Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-09
Ihr Carson Qailp appeal
CARSON ClTH:
Friday, Hfay ., 1873.

THIS will bt. M eventful night for
Blind Tom. H will have the honor OF
appearing before one CT the most dis
tI..yuished and fashionable gatherings
ever convened in the Great American
Basin. The beauty and the chiva!ry ri
Carson will 20 TO the Thtater to look ut
HIM and hear and cheer him Also HE
di!rttarii will be ;hrre all three o. forr
of them. seated in chat down 10y the
stage restrvins their critical and valna-
bic opinions until after the show Is
over. ard wasting their Wis. looks rpot.
the poor sishtless lad who can't di-,in-
guish dile.tantr from Il bnllwhacker.
We almos: envy Tom this great III 'tinc-
ton. this thin. OF being gaz.d ut and
guaged AMI commented on by the critic,
OF this favored c;ty We say this mach
because there is no further Use TO patti
this ce..nin. show; for every seat IL thu
Th-ater has been secUresi ion days ana
DAYS and what s the Use OF putting
anybody that has got all 'ti.t can '- got
out Of the. town We reserve Cur p1f-
fuu, then, for the aus!irrrP and dllrt-
tamil who, maybe. meet! those few mod
est words Of ENCOURAGEMENT II keep
them sweet Set up. NJ ny Jane,
and show yorr breast-pin.'
OF BLIND TOMS performance ut the
Opers House :hs Chroaic'e s'ys =
.Piprrs Opera Honse WAS crowded last
night to witness the third performance.
OF Blind Tom. the great niuslcal wonder
The difficulty oi pertnr.nIn.; with accn-
lacy al ' air called Tor viii. his back 1.-THE
~ .f.f
proyIamma Tonight will he last of the
r, rIe, and al who have not vet seen
him shnlill avail themselvts OF the PIE
seut opportunity and witness these w"n-
derful Performances Net tn be ont
dome by The. niIrve!S which ", re- wasted
upon thu. Nirgi,.i,ns W. move that THrI
b. requested {" perform Tonight while
sfart!i.i.s ,,n his head St.rio ls!y, We
hope thli P.,f Mer>bnch or some other
,itno expert NAV he induced t. st Tom
IA >tent just 10 1t rs see what he- can
do by way OF playing tunes that ARE new
to him.
HAPPENING into NJ. Justic, Witherell's
offite yesterday and noticing the careful
fling of the papers there. We were re-
miued that the county owed 1t to Its
property owners aud taxpayers 10 pro-
vide IL safe wherein might be deposited
the valuable papers which have been
accommodating for the past eleven years or
NOR, ill that office. Those p iprrs "ight
certainly to- he preserved. but they are
no-'ny any ME rs assured of II safe keep
ing as they are at present.
CURRY ENGINE MEErING.-At meet
ill., held last evening by Carry Engine
Company No. 2, Frank H Ill resi- sned
the uth vi S.,cund Assistant Foreman,
and Richard Mills Was elected TO Til tue
vacancy. a lie r-i>ur.r of said Com
pany presented S7j, being the net pro-
cseds OF their benefit Of last week.
Or AN ACCIDENT to some Carson peo-
pie the Chronicle Of last evening says:
Lust evening II buggy, havin. ~ occu-
ptnt> Mr.. and NJ NJ nIhrws, of Car
son upset at the corner of Carson and
Z streets. Mrs. II tth-ws was thrown
violently to the ground. and received ill.,
t.rnal injuries OF v.le nature. one
rib b. ing fractured. Nj. NJ .lthews es-
capped unhur.
MINr--Of crude bullion there was
received at the Mint Yesterday no less
than S96 pounds 33 bars of B-lcheI
bullion Of AN approximate value. per
bar. Of something like $500 We're
shipped to Virginia last ev. hing. or will
&" this morning. We forgot which. !
Take out your pencil and count up the
worth of those 33 bricks.
DISPATCHES received yesterd " from
San Francisco say that the Grown Point
management have determined Ia make II
dividend OF $40 per share for the month
Just cleaned mp. This Is nearly eqniva-
lent to : 600 to the tOof-an unprece-
dented division of mining profits. !
The soap man whos.- business it il to
ram, cram and jam ina -in,ry green
backs into certain hoxes within box
which is Described as ,nntaining " half
blanks and half p.s hts y was har-
anguing IL crowd at Mason & Chamber
lin 5 corner last night.
WE learned from Charley Meder yes
terday that his father WAS still feeble
from his elaps--which WIS caused by
an imprudent effort ut w"ik at the turn
ing lathe in the steam mill. Tlis warm
weather ought to revive him and We
hope it may.
CHERRIES were exposed for $ lie in an
uptown fruit stand Yesterday The
proprietor consistently mule 40 char e
Tor 10. king ut them. A mnn would have
to be n blOated stock ,wner before he
couId afford IN CAT an. nj tk.. fbnu,,h
A CHEERFUL little sclimmAye betwean