Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-20

Francisco ard procured fine flag at .
cost Of $50, It arrived here yesterday,
and the members Of the company pro-
pose putting it up on the Fourth OF Jnly
themselves, without any suggestions from
the committee. They will thus be able to
take care OF their own property and
put up the flag and take it down at their
pleasure. When daylight dawns on
Sunday morning. July 4th. it will be
seen foating from the flag staff. where it
will remain until the evening Of the 9th.
AS it is generally understood that the
celebration will take place Cd Monday.
ABOUT two years and a half ago. says
tho Chronicle OF last evening, Col. Stone
Of this city was on his way one evening
in 9 buggy frcm Silver City, when be
was stopped and robbed ty highway
man, who afterwards proved TO be Oar
ling. alias Rsttleanake Dick. Among
the articles which Colonel Stone sur
rendered we're valuable gold watch and
chain He at once commenced the work
Of trying to identify the thief and pres
ecuied the work With su"h SUCCESS that
Rattlesrake Dick asa detected through
being in possession OF the watch and
chain. He vas convicted ard Gent t.
the State Prison at Carson for several
years. Yesterday Colonel Stone re-
ceived from Darling cribbage-board Of
beautiful workmanship. which he man
ufactured in prison himself. On cue
end is carved picture of man with =
pistol. stopping two horses attached to q
buggy. representing the robbery. and
beneath it are cut the words Darling
VS.. Stone On the other end are the
words Stone vs.. Darling" and above
is man with bal, and chain attached
to bis leg, with . mallet and chisel in
his hand cutting block Of stone. The
cribbsge- board is Of elegant design and
finish, and shows considerable artistic
skill on the part Of Esttlespake Dick. 1t
is at present at the rooms Of the Washoe
Club. and is considered quite curiosity.
INV NOBEL BUCKEYE, SIZE B" is
the legend which grests the eye OF the
wsyfarer as he stroils in pensive mood
by General Eugene L. Rail his corner
The uninitia.ed Massachusetts, tourist
would think that this meant novel sort
OF boss chestnut; the gooney Hoosier or
the unimproved Missourian would think
it had reference TO q better kind Of
Ohioan, but the well trained aRricultu-
raj reporter is at once informed that Gen. |
Rail has been possessing himself Of some
new and improved styles of mowers and !
reapers and SIGH like farming tools,
likewise horse rakes, plo~s, harrers. |
post hole diggers. corn peppers, nails.
brads, FIRE proof paint, winder glass and |
30 on. all for coin or credit that will hold !
water.
TIE Scor1Isu RIrs Ma.ons are to hold |
their lodge Of sorrow in memory of the
late Thomas Sheehan, to-day at one
o'clock p. n. The ceremonies incident
10 occasions of this character are said to
Do very solemn and impressive. As will
De observed by reference to the adver-
isement, others than Nasons are invited
o be present. We don't mean that the
INVITATION is general-thonRh it may be
or sugnt We know-but that the cere-
Monies are not to be in secret.
The CITIZENS did not turn ont en-
nasse to attend their Bunkerhill ball, as
hey had orter. Consequently the ball
4 the citizens failed SC tremendously as
hat the faithful squad that went there
o revel only staid long enough to look
Rhast at themselves and then burst
orth into laugh and the moonlight.
sut their intentions were good, Just the
anne as if there had been goo 600 peo-
le present.
LIVERY STABLE, LAKE BIsLEH STAGES,
.c.-Let the readers peruse with care
nd interes. the advertisement. this day ,
of Benton's Livery Stable.
lso of his arrangements for accommo-
ating the resident and tourist public
18th conveyance to and from Lake
ighoe.
IMMORAL REsoLrTIoSs.-The Warren
ngine Co. and Capitol Lodge No. 20, I.
OF. both of which he was member.
ave passed resolutions in memory Of
le late Isaac H. Connor. Copies OF
lese resolutions appear in this morn =
g's issue.
TIE KNIoH1s OF PY1l1As held their