Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09

he stopped our reporter iof "ofo VI
two on the subject last night. He some
how thinks he has been uDjustly treated
| by the press and public. Like enough
be is right. When We get very nice
new broom we are like TO forget how
we'll and servicabl- the. old one was.
Now there is NO doubt but Sweeney in
his day has done the town some service
as water bearer-is doing SO now, for
that matter. He has filled our cistefns
and watered our streets and all that; and
because Messrs Rice j. Helm have come
in with compIeter set Of works and
more acceptable sort of drinking water
is no reason We should forget the past
and Sweeney along with it. He re-
minded us that long before his pipes
were used to fill the King and Carson
cistern the same was filed by box trough
from the open ditch. This. by way Of
protest against what he thinks is an in
timation and belief that his water
sluiced in all The sediment that Butts
/ found in that cistern. We make these
| illusions to what Ned said in Justice TO
him. He is entitled TO be remembered
even tho it be fact that the water
| supplied by the new works Is, to our
! notion. greatly preferable TO his. for
many reasons.
ABOUT the man who was stabbed at
Lake Bigler we have these particulars to
offer: We were nisiDformed as to the
place where the stabbing was done. 1t
was not at Rovland's. bat on a steam
boat-or, rather. we believe. The Float
ing Palace" and was done by man
known by the name OF Texas. The
man who was stabbed works in one of
the mills near tine Glenbrook. The
stabbiDg vas done with a pocket knife.
Capt. Joe Todman, Nesey. Buck Davis
and other prominent residents of Lake
Valley know both parties and Captain
Pray called our informant's attention to
the matter. Beck Davis who was in
from the Lake yesterday says that the
injured man has gone to work. SO there
,ods = siabbing. if not at Rowiand's,
though the wound inflicted is not = very
serious one.
GLENBRoeK PLANISG MILL AND LUM-
BER YARp.-We publish to-day Mr.. G.
C. Thsxte advertisement of the fact
that be is tho sole proprietor of the
Glenbrook Mill and Lumber Yard. The
same is in tirst-rafe repute among build
ers and wood workers, and Mr. ThaIter,
who is thorough and experienced lum-
herman. will continue to keep on hand
every possible product of the saw and
planning mill. also laths. shingles. |
holdings. doors. windows. &c, dc. |
Mechanics and others can get lumber |
planed and grooved and otherwise treat
ed to order. with promptness. See Mr.. |
Tha1ter's advertisement.
JIM ToKREYsoF, now spruce under
graduate at old classic Yale, will take a
brief trip to Saratoga and other famous
Watering places during his present sum
mer vacation. and he means so he writes
home, to visit his birth place in West
Virginia before returning to his studies
Jim thinks he may pay vIsi. to his
friends and kinsfolk in the sage brush
year hence. Spec he's bearded like the
bard and Scholarlike. i'll a quiet, un-
assuming way, by this tine. Glad to
Auo" Lc IN uuIHk well anu NtNlUR |
such solid good time.
PARsos KELLY says that the varieloid
babies up at his house are getting along
splendidly. He communicates with his
home by way of the sidewalk and through
the pickets. He stands the embargo,
pro bono publico. and not because he has
any fear of catching some more of it. In
about ten days, after the little ones are
all well-rid Of their calamity and the
honse has been fumigated. then the now
speckled domino will return with glee to
the bosom Of his numerous wife and
child.
THE Germans of Carson City are
making arrangements for a grand picnic
to take place on Charles Schultz ranch
a week from next Sunday. We under
stand that Messrs. Wallis, Decker, Uhl.
and others will go to the
ranch named next Sunday. and select
a suitable place for the holding of the
same. The Germans are ALWAYS happy
II reunion of this kind. and no doubt
it will be magnificent affair.
NV MUsIC.-We acknowledge the !
receipt. by mail from the publisher, +.
". Helmlick, Cincinnati, Ohio, the fol-
owing new pieces of music: Darling