The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-08
THE DAILY APPEAL

Arrivals at the st. Charles Hotel.
GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CRY December :, 1850.
NJ. Spooner, Spooner's Ranch.
r. Davis, Lake Tahoe.
NJ. Y. Stewart City
C.. C. Batterman, Virginia.
B. F. Rogers, Clear Creek.
The ADELPHI CLUB will give another
soiree on Friday evening next. All members
are requested to attend.
GETTING WELL.-McCnn, the man
who had his leg broke during the late
races a, the Carson Course, is getting
well-his leg being almost entirely
healed.
CoLD.-We are having spell Of dry,
cold wearher-beautiful but by no
means seasonable. We shall probably
catch enough season within the next
two weeks.
FARE RsDUcED.-B.lly Wilson has
no notion Of being "telescoped" by the
V. l. T. R. r. locomotives-and be has
put down his stage fare, as will be seen
by looking at our advertising columns,
to three dollars.
DIsFRANcHIsED.-We noticed a steam
Washoe at work on Geo. Fryer's wood
pile yesterday The cussed hing blows
and snorts a good deal, and saws lots of
wood, and never asks for "more brick"
nor begs for "bi<cuit," but it cant rote.
The primaries can be run without it!
JEwELRY, ETC, FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Attention is directed to the advertisement, in
this mornings issue. of Mr. C. w Friend,
whose extensive and varied stock Of iewelry
ETC., etc, ETC.. offers SO many temptations to
those who are searching for appropriate gifts
to bestow upon their friends and acquaint-
snces withal.
NOBODY HURT THE i'll advised rush
OF the rag, tag and bobttil across the
Plaza yesterday, was by no means justi-
fable. 1t was only a shot gun that had
been let off; and the most serious re-
suit was that two harmless pigeons
were shot on the Wing. I'VE might
have mentioned Miles-but that would
have been far frtched.)
TIE Best CLoTRING EVER OFFERED
IN NEVADA is now for sale at Joe Ros-
enstock's store He has had the dis
criminative sense to buy the greater
part OF his Fall and winter stock in
Chicago; and the consequence is that be
is enabled to undersell all his conpeti-
tors. He has the finest shirts and I'm
der-elo'hing ever put up here for sale:
aud the furs, overcoats aud other winter
goods which so abGndantly fill his |
shelves and counters ere. no doubt. |
superior 10 anything that ever before |
got into the ssge brush Market. Go
and look for yourself aud be con
WINGED.
FIRE-A PEAr MARSH BURNIsG
Quit is not generally known that
around and in front ofthe Warm Springs
lies bed of peat, in fact the real old |
Irish turf. 1t has been used by Col. |
Curry in times past as al article of
fuel and found superior to any coal
found on the coast. A few days since
the proprietors Of the skating park
north of the hotel started a FIRE in the
high dry grass covering the meadow
-h r..h IL |
short order. But when the grass bad
been burnt off it was found that the
burnt ground was yet on fire, and de.
Ged all attempts TO put it out L. isye,
burning and wi continue so until the
meadow is flooded with water or else a
heavy storm sets in. 1t is dangerous
now TO travel over this ground as the
Ere has sought the more fbrous por-
lions Of the turf and burnt holes to a
great depth leaving the cavity filed
with burning ashes.
WY You SHOULD AVOID BUYING
FURHIrURE OF SCHoESFELD BRos. or
VIRGISIA.-Au acquaintance of ours
bought parlor set Of furniture, the
other day, Of Schoenfeld Bros, Vir.
GINA City. 1t was part of the bar
gain, made with our concurrence, that
in case the goods came down as guar
anteed, the said Schoenfeld Bros. should
be "puffed' in the APPEAL. We sup.
pose, therefore, tina. the other horn of