Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-22
MORNING APPEAL
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At Rathbone's Exchange is offered for raj
fe self-cocking English pistol of the first
olass-one that would have been "Bull-
Dog" if its growth had been arrested, but
which now may be described as a ''Pointer, "
being quite as apt to see and secure the game
as if it were of the shorter and more belIiger-
ent species. Amy gentleman desiring to kill
another gentleman (or LADY,, will do well to
go and secure chance and then observe the
chances while he shakes the dice box
We made note of thefact yesterday morn
ing that Morg had got back from Bodie with
his section Of the freight squadron. We
note that another big team belonging to Mr.
Elder returned yesterday-the animals look
ing very fresh and strong. Evidently those
Transfers understand the navigation Bodie-
wards and back; and it Is also evident that
"The merciful man is mercifuI to his beast.
Speaking of teams, the weather seems to
have reformed. Let us hope.
The Adah Richmond troupe seem to have
taken the town by storm, that is to say, the
advance guard has thus captured the place
Manifestations are everything Of course the
well constituted reader of the MORyING AP-
PEAL (and all readers of the 1loRNING APPEAL
are well constituted, elsewise they would be
seduced into less virtu0us literary paths) has
noticed that The Great Mirror, in rear of the
bar at the Ormsby House is magnifcently,
not to say saponaciously elaborated with the
legend Of the momentary excitement. There
appears Kenslworth i'll It's kenilworthless
glory; and Adah Richmond is there in al the |
splendOr of well regulated curve of German
Text done IN the choicest soap of historic |
CASTLE. We know the artists who did these
things. We are prapsring their biography. |
Then, ii these veracious columns, their
names will appear-ond not only their names
but their psdigrees
By the way, speaking of teaming to Bodie
we had brief chat t'other night at the
Ormsby with Hank Blanchard and M Geo.
Elder upon the subject of teaning to Bodie,
Mr.. Elder (vho is perhaps the most experien-
oed teamster on this coast), said he had adopt
ted the plan o. sending supply team along
with his team. 1t IS the business and duty of
this supply team 10 sse that the freight teams
are always within reacn of feed, or rather,
that feed IS always within reach of the teams
At the same seance Mr.. Blanchard observed
that he had as yet put no teams on the Bodie
route but that he meant to do so as 81 IN
as the season was fairly settled. He spoke # l
our route, chat is to say the Carson and Az a
FORA route, as always being well watered ana S
said he did not mean to move his teams till he r
could make three half miles an hour We
have heard that that was almost the MAKE
mum of mule team travel over the best and v
Ievelest of reads; but we have great faith in q
Mr. Blanchard's Judgment. n
Hon. A. D. Tre&dway of the State Central II
Committee returned from his "
royage to the Comstock yesterday morning in o
apparent good health.
We are pleased to note that Doctor DTul k
on is once more on his feet after very h. j
eige of bilious pneumonia. He was out il Vi
he air yesterday and really looked peert ar b.
wholesome. Bound to fetch out into the be-
er light of robustitude is the Doctor.
A really enterprising and conscientious fell q
DIV citizen said to us yesterday "What is to MI
e done about seeding down Capitol square to "
rass or clover this spring; isn't it pretty near
ime to think of the sowing of the seed" etc.
Veil, We avoided the question and, nat" ally
nough, asked him If he had subscribed for
ne MORNING APPEAL, price 25 cents week
elivered by carrier. But the question still w
emains WI
1t seems to us, land here again o, native ''i
odesty sits down and folds her haI DIS and 90
onders if she don't intrude), that maybe y
ere is quite enough of top-laid cart, rock ,'p
I'd other substance on the surface of Carson wv
rect now as the course of wisdom ought to '.-
ggest. The idea seemed to b. that there VII
light be, in the way of repairs so ,auch super ~
taneous, epidermatic matter there deposi- ~
d from time to time as to finally swamp and 0I'
1t top the circumjacent houses, let alone the
Is. 1t is not impossible there's something r -
it. l'
At the Apothecary shop of Mr.. o. P. Willis - -
e Two of the most elaborate ana suggestive -
ms or placards We have ever seen. They ~
Oh seem to be devoted, exclusively to the '''
of the interests of what are
own as THE August Flower" and doctor
GEMS Remedy" POSSIBLY we have forgot -
or misquoted the names, bui the cards
,resant snmatbinO tO tho affact indicatad\ zap