Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-10

English, in which the Nevada 1F'tt>Hc
laud. itself for its purity. We have not
sought any quarrel with this old sc,i5-
bier who has lived in, resided at or visited
the penal colonies Of Australia, and who
imaeines the language Of the convicts of
these regions to be SO easily coInpre-
herded by the readers Of dis sheet III
Carson. He has called upon us several
times to write for his paper, take charge
of it dining his absence. notwithstand-
ing his denunciations. If he continues
his assaults Ms commenced, we shall be
forced to give that proud record he has
made, to tho public. We have some
little stories ready for him, now; but for
the sake of those whom he forgets III his
shams.nl course, We, for the present,
aesist.
Row Up TowN.-A massive fellow
under the influence Of gin annoyed the
barkeeper at Vic. Mullec's saloon, Sun
day night, until patience was worn too
thin 70 continue a virtue. He wanted
morey-wantcd TO pawn lis watch, etc.
for seven dollars and half. They
cave him a drink, but told him they
didn't keep a pawnbroker's shop, and
didn't want anything Sin soak. tie
insisted that they should take his Jew
elry il soak for So, and finally for a
single drink. Victor had been called III
the meanwhile daring the controversy
and ende! the mans persistence, TEN
porarilr, by kicking him OF: after Ga'-
ing frat submitted to round OF abuse
from him. He attempted to rs-enter
soon after his election, when finding
SIX shooter yard long pointed at him
with the warming not to come IN. he
drew of for the time He got into the
saloon afterwards, however, where he
took eff his coat and was raising Old
Ned generally, when the Sheriff surprised
the dis.urber of the peace and carried
him away to Jail. He was tried, yester-
dav morning. in the Justices Court and
fined $50, not being able 70 pay which
lie was sentenced TO half that number OF
days in the county prison.
ANVIL PEACTIcE.-There are q num-
Der of anvils at Rails corner, weighing
variously. The lish.est one is hun
flred and eighteen pounds. Any body can
LIT tin all but one way. We have
seen great brawHv fellows struggling 10
lift that little anvil, all to no purpose.
! s eizc il bv the horn. and if it does not
glide through your fingers before It leaves
the surface # the pavement, YOU have
hand slip that is remarkable. Put al
the charcoal or rosin or sand Oh yeur
palms that You want 70, SPIT IL Your
hands ii you please. il is all the same.
We have seen one man. Ruel f1cMahon,
lift and handle that anvil easily with a
single hand. Buck Davis, with the grit
OF Young giant, comes next TO EcMahon.
There are only two others that we have
seen making the experiment who can do
more than barely lit it from the ground.
FINE CHICEE,;s.-We went with Mr..
F. d. Hetrick, Superintendent Of the
Carson Mint, yesterday, to take q look
at his chickens. They are, taken as e
whole, q very ina collection. His half
dozen black Brcnn2s, though. are beau
ties, especially the cock, a magnificent,
large fellow, weighing more than com
mon female turkey. Mr. Hetrick says
he has found pOuitry-raisirg in Carson
to lie success. His hens yield him
from eight to ten eggs every day. Dur
hundred head Of fine poultry, and he as
sures rs tina. the feed for them has not
cost him more than five dollars month.
JOSH BGLLINGs-The box-sEeet is now
opened for reserved seats at the lecture
to be given by this great humorist, Sat
urday night. This will be one chance
il a thousand. Having been III Carson
once-and We cast no sinr upon the de-
lightful town either-Biliing will proba-
bly, never come here again. 1t will be a
qualification, when lie has come and il
gone, to say: have seen him."
DAVIS & THA1rER, a. the Glenbrook
Co.'S mill, have lately put up new
p!aner for making tongue and groove
flooring. All sorts of rustic work pre-
pared there. The demand for such ma
terial has been large. Davis and Tha1-
ter have enough now to supply every
body.
California CIGARs.-We were invited
yesterday to test cigar of the "Gilroy"