Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-13


When the Theater musicians began playing
last night they found that little drops of water
on little grains of sand make the mighty ocean
and mOisten a band SO they moved across
the street, to be sheltered from the rain, and
there they blew their horns in a most melojus
strain. Twas right convenient place, 50
they had to 90 no farther, and there they
opened out in the Opera of Martha When
they finished their last tune, and their final
serenade, they adjourned to MoOres Saloon
for quiet lemonade-of the kind that oft
converts to Il glorihed condition even less de
serving men than damp and tired musician
Then they went into the show filled with
spiritual sound and witnessed Mr. Fogg as
he went the world around
THE MATINEE was very largely attended
yesterday afternoon, and the great crowd of
little folk and their mammas and aunts and
school teachers and country cousins had a
splendid time. One fellow told the editor Of
the APPEAL all about the Inun fight and the
explosion, and declared in mmeasured terms
that it was bully" He seemed to think
that money was mighty plenty among Mr..
Berts company, they bet it 50 freely and in
such large sums. One of these days possibly
LIE Will yet Il peep DeIllHu lu6 SCeIeS
EXCURSION TRAN.-The Sunday Excur-
sion train organized by the V, q T. R. R.
Company offers the most reasonable and avail
able cheap recreation our people have ever
had within their reach, The train arrives
here from Virginia City at $50 A. NJ. leaves
for Steamboat at 10; leaves Steamboat, com
ing this way at $50, and arrives here at 40.
This affords pleasant five hours at Steam
boat, a pleasant ride, each way, and rational
degree and character of recreation.
The APPEALS new cat has just gone to
press and had q whole stickful of kittens.
She is doing as well as could be expected. |
The unnatural father is nowhere to be seen. |
Maybe he is dead-eaded out, as it were. |
This shall ever be home to these tatherless
little ones BY and by they will frlsket and |
chace their little forms. She seems to be a |
Job type of cat, she is so patient.
CARSON GUARDS ELECTIoN-At 8 o'clock
on Monday evening the Carson Guards will
hold an election to fill vacancies among the
commissioned officers. Also a sergeant will
be elected and two corporas will be appointed
All members of the Company are requested
to be present.
The Tour Round the World in so Days will
90 to Reno to-day We take pleasure in say
ing to our friends there that they will find this
entertainment quite as attractive as the pa
pers have been declaring it to be. The troupe
is thoroughly good one, the scenery Is ex-
eellent, and the play itself is full of exciting
interest
THE THEATER was fairly attended last night !
not so full as it would doubtless have been
had the weather been more propltious.
Whenever Mr.. Bert may choose to return here :
he may be sure of hearty welcOme-for our :
show going people will feel assured that he ;;
will not disappoint them. {
CREEDMoRE PRACTICE-There was no tar /
ret practice yesterday, as was expected, by =
he Carson Guards OH account of the wind +
The practice for a possible place on the State 7
cam for Creedmore, next September will be-
lin to-day.
M. Z. CHURCH l. Rev j. d. Hammond, a
PASTOR. Services to-day at II A. NJ. and 7:30 h
; NJ; Sabbath school at 2 P. NJ. Seats free. t
subjects of discourse Morning: Faith vs.. s
Works" evening" ''The Hard Times. y
WAR MAPS. Fred Brooks has just received, +
nd made arrangements for more, maps OF the o
eat of the Russo Turkish war. No family
hould consent to be for moment without