Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-04

time and ii would Ue an easy INNS ="
burn the town down. 1t is i,le to talk
of stopping the firing OF crackers ana
things: but it is not an idle thing 10 eA-
hort every thinking person to "arihesS
and watchfuiness while this extraorol-
nary peril from FIRE prevails.
100. F.--Ou Wednesday evening
last the following named gentlemen were
duly installed rs officers of Carson Lodge
No.4.I.O. F., for the ensuing term
by Mr.. Z. II. Clayton, II. W. Deputy
Grand Master OF the r. w. Grand Lodge
of the State of Nevada, to wit: Thomas
Wells, n. c.; John P. Meder, '. g.; l..
S. Greenlsw, Secretary; William Patter-
son, Treasurer; Jacob Muller, Il. ). \.
G.: Alexander Leport. l.. 5. \. O.;
T. S. Hamilton, w; =. II. Mulcahy, C.;
Henry Langley, 1. c.: Charles Meder'
o. G.: L. l.. Smith. II. $. '. g.; ID.
Snail. l.. S. V. G.: Bev. Mr.. Woods,
Chaplain; S. Maynard. Il. $. S: l..
Sternberc, l.. S. S. The Board OF Irus-
tees are: George Tuhy, Jacob Muller and
H. CLAYTON. The Board of Library
Directors are: Thomas Wells. Andrew
Naute and l.. S Greenlaw. The FL
nance Committee is composed OF George
Tutiy, ID. II. Lentz and II. II. Bence.
SoME LEwD AND INDECENT FELLo VS.
who are known, are in the habit at H.
dulsin. in certain unmen.ionabie indie
cencies in company with certain vaSa-
bond sauaws around about the place
waere the railroad people have parked
their dump carts, and this is to notify
those nasty fellows that we know OF some
resolute gentlemen whose residences are
in the neighborhooi where those carts
are and who have already loaded their
shot guns preparatory TO turning them
loose in the direction whence these Of
lenses proceed if the amusements there
conducted are not suspended. More
than that, We shall not hesitate to pub
Iish the names and descriptions OF these
degraded squaw men if they don't ab-
stain from thus offending the eyes and
ears of decent people. There is good
deal Of earnestness in all this We do as
sure those whom it may concern.
The FESTIVE PATRIOT can satiate that
emotional part of his fervor which seeks
vent and emphasis in pyrotechnics by
visiting either r. Fred Brooks or Fox's,
or Chambers or Perasich's, and Sci. CT
ing the sort of explosive which his fancy
most delights in. The plain and unpre-
tentious fire cracker of our salad days;
the celebrating pin wheel; the Roman
candle with its classical jerks of colored
fire: the bomb. with its savage MonSo-
lian roar; the zip sporting serpent; the
thing which seems to suggest very
cerebro spinal meningitis of fire works
the what shame that makes such flzz
and bang and upheaval and spriggle-
spragele of fire and blue lights; and
the stately sky rocket can be had for
the buying-and they are as cheap
thing as any man can employ to set hre
to his own or his neighbcr's house any
where Then there are flags and all the
other Fourth of July paraphernalia by
the wholesale and retail at all these
specially at Fox's and Brooks.
SPECIAL TREASURY AGENT r. j. STEv-
ESs, who has been here and hereabout
for some weeks past and who came to
Carson to look mt the workings of the
Mint, left here last evening for Boise
City, Idaho. to inspect the Government
Assay Office there.