Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-21
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

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on the 9th, 28th and Goth infants, promise
to be we'll patronized from the outside towns.
To accommodate people along the railroad
line the V. & T. r. R. Co. will run an ex
cursion train during the three days races,
charging for the round trip from Carson to
Reno and back only one dollar and fifty cents.
The Carson Glass Ball Club have ordered a
Bogardus trap from San Francisco, which
will be used at the next shooting meeting OF
the Climb. The one lately used has been a
sort of home made affair, answering the pur-
pose tolerably well, but not genuine Bogar-
dus trap.
The casting of the arch for the medium coin
press of the Mint was finished at the machine
shop of the " & T. r. R. some days since,
! and i: Is now being polished. Those who
haveibeen to see it pronounce it an excellent
, ne Virginia Enterprise of yesterday pub
| lish,- an item to the effect that Captain j. w.
! Haynie. of Carson, has bought half interest
in the Toledo Blade newspaper establishment,
which has been a current report i'll Carson
for sometime past.
One OF the Amateurs complains that he WAS
seriousy annoyed last Wednesday night by
the noisy familiarities of a hoodlum element
in the audience. He thinks the gallery gods
were unduly familiar with gentleman rep
resenting the dignifed character of Lord
Plato" and we agree with him He threat
ems to call on the police if the thing is re-
peated and here he is right again
The two parties who recently sustained
severe bodily injuries, Mrs. Hutchinson, by
cutting at the hands of her husband, and
Charles Cook, by falling from the scafolding
of the Carson Opera House, are getting along
comfortably, and both are considered out of
danger, but Mrs. Hutchinson will be confined
to her bed probably some weeks yet.
In the hurry of writing up the entertain
ment of the Amateurs for yesterdays Morn
ING APPEAL we failed to mention Miss frankie
Rozelle whose dancing of the Highland fling
was really fine feature of the evening The
little lady won hearty encore, which she
certainly deserved
Another warm day was yesterday. Bat this
sort Of thing has become 50 common that we
almost consider an apology i'll order for Civ
ing even short weather item.
The Telegraph Cigar Store is in receipt of
a fine lot of imported and domestic cigars, as
well as a carefully assorted lot of the choic-
est brands of chewiu, and smoking tobacco.
In these dull times the. e $ comfort in a smoke,
whether it comes through pipe or cigar, and
onesis enabled to temporarily lose sight of the
nj i g assessment list while enjoying good
smoke Try the Telegraph Cigar Store.
Mr. Whitney, the basso of the whitney |
Quartette," and Mrs. Billings, the soprano,
came down from Glenbrook yesterday after
noon, and went to Virginia City, where they |
sang last night
Matt. Allen arrived here yesterday with
'Madge Duke running mare, and Glen
Dudley" running stallion, and Immediately |
took the racers out to the track They will |
90 in one or more of the races next month.
The various Fourth of July committees
meet tonight at 8 o'clock, at the County |
to complete arrangements for the
coming celebration. To-nights meeting will |
simply be to put the finishing touches on the
business
T. C. Howard, business manager for 10
Jefferson, writes Pant, of the Ormsby. that
ne would like to open the Carson Opera
House with Jefferson in rip Van Wrinkle.
A good opening for all, provided dates can be
satisfactorily arranged.