Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-24
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Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Niles, OF the Times, returned
from California yesterday.
General W. H. L. Barnes left for San
Francisco last night.
The Ivy Club has been reorganized, with
Mr. Geo. c. Thaxter as president.
The census of Nevada shows that there
are 5000 Piute Indians il the State.
Dennis Riordon, formerly with the V.
aud t. r. r. Co., is going to Arizona
The Ivy Club party takes place at the
| Opera House tomorrow night.
Edward Malm is now working in one Of
the Candelaria mines at 81 per day.
| Capt. Gounond. ex-chief of the State
Prison Guard. came up from California
yesterday.
It is stated that Crittenden Thornton has
been retained in law suit, in which the
retaining fee is $4,000.
Farrell! lrs just received new lot Of
cigars, sent out from New York to intro
Guce to a Nevada audience.
There is so much business before the Z.
S. Circuit Court, that the term may extend
way into next week
Katherine Rogers, supported by the Bal
dwin theater company, will appear at the
Opera House on the 10Th of April.
W. Wolf began a suit in the District
Court yesterday, against G. J. Patton for
1852, balance on pronlissory note.
California stock sold at 50 cents per
share yesterday. There is quite difference
between that and $125, the price it sold for
less than i've years ago.
Gro stock, which was to have been 81
per share by this time, has gone back to
sixty-fve cents, much to the discontinue
OF many Carson holders of the stock,
The first through passenger train will
run to Hawthorne on the 10Th Of next
month"; upon which occasion large num-
Der of the G. & c. r. R. Co.'S friends will
he invited to take a free ride,
A last weeks Philadelphia paper speaks
glowingly of Miss George Woodthorpe's
rendition of the ''mad scene in ''Ophelia. |
Miss Woodthorpe first played ''Ophelia'
in this city about three years ago.
Ia the United States Circuit Court yes
terday, the case of Nathan, administrator.
vs.. the G. P. R. r. Co., for goods lost by |
fire while in custody of the company, re-
suited in verdict for the defendant.
Mr.. Andrew Mason. special agent of the
Mint Bureau, having concluded bis exami-
nation into the affairs of the Carson Mint,
will, in company with Superintendent
visit Virginia to-day and pass on
to San Francisco tonight.
foolish report was in circulation yester-
day, to which some credence was given, to
the effect that the V. & 7. r. r. Co. con-
templates selling its rolling stock to the
G, 2. r. r. Co.. and the road from Reno to
be made narrow guage.
The militia of this State is composed
principally of miners Under such circum
stances what would the State do if there
we're an uprising OF miners against mine
The trouble recently, at Lewis
district, suggests this query.
At s o'clock last night drunken milk
nan fell fyom the seat OF his wagon
n turning Tha1ter's corner, but like
I'll men in an intoxicated state, escaped
lnhurt. When the man fell the horse
stopped, evidently understan ding his mas
er's weakness.
The marriage of Miss Nettie +. Parker
md Mr.. George L. Bond took place at Oak
and yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond took
heir departure for Monterey Immediately
fter the ceremony was concluded. They
viii spend a week or two at that point and
,icinity, after which they will go to their
lome in Boston, Mass.
Last evening about dusk, fourteen-year
Id Indian boy vas playing marbles with
hree white nrchins of the same age. The
indian won all the marbles. aid the other {
oys tried tc bounce him with the intention {
t despoiiin1 h fairly gotten gains;
no the foEs.se. Jcked two OF them down,
ccording Il, lie latest revised rules Of the
rize ring, and the third boy took to his