Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

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Valley is not any smoother than over
the rugged paths and stoney trails Of
worse. pats. and Miss Loo Choo, la;e
of the Chinese Empire, has been made
only too well aware of this dIscoUraSinS
truth. Here is an outline o the lament-
able facts Ah Bloc codrted Loo Choo
and won her heart, and she loved with
love that was led not and quenchless.
This intense flame of affection fred his
soul. also. He took up his abode in
Sueetwatei. Thus Sweetheart and
Sweetw lter became in Loo Choo's love
racksd consciousness synonymous teams.
But the oppressor was on the track CT
these lovers. The oppressoi's name
was Chinese Company No. 26. The
miniops of this Company seized Loo
Choo as sac was about plugging herself
into the arms of All Eloo. Finding she
had been deprived of an opportunity to
realize loves young dream at Sweet
water, she threw herself into the cold
water of the raging Walker. She actu-
ally hoat=d down that stream, buoyed
by unsinking affection, for six hundred
long wet yards. Then they fshed her
out Finally her captors put her in
charge of Missouri bull whacker with
instructions to haul he. of to Genoa.
That eccentric border ruffian accepted
the contract to SO dispose of Loo Choo !;
but when he got with has precious
charge to the folks Of the :oad his better
nature got possession of him, and with
an awful oath 10 the of lead OK whose
name is Brigham" he popped his
~hoop'' with noise like unto a brass
mounted revolver and headed for Sweet
water. Who would ever look to Mis-
souri, for the heroics Who would ever
pick Nssoulian to help a brace Of
Chinese lovers out of a scrape There's
n romantic heart un Ter that Eull-punch-
er's unwashed exterior. He filled two
celestial hearts with joy and happiness
anu made Number 26 pay the shot.
"a SALAMANDEE. THE Fire King"
Who recently gave an exhibition at Reno
dsTfnl. p opposes 10 give an exhls ZION at
the Carson Theater on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. He essays to hold
a rel-Lot iron and molten lead in his
month and drink boiling oil, ana per-
form oil, sim,la feais equally aston
ishiug nd-iieesiible. Admission soc.
Doors open at Z commence at s o'clk.
Aasic, ana dancing after perfol
We understand that petition will be
presented 10 the Boa d of School Trus-
tees of District No. l. Otmsby county, by
the taxpayers of Upper Char Creek,
asking for the erection of school-house
and Il 9 appointment of competent
teacher. We hope the Board will grant
their request.
GUY THORPE, who was reported hope
lessly sick yesterday was reported better
in the afternoon. He has been very SICK
with gastric fever and rheumatism.
Hope soon to hear of his complete re-
coveTy.
WOLVES AND DEEE On CLEAR CEEEK.-
Some Germans living on Clear Creek re-
port having Sc n two grey wolves and a
wolves We have bear0 OF in these pats
for many years.
In TowN--"Put," o; the Enterprise,
and ex-Supreme Judges Lewis and Whit
man were in the city yesterday. Like
wise we saw for The first time in many
days tie face of Mr.. Hank Philips.
SOME very large and handsome stones
for the Plaza fence were hauled near
their destination yesterday. We shall
advert to this interesting subject again.