Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-16

| enlarge upon this notice Of bis business,
for We like oysters too well to emulate
their silence concerning their virtues.
AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF this
Shire. yesterday, there vas = general
and scrRmblssoms assembling Of tar1v
taxpayers with hsrd-gotten dollars in
! their pockets and the various express
.ions OF pertughed parsimony. ag.rnva:-
ed anxiety. cheerful contentInont after
getting their receipts, and dire despair
! upon their faces. There were the prov
iden. and the improvidsnt, the ant
and the grasshoppsr :" there were those
who were tardy because Of tbs maletac-
| Time; and those whose nervousness be-
/ trayed the fact that they were eleventh
| hour men only because Of circumstances
which were beyond their control. Th.
man who was prone to beat the back 81
the law and the circumstance. over the
/ head Of the Minister Of Finance himself
and belabor his deputies and helpers, lie
was there, red with avarice aud anger
and there, too, was the Teller citizen who
haggled over the dribblets and made H
disturbance over the small change, paid
! or demanded. Meantime there stood
Peters, as calm and discriminating rs
his namesake the Celestial satskespsr.
deciding questions and separating the
sheep OF tardy so.vency from the goats
of procrastinating shiftlessness and
chronic unthrift. Behind the Treas
urer. collected. collecting, patient and
accurate, sat old Bostwick, At the books:
while within an easy supporting distance
stood Alfred Helm, who had been mus.
tered in for the transient though press
ing duties Of a volunteer aid. II was
busy day there. dull and lsaden and de- |
pressing as it was elsewhere and We nj. |
most were persuaded that gifted mind,
used to the melting mood, and moved |
by the sweet coneords which murmur an |
unending refrain through the poets |
brain. might even make Taxes the sub |
Ject OF heroic song or blend into sweet |
hsIaueters the incidents and smeresn-
cies Of the Last Day o! Grace.
We WISE our friends who have bought
out the Harry partnership at the corner
there would fix on some other name for
their place than The Sanctuary" We
make no special plea fox religion, bnt
We are averss TO vounding or seeing
wounded the honestly cherished feeling.
of anybody sectarian or otherwise-anG
We have had occasion to know that the
proposed name is offensive to many peo-
pie who don t even pretend to be church
goers or professors Of any sort of re-
ligious belief. This is intended for
frank, friendly advice, and we hope it
viii be SO considered, whatever action is
taken in the matter. By the way, We
see that the carpenters are very busy,
reconstructing things there generally
and making . new doorway by cutting
put the street corner and having the en-
france come under a triangular ysstibule.
says it will be in full blast in
lay or two.
BALL AT EXPIRE Tomorrow NIGnT.-
t will be reeollected that the other day. ,
ike as at Bslaklava, somebody blum
Tered. In point of fact, zee blundered
We stumbled and fell over a wrong i'm
,ression rs to the time when Mr.. Bow
ems ball was to come off in Richey's :
Hall, Empire. We made a corrective
tatement in due time, but We are con. !
cious of duty to keep on correcting it.
hat one dollar ball will take place to-
morrow, Wednesday. evening vt the
lace and the time and the price indi- ,
atsd. weather or no. And it will be
be jolliest time of tina century.
Books for the teaching Of tho young
lea how to shoot ; music for the lead
,g the tender mind (and lip the way
} the playing Of the delightful flute
,ys and trinkets and notions in bound q,
IS and bewildering confusion ink and -
ems and stationery, and gum.stiek EN-
all its mucilaginous and Arabian glory.
ay l. had for coin or justitiable credit
L. Fred. Brooks, his bazaar in Rink a
3 block. o,
Mr.. JOHN JACK, who by his courteous
thorough honesty of dealing -
i'd first rate professional attachments, s
Is won the respect and confidence Of
e people Of Carson, contemplates the
ganjzstion OF new dramatic company
r this and other interior towns of the
.eitic States. We certainly hope he
II carry out his plans. II
SCoTT, THE HIGnwAYMAN, was yestsr-
y sentenced to five years in the State
ison. He has the ear marks Of an old