Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-24


not only ballads and bells, but ladies 6
blowing of sonorous brass and not only
these things, but performance on the
musical glasses and great deal of fun
by Sam Collins, the character delineator
and comic singer. Go this morning and
secure seats, for there vii! he rash,
and standing room, even, will be hard to
get, after the show begins.
NIKE STEWART Taxes THx FLOOR 1t
is local misfortune peculiarly adherin &
TO rs dwellers in Eagle Valley, that in
the majority OF our serious cont,over-
sizes, water, tina. gentle, cooling fluid, is
the cause Of difference. Our otherwise
peaceful husbandmen, the farmers whose
labors are done under the shadow Of the
Sierra, can with difficulty define the dis
tinction between irrigste and irritate, so
closely connected is the watering process
with the most ve1atious and trying an
noyances. Here . dam and there a
ditch here a dry and thirsty crop and
there an adverse claimant to water rights
with loaded rifle in his hand now a
fight and then lawsuit these are of
the history of irrigation in this vicinage.
Even our Agricultural Society cannot get
along for want OF water privileges. The
worthy Chairman of the Board of Trus-
tees stated the other night at the meet
ing that Mike Stewart and Mr.. Ferris
diverted the course of the water needed
to set things to rights at the society
grounds. Yesterday in came Mike, cool,
calm and serene, and interviewed the
man what grinds out the thunder and
turns loose the lightning for the APPEAL.
We received him with unaffected com
posure. The interview was rs satisfsc-
tory as if Mike had slipped up behind
Us with shot gun and attracted our
attention to the proximity OF its muzzle
by asking US if we had written that re-
port Of the proceedings of that meeting.
What he did do WAS to ask that We |
would please correct Mr.. Duffy's state |
ment, and state that he had not d. |
verted any water, for there had been |
none until within day or two TO |
divert. He said that his dam had been |
cut several times and that be had set q
watch upon it. Yesterday he and the !
man employed to attend to the watering |
of the Agricultural Track met at the
said dam and had a confab and came to
terms. By these terms Mike uses about
one-third, while the other two-thirds Of
the water flow, unvexed. to the Society's
grounds. He furthermore says that his
six-acre patch Of alfalfa has suffered for
want OF irrigation, also that for the past
two months he has pumped all the water
used by the stock on his place. 1t APP
pears from this that Mr. Stewart has
been misrepresented. 1t is now Mr.
Ferris turn to take the floor.
NETTING OF TIE AGRIcULrURAL So
as a prod to Judge Waltz,
but for the reason that We overlooked
his advertisement in Wednesday even
ing's Tribune, we mentioned the matter
of q notice OF a meeting in yesterday
APPEAL. We note that the
Judge has caused the same to be printed
in this issue of our paper. also notice
to persons who are entitled to certificates
Of stock in the Society.
In THE joint letter written by George
Cassidy and Tom Wren to the Board Of
Pardons, a copy Of which appears in
asst evenings Chronicle, and which we
mean to publish soon, they suggest
natron to act as lookout for Mollie
Fourshay; but as to who had better be
provided to watch the matron they fail
% recommend.
EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST on DEros-
Banking Department of Wells.
fargo & Co. will, henceforth pay upon
certificates of deposit interest at the rate
# per cent. per annum-in attestation
If which and other facts, see their ad-
in this DAVIS APPEAL.