Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-07


day, alive with music in front and rear
loaded with twenty representative shot.
from each of FIVE Virginia and Golt
Hill Companies, the Nationals, Mont
gomerys, Emmets, Washingtons, art
Sa-sfelds. and string of outsiders in.
Guiding citizens pretentious and UMPIRE,
tending, sports, women, girls ard &
host of small boys. Carsonites WIG
went to the depot at 10 O. clock found
that the
TRAIN HAD GONE.
The consequence was lively work for the
livery men in Carson who were called
upon to furnish nearly hundred per.
sons that were left behind with various
sized teams and saddle horses. The
process Of further deropulation was as
sisted by the noon out train which con-
veyed still another crowd to the festive
grounds. The number of the entire ex-
odus was upwards of two thousand.
The fun
UNDER THE SHADE TREEs
Savored very much of the same old, old
story, but was nevertheless a little va
ried and enjoyed as much, probably, as
if never experienced before. Mrs. Bow
er's hospitable board has lost its at
Effectiveness. People at a picnic don't
expect much and are willing to pay
double for everything: but little cold
ham and mustard and luke warm tea
with sour milk, potato looking cucnmb-
ers and bits of (so-called) chicken,
which you would not take for chicken,
unless your most intimate and veracious
friend should tell you so on honor, and
the nausea they develop afterwards when
you rump thus stnt;ed with your ena-
morita, have "a their run are PLAYED
out and lave given way to lunch
basEe;s from home.
THE DANCING
was strictly Ia picnic, in strictly hot
weather, knocked head over heels in a
crowd on an uneven and contracted
platform until you thank God to let 90
your fainting partner whose waist YOU
had encircled SO Justify and with such a
gusto in the start.
THE SWINGING,
rom the arms of two fir trees, was vast
y relished by those who swung. Those
who did the the pushing and running
lnder have their own story to tell. Two
blooming Carson "brook fish" acquired
Telocity sufficient to knock stalwart
,asser by clean over n lady who was
'quatting by the fence side into her
unch basket beyond. A remark was
made by one of the encircling crowd
hat he really believed pan,alettes had
GONE OUT OF FASHION.
among the spectators, whose eyes were
pointed in the same direction lie found
10 dissenting voice. A snoozer on the |
rink Of one of the two miniature lakes
oiled into the limpid waters and woke |
p very cody, TO the entertainment of a |
ew who happened to be near and watch |
is antics. But the liveliest diver
ion that took place was enjoyed by
II, amid shouts and boots, and a gem
raj pell NELL rush of the crowd from the
ance platform and around to see
BOAT CAPsIZED
n the middle of the larger lake and
ONE four or five urchins scrambline for
ear life towards the shore all bedrab-
led and crest fallen. The "smart fell
W" of the crew dove down and
rought up the sunken craft to the ad-
liration and wonder of the ladies who
fought it perfectly awful" In the
leantime while all this jollifcation and
llarity prevailed inside the grounds.
le gaily dressed and fine looking SOL
iers we're on the field feeling for the
all's eye. Those who know, say that
le workmanship was superb and 1.-THE
EST ever displayed on the Pacific
cast" Two rounds were fired, and
le Nationals and Sars6elds had had
leir third round, when the Emmets
ok place. It was ascertained that
Ieir crack men were .'fzzling" terribly.
Id 1t was complained that the Nation
8. who had just left the ammunition
,1es, had
LOGGED THrM'' ,
nd had "wrung in" cartridges on them
at were not in the game. The pro-
ess of the exercises at this point were ,
Iecked instanter. Words were passed.
ID Comstock, of Gen. Batterman's ,
aff, who denied that there had been :
y foul play, got into set-to. for say
& SO, with one of the Emeralds.
BAYoNETs WERE FIXED
Id the row threatened to become gen.
al and very bloody. The General !
lived his sword in vain for q space;
t finally after two more fsticuHs the
element was temporarily allayed. :
It
ANOTHER FIGHT,
ter arms were stacked ON the return to
. Mansion, took place and claret
we'd freely. Whether cartridges were 4
anged, Gen. Batterman does not know
d did not wish to sny anything about ]
, matter as it will be finally settled 9
er investigation at headquarters. Tho q
OILS and the whole thing viii b !,
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