Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-02

a NEW SIOBWAAA 20 SsOos o~s ~S''~'
than no subject TO write about. Indeed.
4 side walk we'll written Of is IS sugges-
i've a topic % any ono may select. And
IN old sidewalk. ono which has been
,ramped over and danced on and shut
fed across; one which has seen boys
grow to men and men grow old and past
walking and dancing and shutting,
even, one which has witnessed the busy
tread Of great eIcitements and fs't the
decorous march Of Sunday PROFESSIONS
~ church goers; one ~hich has felt the
liehisome tread Of brides and the joy
step Of young rs"'hers; enc which has
borne tho sorrowipg feet OF mourGers
and felt the uncertain jar o! lettering
sorrow; one whose history is a history Of
properties and aGversi,ies. joys and
gri-f., hopes and dependencies. pare
hear:edness and ankeriDg sin; 81 virtue,
prnfligarv, as.adfss'ntss, frivoli'y, hor
rs'y aud dishonesty, courage and COW
ardice. ,hs happiness Of temperance
aud The r~ln0ss- "f the pruhiaate = who
shall say that snch = sidewalk as this IL
not M full Of III. marrow Of Suggestive
thought ~ '"f,irr structures and nobler
fabrics? ycnder lie the remains Of ~
f,mous sidewalk as ever was tr"dd n
on in this short. ;ved State o! stirring
events. Cs.r those &c plv worn stones
have passed the feet of men whose
graves fold in all thu: is mortal o; the
strongest and bravest and most enter
pri-inv. Across the AIRED faces q
.brse disc arti-d Hag-sionrs have Passed
the light hearted and the d-spsirins, the
careless and thr carewcrn. Treasure by
he million and treasured things by the
tsouSand have crossed and Tecross. 4
those old sandstone b'orhS and ding
their i,aprcss into their face and marked
it with their coming and their going A
famous bit of Carson street siiiLhfe, tins
sidewalk We are bstbliBg Of, a. every
one may know when We eTplain that 1t
i, the old stone walk In fr mt OF Wells.
FaSo 4 Co.'S cypress and banking
house agssey. Along cane DIR. Bats
v. s:ersi.y. and vi; bout n sigh tor that
much fbo,-sorn walk. Proceeded TO dis
place its stones. tumble them nnc-re-
raouiousiy into the street. and prepare
10 lay down a smart new one of wood. IN
i;s place Not yer, Sentimental
worker, that same Doctor. bnt a very
busy one and one with a determined
purpose to set things to rights which
come under his care.
SELLING OR AT A SACRIFICE - Our
bustIirs, old towney. Joe Rosenstock,
says he is going TO sc, gu. Of this. He
offers for sale nj ruinous rates his whole
stock of mems Furnishing goods--ihe
best selection in the State. Here
now is Chance for bargains IN shirts.
boots and shoes. bats,
caps, Sc There il 10 mistake abou,
this purpose oi Joe's. He has been III
the Centennial and got his ideas broad
md. and ne means TO widen out 70
10 this he must dispose Of bis present
stock OF goods. In order that this may
he done speedily, Ia must offer bargains.
THIS is Just what he Is doing. Nobody
need row to be wi;bon: shirt or ar
or pair Of DR. = or go
barefoot. All he need do is to go 20
RoseDstock' and GET an ou'ti. for a |
mere song. Try him and see.
FOUND DEAD.-Mr Pratt o. the Car |
son Valley News. who was in the city |
yesterday. Informs us that the dead body |
Of q man was found by some haymakers
yesterday on the river-bank near the old |
Clayton ranch. in Douglas County. II |
il supposed to be the body of a man |
named Grady, notwiihs anding the fact |
that body which WAS supposed to be
irsdy's was found sometime since in
The Carson near Empire. The corpse
iIund yesterday WAS dressed in pan'n-
oops, and the feet had boots on. Que
9 arson Smith was lately drowned, but
he body found Yesterday is not at all III
appearance ike the description given CT
aim. 1t is likely tina. the Coroner's jury
which has been summoned will identity
be remains.
The Carson and Gienbrook mail
,arryips has been let to one Anderson
lrnot, We See. Who the devil is An
!erson Arnot? and what Is he doing
nth this long established mail route?
Joe. Ben'oo mas been carrying tHl-
nail for two or three years, and al
hough j: has been regularly receipted for
I the post office. and the Government
as bad the benefit Of his services, he Is
Unable to get one cents remnnr siion.
low he is Carrying the mail GA =. TEN
'ornry contract. We canno. under
isnd woy it is that now, before Ben.
on S contract is expired. this man Arnot
ONES in and snpercedes him in the
uture carrying Of the mails. The ways
( the General Post Office are mys-
srious. and to the ordinary mind past
ndiDg out.
TIE FUNERAL CEREMONIES over the re-
,ains of the late DR.. McMeans will be
ondueted in Virginia City under the d.
action of the Society of Pacific Coast
ioneers, in whoss hall his body lies in
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