Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
II Rains as lightly and as gently as IT
these we're MAY DAYS and not the days OF

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these were May days and not the days OF
mid. autumn. The presence and song OF
wild birds add 10 this spring like feeling
and seeming. When the Sun shines
through the drops Of the frequent show
ers. he comes out bright and with his
genial rays in fuIIness of warmth.
Trudgiug oyer the damp ground and
shutting the odors which rise from the
grass and the sagebrush, it adds to this
spring time glow 10 hear blythe canary
| Mining his !ond, CHEEKY song. We see
The Oh, droppi"gs of the feathery flakes
on tho SierIa's pate yonder. and We ex-
1 nerience sense OF satisfaction and re-
\ lief at being sssnsed that that resolnte
little patch of snow up there Is going 20
prove itself steadtast enough to resist
the seasons sunshine and rain and hoid
over until the deeper SHOWS 81 another
| winter come to reinforce and guard II
4 and give i; warrant TO DO reckoned among
the snow which is perpetnaf upon the
| mountain iops. This fall OF raln-thls
success,n of showers. rathtr-has been
1 quite unusually prolonged. We seem 10
be getting the ren,n ants of u steaGler ana
s,urdier storm on The other side OF the
mountains; for we hear of an extended
rain throughout the valleys and noun
tains of California.
| Professor BALDw1N's wonderful Illus
trations Of thu bumbuggery of So called
spiritual manifestations will take place
| It the Carson Theater to morrow night.
| All that has been done by the most adroit;
by the Daveuports; by The exhibitors OF
| Katie King; by Foster, the wonderful
medium who fads dead mems names
| written upon bis arm in letters of blood !;
\ by those who receive messages from the
| otLe. world; by those who swoon and
| those who find communication with tie
| souls of the departed by means CT raps
and taps and table Turning, all these
things aud many more Mr. Baldwin pos
sesses the rover Of exposing. He drties
! and challenges the most accomplished
| and gifted mediums TO do anything he
cannot initiate forthwith. His perform
auces are pronounced wonderful by ali
! VINO have seen them, and we have no
doubt of his success with a Carson audi
ence. Go early and secure your seats.
ENORMOUS OUNCES Mr.. George
Fryer has left upon our desk three OF the
biggest ounces that anybody ever saw.
They sit and stare at us in that mild,
helpless way that a pumpkin has OF con
tenn lating the human countenance. In
deed. the first impression produced By
| the sight of them was as OF the present
| by some generous aud thoughtful bucoi
| ical person Of a trio of medium sized
Winter squashes. These Immense
/! ounces were raised near Placerville,
! Cal, in the orchard of Mr.. John Pear
| son, brother iE-law Cs Mr.. George ID.
| FRYER, by whose hands We received
| them. They are noble specimens OF
what California eau DO in tie ounce
! raising way.
THE old rat.letrap awnings of the
older and ratiletrapper buildings Of which
| they are part, extending from Fristie's
! King street corner to this side of Ivan
covich's fruit stand, are being recon
structed. We wish We could say that
the structures of which they form part
more substantial and comelv buildings.
To place new porsicos in front OF such
crazy tuInble-dowhs is like sewing a
patch of new cloth upon the seat of
worn out, ragged, tumb.e:o pieces pair
Of homeless trousers.
A STRANGE hearse, quite deliberately
trimmed, inside and out. WAS observed
| on Carson street yesterday. Upon in
auiry we learned that it had brought
| here for interment the remains of Jack
Turly, who died from the effects of
| broken leg received on Sunday afternoon
by q fall from the V. IL I. trestle work
at Silver City. Turly was an employe Of
I the railroad company and leaves wife
! and child.
Mn. GILMORE, Of Gilmore's Springs.
was in the city yesterday. He reports
quite a snowstorm in the mountains.
Not any snow fell in Lake Valley. he
! will proceed very soon to drive his stock
out Of the danger Of being showed IN.
MATT RINcKLE's dwelling house is
| assuming quite grand proportions. 1t
| will abound in bay windows. and bids
fair to present the appearance Of beng
| the most comuodious residence in the
city, and the most elegant.
| TIE CoLoRED HAYES AND WHEELER
CLUE will hold their regular meeting at
their usual place of assembling tonight.
Some interesting speaking and good vo-
calizing will be feature of the proceed
OuR artist friend, Mr.. c. B. Nc
Clellap, is among us again. lie re-
turned from Virginia yesterday.