Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-20

/ they can prevent the floating oil u Any
considerable quantity OF Vcci,
! Az InPCDESr ASs PHRsI.TEsr ToEGER,
OF, if not forgsr, at least very ven
teresomo scamp, i. fellow who calls
/ himself Smith, and who csms into town
on "Wednesday from Carson Valley, All
goin. to the store Of the Brothers Olco-
vieh. presented an order there, signed
with Henry Vansickle's name. for forty
dollars worth Of clothes. The order was
| filed. but As luck would have il, Lir.
Nsusickle came into town that evenin.
and was shown the order, which he in
stsntly declared had never been iyned
by him. Smith was arrested, but upon
surrendsriug his dishonesty gotten gar.
msnts was allowed to 60 fires. That very
night he tried TO raise some money on a
note Of hand, which bore tho same sig
nature as the bogus order rtsaii-Er.
Henry Nansickle's. He did not succeed
III getting any money on it; but tbs case
being presented to Sheriff Swift, he ar
rested the follow and locked him up.
Smith is now in Jail. and Mr.. Nanaickie,
who has been sent for, will probably be
here to-day to testify rs to the genuine
ness Of tho signature to this note. As
to the Olcoyich order, Smith said he
found 1t in The rogd AMI though that be
mi ht AS we'll use it as TO deny himself
some new clothes. Locks as # IL nj. in.
get suit with some gray nAl black
stripes running len.:h~ise Of II
ENTERTAINMENT Al EnrIEs THIS EVEN
IsG.-A very effective combination in
the way Of a comedy company AMI
parlor entertainment troupe is thst
which has but just been organized with
Mr.. John Jack and the Flrulin Sisters
At the head. They will give orr Empire
friend. taste of their quality this even
ing. They are billed for "A Night at
the Club, a vary attractive programme
Of ballads, dramatic readings, etc. and
the very thrilling Photograph scene
from The Long Strike" We can
promise the playgosrs of Empire very
rich craftsmanship. very much supe-
rior to the common run Of entertain
msnts ofzr,d for their amusement.
This me- 'Ompany will give q matinee
on { r.srnoon Of Thanksgiving day,
and srformance in the evening at the
Carson Thsater. Due notes Of PRO .
gramme, etc, will be given.
The BIG RACE.-We find the follow Z
Ing regarding the Big Race in last even /
ings Netes:
San Francisco, November ~ 3 ~.
I he rain which has been coming down |
with but little intermission for The last
week, ceased shortly after midnight.
To-day it is clear. bright and pleasant.
with light wind from the south.
Racing authorities say that with good
weather in the meantime there will he
no difficulty in preparing the track by
day, for tie great race.
rurfmsn are busy this evening compar-
ing notes as to the weather and pres
poets OF putting the track in condition.
GRAND OPENING We are called upon
% announce that "Harrys' Corner" will
again be thrown open to the public at
o'clock to-day, by its new proprietor,
Mr.. John T. Crews. Everybody is in
Tited to go and partaks of the hot lunch
which will be set forth, consisting of too
many good things. and drink of the
parking wine, the fosming beer, the
Whistles, or whatever suits the
asts. Bear in mind that the great and
,ood " Father Hyacinthe will officiate
IN this suspicious occasion.
MANY BEAUTIFUL NETEoEs were oh :
erved streaming across the eastern SKY
asst evening. Probably this is heav-
My jubilation. in pyrotechnical way,
yer the abatement of the storm.