Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-01

Bosko is happy, elated, delighted. 1t hap
pened about FIVE o'clock yesterday morning.
1t is really hoy-a nine FOUNDER and a
splendid fellow. We congratulate Bosko He
is several feet taller He runs up to the
house every few minutes Bosko is exultant.
He cares nothing for the first cost of clothing
Everything goes He hailed us yesterday
morning and communicated the glad intelli-
gence. We said, No? He said, Yes, Mr.
Editor, YES Pretty soon George ellison
came along, he said, No-o-o! Bosko waxed
indignant, and justly might he, and shouted,
You say No-o-o too Everybody asks No,
when | tell them You are a decide
diar: YOU are all id liars; it is Yes, zee,
Yes and it's boy. What do you take me
for Do you suppose I'm going to let the
old year slip away without a record p We
pacifed him by purchasing pair of red-top
boots for the boy. We have only to add,
Don't say 90 No with an interrogation point,
to Bosko if you have any regard for life, lib
erty or the pursuit of happiness, He swears
he will smother the next man who says NO
to him, in an Ulster, or bury him in rubber
boot We repeat, it's boy, and his name is
Bosko Junior.
SHANE's SALooN.-When Bill Magee sold
out his saloon to Dolf Shane he disposed of
one of the best business stands in the County
and resigned in favor of one of the most ex-
and capable saloon men on the
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there, it is enough to say that Uncle Bill Far
rell is behind the bar The hearty cheer of
the Day will not be forgotten on this first of
the New Year.
Mr. GEO T. DAVIS has an emphatic way
Of his own in bestowing the compliments of
the season. We know of fellowman who
got New Years present of whole wagon
Dad of the substantials at the hands Of this |
generous and thoughtful gentleman. 1t |
strikes us that when merchant wants to
make remembrancer to his customers, Mr.. |
Davis plan is at least the most practical and |
beneficial.
STATIONARY FOR New YEARS DAY.-Mr.
John G. Fox is opening some of the most
beautiful stationary we have ever seen. One
ort which comes in 'Magic" cases is the
most attractive and beautiful The editori-
! head acknowledges most acceptable III
oice of note paper and envelopes of the de-
cription indicated.
POLICE CoURr-John Doe was up before
Judge Witherel on two charges of petty lar
eny to which he pleaded guilty. The ex-
enses were 500, the same not being forth
oming, he will languish for the space of
fly days in the Ormsby Bastile.
New YEAR DINNER-Fer an excellent re-
asst 90 to the establishment presided over by
1r. Francis A Manneny, to-day. The man
cement will outdo itself on this occasion to ,
atisfy the fastidious palate of the epicurean
Mr.. NJ. S. Campbell, who left this city
)me time since in very precarious state of
ealth, is in a lettering way; although some
hat weak, he will arrive here within a few
avs, to resume his duties at the Mint
The funeral of the little daughter of Mr..
I'D Mrs. Fayette King took place yesterday. .
was sorrowful following as the hearse !
ore away their fourth little one from their
blinded sight forever.
Carson was very respectfully represented at :
lie Reno Riverside Club reception last night.
he affair was pleasant. il
Two sleepers came up on Sunday morn
g, attached to the tightening train. n