Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-09


almost an objectionable introduction and
kept the audience IN splendid humor. The
ring performance is hardly up to the Fore
paugh standard, certainly not as good as it
was last season, but az a whole the show will
give satisfaction.
AMATEUR TYPos or three bright
young fellows struck US the other dag on the
street, armed with paper which set forth in
plain terms that they wished to raise funds
for the purchase of little printing office
wherein to practice upon themselves and their
friends. We had no coin to put up just then,
but told them to put us down. We believe
the boys wish to start a little printing office
of their own, and it is very commendable
thing. 1t gives evidence of industry and a
disposition to work, and we wish the boys
the greatest success i'll their enterprise, and
trust our citizens will aid them in a scheme
which will prohtably occupy their time and
be a means of Improvement. This amateur
printing business is growing quite popular
There are quite number of little sheets
issued by youth throughout the country.
A NUISANCE TO BE ABATED.-Of late the
private boxes of ourtheater have been occupied
at theatrical representations by soIled doves,
or women of the town. We know of no law
10 prevent this class of women from attend
ing public places OF amusement, and of course
if admitted, their right to occupy private
boxes, provided they or their male friends
pay for such occupancy, is not here blought
into question. But we do object, i'll behalf of
respectable ladies, to a courtesan occupying
one Of these boxes with the evident intention
of advertising her nefarlous business, as has
of late been the case in the Carson Theater
We trust that managers vii! in future see that
this thing is not repeated.
INSURANCE. BY a reference to the adver-
tisement which appears to-day over the sig
nature of the Secretary of State, it will be
noticed that proposals aremvited with view of
the insurance of the Capitol Building and the
State Library. Bids will be received for in
surance to cover two or three years on one or
both risks 1t is important that all bids be
in on OF before the 10Th day of May, as it will
the date of the running out Of the old poll
cies. The Commissioners reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids. The proposals must
be sealed. The ballot box is open.
CANE TO GRIEF.-It was reported here yes
terday that the Crosbie & Maeder combin-
alton, which left Carson about ten days ago
for a California circuit, disbanded in San
Jose. They left here with treasury by no
means plethoric, struck bad business in
almost every direction, and naturally enough
got wrecked John E. Owens was the star of
the company, and he seems to be no longer
the attraction he was few years ago. We
are sorry for the bad luck by which the
Maeder and Crosbiep party have been overtaken,
for they deserved better fortune.
The general idea of the gallery god is blood
and thunder After the introduction of the
ballet dancer in the play of "Agnes" the
other night, an appreciative high-seater re |
marked to his neighbor, 81 see how It's
coming out, the big fellow is after the needle |
toes and oh my! In the next act them |
wilnmin will come together and wont that |
red hair fly, both Of EN- redheaders. Great |
carrots, wish they'd hurry up and get at it.
The express train brought down number
of passengers from Empire and the mills on
on the Carson, bound circuswards. The Hon.
W. Frank Stewart also arrived, but he
wouldn't go to circus. B. L. McLain,
Deputy U. s. Marshal left last evening for
Cherry Greek. Presume he has gone on bus
mess for the Court in the stage robbery case,
set for the 10th instant
The man with a checked shir. who had
circus all to himself iu front of the Capitol
about 6 o'clock last evening, drew q great
crowd bat did not get away with the mule.