Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-07

MORNING APPEAL.
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FRIDAY..............~... 2. 1881
L. p. FISHER. Advertising Agent 81 Merchants
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DIR. SCHLEMANN has presented his collection
Of Trojan antiquities to the Emperor of Ger
many, to be placed in the museum in Berlin
THE MormonS, upon learning that there
were so many thousand moro females than
males in Philadelphia, at once sent number
of missionaries to the city of Brotherly Love.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS A SIDE. Mr..
Scott, champion shot of England, has signed
articles of agreement with DR.. Carver for a
match to shoot at 100 pigeons each for C., 900
Il side, the match to come off February 1st
The National Republican commenced its
new Year by announcing George c. Gorham
as its editor-in- chief, with Hallet Ilibourne
as general manager, and Assistant Postmaster
General George A. Sheldon ar" iirNr, -.
Cooke as members of the 'Boaiu ~ t.E~lveS.
COMPLAINT now comes from New Jersey
that the people are getting sick of employing
the Chinese in manufactures in that State.
II is found, as soon as these people have
learned a trade. that they require as much
pay as do the white aborers.
THE estimated amount to decorate the
screets and public buildings for the Inaugural
ton is fixed at $4,000. 1t has been deter
mined by the Committee on the Inauguration
Ball to begin at once the work of laying
smooth pine flooring in the new museum
building.
WILLIE CRAWFORD, fourteen years old, OF
Chicago, has for seven years been sweating
blood, and lately has had very severe attacks.
The physicians who take an interest in him.
propose sending him to Edinburgh and Lon
don for examination by the Academy of Sur
geons.
THE new proprietors of tho Homer Mining
Index are short and to the point. They say:
1--WE have taken hold of the Index for the
purpose of making living. We are not here
for our health. We expect that every man
who makes his living in the district will
assist this paper to some extent. If we labor
to help the camp, we shall expect the people
of the CANT to help us"
SHELTERS AT D..YToN.-When r. E. Pcotte
of Dayton was in Virginia last Tuesday he
said TO a Chronicle reporter: Before the
Carson people got through talking about
their smelling works, we will have ours
built The Lyon Mill & Mining Company
have everything ready, and can start up
smelters at short notice with sufficient capac-
to work all he ore that would be furnished"
The State Journal has the following: Tho
Nevada Legislature, this Winter, intends to
throughly test the subject Of prayer as to it's
efficacy in causing the Great Interchangeable to
disregard the fixed laws OF His laws, or Ma
ture's laws, and put brains in heads where |
nature, science and artitice have failed to do |
so. With this object in view, the Senate is TO |
pen every morning with prayer, and, to be |
certain that no mistake be made, each Of ne
clergymen at the Capital takes his turn in
addressing the Throne of Grace, while the
Assembly refuses to allow minister to raise
his voice in their behalf We are afraid that
the clergymen have undertaken hard job,
ana predlCt q total lailufc. we are nOI Il De- |
iieverin special Providences, especially where
there is nothing 10 work upon. We do not
believe the world was made out Of nothing.
The experiment, however, now being made
in Carson will be watched with a lively in
The Assembly never before did
without Chaplain, and there is a strong dis
position to reconsider the hasty action taken.
If economy is to be practicod, it should be
done all round and some of the Clerks dis
pensed with who wander about the halls do
ing nothing at Sc day. If there is to be
let it be wherever there is q
chance for it.