Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-28

his goods which have lately come from
E,stern manufactures and which are.
as II general thing. better than the same
character of goods have usually been, rs
provided for this market. He said that
he should feel justified, from this On. to
keep !, larger and better stock than here
totore i'll view of the proInist-'. opening
of the Columbus wagon road and the
consequent increase of trade iron the
D trts adjacent to the southwark We
mention this tact for the text 1t iurnish-
es. Our friend has hit upon the right
sort of an estimate of doing things. II
our business men would catch the trade
of merchants and visitors who come
here from the surrounding country let
them make It manifest that he who
would purchase wagons, furniture, boots
and shoes, harness, groceries, htrd"nre,
drv-soods, liquors. or have anything
manufactured may buy or get made,
here. lust rs desirable goods and at quite
Us favorable prices, freight aided, as
could be got by going 10 ttiltornla-iet
this state of things be ln'iuSIrated here
and there can no longer any doubt of
Carson's future. We must he earnest
and intelligent ahont this way OF duInS
Things. however; not pinch our business
nor indulge in false pretenses. We he
iieyc that the present trade OF the place
w,ull iustity more than il ventured: be-
li.ye that al! that need be done to secure
A good market is to provide the most de-
sirlbIe qualities of goods. We want to
arrest tl,. large and growing trade of
those southern parts. We can get it If
if we are prepared to supply it and don
force. it To pass us by and 90 I" Callior-
nil Why don't some OF our wood
workers start box factory here? Lum-
Der can b,- landed here As cheap. crrtiin-
". d, II can he brought from California
and banded at W.dsworth. The boxes
used by the boraA miners of the Column
bus District are made either IN Sacra-
mento or San Francisco. and are SO put
up for transportation that they are
shipped as lumber-pay the same rates
OF freight as lumber Carson ought to
be abb. to compete with any California
town iii the box making business.
When the Virginia and Trnckee Rail
way Company's shops are finished and
in full blast We expect to See them sup
ply all the iron and brass castings Needed
in this region: and there ought to be no
sane reason why these Columbus people
shonl pass this point in search OF mil
irons and other machinery. II the trade
VIII, b the Columbus road IS expected to
l eng here j, worth one-haf what We
reckon it at nd our people are half as
much alive to the Importance OF securing
it rs We hope they are. Carson import
ance as a distributing point has only
just begun.
THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. of which
We made mention yesterday is a subject
which should arouse not less Of enthn- !
siasm in the secular and enpeptic pub /
lie than the mention and promise of II
strawberry shortc,.ke arouses in the |
mind of Il watery mouthed school-bny. |
nor shnnld that other just and wise con-
clusion of the Committee of Ladies'
" no ordered their tickets day before |
Yesterday and are 50 very, very negll-
gent about tnding for them. notwith-
standing the inter had hurried himself
to get them don-) be forgotten that the
small sum of fifty cents which Is the
price of the cards of admission pnr-
chases but one right to enter upon the
gayeties of the occasion, and that no
two can sgu-eze i'll on one four bit
ii, k+t. but that all. male and female,
bond and :ree. and without any refer
ence. whatsomdever to previous color or
Condition of servitude must put up tun-
less they happen to belong to the press)
or stay away from Moore e. Parked y
Hall on Friday evening, at eight o clock,
music and, dancing included.
The BEER BROTHERS of Empire are
the most prosperous of erchants, the
most generous of men. and liberal
advertisers. Their store is we'll filled
their meat market the neateSt, and their
beef of the best quality, as any one
visiting their place of business will
affirm OF the sale of teas they seem to
mike speciality and will deliver the
same in Carson and elsewhere in the
vicinity. carriage prepaid, and at the
most reasonable price precisely as their
advertisement in the APPEAL specifies.
The Willow JACKET MILL at Empire,
of which John Hansen is superinten-
dent and A. j. lockwood foreman. hes
sixty stamps and is capable Of crushing
ninety tons of rock per day. 1t is now
working Crown Point ore that will yield
$50 per ton Much of the ore is hauled
from the mines to the mill by teams.
Mr.. Lockwood has been for twelve years
a resident of Empire, and has assisted in
introducing great Improvements in the
manner of working the ore.
L. H. DYER, SO well known in this
vicinity as the former proprietor of stage
lines between here and Virginia and