Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01
THE IIRtUS COMING.
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from Mr. Montgomery Queen. We learn
that his grand combination show-circns
and meme gerie-is abont starting for the
seasons tour AL !A.t II Vii s' ,A..lt -
| tied in Carson on Saturday. Jane II.
! This extensive ai,u Nr4t tttf,IeAtlng col
! lection OF Wild birds ana beasts has been
successfully wi,.;,red at HaywOod's. Al
nbneds county. California and there.
! under the eyes of car old trlt Id fony
| Cakes. III a building 200 feet ioEs by 80
in width. have mberuatea the elephant,
| the double bumped GrpmedaIivs, the
white reacocks. the oua9ad, the ostrich,
! the llnma. the HaTh.ny zebra, the regal
Bengal tiger. the lions and llonesses and
cubs, tie LIppopotanII and all ard SIN
| eular, the hy-nns, apes, kangaroos, mon
| keys. horned horse Of Ethiopia, the
| What-is-it. and so forth ana so on. As
the Call says, this great menagerle, and
| the accompanying circus, with Charles
w Fish. Miss Molli- Brown, Mr.. Ro-
| nieo Sebastian. as the leading riding
champions, and the great double circus
troupe Of stay pcrf,.rIn.r RS, in new sensa-
tioual nets ard cel-brated clowns, We
u edict a success tor Mr. Queen wholly
Unparalleled in ths history Of shows
nba~rye IN. Ordinances.
Oar citizen readers will observe that
the License ordinance. the cattle and
hog ordinance and the dog law are to-
day III full and uuavoidabls operation
TLe,e are wholesome enactm.nts and
must he observed. The graceful shade
tree no longer affords a rubhing post 'oI
mules. nIbbling plscs for goats. a
shady wailo~ for vsSrant swine nor
teIsptinc desert to the fastidious COW.
Ne are being civilized. Prepare, every
body. to pay license. Prepare. sN We
dog owners, to buy tag or forfeit tie
life Of your ca..in-s. Also -s sdnoni-h
the swearer and the man Of uny2rnished
phrase, to b, ware tho running Of bis
tonsls. Thee are times Of p.h,e ana
order on our thoroughtarss. Beware
how Won monopolize tie sidewalk. oh
merchants. aud yoH. We book psddlsrs
look to vour licensing. Three times
have all ordinances been religiousiy laid
before your eyes. fellow citizens and the
force and strength of statutes are upon
YOU You have heard our solemn voice
Of warning
RUNoBrD MURDER NSAn GENoA We
learn from Mr. Thomas II. Legset
Treasurer of Alpine county, who came
to Carson last night, that information
was received il Genoa, yesterday after
noon, that man living several miles
southeast Of Genoa had been murdered,
a hy
horse stolen. 1t was eopiectursd in |
Genoa that Indians were the perpetrators
Of the foul deed We have not Learned |
the name o. the murdered man, Bor FUR
ther particulars.
TURNER'S BALL.--On Monday evening |
ne1t is the ball Of the Carson City Turn |
Verein. The price of tickets has hereto
fore been stated enormously. That |
price is 50 instead of 81 so This i'll !
cludes supper, OF course. As well at
tempt the refining of pure gold or the |
painting of the lily as to tell this COM
'nunity what glorious ball this will be. |
The Turner's have an established r.puts-
ton and this hall will hot fall short Of
what that reputation guarantees.
Gas FI1rcBEs.-At Messrs. John G..
Fox 4 Co.. hardware establishment.
North Carson street, may be seen the
completest assortment Of gas fixtures
ever imported into any sage brush city
in any part Of the habitable globe. Like
wise a very targs and choice assortment
of every imaginable thing in the hard
ware line-which go and see for yourself.
BEAUTIFUL day yesterday. Let Mr..
y leather Clerk sustain his efforts during
the next thirty days and wen have an
April worth talking of and summing in.
Now plant boss reddish.
MUCH activity observable in the new
Saloon-late Oriols. Will be
opened in . blaze Of glory--the finest
gambling halls in the State-ssrly next
month.
ENCoURAsINs rumors OF strike on
the 1600-foot level of the Crown Point
Mine. Will provo a handsome boos,
in these parts, if true.
IFRIsB1E's corner is getting along in a