Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-30
IN BRIEF.
The delinquent tax list will be read

There will be fine solit aire damon
ring disposed of at the Capitol Saloon
Tickets 81.
Geo. w. Bryant, Meter and Refine
of the Mint, left last night for San Fran
cisco on business
Drinking places and games of chance
are reaping quite a harvest from the
recent Lake Tahoe immigration.
Double eagles and dimes are scarce
coins in this community, while small
gold is perfect drug-so they say.
At the Hole-in-the- Wall to-day there
| will be served hot turkey lunch from
II to 8 O'Clock and at in the evening.
1t is authenticity stated that Senator
Jones will surely be on the express
| train this morning bound for Gold Hill.
Stocks were weaker yesterday, and
the likelihood is that similar report
will have to be mace daily for the next
month.
Thomas Roach, who has been very
sick. off and on, during the past year,
is going to try q salt water climate for
a while
George Cagwin, of the firm of Cagwin
& Noteware, went to San Francisco last
night for an extensive stock Of holiday
goods.
Controller Hallock and Attorney Gen
eral Murphy went to Virginia yester-
day to take testimony in the Orphan
Asylum case.
Benjamin II. Miller, Clerk Of Mono
county, and bride returned from san
Francisco yesterday, and are domiciled
at the Ormsby.
There was little social at the Ii
brary rooms last evening, upon which
occasion Professors Owens and Frisbie
volunteered their musical talent.
The recent cold weather has greatly
retarded progress at the Voltaire works.
The Superintendent believes, however,
that active work can be commenced
next week.
Samuel Osborn, the we'll known pho
is being hauled over the
Goals by the press for alleged exorbi-
tant charges. Sam can stand it 50 Ion:
as his demands are paid.
T. B. Winston returned from below
yesterday. He did not bring up his
Iuartette this time, but will do 50 the
next trip he makes to San Francisco,
which he intends to do soon.
The decision in the case of the Ne
vada Orphans Home VS.. Controller |
HalIock, the trial of which comes up
before the Supreme Court Saturday,
will be looked forward to with great
interest all over the coast.
Olef Ericsson, who was arrested here
Monday on requisition from the Gov
,rnor Of California, has been released
rom custody on his own recognizance
Until the authorities here learn as to
Who will defray the expenses involved
n taking the accused to San Francisco.
On Monday night new brass band
vas organized in this city, with the fol-
owing members: Marston, E cornet;
Ward, LIST B cornet; Geo. Cowing, I'd
ornet; E. Vonderhyde, 1st E alto
fraser, I'd e alto; Henry Sharp, bari
one; John Meder, E tuba H. Meyers,
ass drum; w. Cowan, tenor drum.
Parson Davis overshoes were yester-
ay stolen from the doorstep Of his res
1ence. With Christian like resigna-
ion he says that the thief may be
eedier than himself, and therefore is
relcome to them. The Parson did not
ay whether the shoes were nearly
,orn out or not.
Eastern papers are making war upon
ne lofty head gear now worn by ladies
t the theater. That is right, for we
IN attest from personal experience
lat the style in question is very an
Dying to persons who are compelled to
t behind one of these monuments of