Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01

PhSEEs MEETISo.-Fromt the New
we learn the arrangements which
have been made for The trip Of the Pio-
neers from Virginia and Gold Hill TO
Carson. w. u. c. Gibson Of Gold Hill
with the assistance Of Assemblymsn
Bsbcock hes made arrangements with
Superintendent Wellington, for tive
passenger coaches 10 convey the mem.
ber~ of the society to the meeting ON
the 7th OF March. II In not yet deter
mined lust where the meeting will bs
held. bat probably In the Senate
Chamber. The cars will leave VlrrInin
with the regular passenger train nj
q. r. y. and leave Carson on the return
~ 4. O'Clock the next morning. Mr..
Gibson will act ~ conductor. ticket
agent, and master Of transportation.
The fare for the round trip will be as
sessed according 10 the number of nar
tscipants, and will not probably
amount TO over two dollars at the out
side. The Carson members OF the
society are making elaborate prepara-
lions for the reception, meeting and
suitable entertainment. The delegx-
ton from the Comstock will lie q large
one, and everyb body will have . jolly
good tune.
The Legislative ball last evening vas
very largely attended. and every one en-.
joyed the music and danciag. Owing
70 there being . night meeting both in
the Senate and Assembly. the rooms
we're not crowded until an adjournment,
Of the Legislature had taken place. and
then the best Of order prevailed. The
music Was Of the very best. and the sup
per Was such ~ TO satisfy the taste OF
the most fastidious gourmand OF the dsy.
One Of tho Accomplishments OF tho ses.
siop which will hepceforth be most
missed by the amusement seekers Of
Carson will DO the discontinuancs Of
these Arlington Club balls. They have
been deservedly pa,ronized during the
last two months. and the officers are to
be- congratulated ON the result Of their
efforts.
In no sort Of an entertsipmeps Il there
more real fun and epjoym.at for the peo-
pie than in grand masquerade ball. In
Virginia they have had ono with great
success. and the result was such that
another will be given 10 the early future.
Why not have similar one in Carson ?
The necessary costumes could easily be
obtained. and the affair would be one Of
pleasure to all. In the South every year
the people have csrnivals in the princi.
pal cities. these are engaged in by the
very elite OF society. and the same ere
nothing more than a masquerade party
on somewhat extended scale.
Stocks arc still down and the long q.
pccted rise has not yet como to pass,
When the Legislature adjourns and the
people have time to quietly regard the
situation. very hopeful outlook can
scarcely be expected. There are msny
things which cannot he understood by
the average man. aud one OF these il the
present low price Of the bonanza stocks,
II will soon be time to take down the
Tilden and Hendricks banner. and then
the last vsstige Of the campaign will have
disappeared from the streets. These
gentlemen have looked down on Carson
street for long time in the past, and the
absence Of their photographs will be .
source OF grief to all.
The question just now sgitating the
minds Of the Legislators relates to the
Governors action on the compromiss
bill Some say bis veto will be given. |
while others deny that be will take 80
great responsibility upon himself. The
result IA looked for with interest.
Innumsrable are said to Be the applica.
tons for tho SUPPLEMENTARY OF tho
Sierra Nsvads Mine. Johnny Skss ssys
the lucky man has already been an.
pointed. bat does not desire 10 make ths
name public yet.
The Chinese queue bill has been killed
in the Senate. and the bill to prevent tho
removal Of Chinese bones has met sim.
liar fate in the Assembly. In both cases
the action Of the Legislature was Just and
deserved.
Elko county over In the Legislature
has been named the New Jerusalem"
Of the State. and the Reno prison 10
appropriately termed the "Colosse nm. !"
One Of the Senate amendments to the
appropriation bill vas tho increase Of The !
item for the State Prison fro m $4,000
70 $4,000.
The city government Of Gold Hill was
as the Capitol yesterday mskiog warm
nghs with Piper on tho revised chartc,
bill.