Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-04
IN BRIEF.

clearance sale.
Mrs. Ats dancing classes will meet
this afternoon and evening.
Uncle George fluffy celebrated his
thirty-sixth wedding anniversary yes
tcr,'ay.
The State Board Of Examiners will
meet Monday TO audit claims against
the State
The thaw during the pat two days
has again disturbed the pleasure Of
sleigh owners.
Another Indian who was hart at the
railroad accident few days ago, died
at Virginia on Thursday.
Parties receiving invitations to attend
) the masquerade party can obtain tickets
at George c. Thaxter's drug store.
Levi naeua, Conner Of the Mint was
yesterday made the delighted father of
a boy-thc first boy in the family.
The express train was nearly two
| hours late again yesterday. The de
teNtion occurred on the c. p. z. II.
Miss Nellie Cummings, well known
here, is a member of the "NNOrld' COM
bination, which appears in this city
next month.
James Fife, whose hand was injured
some days ago while st work in tho V.
and T. shops, yesterday had finger
amputated by DR.. Smart.
W. NJ. Thornton, Secretary of the
Virginia { Trucilce Railroad Company.
is in town and will remain here until
his departure for San Francisco, some
time next week.
The testimonial benefit rendered to
Miss Nellie p. TX insOn comes OFF two
weeks from to-day. 1t will be the
most elaborate amateur entertainment
ever given Carson.
Tom Clarke, the veteran engineer Of
the Y. & T. r. R.. who had charge of
the train which met with the accident
sever days since, is again on duty,
with is head handag d and tied up.
Cagwin & Noteware will receive a
stock of masks to-day for the Ivy mas
quorade ball. They are in receipt of
magnificent assortment of valentines,
which are really worth looking at
The Emerson Misstrels, who appear
at the Opera House next We'd esday,
will present some Of the freshest novel
ties in musical and hurlesque lines. A
number of new artists will be in the
company.
w. a. johnson, formerly of Silver
M0un tain, we'll known in this city
remains were brought here last night,
and the funeral will take place from the
Catholic Church at p. NJ. to-day.
The APPEAL of yesterday Incorrect V
stated that Bishop Whitaker, assisted
by Rev. George r. Davis, performed
the marriage ceremony At the Rodgers
Fall wedding. Rev. Mr.. Davis per-
formed the ceremony alone.
Two Virginia city fools, Benjamin
Wood and Mary f. Conklin, had a
notice of their marriage published in
the papers of that city last week. Now
the woman comes out and says that |
there was no marriage at all, but thai
the whole affair was a joke.
Judge J. F. Lewis, formerly of |
the Supreme Bench in this State, is |
spoken of as the successor of Judge !
+. w. IIillyer, in the event Of the lat !
ter's retirement. 1t is said that Justice !
Field, Of the U. S. Supreme Court, and !
u. S. Circuit Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, /
will reco nmend the appointment of |
Judge Lewis.
The Indians in this vicinity are so |
Mortified in consequence of the death of
several of their number by the recent |
railroad accident, that for The next six .
months they are not likely to avail
themselves very extensively Of the
privilege granted them by the Virginia