Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-05
JOTTINGS.


Moore's theater on Monday night, with five
new artists.
The grass in the .suth yard Of the Mint is
nearly green nov as it is during tins sum
ner months.
d. Z. Tost, OF San Francisco, late Gov
ernor Stanford's Private Secretary, was in
town yesterday.
Mr. S. T. Gage yesterday received the sad
news of the death of his father, aged IS
years, in Ohio.
The Az Fait Club will sosn give full
dress party in compliment to General and
Mrs, K. III. Clarke.
S. T. Gage went below last night, but the
legislators need sot think that they have
seen the last Of hi:s for tho session.
, George r. Game, the actor, well and
favorab.y known here, is now playing in
the classic precincts of Missouri.
The north-end stocks are selling at low
er figure now than they have been quoted
at for she past two and half years.
The ''oIdest inhabi,ant" says that more
rain has fallen IN this city during the past
week than at any one timesince 1867.
Thomas Waldron was yesterday sent to
Jail for 10 days for disturbing the peace IN
front of Winston S On Thursday night.
An invitation party will be given at the
Ormsby House next Monday evening,
under the auspices Of some Of the guests.
The Catholic fair begins at the Opera
House on next Monday, and will continue
for three days. There will be dancing every
night
Major A. Il. W. Creigh, Of the c. and c.
r. R, who had his leg broken on Wednes-
cay, is getting OF very well under the treat
ment of DR.. White.
On Monday evening the Knights of
Pythias will leava hero for one week of jol- |
LITIGATION in San Francisco. They will be
accompanied by q considerable number of
ladies and children
The Indians, who are supposed to be an |
authority upon the subject, say that in the
course of two or three weeks this vicinity |
will be full of wild ducks. Old hunters be-
heve in the prediction.
Virginia miner, who knows what he is
talking about, is anxious to wager So 900
with the bonanza firm that he can find q
large deposit of rich ore in the Sierra Ne
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do SO.
R. F. Pixley, formerly broker here, is
in Tombstone, Arizona, where he has an
interest in some of the most promising
mining property in that section. It is stat
ed that he is backed by a heavy banking {
firm of Philadelphia. II
Yesterday very devout head of family
gave his Chinese cook little religious talk, I
telling him of the crucii1ion of the Savior. :
After patiently listening for a while, the
Chinaman exclaimed, "sIslicaA man too 1
muchee foolee; why no shootse him?" f
The caly Carssn gentlemen whs attended
the Eayre reception at Virginia, on Thsrs-
day night, were Col. Peter Cavanaugb, Il. H !
Wright, c. A. Hsfer, Z. j. Parkinson, and
G. H. Davis, Jr. Those gentlenes say that 2
it was Ike most elegant and costly reception
they ever attended in the State. II
An astute Assemblyman introduced bill
providing for the Communication of the .
sentences of convicts who are confined in
the State Prison for good behavior" The f
APPEAL offers an amendment to that bill ! q
providing for the release of all convicts Of
that character. r
Frank Mccullough went to San Francisco
last night, but will return in few days,
after which he will make preparations to T
leave this section fer gesd. 1t is pity that :.
the present dearth of business here in Mr..
line should drive So excellent .
a citizen from the State.
Yesterday morning some bad boys who
in the rear Of Davis's store,
soaked q cat in coal oil and tlren set her
afre. OF course, the poor brute was burned
to death. What these boys will come to
when they grow up to manhood, with their
wickedness and unfeeling natures, it is re
sad to contemplate. Lads who cultivate a
such vicionsness in their youth are sure to Al