Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-24
ALL SORTS.

There will be seven piecns of mus
ic at Lindsey & Pierces soiree Sat
urday night.
Lucky Baldwin is red hot over hi
daughters marriage, and threatens ts
lick the groom on sight.
Walter Chsdlc has attached the
Ouilette & Kramer mine il. Pinenuf
to secure a bin incurred by Ouilette
The new signal service flags on the
top of the Capitol building, mean
local rains, with falling temperature.
There was large and interested
audience at Judge Bigelow's resi-
dence last evening, to listen to Mrs.
j Kinkead talk on Switzerland.
Victor, the famous trotting stallion,
will stand for the season in this city
His staying qualities as trotting
horse are simply unequalled in the
| annals of the turf.
Arnold Willard, the plumber and
gasftter, is still in the ring, and pre-
pared to do all kinds of sanitary
plumbing, and jobbing. Sewer work
specially. All work guaranteed.
flo 1w
News comes that Mrs. Heathering-
ton, the central figure of the Yoke
hama shooting ARRAY is considerably
bored over the matter. Robinson
appears to have been the NEST bored
of anybody.
Those who listened to the address
IS of Rev. Logan and Lieu.enant
Governor Poujade at the Chautauqua
Society in the Methodist Church on
Tuesday evening were treated to two
very interesting Giscourses.
The rink managers have arranged
for an amateur atheletic exhibition
at the rink Saturday night. There
will be boxing, wrestling, tumbling,
bycicle riding, high kicking and
jumplng, etc Ladies especially in
vited. Adm ssion as usual.
The Truckee Republican ssys that
C. p. Huntington gave it out that he
was coming home ty way of Ogden
and SO the road was put in apple pie
order for him, and then he quietly
slid round by the Southern route
where they wero not looking for him. !
A very smooth piece Of goods is c. P. |
The Lovelock correspondent of !
the ST yer State says the discoveryof |
. we'll defined vein Of coal in the
East Range, which is now being de-
veloped by P. K. Reid and his part
ners, is creating considerable ex-
element and promises to open up
new source of wealth for this already
prolific mineral territory.
An Eastern lady who has been
through Central Africa is lecturing
in the East. Speaking of the ma
tives she says: "Modesty was their
only covering, but their department
was so manly and their carriage so
grand that l grew to regard their
color as abundant clothing for them
in their primitive simplicity.
Grand Councillor Hutton and
Grand Recorder and Secretary Mrs.
Annie Evins, Of San Francisco, are
visiting the Chosen Friends in this
rity. They were entertained by the
}. c. F. Of Carson vest. rday and
shown the various points of interest
n this vicinity. Last night a BAN
luet was rendered them at the
Briggs House, in which delegation
rom Virginia took part. They leave
or Virginia this morning.
Representative Walker, of Massa-
;husetts, said in speech defending :
he Mckinley tariff that if the tariff .
we're not in the interests of the far
ners and wage-workers of this coun
Try, which was the lowest taxed /
country on the face of the earth. he
would vote to repeal it and adopt .
rec trade. He presented figures I
howing that in one year. under the t
resent tariff, our foreign trade has t
S406, 600, 0U0, 81 per cent. t