Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-28

WlAHE GREATLI PLEASED 10 note cor
tain velI-timsd. and we'll directed opera
tions now going or under the eve Of
Officer Butts IL preparing for the next
war-ot the elements He has nov
force Of hands Gutt.rins and draining
ard piking u, Minnesota s.rest and
som. q the street. perpendicular thsrs
&c. az Proctor street and Mu,.sr street
whore they turn of forwards. As he
shr.~diy saws. tho winter and not the
summer tine is ths time TO mend tbs
stree .. Certainly i. is the time when
one Ia, best bs informed Of the places
needing repairs, tho ispressions where
water ss.tlss in poole. etc. Iinne-ots
street the street on which the District
School building fron,sl, may easily De
made . bsastitul avenue. for its natural
advantages are many Apd its beauties
human ard tsrrestrisi), quite surpass-
ing the general ctsraetsr Of q sage brush
street. The ooYervsnt sys notes with
satisfaction. especially if tbs said eve 10
located in the head Of 4 resident Of the
part OF the town where these thorough
fares lie, that Spear ard Robinson
streets are sinGulsrly free from muddy
deposits or abrupt Irregularities. and
that with very little attention in the way
OF ditchipg and culvsrts they may be
converted into most excellent carriage
ways and walks for the pedestrian.
Elizabeth street also affords . promising
field for ambitious and sntsrprising civil
engineers and road makers who gain the
grateful rsnovn dispensed At the hapds
OF honest journalism. The next vista
ton Of rain or snow will ind our high
ways and waterways better prepared to
protect the city from diluvian disaster
than ever before.
A FIVE Mlsr1rs glance through the
state Library yesterday informed u
that there was nothing specially new or
worthy OF mention there. We found
Mr.. William Minor in charge,-Nr.
Mitchell having taken a brief vacation.
Under the present Law. the Lieutenant
Governor is the ex-officio Librarian.
Not BY any means hitting At or limiting
1t Hon. Jswett Adams, We aver, in
general terms, that the appointments Of
the Librarian should never be entrusted
to any other hands than those who are
the most interested in the Library
the Sspreme Judges. The
members OF that court should have The
selecting of tho custodian of tho books;
the theory o. whose collection is, that
they are there for the use and reference
OF that body. We mean that they. the
Justices. should select the Librarian-
not entrust it to the Attorney General or
the Clerk Of their Court nor to anybody
else who would deputise a third person
but a man whose duty il would be to
stay within the Library and make the
caro- and arranging Of it his only official
duty. This, not in disparagement of
any incumbent, Mr.. Mitchell or other, |
but IS = plea for the right sort of Gus 4
OF the Supreme Courts Law
" orks and Miscellaneous Library-for,
- We say the theory il. that it is main
aimed for their convenience.
The JACK-FIRMIN CoMBINATIoN are to {
appear .. Empire, tomorrow night.
They present a very attractive bill for t
he occasion. It includes q two-act
comedy, entitled The Soldiers Court
hip" which is intsrspsrssd With songs; +.
nd the nav extravaganza entitled Fun :,
N . Ranch After the performance
hero will be ball free to all the patrons :
4 the theater. This promises delight a
I'll evenings entertainment to our +
umpire friends. t
W. NOTICE some noble turkeys at the !,
vancoyich Brothers fruit and vegetable Z
tapd. 1t is we'll to remember that q {
turkey makes quite as excellent center I
isce for table after, ~ we'll a. on,
Day-ana it is said they
70 cheaper after than before that day. a