Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-14
THE COLUMNS WAGON ROAD.
Mass Nc citing Called. An Appeal
to the Citizens OF Carson to Help
Themselves.

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| The meeting held last night at the
| Court House revealed the fact that there
was need of q more thorough and active
! cooperation amongst our citizens-more
interes. and animation with regard to
the construction of the Columbus and
! Carson Wagon Road. This is matter
of the very first importance. Much Of
the future prosperity OF the place de
| penas en- it. MhIiuttactures and trade
and n daily stage line and the business
arising from hundred mule teams de-
| rends on it. We can't afford to let 1t
| dawdle along this way much less to drop
| it, There will be n mass meeting OF our
citizens on Tuesday evening at the Court
House to take this matter into consider
| alton. Let everybody who owns cents
worth OF property il Carson be there.
MASTER ELLIE Brown has the ele-
ments Of voice, soul, and psrsone' Of the
orator in embryo. He is a beautiful
boy, sp!rituci in appearance, i'll action
expressive, and possessed. for child.
Of tones that are full ard flexible. His
Rotations. however, are decidedly too
old fer him. They are beyond his
powers of conception and consequently
OF execution. One looks at the boy in
the Rotations of these difficult pieces.
made up of long. hard words, and OF IN
volved construction, with wonder. and
is entertained in contemplating HIM as
a mere prodigy of memory. HIS eiocu-
ton, except in such pieces, happily
chosen for him. as the Smack IL the
Country School House" is monotonous
and inspires no interest; but rather be-
gets sympathy for the little deciaimer
who seems to be all the while strain
ing to bring himself up to the point OF
previous drill, and without any just ap--
probation of the fullness and force o:
the words that roll from his tongue,
nevertheless, with due rhetorical INTO
nation and cadence. He is a wonderful
boy, ut any rate. and makes show that
is quite worth the money. He had a
first rate audience last night who were
highly entertained by his performances.
CARSON CRY JOCKEY CLUB.-The Club
met last night at the Magnolia. The
The Committee on Bylaws and Racing
Rules asked for further time to report.
which was granted. We believe the
object of the Club was to have n full
attendance, and as many of the mem
bers of the Club are now in Sacramento,
and others going, it was thought proper
to adjourn to meet again at the call of
the President, which will be when the
Carsonites return from the Fair. The
races will, without doubt. start October
18th. The racing programme has been
partly arraged. and other heavy work is
being furthered in Committee.
9. S. MINT-The Cashier of the Car
son Mint delivered, yesterday, to Wells.
Fargo & Co., Carson, ten impaired
bars of gold and silver, weighing to-
gether 800 pounds. and worth, in cash,
the sum of 800. $40 10. The bars are
the property of the Crown Point Mine, |
Gold Hill. Nevada, and stamped to go |
to the Bank Of London and San Fran
cisco (limited).
LITTLE GIANT NATURALIZATION is
directed to an advertisement calling for
a meeting of the subscribers to the
Little Giant, to be held at the District |
Court Room on Tuesday evening next.
The motion to form Company is
good one, and We hope it may meet
with prompt and enthusiastic response.
Stop THIEF.-Some pilfering scamp
tole the collar and tag (No. 56) from
Hub Parker's dog during his. Hubs alb
snce in California. The thief can
.scape disastrous consequences by leav-
ng the same at this Office (no questions
sked, or take the chances of being
discovered by the justly irate Hub and
eing mauled to death.
U. S. DISTRICT CoURr. Judge Hillyer
residing, met. yesterday, and adjourned
ntil Saturday Sept. 90, at II o'clock
N. It would be well for counselors
t bar to remember the date OF adjourn
lent.
EPISCOPAL CaURCH at ii A.
. and * NJ. Sunday School at 1919
clock. The Rev. Dr.. Galloway of
Test Virginia viii preach morning and :
sening. All are cordially invited to
tend.
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