Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-14

over the Humboldt at Palisade, and they CAV
it to US with the Humboldt about mile wild
at that point, with warehouses on the bank
three-pier bridge, and the unfortunate wo
man dashing herself into stream running
about eight knots an hour, with steamboat
in the distance. Then we had stage rob
berry, with eight horses to a Concord coach
when it was only single span jerkey. Now
comes the Police News of November 10, with
cut of the late prison break, " taken on the
spot by our special artist" As every reader
of the APPEAL knows (see files for the only
correct report published) the only firing done
was from the parapet, and the breakers with
the officers were in the prison yard. This
imaginative special throws the scene in the
corridor of the prison, with the doors of cells
in bas-relief, and heavy gate in the dim
perspective. Captain Matthewson is repre-
sented in the foreground in a jockey hat,
round cut sack, and wide pantaloons, with a
placid smile upon his face, between gorgeous
Dundreary side whiskers, with his arms pin
AOiACSA, as AAO "SAS
cocktail, Shoot don't mind me" He is
being pushed forward by six convicts without
striped clothing), with desperation depicted
upon their countenances; and the guards who
are advancing along the corridor, two of them,
are firing directly at Matthewson without any
visible effect. One convict, we presume it is
Johnson, is falling, which leads us to suppose
that the idea is, that he is hit. The picture
is one of the most amusing things we have
seen, and as incorrect as it could possibly be.
For pure, unadulterated, unwashed bosh and
puerile, second-rate gush, COM
mend us to an Eastern illustrated newspaper.
WARM SPRINGS. Butts & George still keep
this popular resort, and Chauncey Dake is the
presiding genius of the bar, towels and bath.
He fills the bill all over and is as polite and
as he can be. We took a
rip out in Petes green wagon yesterday at
The regulation rate of speed. The wagon has
pale blue roof Pete drives as furiouslY
Is ever, but we got in on time. Found the
paths clean and refreshing as usual. The
,nly trouble about them is that they are so
lear and so accessible that our citizens don't
lalf appreciate them. They are worthy of
much more extended and continuous patron
ge. After enjoying the delights of the
'aths and basking inthe sunshine of Chancey's
ociety, we dropped in to the prison to look
p our wounded. Found Capt. Matthews
cry much improved Had beeh down stairs
Or the first time in several days and his arm
/ much better condition. He expects to be
/ the city shortly. Capt. Command is very
luch improved Was outside yesterday and
lough supported by crutch on the near,
nd a silver headed cane on the off side,
,oked none the worse for wear; considering
lat he has never been confined to his bed
efore in his life, the Captain stands it well,
[e reports himself improving rapidly.
the convict is said to be doing we'll
lis wound Is almost healed. DR.. White is
attendance on the patients and is bringing
lem through in good shape.
IMPROVEMENT Wm. Pearson at the old
ureka saloon has been displaying his enter
Use by reftting throughout the old stand at
e corner of Carson and Telegraph street. a
he establishment has been painted and re-
rnished entire, new pictures added and the
neral tone of the place greatly improved.
ne best brands of liquors and cigars are to be
d and the highest toned English ale is made .
speciality. new attraction is introduced
what is called a caromette table. The Eng
h of which is that the fellows who meet
ere make caroms on it. 1t is an octagonal
aped arrangement with a revolving center, st
lich is wound up by crank on the side and
ms for 40 minutes. This arrangement has
ps on it. You set up four balls, blue, scar
B., pink, and white, and fire at the holes, c
lille in motion) with cue, Anyone who
mt understand our lucid description can 60
and play it himself. =,
CARSON VALLEY REPRESENTED. The Gen
e were in full force yesterday. Fred Furth -
unity Auditor, Moses Tebbs the erudite
mber of the legal profession, Walter
art County Clerk, and H. W. Swart,
minent citizen of the burgh, were all at
County Buildingon Court business intent.
BUSINESS is increasing up at the v & T.
r. We dropped into the supply depart
Mt yesterday and learned that the force 9
hean increased in all the departments and