Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-15

Pearson and Conner camped near the
summit between Dead Horse Wells and
Salt Wells, and in the night Conner saw
: very large sized coyote skirmishing
around the camp. The teamsters had
Frenchman stamping for them. Con-
ner woke Pearson ont of his pleasant
Dream about {, certain colt which was
RAISED on a bottle" Pearson rousted
the Frenchmau, and council OF war
was held. The only available weapon
was shot gun, whic was in separate
pieces in box. They had powder. but
no shot Finally the gun was got out
and put together, and pistol bullets sub
stituted for shot, and the Frenchman
took two deliberate shots at the big CO.
vote. 4 tremendous noise was raised by
the wounded animal as he reireat,d in
great disorder from the battle ground,
and just about the time that the coyote
hunters began to realize that the sound
lid not resemble the bark Of Il coyote,
they were startled by voice which said.
by shimminy, of you vellers shoots
my shackasS some more | makes you
~chmell hell py dundelinwedder. 1t
appears that after the Transfers turned
IN German traveller reached the camp.
uDpacked his donkey and turned in un-
beknown to the others, and it was the
donkey which had been playing himself
If for II coyote. A bullet hole in his ear
vas the result Of his lark, aud should be
- sufficient lesson to teach him never to
deceive sleepy transfers again. The
tend who said Billy knew il wasn't a
coyote Is "a liar and horse thief, and
bay yet live TO die in the West.
We NOW of Woodworking man who
spent enough money buying certain
things for the Carson Agricultural
Society last Spring to make times go
hard with him this Fall-for the reason
that he has not been repaid. 1t seems
10 Us that tbs character of claims, held
by n poor man, ought to be squared off
if such "A thing is possible. sometimes
me suspension Of Cattle Show ASsO-
citation works as grevious hardShips in a
limited way, as the suspension OF q
bank.
rs ILLUSTRATING the hardships and
psivations attendant upon the profession !
y! journalist in Esmeralda county, the /
editor Of the Bordr Miner speaks Of
boracic acid worker who " appears thor |
onghly disgruntled.' They haven't any
dictionaries in that miserable country |!
and editors and other desperadoes Just !
hash up the language in any style that {
the nature Of the danger seems 10 suG- !
aest. Wonder what q man has to take /
10 cure tue disgruntles:
TIE Prizes awarded at the close Of /
the first term of Professor Connor's /
writing school, Monday evening, were !
AS follows: Mrs. Hopkins, for the finest /
writing, q pen drawing; Miss Starkey |
WAS awarded 30 for the greatest i'm !
provement in writing. The committee, !
composed of Messrs. Bicknell, Hanford, !
Greenlaw. Mrs. Teyis and Miss Spence, |
reported satisfactory improvement for
one term.
Mn Il. FRED BROOKS has been over
hauling his stock and store and making
things look spruce again. Orders left
with Mr.. Brooks for any publication,
musical. poetical, periodical, etc. will
receive prompt attention-for there are
Books in the Brooks, as well as sermons
IN stones, and good in everything.
TIE FACT is of a more pleasing than
startling nature, that hir. Jacob Muller
has just been repairing his barber-shop
and making it look very bright and new
and clean.
TIE Brick BUILDING in process Of
erection opposite Chamberlin's store on
Carson street is being built by Chris
kitzmeyer. We suppose it is going to
be harness shop, for Chris is that kind
Of man.
TIE ALLEGHASIASs have been making
very successful tour through Califor-
uia. They will be in Carson before
many days and receive very hearty
welcome.
Qua OLD groceryman-friend, Mr.. j. c.
Freeman, was in from Hutfaker's yester-
day. J. C. stays there and keeps the
cases on Mackey & Fairs wood tiuming
works.
FURNISHED ROCKS TO LET.-In another
column is an advertisement by Mrs. W.
+. Wilson Offering furnished rooms to
let.