Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-18

| they haven't been wearing cIoInes, puI now
we know just what they have to wear, OIL
what they will wear when they have it. He
says in his circular (part of the civil service
reform) that ''the public interests seem to re-
quire" it, and hence it is ordered. Ordered
by the Department, but the suits must be
ordered by the clerks. Now look out fol
them. The material must be "pure, indigo
dyed wool cloth, to weigh not less than TWEEN
ty ounces to the yard This is yard weight,
not yard measure The coat is to be "double
breasted, four buttons on each side" The
regulation goes on to lay out the distance from
hip Joint to knee, and there it pans out with
Italian cloth. Following is the description
of vest, pants and cap, and SO on down to
shirt and overalls, which latter comprise the
working uniform, including "stomach pro-
tector, and good quality of pearl buttons on
body band" We have seen the report of
some of Keys speeches in the late menagerie
trip, we know what he thinks of New Eng
land, but his browning glory is his circular of
specifications for Railway Mail Service uni
forms. 1t will be grand thing in Nevada,
The healthy Piute and the educated Shoshone
will stand in awe and the residents of Love
locks and other points on the G. P. will be
edited As far our own little road goes,
we sympathize with Mayo, the only unfortu-
nate subject The ladies will crowd at every
station to meet and greet him, and he will
create an impression which neither time,
space. nor previous condition of servitude can
eradicate.
New THEArER-We are informed upon
what we consider reliable authority, that a
new theater is to be built in this city at an
early day. The refusal of one of the best
pieces of property has been secured and the
work will be proceeded without delay. 1t is
a joint stock company, and more than two
thirds of the stock has already been sub
scribed. The books are still open, and per-
sons desiring to get into better thing than
Ophir have still an opportunity of making
fortune in brief space of period. If the
enterprise proves a success, as we oplne 1t
will, Judging from the parties interested in it,
we will have first class temple of tn emuses.
Tho limit of the stock is 81 800, of which
sc, 800 has already been subscribed. We
noticed the names of some of our most prom
inent business men on the list. 1t is thought
the site above mentioned is on a street facing
the capitol, but as it is only refusal we do
not speak positively. A new theater will be
an ornament to the city. The old theater is
not as well patronized as it ought to be, but
opposition is the life of all sorts of business,
and we trust the new one will enliven the old |
and there will be demand for both. A city |
as large as ours ought to support two places
of amusement all the time.
SHE Took R1DE.-Doc. Benton, we never
mentioned him before, has a cow Albeit an
intelligent COW. She lodges in the stable and
provides the tactical fluid for Docs family.
She is driver by the way, and will probably
take Hanks or Ions place on the Glenbrook
road next summer The other day she saw
the cart which carries off, what is to be carried
off from the stable, standing at the back door
She passed through that door, mounted the
cart, and under her direction the horse started
n the direction of Chinatown. All went
merry as a marriage bell'' until they reached
the White hotel now known as Gated Rozelle,
when unfortunately the sort of thing, we
lon't know its name, which keeps the shebang
rom fitting back, not litter of course, was
lot properly fastened and slipped, and the
whole concern fell down on itself and let the
ow out on the street. That is the reason
,hy she didn't drive any further. As the
lorse stopped there, here stops our item.
MINE IMPROVEMENTS. The grading for the !
oundation of buildings to be erected at the '
Ayres and Hopkins mine, near Clear Greek,
,as completed yesterday, and the superin-
endent expects to be able to get started on
he timber work next Monday or Tuesday
he North Carson mine has been placed in
plendid condition for the coming winter
he water pipes from the Virginia fume have
cen sunk two feet under ground, to avoid
'eezing ; the turntables have been relaid /;
ne machinery overhauled, and other work
one, so that there will be no delay when the
anticipated order comes to start up regularly,
n the LIST proximo.
THE DINNER BILL OF FARE, appears as US
al to-day under the head, or at least it comes F
roperly under the head of Sunday Reading