The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-22
Ghe SNeu 4ailp appeal.

1'INCHEWER 5 PETITION.-Ihef OllOWin,
characteristic piece Of composition wa
read i'll the Senate yesterday, and mad
special order for the tenth of March
Col. Jerry Moore was SO negligent of hi.
''dear constituency" as to keep it in hi.
pocket for nearly six weeks before pre-
srnting it. ITO the Senate and House
of Representatives, be it known to YOU
Honorable body that on the 18th day OF
April, A. ID. 1872, Morris Pinchewer was
by order Of the President granted and
awarded the rights and privileges and
the Lake of Tahoe also land water and
all the timber including all the fish be
longing thereby patent from the Govern
lnent, therefore the petition to avert in
behalf of said petitioner etc, etc.
have in my possession the patent of Car
son City. No. Of the land 1888 80 on
the Both August of our Lord 1870. Hon
orabie Gentlemen: hope you will assist
me. have spent great deal of money
so. that l don't get swindled altogether.
Toneburg, Gilbert, Jim Fair. and Hobert
merriment and laughter at the Senators
expense are the leaders of the swindling
party who wish to swindle ME of all they
they are from Virginia City and Califor-
mia the lowest class. Morris Pinchewer.
n. Bone of the oldes. California pio-
neers. send my best regards to you all.
Address No. 50 Second Street up stairs is
NY Office as soon as possible.
ROLLS Of HoNoR.-The following are
the rolls of honor of the various depart
ments of the Carson public school, for
the month ending Feb 10, 1873: High
School, No. Edward Allen, Alice
Blethen, Virginia Chedic, Mary Jane
Kelly, Annie Martin, Edward Yerington,
Maria Gardner, u. D. Cheney, Laura
Berry, Minnie Blackburn, Fred Bullock
Geo. Thompson, Martin Adams, John
Beam, Mary Ferris, Lizzie Woodside,
Willie Wright. Grammar Department,
No. Lille Booth, Minnie Lancaster,
Dora Vansickle, Eva Siingerland, Katie
Wade, Emma Cotton, Lena Cotton, En-
ma Chedic No. Ida Simons, Willie
kelso, Laura Wilmott, Ollie Bray, Mary
Wilson, Lizzie Pope, Susan Cox, Au-
custus Kayser, Edward Harper, Mary
Baily, Dellie Waters, Harry Butts, Yer
non Little, Andrew Pine, Louisa Ross,
Emma Linn, Willie Davis. Forest Small,
LATHE Allen, Hume Yerington, Mary
Read, Leland Winnie, Ellen Quill, Willie
Hunt Intermediate Department, No.
Evelyn Keyser, Celia Meade, Julia
Edwards, Christina Cook. Primary De-
partment, No. Grant Smith. No. 2
Arthur Willmot, Grant Williams, Willie
Peters, Henry Davies, Charley Bunell,
Venia Lufkin, Tracy Chedic, Albert
Meade, Florence Meder, May Kaiser.
SHARP PRACr1CE- Tobriner, our
worthy representative in the Assembly,
was standing at the store of his grocery
yesterday, when he recognized a debtor
of his, in the form of Chinaman, pass
ing by loaded with a couple of baskets
filled with cabbage suspended from the
end Of pole, which rested jauntily
upon his crooked back. The creditor
had not seen his debtor for many
months, and for fear, like Hamlet,
that the apparition might be gone
for ever in i; moment, and all hopes
of recovering the Indebtedness lost, he
stopped the vender of vegetables John
you pay to-day? Ne got no mon
ey," was the reply. In a twinkling the
Chinaman was relieved of his load, and
i'll bewilderment looked on as he beheld
his brace of baskets, pole and all, de-
posted inside the store. before he had
time to speak word of remonstrance
He felt the force Of the argument, how
ever, and going Off, returned in the
course of ten or fifteen minutes with the
lon3-credited and hopelessly remem-
b9red dollar and half, which he paid
over, and Immediately resumed his per-
CARNATIONS, forcibly reminded, i'll fact if
not in word, of the philosophy of that
proverb by Confucius, his country phi
losopher ''Do not unto others as you
would aoi have them do unto you"
The LADIES ALLPowERFuL.-Yest
day the Plaza would have been the de-
light Of young ducks or geese, but the
ladies who honored the Capitol with
their presence got their dresses all be-
shattered in making their way to that
depot of wisdom, and their wry faces
made Senator Phelan reflect upon the
comfort of the constituency at large to
such an extent that he introduced res
olution to plank the walk, which was
adopted with rousing vote. As with
the rapidity of electricity, the work was
commenced and before the ink with
which the resolution was written had
yet dried, Jim Sackett and his subs were
on hand with lumber and tiourishing
tools. 1t will be a high old joke on the
tickled Carsonites if the Legislators
should carry that plank walk away with
them when they leave US sine die.
A BRIBE.-We confess to the taking of
bride in the shape of 4 roll of butter
from Ben Foster. 1t is California butter
of Il new brand and looks like June but
ter; for it is the color OF fresh beeswax;
1t tasted all the better for being gift;
and We shall never be offended whenever
anybody offers to give us big and hand
some and toothsOme roll of butter rs
that. Don't think to bride us into puff
with a stingy little dab of ordinary, lu
bricating butter; but put q sweet, seduc-
i've and genuine roll in our hand and We
will not hesitate to tell of it-for we
know which side of our bread is buttered!
SP1cE.-By reference to the Assembly
proceedings, it will be seen that slight
unpleasantness has been developed be-