Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09

ANOTHER SAZERACGEE.-An new caCdi'
date for admission to the Sazerac Lying
Club of Austin put in an appearance in
Carson yesterday. IN fact, he has lived
here for long while, but only on yes.
terday did his pre-eminent abilities APP
pear. He listened for awhile to couple
Of gentlemen engaged in the raising OF
fowls. Finally one asked the ether.
How do you get along in the raising Of
game fowls" Not very we'll" was
the response: "the hens fight so terrific
ally anything that approaches them that
they kill all their chickens. You are
exactly right" replied our Carsonite;
Z" / tried raising game chickens for years
l bought the pure bloods OF every breed
and crossed them every year. The re-
suit was the hghtineest chickens ever
seen. But raised but few owing to the
com hativeness of the hens. But con-
tiuued the crossing of the fowls until l
had got one larger and stronger than
was ever before seen. I could have
easily sold that chicken for $500. One
day my wife wanted q chicken for din
ner. and she went out and ordered the
cook to kill one. He caught that chick
en- and killed it, which was cooked. I
hope ! may 10 sent to the Centennial in
minute # that chickens thigh wasn't
bigge. than George Tufy'c, and there
was no meat on it. It was ali bone and
sinews, covered with skin. There were
over sixteen hundred sinews in the thigh
of that chicken which I counted, and
they were of various sizes. l got my
teeth stuck full OF EN- We commend
this gentleman to tue Sazerac Lying
Club of Austin for immediate admission.
THE DAMAGE.-We are informed by
Sheriff Swift that the destruction of
property at the Chinese camp at the
fume Of Ierington & Co, up Kings
Canyon, is not SO great as S4Oo, what we
i, TO be in Wednesday 8 issue.
while it is doubtless true that no prop
erty was stolen, o. Mr. Hone asserts, it
is also equally certain that property was
destroyed there which lnlght as we'll
have been carried away. Rice sacks
were cut open and the rice spilled in the
sand; boots and blankets were destroyed
or thrown away il the sagebrush where
they nave not been recovered. These
were taken from storehouse. The
blankets and boots were new, and kept
or hand for the supplying any require
Inerts of the workmen. The total de-
sruction of property will probably range
between 500 and $50. The penalty
Ior the wanton destruction of this prep
srty should be properly inflicted and
doubtless will be.
TEE MERRY s.-Sheridan Cor
,yn, the manager Of the Merry Makers,
. meeting with fair success in Carson.
His announcements bring paying audi
noes, at least. And the performances
re excellent. George S. knight is .
lost in himself. Sophie aud Irene Wor-
oil are we'll known to our theatsr-goers
IS most excellent actresses. And the
vhols troupe is excellent. They will
ppear tonight in an entirely new pro-
ramme, the best of their whole repor-
DIRE, which is immense. A matinee
rill be given by this company on Satur-
ay Ito. morrow afternoon.
AUCTION SALH Io.ko11oWs -. 3.
'ormack will sell vt auction sale to-mor-
ow. at the house owned BY J. c. Dor
y. in Treadway's lane. all the house
old furniture, consisting Of parlor and
edroom sets. kitchen and dining room
1Initurs, carpets, ETC., belonging to
Ire. E. D. Judd. without reserve and
u cash. The sale will commence at
O'Clock P. N.
PosrPoxED.-ThsM Moonlight Dancing
arty, advertised to como off last eve
ing At Farmer Treadway's picnic
rounds. has been postponed until this
7sning, owing to the disagrseablensss
! the weather yesterday. Professor
arney will be present this evening,
hen it is to be hoped that the weather
i'll be better. It could not be worse
.an yesterday j! it tried.