Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-28
NOTES AND QUERIES.

at that end Of them toward which they drive
or sra driven. In other words they are in
cire,I by something like an invitation. Nature
gets lonesome in its adherence of a vacuum
and invites Old Boreas to come and occupy the
same even with his rudest riders. There was
a good deal of hard and rapid pressing of these
Boreal guests toward the vacuum which lies
in the direction of the Great Desert, yester-
day. One wishes that, once gone thither,
the winds would stay there and never return
and never travel these parts any more. This
Annotator regrets to record the fact that
there was some midnight prowling, night be-
fore last, resulting in the despoliation of the
premises Of Mrs. Ludlow The rogues drop
ped dagurrotype as they fed, and an honest
citizen having found the same on the street
caused it to be returned to its rightful owner.
These house breakers got a considerable lot
of trinkets, jewelry and pictures. 1t is
very shameful, cruel and cowardly thing thus
to rob widow of her small store Of keep
sakes and the like. We hope to be able to
record some solid retribution meted out to
these scoundrels, whoever they may be. II
is seldom our little city attracts these lazar-
roni, and we can say this much to these
All such misdoings have always brought their
perpetrators to grief, here. They had better
take heed of what we intimate, and be scared
off Better little free roaming fear than
good deal of close handed Penitentiary life
Repentance, like honesty, is oft-times the
best policy. ......S So we are to have Buffalo
Bill and Texas Jack at the Carson Theater
next Saturday night. We have never seen
the actual enactment Of their own roles by
any such participants and actors in border
life The comm0ner fashion is for the pro
fessional Roscius to hold the mirror up to
nature. This is as if Black-Eyed Susan's
William were TO come, in proper person, from
the forecastle OF his line Of battle ship and
strut the mimic stage. Mr.. Cody Gf that is
B. BIS other name), is quite famous for his
deeds and associations. He accompanied
General Sheridan and the Grand Duke Alexis
to the plains when they went thereaway for
their first buffalo hunt Also he was scout for
Custer and very venturesome and skilled
Indian fighter Texas Jack has acquired
much fame for his deeds of daring on the
border These famous characters are ae-
companied by quite an extensive troupe of
artists-embracin9 no less than three ladies
and a dozen or more gentlemen from the
Bush Street Theater, San Francisco A
small boy going to buy knife with which to
white out head board for the grave of |
his pet chicken-that died the other day
remarked in the presence of this scribe that |
he thought the swallows were very plentiful !
and that one which had Just gone by his ear |
was flying very low Having opened the
conversation on the swallow question he
found it difficult to change the topic so he .
branched out into very puzzlesome series of
inquiries about their nest-building etc. etc.
All of which reminds us of the very numerous
nests of these man-loving birds, under the
caves of the capitol, yonder The sight is
well worth gazing at. The MORNING APPEAL
has its self doubtings. These are aroused by
the reflection that We have not yet issued any
war map. Our action or non-action in
this regard has been the result of profound
respect for the quietude of a condition of
of peace. But are we doing our
duty9 Why are we not, as other journalists,
inviting our readers to birds-eye view Of
Trebizond, look at Temisgolefski, sal
through the Gulf of Perekop ora swing round J
the circle of the Bulgarian Alps2 We think
we should be gifted as a map maker We will 7
think the matter over. We know what Mark f
Twain did in this line, and we are encouraged.
If we do make map, we propose to wipe out I
he Turk and all his numbering followers, ,
allies and friends. We propose to make it +
plain sailing for the Russians. . Speaking of .
he Russo Turkish war reminds us of our Z
Slavoni1n friend Yankovich and his new 4
:ruit stand. There has never been any such {.
handsome displays of berries and cherries and il
such-like seasonable things as his place pre- f
sents. 1t is very tempting, very nice, very d
bright and very clean. The abundance of v
everything is very great as the quality is D
very superior. We saw tomato there yes II
;erday which seemed like great red soul of
comfort. As to the igs-by the Prophet.
hey are as lucious as they are beautiful 1t ID
S good place whereat to replenish ones 81
depleted fruit basket. fc
FOURTH OF JULY BALL AND EX- .
CURSION AT THE GLENBROOK I'd