Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-15

The tiume from Marlette lake /!
shut down for the Winter.
Prof. Young Of the Free Lance
has returned to his editorial duties
Dick Roberts, who has beer
quite low with fever, is on his feet
again.
Rev. Van DeVenter has assumed
the pastorate of the Methodist
Church.
Frank Folsom IL now selling
wheat at 2 cents barley and oats
at 24 cents.
Down in Washoe county the
County Commissioners have bouts
at fisticuffs,
A full assortment of all kinds of
Candies at No. IS, opposite u. S
Mint.
The Carsonites who attended the
laying Of the corner stone, speak
highly Of Rens's hospitality on Sat
urday.
Hon. Thomas Wren and A. Z.
Cheney are in the city in the in
terests Of the Richmond Mining
Company.
Mrs. Racheal Olmstead mother
Of Miss Gertie Olmstead who gave
some Rotations here died on the
9Th at San Jose.
The coyotes are coming down
from the hills and robbing the
chicken roosts. They are slaughter
ing fowls by the wholesale.
They cannot sail the great inter
national yacht race. owing to q lack
Of wind. There is no lack Of this
commodity, however, in the Ryan
Sullivan prize fight.
California officers are now puzzl-
ing the Presidents head, and it is
expected that all Republicans hold !
ing prominent Offices will ego" be- |
fore the the meeting of Congress,
Receiving fresh Candies right
along. Have on hand today q first
class assortment from the best ma
kers in San Francisco, which l will
sell at prices to suit the times.
No. s., opposite U. 8. Mint.
In several countries in Europe it
is against the law for a newspaper
nan to hold Office. From the way
The press is treated in the United
States the powers that be seem to
have an idea that similar law pre-
walls here.
The Park Waterworks of San
Rranciso is a big saving to those
beautiful pleasure grounds. The
Park formerly paid the Spring Val
ey Company 81, 100 per month for
water but is now furnished larger
quantity at cost of only $500 per
aonth.
T,ieutenant Governor LaughtOn
aas reached the city. The
Attorney General has decided to
est the Library matter in the
courts, and filed petition for
writer of gao ararrerto. It will come
Up for hearing before the, SUI
,reme Court.
We thought from the first that
,he report that John Mackay intend
d purchasing the New York Her
Id was carnard. He owns con-
rolling interest now in the Vir-
,inia Enterprise, which ought to sat
BY eNcu d uilllUudlIc dulUlGlOU,
o far as newspaper is concerned. t
Times Review. G
The more astute of the gold rob-
ers in New York believe it high
inc to surrender. They think the
ime has come to accept silver dol }
lrs or their representatives. They
rould not dare to hold gold at a l
remium, simply because it would !,
eact on their own hands. Ii they
id they would suffer the most.
Miss Ida G. Sweet, the Chicago
ension agent, has resi- gned and ac- !
epted the general management OF 2
business in New York City, which q
'as rendered her by manufacter- c
lg company. Her successor in L
'hicago is Mrs Mulligan, widow Of Z
'clonel Thomas A. Mulligan. who \
led defending the flag. No Union n
IAN protests against such changes. S
The Sentinel does not like the
hadow Of John Mackay falling