The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-27
OUR DOMESTIC JOYS AND TROUBLES.

Overland Pat was sturdily guiding
plow past our office yesterday, breakin
up the earth preparatory TO making
Second street as nicely graded as Proc
tor street already is, as Carson stree
promises to be, aud ss some more of GU
thoroughfares are bound to become IN
der the performance of his contract b,
Mr.. Bragg. Speed the pillow Thes
can be made good streets by the putin!
of enough work upen them. But tn
cutters on either side thereof must b,
made ample to carry of the surplu
Winter water; while, in order to proven
future foods, foatings of loan ant
gravel and Outlying of deep places, TIL
two streams that meander into tow
from the mountains must be guided int
and kept within two big bitches or sew
ers, one at either enc of the town. We
zee that Proctor street is graded from {
point east of Carson street up to the
Gube.natoriaI brick Cottage. This is
well, as afforjing a straight and narrow
path for the Legislators at the next Sc:
sion, to travel on to the Executive head
quarters. By the way, his Excelleucy
or his Exceliency's Ezceliency, Tom
Wells, Esq ought to repair the en-
trance way which is at present peril
Gus path through the Gubernatorial
gate. Some Assem- yman or Senator
after i o'clock P. NJ, might break the
neck of the representative Of his consti-
tuents if that gateway is net provided
with a draw5ridge.
The Pavilion still! looks a glum and
half charred defiance at big pile OF
shingles that lies anent its portals, Oh
the square. That venerable ruin no
doubt feels secure against any attack
upon its roof by that single pile. But
Johnny Moore still has mind to repair
its shattered walls and renew its glories
Oar citizens must give him a helping
hand.
Somebody, we shall not say who,
has lately had talk with Mr Tom
about the railroad and
CLEANED ,herefrom that the stories 60
ing about that the road was not to be
commenced this season were all fudge !;
and that the work of grading would
very soon follow the estimates which
we're expected to be completed in about
A fortnight or less. Thank God for a
word of encouragement ! Col. Curry
writes from Washington that he will
start afterwards with the Mint ma
;hinery On or about the 1st of July
orox. Many a patient mechanic hopes
md prays that he may bring from
Uncle Sans big vaults the promised
oil of gre enbacks.
Mr. Fisher saw Stewart in Washing
on with regard to the transfer of the
Reservation Timber Lands to the School
'uad, and found him favorable to the
cheme and hopeful of making the
hange. Good for Fisher, good for
tewart and good for the School Fund.
Merchandise, lumber &c, &c, all
cry scarce up to date, are promised to
rive very soon in great abandance
he staple estables and the like got
retty nearly played out during the
pring embargo and the consequence
J that we Just barely escaped a fam inc
ow, the money to buy them with has
lst been sent away consequently the
REGULATING medium is net abundant.
will be more plentiful within the
ext six weeks and we may expect !
ush times in the Fall. The whisky
I'd playing card trade viii be lively
,xt Winter through the enterprise of,
o members and attaches of the LIST, ]
ID aud 81 houses of the Legislature. d
ken by and large our present and '
joys are in excess Of our
,nhIas Thera ia hahn in Giiead b