Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-26

a spot sufficiently remote from the limits of
Carson, where the lives of whites will not be
jeopardized during the sanguinary conflicts
of the Orientals.
A New THING. Last evening while about
passing the meteorological and chronological
establishment of Mr.. Charles w. Friend, our
attention was attracted by large surg ling
crowd entering the aforesaid establishment.
Reportorial curiosity was aroused, and we
followed the mass. The object of which
proved so magnetic was new tangled con-
trivance in the music box line This music
box has cornet attached, and wonderfully
nice music is produced by this combination
of mechanism. The crowd continued to in
crease, until one man suggested the passing
around of the hat, and there was such an ex
odus of music lovers from that store, and at
before. 1t is needless to say that we did not
remain, as we always do in Carson as Carson
ties do.
STOCKS. The market has again settled
into state of somnolency. The active fuc-
tuations in prices of the past few weeks are
no more, just now. The sameness of the
quotations to which the stock dealing public
have been accustomed during the preceding
twelve months is again making itself painfully
apparent, and the habitual inspector of the
stock list invariably turns away after wistful
gaze at the figures, with dewy eyes, beating
heart and unexpressed curses hanging on his
lips. The great expectations In Alta have |
not yet been realized. Justice has again
settled down into its normal rating Over
nan is off again. Best & Belcher ditto; and
10 on to the end When will the good, flush
tock dealing times come around again.
RATs.-Up to within year or two a rat
n this city was as great rara ariS as a man
Who has recently made respectable haul in
tocks. But now the town is besieged by
his abominable class of the rodent family.
n most every house can now be found the
'otent rat trap. One cannot tarry on the
treet for a half-hour without seeing a trap
rought from one house or another contain
ng a rat to be sent across the Styx, by means
f terrier Where have they all come 'FRONT.'
md how are we to get rid of them3 These
re two all absorbing questions, and debat-
1g club for their final settlement ought to be
rganized:
WINDY Boreas was out in all his t
lory yesterday, and scattered the sere and
elbow to all points of the compass. He had
general good time with pedestrians, treating o
i stations and conditions alike The rheu-
latic old gentleman's plug hat was snatched
ON his bald pate with the same reckless dis
gard of consequences as Old Boreas would
ow the tattered covering off the curly ca
llary adornment of school boy. Silk and !
liao skirts were also handled in a merciless 4
I'd rude manner, and so on. The day was
uly blustry, but in the face of all this, the c
irst of parched Mother Earth is not yet n
tiated.
Messrs. P. A. Wagner and Fred Frevert
turned from hunting expedition to Rub
On river, Cal, yesterday. They shot two
er. However their principal finn was -
oiled by the treachery of some Indians, who
Die their beer and whisky. This little cpl
de accelerated their steps homeward,
The Episcopal social tonight at the White =
ouse. Don't forget it. Theren be more
city girls and more fun than we can write