Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
BOSKONIAN.

When the sounding echoes of the viii
Northern Sea first bestired the dark silence
of the Boreal night, there were yet evidence
of life; and in the earliest traces of the rock
are signs of man, for those glum witnesses ar
forced out of their silence by the quenchles
voice of their own pedigree, which is centem
poraneous with Arctic man. In all these in
stances, wherever human remains are foun'
in that far frozen zone, those remains have
been sadly and distressingly nude. One l.
reminded, in contemplation of these geologi
cal phenomena relating to polar life anc
death, of the words of the Ancient Mariner
! The ice was here the ice was there,
The ice all around;
1t cracked and growled and rOared and howled,
Like noises in a swOund.
And it was because of the fact that there
were no Boskos there! Indeed, men went
bare backed-not on a horse, but for want OF
clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, 1inen-dust-
ers, and that general assortment of
WINTER CLOTHING
now opening and for sale OF the One Price
Clothing Store. The honest fact is, that Bos-
ko is too conscientious man to sell these
goods for less than cost but it is close by the
ragged edge of cost-merely the freight added
Also trunks, valises, and scarfs, shirts, socks
and suspenders, etc. cts. Call, call, call
ENTERPRISE.-M John G. Fox, our en-
terprising fellow citizen, who has the fine ap-
pearance of Carson street at heart as any one,
yesterday employed gang of men to remove
the debris from the scene of the late confa-
grafton, on King and Carson streets. So soon
as the burnt timbers and rubbish are cleared
off the lot, Mr.. Fox will place upon it the
large frame building formerly occupied by
the Carson library association, this, we are in
formed, however, will only be temporary
What Mr.. Fox will do in the spring he is
reticent about revealing, but his enterprise
and eye for the beautiful will not permit that
lubberly frame building to disgrace one of the
best building locations in this city for any
great length of time, therefore we may well
expect to see a fine brick or stone structure
to loom up on that corner before the close of
next summer.
THE CoLoRED REVIVAL MEE1IN The
colored people of our city are still holding re-
vival meetings at their place of worship.
Brother West is officiating this week. The
meetings are well attended by both white and
colored people. Among the number of white
persons who attend these meetings there are
some turbulent and noisy spirits. These
spirits ought to be suppressed. Their hilarity
in place of religious worship is very I'M
becoming They should by all means respect
-he sacredneSs of the place, as well as the sin
certify of those who worship theirs. We would |
advise those who cannot control the ebullition
If their jocular vein to discontinue visiting
he colored church, as their conduct, to say
he least, is shameful.
STOCKS. Prices are again seeking the lower |
evels. Those who hold Alta at S28 have
given up their intention to visit the EXPOSE
ion at Paris this year, on the profits realized
rom their investments in that stock The
,reat strike which was to have sent Ophir into
he hundreds was merely the vision of some
.isordered minds And so our fondest hopes
n the stock line are rUthlessly cut down and
to the four winds.
LOST At THE FIRE-One Chinaman who
ears the classical and musical name of Quong
TX. claimed to have lost six hundred trade
ollars by the fire on Saturday evening. The
eat and smoke in his hut prevented him
rom securing his treasure There are now
bout ten Cinnamon at work endeavoring to
nd the money May be they won't find it,
Oh can't most always sometimes tell.
SINGING School Professor Clark
ives notice to his growing classes and the
ANY applicants for his effective tuition, by
advertisement in another column, that he is
repairing some new class arrangements. He
as a happy faculty of explaining what he
roposes to do which we will not attempt to
nulate so see what he has to say. That is,
ear your throat and then go and sing tune {
two under his instruction.
THE CLUB,-The project of forming gen
emens club in this city, has fallen through,
wing to the lack of sufficient energy and per
verance in engineering the matter. 1t is
'solutely too bad that a club of this charac- -
r cannot be organized and maintained here
A communication relating to some of the
herent cussedness of certain hoodlumnious 4