Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-08

sending Justice Witherell to jail and precip1
tating Tom Edwards and Alfred Helm into
the arms of the side walk brigade, shake not
your CORY locks at this precautioning Querist
for it cannot be said we have not done oul
duty as faithful sentinel upon the watch
tower of public duty. Seriously, we ought to
have new Court House with measurably
safe places for the county records and archives,
for the keeping of the county's funds and for
the general purposes of such structure.
This is not poor county, by any means. 1t
is simply shiftless so long as that building re-
mains the sole piece of property in which we
may house our public servants and the val
liable things placed in their charge. We wish
our County Fathers would take the bold step,
necessary beginnings toward the new structure
assume the responsibilities and make the
limited at Time brings its revenges and
September brings its game and fish. Said a
wooden nutmeg bard, apostrophising the Con-
necticut river:
"Roll on, thou noble river
AS ever thou hast ran,
Bringing shad to Gods own people
And liberty to man"
September, we note, has brought some
handsome salmon to market. Those who
keep Friday according to the customs of
Mother Church were cleverly accommodated
yesterday. The game seasons advent
was emphatically signalized yesterday in this
presence by the apparition of one-eyed In
dian with dead mud hen in his grippe, seek
ing to tender the same for subsidiary coin or
supererogatory biscuit. He was sorry fail
ure as tradesman and suggested those lines
of Bryant's,-
"T'he melan-"
but we forbear, as we have done this many
time and oft, upon the Rialto We note
a cheerful enlargement of the Ormsby House
barroom by the removal thence of that round
cornered room where there have been sue
cessive, if not successful barber shops, tele-
graph stations and stage Offices. We observe
that where the old partition stood, the dry
rot has made its appearance on the floor
boards. Your water is sore decayer of your
unventilated woodwork, as well as of your
"whoreson dead body"-as the Masters pro-
fame grave-digger hath it. We note many
timely repairs to roofs, long checked" and
baked and over-dried in the arid summer sun. |
In fact there are many signs and tokens of
approaching Autumn; and man instinctively |
heeds the seasons warnings while the swal- |
lows homeward fly" We remember predict
ing stormy equinox. Tie reader may de-
pend upon the value and validity of the prog
nostic 80. Today the great annual Picnic of
the Miners Union of Storey county will be
heldat Treadway's farm. As to attempting any
adjectives or epithets indicative of the size of
this affair, We will none ont 1t reaches the
ear of this Annotator through very energetic
tho short and rotund dealer in ready made
clothing that whereas the Seligman faction of
Israelites will make two-day celebration of
the Hebrew New Year, himself and his breth-
rem of the Hilton faction, as he says, will
only observe one day. We suspect there is
want of devoutness on the part of these short
termers. Also, as we have hitherto seriously
intimated, Mr. Seligman has found it quite
impossible to enlist the sympathies of
his co-religionists, as body, in
his behalf and against the Stewart
estate on account of Mr.. Hilton's hotel order.
At all events, it is evidently true that there
are descendants of the House of Abraham
who are neither disposed to take up what is
in reality private quarrel nor yet to give
strict observance to the ancient ordinances
and customs of their forefathers -. .Cap'n
Avery, of the lake steamer :" Niagara" was
in the city yesterday. He says the number
of visitors to that resort has visibly dimin- ,
ished lately. Evidently the tourist season is
over This, also, is Fallish, and indicative of
the sere and yellow. -. The round and cor
rugated muskmelon or canteloupe still finds
its way, quite numerously, into our markets.
Also strawberries and cucumbers of veneer
able and pioneer-like look, likewise the stately
Bartlett pear tc
New MUs1c-We have received from F.
W. Helmick, publisher, Cincinnati, copy of c
new song entitled HWhen the blossoms