Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-11
A Coon JoB.-Mr. William FulstoI

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| A COOP JoB.-Mr. William Fulstone,
who has charge OF the Agricultural So.
ciety's fair grounds and race course tand
the latter. By the way, has been pro-
nonnced the best practice track" on
the Pacific Coast BY no less authority
than Theodore Wintera}, has performed
good piecs Of work in protecting the
| Society's stables. he has hauled the
rock from the Prison and has b1ilt alone
and single-han1ed a substantial stone
! wall in the creek on the south side OF the
stables. The ireshets Of late years have
| washed heavily into the banks on the
north side OF the Warm Springs road.
but this precau:ion Of Mr.. Fulstone will
protect the stables and grounds Of our
Agricultural Society. In this connec-
ton We would remind Farmer Ferris
tina. some stone vail is needed oppo-
site his fine ranch to preserve It from
the inroaas os freshets.
| FINE STATIONERY. Nsw Books. Ere
During his visit to the East Mr.. John G.
Fox improved the opportunity to lay in
stock of fine stationery. new books,
&c. Among the stationery are some
specimens Of very excellent and elegant
note papers and envelopes: and como Of
tho prettiest writing desks We have ever
seen. Mr.. Fox went to Springfield.
Massachusetts,. where this psper is
made. ruled. stamped. boxed and go,
ready for market. He says he never saw
80 many tusy girls together before IS he
chased this stationery in such amounts
him to sell very reasonably. His stock
of Few books is arriving. Whom it is all
in we will make q note on.
EsNERALpa GoEs RErUELIcAS.-Ws
found the following note from Judge
McClinton on orr desk last evening:
have just received brief note from
the Chairman of the Central Committee
Of Esmeralda stating that the county il
Republican by small majority. G. P.
Shakespeare and H. f. Sargent, both Re-
publicans, are elected to the Assembly.
J. q. McCLISToN.
Good for 'Esmerors These two
Assemblymen make tho Republican
membership OF the lower House SO in
nuntos.
Coop WohK ON TIE Streets Again |
We are gratited at having an opportunity
to commend the zeal and efficiency OF |
our Street Commissioner, Doctor Butts.
He is causing culverts OF heavy plsnkipg
to be constructed at many OF the Cross
in2s. and if the weather does not inter-
rnpt his work and plans he will greatly
lessen the danger Of foods, this next
winter, and give pedestrians better walk
ing than they ever had before during the
wet season. Telegraph street. above the
school house has been piked and
guttered. and the Western part OF the
,ity is being greatly improved.
TIE VIENNA LADIES ORCHESTRA is
advertised in this issue of the APPEAL to
appear at the Carson Theater on Tues
lay and Wednesday evenings Of next
week. From those who have seen and
heard these performers and who are en- |
titled to an opinion of their merits as ,
musicians, we learn that their playing is
n the finest style OF musical art Their {
are pronounced very de-
igbtful treats. And so, too, says the
Enterprise.
LrBnAs7 ELEc1IoN.-Mr. Cotton has I
iven us the following notice FOR publ S
aNs he. nj H..
Of the Nevada Historical,
he Library Rooms this evening at z
clock. for the election of officers for =
be ensuing year. G
jim JOHNSON. under sentence OF
wenty years for murder in the second l.
egrea. was brought in from Lander
cunty yesterday and taken to the Pen a
entiary. This, We believe, is his SECOND
rial. He formerly lived hereaboue and
as somewhat known as q horseman.
JIM SMALL, the tall sugar pine Of Lake
alley, is in the city as stalwa1t as eve, :,
nj as rubicund. James continues firm :.
i the faith Of Republicanism and in IL
he faith Of glorious triumph OF Ruth y
ford and William. Q!
DANCING SCHOOL ZChu,ch and Jones II
tend to begin their dancing class for o
70 little people at 9 o'clock this after. c.
ION. The juveniles will be On hand, Il
cordin'. IT
The Storey County returns are still 81
complete. The clerical force of tie N
'ms:ock il not The most expeditions in Y
movements that We have ever heard N
re
Presentations. C. j. Hillyer and g
mes F. Lewis we're in the city yester. SO