Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-21


As TIE MARINER yearns for the green
fields. the purline brooks and the sweet
apple trees and fresh buttermilk OF his
boyhood's homo /; as the lover longs for
the presence OF his sweetheart and burns
to whale his rival /; as the birds seek the
budding trees and the toothsome beetle
bugs Of spring; - the whistler who
sdorns Rails weighing apparatus sits
there aud whistles on q minor scale
without approaching the pun or the az
noysnce of his noise so doth the lip.
long unmoistensd by the grateful draught
which wells q. will from the soda foun.
tain which so invitingly stands in the
fore front OF Willis drug store, long fos
the coming Of the hour when, with a
gush as from the heart Of an effervescent
zone Of Arctic temperature, the thirst
dispslling liquid, tempered to delicious
ness by the gifted hand of Fife, mellowed
to the consistency Of glorifed sputter.
ment by the horny handed Lamb, or
AHeuc Ro"a RAbAcAb W bAc
virtuous and many-sided Willis, comes
with pesrly bubbles winking at the brim,
at ten cents a glass and something extra,
We believe, if you have q stick in it.
II rs THEORY among certain dabsters
in science in California and Nevada that
on the hillsides Of the Sierra which lie
on the eastern slope of that range OF
mountains whsre the timber is once cut
off there will never be any young timber
found growing. That is, for instance,
on the mountain sides lying west of
Carson, if this notion were based on
fact, there would be no young growth
succeeding to the trees that have been
cut down there. A voyage Of inspection
dispels this illusion. From base to
where ihe pines have been felled
there arc extensive thickets OF ssplings
growing green and vigorous and bidding
lair to make q forest in . few years
which will surpass in denseness Of
growth that which has been felled
There is some consolation in this to
hose OF as who look with regret upon
he bare and melancholy hillsides where
once q multitude of trees were ranged.
CAPTAIN NRYxn is ono OF the real old |
'tyle Germans, Of the most cordial and |
hearty kind. He is fond Of good cheer.
md likes to see his friends enjoy them
'elves. Last evening he entertained .
,arty of his friends at his place, and
hey had . fine time in their character. |
site way. The Captain keeps the Phil
'delphia saloon, opposite the Ormsby
House. and it 10, as it deserves to be, .
popular place Of resort. Do you want
good square glass Of the best lager
all at the Captains office, which 10 the
Philadelphia Saloon.
SERIOUSLY INJCRED.-On meeting DR..
White last evening we learned that he
lad just returned from visiting a man
'amed Black. at Msckey l. Fairs wood
amp in tho mountains, about IL miles
rom Reno. A heavy log had fallen on
Slack and fractured one of the pelvic
ones. The Doctor says he thinks his
atient will recover. though his case is
by the coming OH Of an at
ack of pneumonia.
WITH the prevailing prices held for
lothing at Stern 4 Boscowitz's Bazaar.
ny man, boy or journeyman who would
ill to have himself decked out in the
,o.e attractive habliments Of American
ought to be compelled TO
land upon his head upon the vestibule
I the State House. arranged like Adam
q Eden before Ike Fall. We mean what
Re say!