Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-30

The ST. CHARLES HOTEL. is destined.
so long as George Tudy and his excel
lent wife are at the head Of its affairs, to
be a very model of nestness and good
cheer. It has lust received its annual
restoration and reconstruction; aud from
the kitchen to the pilot house on the hurr-
icane deck, is AS bright and clean a. q
ship of the line and as sweet rs sclnbblng
brushes, paint, whitewash. new paper
and new carpets can make it. We made
an official inspection of the place yester-
dav and speak by the card. Private
house keepers who pride themselves on
their neatness and superior housewlfery
must look to their laurels; and We don I
believe there is more charminSly tluy
public house, anywhere, than the st.
Charles. While making this inspection
Uncle George was kind enough to intro
duce Us into his coy sauctum-the fam
ily headquarters no: big and pretentiors
but devoted to comfort and elegance.
The cabinet of cuciosities purchased by
Nr. and Mrs Tutiv while they were III
Europe two year, ago, is full of interest
ING and attractive relics: and We noticed,
with no little qualification, several hand
some cravOn drawings executed by Miss
Terese Tuhy who Is now, rs she has
been for some months past. at school ut
San jose. 1t is Very evident that with
the effective assistance Of his bitter half,
Tuhy is entirely competent u keep
hotel.
New STAGE LINE--L. II. Dyer will
shortly start stage line from Wais-
worth to Columbus. This will be 4
great accommodation to the citizens of
Columbus, bringing them through with
out change direct to the railroad. where
as now by WAY of Carson they are an
noyed by innumerable inconveniences,
being compelled to remain at Carson i've
hours and again at Reno two hours
STATE .J0tirRc!
This Is little sermon IL itself and
one which should be take to heart by
every business man in Carson. for it is
only new reminder of the imperative
need of prompt and etfectual action with
relation to the much mooted Columbus
Wagon Road Project. 1t is Very certain
that with that road completed. nobody
but crazy man would think of taking
stage ride over desert such as inter-
venes between Columbus and Wads-
worth, and if Carson hasn't enterprise
and snap enough to get the Columbus
trade away from a one-horse, desert be-
girt town like that it had better resign in
favor Of Washoe City or Franktown and
have done with the matter at once.
The delightful annual pastime OF
gathering about the festive stove and
thawing out the social saucer of straw
berries and cream will be repeated to-
night, price 90 cents per head, at Moore
4 P,srker's Hall. music and dancing in
cluded. We have endeavored to explain
this matter in such /, clear and explicit
manner aS that the most Obtuse and
stupid might comprehend it; and We
shall be panied to learn Of an attempt
to invade this pleasant. selni-reii5lous
reunion while acting under the desperate
and hideous INFLAMMATION that for the
patry sum of four bits one can ring III
his gal and his sister and the whole |
blessed family. 1t is u half dollar
apiece; and if you don't want to pay the
shot for your sweetheart make her put
up for herself or shake the dips to see
who shall pay Cor both. Be sociable,
by all means; but don't be stingy about
it.
DRESS Makes THE MAN and there is an
artist 1T md who can make 4 man of
you, secundem drtem Wehave reference