Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-16
JOTTINIGS
u. S. Marshal Ash is in the city.

g U. S. Marshal Ash is in the city.
}; Senator Haines, of Douglas, is seriousl
i'll.
,. The q. s. District Court will be in session
tomorrow.
5 There will be the usual services to-day a
/ the M. E. Church.
The Second Judicial District Court ha:
adjourned until the Goth inst.
Attention is called to special order from
Gen. Ratterman in another column.
Ex-Sheriff Hill, who was absent from the
city for several days, returned Last evening
Billy Bryson, of this city, is one of the
members of the MoOre's Theater company
The handsomest man in the Assembly is
Hank Knight, of Eureka. But he is mar
ried.
Alfred Leuzon, native of England, yes
terday filed his intention to become a
citizen.
Nose Haynes, of Elko. is one of the pro-
prietors of the show now at Moore's
Theater.
| Miss Cornwell of Napa, and Miss Marden
of Sacramento, will be guests of NJ ISIS Hat
tie Sharp of the Ormsby House. this season.
There are more men in the town at pres
ent whose mode of earning livelihood is a
mystery, than were ever here before during
a Legislative session.
Johnny Moore received advice last night
that Senator Jones had not gone to Wash
ington, as has been reported, but that he
will arrive here this week
. The County Commissioners did not meet
yesterday to investigate the official conduct
Of late county officer, but indefinitely
postponed action in the matter
Miss Adele Waters, formerly of this city,
and now one of the most popular young
actresses in San Francisco, will likely come
up here with the John Owens company.
On Friday John IIappan was released
from the State Prison and early yesterday |
m orning he was picked up in a glorious |
state of drunkenness and locked up in Jail |
Members of the Carson Guard are ordered |
to turn in whatever company property they
may have in their possession tomorrow.
All failures to obey this order will be
legally prosecuted.
The State Library Bill, introduced in the
Assembly on Friday, proposes to appoint
he Governor. Attorney Generaland Super
ntendent of Public Instruction a Board of
State Library Trustees.
A neat II stone diamond ring, one of the
attest designs, taken in pawn, with large
OF Of other diamonds, will be sold at
acrifice, $50. Come and see it. U2cle
Harris, 221 Kearny street.
It is reported that the notorious Bill
Hart, who formerly gave our police author
ties so much trouble, is now serving a term
n the California State Prison for slashing
Sc IdW Will Il Ulfk. somewhere near TaSS |
Valley.
The Governor yesterday issued TIE fol-
owing Notary Public commissions: S. j.
Jr., of Winnemucca; George r.
Almond, Of Eureka, and Chas. E. Abbott,
# Tuscarora, and accepted the resignation
If Victor J. Stearns, Notary Public in
storey county.
Yesterday afternoon an elegantly dressed
ady, while crossing from Rosser's building
o the Mint corner, slipped and fell into a
mud puddle. It is not known whether
he uttered any bad words, but it's safe to
,et that she thought over the subject
rood deal.
A woman named Maud French was
brought before Judge Cary yesterday for
aaliciously breaking windows in Mother
2ichards's house. The case was postponed
Until Monday to give the parties in the suit
ime to produce witnesses, or amicably ad-
ust their differences meanwhile.
Officer Stern last evening arrested vag
Who gave his name as Nelson. The fellow
las been about town begging for the past
wo days. He is one OF numerous gang
hat is now infesting this city. Many of