Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-28
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= Lake Tahoe this Winter.
Fifty thousand whitefsh eggs are t
be deposited in Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Judge Rising is in the city a
the guest Of Mrs. d. l.. Bliss.
The special train to Virginia las
night was very lightly patronized.
Col. 6. G. Lyon returned from TIVE
weeks trip to CandeIar;a on Thursday
night.
Alta took another lille spurtupward>
yesterday; all the same as the flicker OF
Il dying candle.
II. NJ. Ierington and d. A. Bender
have gone out on the line of the Carson
& Colorado Rainread.
j. II. Benton will hencelorth receive
- $50 per year for carrying the mails
from this city to GlenbroOk.
The people of Glenbrooll and vicinity
are very much annoyed at and incon-
venienced by the irreguarity of the
mail service from here.
The convicts at the Nevada State
! Prison meet with comparatively fewer
accidents than the inmates Of any sIm:-
| lar Institution in the country.
T. NJ. IIealy, the irish patriot, passed
through here for Virginia yesterday.
There was large number of his cou--
trymen at the depot to greet him.
a number Of Carsonites went to Day
ton to attend the funeral of the late
john Powell, who was accidentally
Killed h.,' falling into well few days
ago.
L. \. TritIe, of Virginia City, has
been nominated by the President for
Governor of Arizona. Mr.. Tritle's
many Carson friends congratulate him
upon his good fortune.
The several counties Of the State
sent $50, 4S7S2 to the State Treasury
when they made their second semi-an-
nual settlement for 1881. 1t cost 1869. 10
to pay the express charges.
The war between the Chronicle and
Enterprise continues. The editors are
very wrathy, and it would not surprise
any one should personal difficulties be
the Outgrowth Of the quarrel.
wi Of ht.
dancing school will be Increased to-day,
as the ungainly dancer is beginning to
see what graceful one this most excel |
lent teacher can make Of him.
The APPEAL regrets to state it has |
to the effect that the CEN i
dition of Judge Hillyer is steadily !
worse. 1t is said that he is |
now unable to recognize anyone.
Quite number of non-dancing ladies
and gentlemen were disappointed at |
the Ivy party Thursday night, at not
being able to secure seats in the dress |
circle, that part of the house being !
locked up.
Coyotes now infest the once busy |
vicinity of the North Carson mine i
How well pleased will be the share |
holders who contributed nearly $780, +
600 to develop this property to read this |
item. Our fiend just imagines that he |
can see them chuckle.
The Washoe Indians in this vicinity !
affect greater inclination for work of
all kinds now than ever before. Peo- |
pie do not throw so much into the swill
Barrels these times as they did in the |
days CT yore, and the Indian appreciates
the necessity of earning his s'grub" by |
the sweat of his brow.
A gentleman from Reno yesterday in.
formed the APPEAL that work on the |
Insane Asylum, now being erected there
is sighted and that the contractors are |
not living up to their agreements. 1t !
is suggested that the commissioners |
look into the matter, and in the event
the report is founded on fact, to correct
the evil before it is too late.
Miss Ellen Cummings, an actress of
acknowledged merit and an eld-time