Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-10
OPENING SPRING Fight.
Is. Il. PARKINSON vs.. APPEAL
.LSCAI.''

OF the spring SEASON toon i'i''sS AZ S''-
son 1--WE say here by way OF rarenthe-
SIS that the community of shoulder
strikers being subjected to us al the year
round, it is no more than fair that We
sacrifice ourselves to them on this occa-
sion. Others have been food for US, let
Us now be food for them. We had
i.oped the Tribune would be masnanl-
nous enough to make this sacrifice OF
personal dignity and save us the humili-
alton. But to the story.l The unfor-
.unate "local' OF the APPEAL, very
snall man, and unpretentions. really.
although his friends Of the I'fotthe per
sist in saying that lie boasts Of his cru
;..tion and mark him learned il
italics, was quietly vending his way to
breakfast. lie had reached tie corner
Of tho ST. Charles platform. going
Forth, when he saw his hoary antagonist
coming towards him from the opposite
corner. There was single plank: 1t
vas showing, and the snow was dis
acreeably deep Gu either side the walk.
south Caro!iuG and Tasmania were rap
i,;iv draviu.naar 20 each other for /.
vas deviiish cold and raw and neither
.eit disposed TO tarry in the storm. The
.,.tle, irresponsible local of tie APPEAL
was about to confront the always res
ponsible big man of the Tribune, when
mindful Of politcness and acting upon
an impulse Of native courtesy, he stepped
Il the narrow plank to give his senior
Tie way. Senior didn't want tie road
ana no doubt presuming that junior had
ytyen way because he was afraid to meet
IN Jumped Of into the STOW likewise.
Junior had 20 stop; and did SO with the
best grace he could being covered by the
wrathful teure-head of senior. Says
The lattsr: Did yo-o-o-o-o-u write that
article in the Ap:p-p-p-e-e-e.al, this
morning. Says the former, In reply
Il did" Then squealed out Roaring
Ralph: You are ,liddy, diddy. diddy,
Gid, damn s-n of b-h. This was
more than the South Carolinian young
man could very we'll swallow. And
although lie was loathe to strike an old
man who has done so gloriously IN
raising children under the American flag
something. by the way, which very lew
others have done), and had studlously
avoided ths lesser sings of spleen from
the Matchmaking Tribune office for a long
season, in silence. this was almost too
much. The ann of the individual thus
grossly abused went into ak in the dlEec-
ion cf the abuseT's blarstvd front.
We NAV say that that abuser has an TN
fortunately prominent nasal organ-the
sane that Senn or Jones uiied " hen Old
EaEIenonian would not bs Otherwise
persuaded that the locker was empty
There was grand unique sps;rring en-
tcftaiumert On the spot. The Tribune )
exchanges we're strevn around ON the
surface Of the beautiful snow; the kat OF
he IriItlae'S hou0red head was to be
found only by asking of the winds. But
we arc marching ahead OF the story
Much had taken place in the interval.
The Tril;.ss pummeled the top Of the
APPEAL local" mans head very heavily
His shrts were aimed high. On the
ether side there is no telling exactly
what execution Was done, narrator beng
200 much wrought upon to know. That
Unfortunate nose, They had it rt!noreG
that the old mans suoot was broken.
The Doctor says not. The APPEAL man
didn't have any ring on his finger
.,ither-though they said lie .ntst have
taad or. on. Towards the end Of the
ray Old The Which, went FOR his gun.
They say It's : pepper-aoz-maybe 50,
The APPEAL man was very glad he dldn
use it might have made some unpleas-
ant feeling in town. This was the end
# the fray with 8 The Which. Ths
boy" came after the urscathed =" ire
sponsible''-quser term to use of man
whom they 90 after always-later in the
t.ay. He wanted to talk he said.
There was DO " talk for him. The
AFPEAL man says he has no muscle to
.;ght anybody. He (the "boy') was
asked to keep his distance, and told If
tie didn't he'd be required to do SO. He
said he would ''heel'' himself-he was
encouraged to do SO. He went. The
local " man of the APPEAL was afraid
Ed would hunt him up and shoot hole
through him-but Ed. has not done it.
They call Ed boy, you know; but he
walks in very tall breechss.
HOUSE, WAKMING.-James Hunts sa-
loon was opened last night freely to his
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