Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

persuade managers that the Carson people
are not disposed to stand the extra half dollar
for reserved seat, and it is gratifying to
know that managers are swinging around on
to our platform Sheer at the power of the
press Eth But back to the mutton bust
ness Bear in mind, please, that you will
have an opportunity to see " Saratoga" for
one dollar, and under no circumstances be
compelled to pay an extra charge for reserved
seats.
TIMBER BILL PASSED. Perhaps it is, and
perhaps it is not 80 very old, the news that
the so-caIled Timber Bill has passed both
branches of Congress. One feature of the
Bill, and d very important one, Is that 1t re-
lieveS lumber men from criminal prosecution
for cutting timber on public lands Some
one better posted than we are on Congress
sional doings informs us that Nevada, Color
ado and Utah are exempted FROM the proyis-
ions of this Bill. Why is this thus? Per
haps George Wilkss ''pragmatic DutchInan'
can answer our cOnuudTum.
PERSONS who wish toind comfortable and
conspicuous seat where the soothing rays of
Of the glorions orb of day, or the gentle beams
If the silent guardian of the night, will bring
their figures out in FINE prospective can find
in on the rail in front of the Capitol The
advantages to the sitter are great in point of
observation, but to the passers by, especially
ladies', the general contour of the unoccupied
outfit is to say the least not pleasant, particu-
larly when the loafcrs indulge in ungcntle-
manly remarks, We don't wish to say any
thing, but a word fifty spoken, etc.
Temple at o o'clock to complete their arrange
ments for the proper celebration of Decora
ton Day The reports of all the committees
will be presented and the programme an
nounccd We understand that Mr. Bartine
has been invited to deliver the Grafton and
the Hon. 5. T. Kelly to read the poem,
HeadstoneS for the graves If the soldiers
buried here are being renewed and every ef-
fort will be made to have a crcditablc celc-
hration. The Carson Guard has consented to
turn out is escort.
THE New THFArrR is assuming quite
shape, and if the work j. pushed as vicor- |
ously as it has been it will not be long bcfor,
it is completed. The strirgers are in and the !
floor joist in place. From the amount of
lumber on hand and the raI,iditv with which |
it is being cut and fitted and mortiscd and |
dove tailed and adjusted, We woud not be in !
the least surprised to find the building pinned .
together and turned mp in no time The work
is being done in thorough and workman
like manner and is great credit to the com
''I''e0 al" inc contractors 50 'ar'
THAT polite and handsome young man with
the seventeen and half initials, the first of
which is George and the last Comstock. was
horn under a lucky star He was fortunate
in finding the lost watch and ring, but it is a
pity about the front set of opals set in gold.
They were lost, and he has not been able to
find them. If he is not successful in his
search there will be an advertisement and
liberal reward offered. George looks hand
somer than ever, and we were glad to seehim
''S"lh Doie'e he mas returned 10 'llo Lake
How happy is the poor tired sub whose
brain has been so turned to write this
healthy piece of news, the Majorhas returned.
How cbprrp1 +bn caqh -,IbScrihar who two