The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-03
FLYING "TRIP. TO EMPIRE.
What We Saw and Heard There,

Yesterday morning we emerged from
Doc. Benton's stable upon charger,
which the groom made us believe would
break our neck. We took our seat with
fear and apprehension, fully expecting
that like Quixote we would soon be cours-
ing in the lunar regions, Just imagine
then our delight when We had to return
and get raw hide. Mounted then on
this aerial roam we sped over the toll
road, the State Prison falling upon our
vision in profile dimly like a half caught
figure in dream. We cannot affirm it;
bat we think We saw prisoners in the
back ground singing picks, and a fellow
wit Il jockey cap boosted up on the wall
with n war cannon in his lap looking as
dignitied and as patronizing upon Us as
We few by beneath him, as though he
We're a picked Grenadier guarding the
awful battlements of Gibralter. This
penitentiary view dissolved and we think
we came hear running over Nudge and
Mcclellan who were net with US at Saint
Andrew S supper. We think they smiled
a good natured smile IL Oh us as We were
exerting ourselves sweatily to put our
steed beyond the reach Of comparison
with their magnificent blacks.
Here We are then arrived at the bully
place. You will have to see McCiellanS
magnificent picture of the full blooded
Durham animal painted as sign for the
Beer Bros, butchers, before you can ap-
preclate our pun. 1t is master work OF
skill esIe tally in the art of fore shorten
ing. Nc. knows what bull is. Passing
under this animated picture We found
ourselves in the
NEAT MARKET,
Where We beheld a profusion of all man.
ners of flesh, slaughtered and neatly
quarteIed by Mr. Samuel b, butcher
OF the concern. The
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
However offered still greater attractions
to our inquiripg mind. The Brothers
keep their stock in this line web chosen
and replcte. Their speciality however is
Tea. Mr. Joe Beer who has special
charge of this department and who I'M
ierstands himself thoroughly in the bust
ness gets his extensive supply from Tea
Importing Houses in London and New |
L
variety Of tea put up i'll packages to suit |
consumers, and asks the people in all !
parts of the State to give him a trial |
His trade is extensive and extending |
ially. for it is saving worthy of all ac- |
that truth must and shall pre-
,ali
Leaving this agreeable business place |
re went where We knew we would find a |
t,-Yx t.. - t.
Is clothing, boot and shoe establish |
nent We found the Judge, our Senator
lect and others too numerous to name
iring odd subjects in the coy sunlight
1ne bachelor Senator who is devotedly
ond of visiting schools, especially where
he fair hold the rod, accepted our in
itation spontaneously and we went to
isit the
IN the hill, which we found moving for
ard serenely and prosperously under
lie skillful conduct OF Miss. Shirley.
'e congratulate the good people OF En-
Ire that we had to resign, since such
lperior teacher and handsome lady as
lIss 5. has taken our pedagogical stool.
IAN Halves, Alex. Freeman, and the
cnator, are awful sorry about that
lou5h %. :
Mr.. Stadtmuller might, for short, be
atter called Stadtkautnann. He is in
eed the heavy merchant of the regions 1
lereabout, who from store measuring
feet front by 60 deep, dispenses goods
} the people of the town and the neigh
BRING mills at wholesale and retail
The folk Of Empire do not forget the
easures, while swallowed up III the
res and anxiety of busy life. John
ichey can show you into the most cap
Tating dancing soloa, saving the size
ereof in which respect he gracefully
MS TO our friend j. z. A. NJ. Esq, that
e valley affords. Just think of doing
e gallant and Waiting with the bushes
the city by the river side in hall 46x
with walls and ceiling as white as the
iven snow. The thought is transport
g. We give it up. l.
Another of the diversions of our late
the mems mysterious.
;lish distraction known as the ''Big In O,
n. The people of Carson don't know
ything about this. All We could learn
it from undertoned utterances is,
at nobody talks when the game goes :
; that everybods sits up till morning,
mills furnishing no work next day;
1t nobody drinks any gst.n ,7hishy. Iiany
II is unfortunate enough to be a men,
: elect of the Legislature they don't let Il
n In under any circumstances. This
no ghost story and the first thing we W
ON that same ''big inian'' will be