Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09
JOTTINGS.

. John p. Meier returned to Battle Noun
+ tain last evening.
DIR. r. r .Hofer's little son johnny
very Ill With Group,
Freight shipments from this point to thu
southern mines are very light.
The Chinese of this city do not own owe
500, 900 worth of improved real estate.
Union Consolidated has levied an as
sessment of ST, and Alta one of so cents.
/ Ed McFadden is doing the local work GU
the Times, during the absence Of tlr. Niles.
The weather indications are that we shall
have 8 heavy, old fashioned storm before
long.
1t is now reported that Congressman
| Daggett will receive consular appoint
ment.
The lottery bill is not signed yet, aud the
projectors Of the scheme are on pins ana
needles.
John Hansen, formerly of the Mint, is
now q meter in the Grass Valley, Cal :,
| foundry.
1t is stated that John Mack will seek an
engagement at one Of the San Francisco
theaters.
J. Iyancovich will return from Europe
in the Spring and likely engage in business
here again.
Mr.. Edward Niles, of the IGGsss, went be-
low last light for a short period OF rest and
recreation.
Left by sleeper last night: Mrs. Arnot,
L. /. Fox, Il ". Rolie, d. L Bliss, Z.
Niles and wife.
Miss Post, of the Melville Troupe. is a
sisteriul law Of Wa ter 3. Blair, a former
attache of the Carson Mint.
Two of the faro banks which were started
here for the accommodation of the lie, isla
ture, have put up their shutters.
L. Morris L Co. have concluded to con-
tinue business in this city, having lots OF
faith in the future prosperity OF Carson.
There has been less SHOW at Lake Bigler
this year than for the past ten winters; SO
says Hank Monk, the most reliable of men.
John Ryno, at one time doing business
in this city, and now located Virginia,
wants to be released from his liabilities ~
q legal process.
ARRIVALS by yesterday afternoon Bodie
stage: V. e. Psase, G u Curtiss, Tlss. "a
J. eearce, Mrs. Cooper, W. III. |
Curtiss, q. Ward, N. Tovey, & holden.
Doc Benton's "C.len Alpine" is t., king lhe
place of seller. It is more paiatabie bey-
,rage, and a sure remedy for indigestion
md other nervous complaints arising from
he stomach.
The condition Of County Commissioner
Jheney is stil very precarioas one There
S very little chance for his recovery; yet,
While there is life all hope must not be
bandoned.
Something should be done without delay
o improve the ventilation OF the Opera
iOuSe- buIiiS every tciloi iuudNS iio'hii'~
,ut mplaiDts are heard from the audience
pon this subject.
DEPARTED by Yesterday mornings Bodie
tage: Geo Mccartney, j Z Winnie, HI.
igel, Fl g. Biasde |, Mrs. L. }. Crook. q.
V. Eunich, ". H. Casey, wife and dauSh-
er, Fred Horatt.
Persons who have LEFT job work at the
peal Office during the pat two months
nd grown weary OF waiting for 1t are mott
cd that before many days the work Will
g delivered. i
The wedding OF Mrs. Louise Shrieves and
[r. 0 liver Roberts takes place at the Cath
lie Church this evening. The Appeal
.nders the lady aud gentlemen its best
ishes.
There is an old Mexican woman of i'll re-
ute in this city, who has, during her
career, ulated, AID Is now
10 possessor OF real esiSte, bonds and money
timated at over 5150, 900.
Last night, Doolin, the Demosthonese OF q
e Base Range, LETT the ei'y for the su,- a.
lurous home in Eureka. His ringing de-
nee of the aboriginais viii never be for
,tten in this section of tie country.
Bert Davidson, formerly clerk with Kop-