Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-25
IN BRIEF.

clearance safe.
n The Ivy party will not be essential.
a full dress affair.
The streets afforded pretty goot
sleighing yesterday.
d. l.. Bliss left for New York las
evening, where he will remain month
or more.
Manager Piper says that in the future
he will play all his first-cIass attractions
in this city.
The sleighing was good last night
and there was in addition to the genu-
inc, considerable cow-bell music in the
air.
Some of tho County Commissioners
of this county do not travel on the Vir-
ginia & Truckce Railroad this year on
passes.
Guy Thorpe writes that the State
Line mill will start up next week, with
the prospect Of making an excellent
showing.
| The many Carson friends of Mrs. r.
II. Lindsay, Of Reno, will be glad to
| learn that her recent illness has taken a
favorable turn.
Mrs. S. c. Scoville has opened d
school for small children at Reno. The
APPEAL trusts that the lady may meet
with the greatest encouragement.
There was a, spirited advance in
Alta and the surrounding stocks yester-
day afternoon. 1t is reported that a
good body of ore has been struck
The remains of John Hawkins, for
merly of Markleville, who died in San
Francisco last week, were taken through
here for interment at Genoa yesterday.
A special train will leave here on
Friday evening for Virginia, on the oc-
casion of the lecture by Messrs Healy
and O'Connor, Irish members of Par
lament.
The condition of A. J. Taylor, the |
Noltaire mill man, continues favorable, |
and he retains his courage, but, as vet, |
his physicians are not sure that his arm .
can be saved.
1t is expected that the Guiteau case
will go to the jury to-day. Several
wagers were made here yesterday to
the effect that the jury would fail to
bring in verdict.
1t is stated that the attaches of the
United States Surveyor Generals Office
are greatly disguised at the prospect of
changing their quarters from Virginia
to Reno. Who is surprised :
Although Hank Monk has been quite
sick all Winter, he is willing to bet that
he will take tourists to the Lake for the
next ten years. Hank has much con-
fidence in himself:
1t is estimated that Henderson, the
book agent, who has been periodically |
visiting Carson for the past seven years,
has sold twenty thousand dollars worth
of books to the people of this city.
There is not town in the State at |
present where there are fewer law
breakers than in this city. Scarcely one .
arrest per month is made for any offense
but intoxication. Carson is certainly
the banner moral town of Nevada.
The alarm of fire last night about 10 .
o'clock was occasioned by defective
stovepipe in the house occupied by .
Miss Crane, dressmaker, on King |
street, east of the Capitol. Several !
buckets of water extinguished the fire.
The late John l.. Moore's bonds,
spoken of in yesterdays APPEAL have
been found in the house occupied by the !
deceased. He had them secreted IL
the attic between the ceiling and the
roof A nice place to deposit bonds,
in case Of fire.
1t is reported that, owing to the great
amount of work to be accomplished this
year, the mills at Glenbrook will start
I'D as soon as the weather clears up.
Johp n RororS Sunoriptpn6pnt of the