Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-22


Chinese Charley, who has been SO long
with Frisbie as to he one of the family,
and who talks excellent English-a long
touch above the Pigeon 'variety,-let us
into some new and interesting facts a
night or two since rs we sat waiting for
our accustomed frugal serving of the
midnight oyster. 1t came about in This
way: There were couple Of extra China
men hanging about the high stool de-
partment Of the restaurant, and, as a
faithful cleaner of matters of public ill.,
terest-and not at all from idle curiosity
we demanded of Charley wha. this in
fiu1 of the Monaghan clement might
mean. Then he explained, that they
were there dd Interim, while he took
secret and cursory darts into Chinatown
to watch for certain evil-disposed per-
sons of whose intent to burn and
destroy his property. there, he
had we1l-grounsied suspicious. Here
came i'll a double header of question:
As to what property he had there ana
who it WAS he thought wanted to burn It
up. So he explained that himself ami
an association of his relatives. that is,
an uncle of his {whose name is unknown
10 this afiiant, ana Alfred hose name
figures elsewhere as Chinese lawyer
and sam Hing, formerly known rs Sam
Wau,) and Sam Gibson aGl William"
and others, al OF common kin
ship. owned that two story stone
building III Chinatown together with all
the rest Of the buildings in that block. !
He said 1t w.; some jHu:ssalies Chat /
amt wha. lie called en-. bu: that's what /!
they are,) Of . rival association had /
been trying to burn up this property |
Now, here we get a slimmering insight !
INTO the way these sharp and humble I
workers get themselves treasures upon |
earth. They make common pot Of the
family savings and go into business on
1t. This business has many ramitica-
tons; Alfred and Sam run a wash house
or two; Charley Fiisjie and Sam Gibson
make themselves useful as servants:
and William, he is thrifty and keen
wood contractor. Then, too. they are
in with the games. and the restaurants
md the stores down in their settlement.
They are business men and make money
ny sticking together and saving up
heir earnings and employing their con T..
means judiciously.
A SEREN.DE-We were favored with a | ,
grenade last night. about 10 o'clock by
be already organized Guarte.te OF the :
Few Carson Brass Band. This band i
onsis.ins Of Andres Grieihe, leader,
I'll EFT L. johnson, "a type sticher in the I
Tribune Ctfce) Conrad lick, teacher OF |
be guitar and Ernst ItoeIniien. (whosa {
occupation We don't know, will, they {
ope, he able 10 effect consolidation 4
nth Friend, StaEkweatLer. Meitr and I
be others OF whose receipt Of new ia c
We lately made mention il
lis serenade opened with san 7
, gently" with variations, then t.
March and then q Polka c
all excellentIy played. These are cx- K
EFT and experienced musicians; and I;
rie;he and Hoernleia were with Maxi =,
.illian's army in Mexico. If they could u
lay SO cleyerly while exposed to the II
ting air of last night, it must be that II
icy can blow out delicious strains when | Il
.e temperature Is more favorable to 4
elody. They will accept oar thanks. az
Police CoURr.-Ah Sam and All Sing Sc
ere wrenched from the purlieus of
hinatown yesterday and fetched up be- i, II
re Mr.. Justice Witherell on q charge of t,j
olating Town Ordinance by shooting
certain fire arms. Our rotund friend to
fred. fayo-ably-known Mongol, ap- W,
AIRED for the defense, and District At We
-ney Patterson for the outraged m.
ljesty Of the law. Alfred was so far
ccessful in his practice as to get All of
% off. Scott free; but All Sam was 70.
md guilty and got fined $40 When We in
y him last he Was on his way to wa
iuatown i'll company of John New tro
use to Try and raise the amount of his OBJ
e. We believe be succeeied-if not, ha
will form the unhappy nucleus fox .
other lame and impotent item. for
AXE BEAM, broadly celebrated in the 5
1als of teaminS in all these parts, came iris
0 town yesterday with an immense res
ght wagon and back-action, straight ~
N Teal's Marsh bringing with him sP::
10 pounds of borax for shipment to p I =.
IcaSo. These wagons were hauled
team of eighteen mules. Beam IL.
1e by the way Of the Wadsworth
te as far as Dayton and thence ND ~.
river ana across the Chalk Hills. t son
- 80, - ""' o'cl
n USTUToRED Son of the desert,
ing filled his aboriginal key with fire b.r.
sr, yesterday, became SO boisterous mil.
AID tie brethren and sisters of his c.
= who had cOngregated upon Capitol Blu,
are as that Policeman Eewhouse felt viii.
self in duty bound. notwithstanding Dan
frroofv with tho w, obo, No<;,-, All /,