Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16
JOTTINGS.

Judge j, F. Lewis was in this city yester
day.
The District Court will not be in session
to-day.
} Travel to and from this city is very light
just now.
Lieutenant Governor Adams left for San
Francisco last night.
Comstocl1 foot-pads are SO poor that they
waylay newspaper carriers.
The trial jurors in the District Court are
excused until the 21st instant
The little child of George Calham, tele-
graph operator at Empire died yesterday.
Mcclellan, the artist, formerly a resident
Of this city, is sick with Pneumonia at Vir-
ginia.
In another column will be found the ad
vertisement of All Quong, the Chinese
contractor.
Fred II. Hackett, young journalist, son
of J. NJ. Hackett, Of this city, is visiting
! his parents here.
Brevet Major General Uptou committed
suicide in San Francisco yesterday by blow
ing out his brains.
One of the signs of the times is the num-
Der of wagons at the fume loading bark, to
sell about town for fuel.
Judge Whitman, Hon. W. NJ. Bordman
and Henry Welsh, Minute Clerk Of the late
Assembly, were in the city yesterday.
The flag on the Monarch saloon was dis
played at half mast yesterday, out of re-
spect to the murdered Gar of Russia
The Union saloon was not sold yesterday,
as advertised; the Harris Bros. who have
claim on the estate, fling an injunction.
The office of the United Stage Company
will make its headquarters for the southern
mines at Hawthorne, after the first of May
next.
In another column I. B. Peck advertises
the Hobert property as for sale in Reno.
This is Wei known as very desirable piece
of real estate.
Most every child of the public schools |
was on the street yesterday afternoon sell |
ing tickets for the exhibition to be Given a |
week from to-day.
There are some scoundrels about again |
who are selling very bad quality of whisky
/ t., n; how ,Ct
on the track of the offenders.
The latest reports regarding Adolph
Sutro is that he is trying to secure the con-
troll of some of the Comstock mines which
are supposed to contain bonanzas.
The Chinese laundrymen of this city, in
imitation of other races, have formed g
protective association. to guard against
losses by fraudulent customers.
In the case of Hoover VS.. the bondsmen
Of ex-Sheriff HILL for making false returns
on an execution, the jury brought in a
verdict for the plaintiff last evening.
Sam Jones started up the Mexican mill
the other day after it's long disuse, and
ground up thirty-sevon muskrats, piling up
their mincemeat in the concentrating pans.
The officers of this county are very happy
that their positions are salaried, for bust
ness is so dull with them that they could
not make salt were they to rely upon fees.
Messcs. Embeck and Mari, of the .. S.
Coast Survey, will visit this city within the :
next week or so, en- route for Salt Lake City, i
20 which point they are ordered to make a
magnetic survey.
Under the new land bill, any person au-
horized to take up public lands, can take
Up $50 acres, OF agricultural or grazing
ands, whenever surveyed, even in the rail-
'oad grant, by paying 81 25 per acre.
The Carson Guard now numbers sixty s
members, comprised of the best citizens Of
Carson It is the intention to Increase the
nembship to 100, which can be easily ac
.omplished within the next few months.
MRS. John Rosser was brought up from
Sacramento yesterday morning. The fact
# her being able to travel such a distance
S an indication that her condition must
AVE greatly improved.