Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-11
HITLER AND YON.

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street between the Ormsby House and the ole
Grenige corner and look east, you see looming
up over the old race course, the rafters of the
near one. We turned our horses into the
grounds of the Agricultural society yesterday
We found busy force of carpenters at work
ON the said structure. 1t will present front
of no less than 120 feet in lenght, the second
story being devoted to the customary slanted
floor of seats for the sight-seers. These seats
are calculated to accommodate as many as
900 spectators. The ground floor of the
building will be arranged for a ticket office, a
restaurant and barroom Opposite thegrand-
stand will be erected the judges stand, of
course. The stone foundation for the Judges
stand is already laid. The grand stand is on
| the side of the race course next to town and
faces east. Mr. Superintendent Anderson
says that all the required carpenter work will
be done by the LIST of July. This includes a
long line of fencing, we believe The track,
Judging from a very cursory look at it, has
been very clevely constructed both as to grad
ing and leveling. 1t seems singularly free
from all hard or rocky places, and promises to
be very EAST. We note good many bales
and one huge stack of straw near the stables
All the signs and indications abont the grounds
denote a wise activity and determination to
make the societys efforts a thorough success.
" The alfalfa fields along the line of the
Warm Spaings Road are very green and lush,
They form pleasant foreground to the i'm
pressive landscape which has Jobs Peak for
snow-capped distance. And speaking of snow,
the mountain streams which water our valley
lands seem to be running quite full-remarka
bly, free indeed for this season of the year. E. .
In the bye-and- bye which we are assured is
going to be very sweet, the mind of the we'll
constructed Carsonite will no doubt expert |
ence a sense of qualification in the fact of an
avenue of wide spreading trees on either side |
the Warm Springs pike-something like unto
THE Alameda" at San Jose. But not at pres
ent is the said properly made mind thus graft
fed. The all too short stretch of fairly start
ed cottonwoods at the further end of the road |
on the northern side, indicates what might be
done along the entire length of the road if the
requisite degree of enterprise and labor were
expended in planting and cultivating trees
and such cutiyating is rendered very feasible
by the abundance of water flowing and con
reyable along the two sides of that highway.
Also the matchmaking should be completed
lear across the road; and then, with the
grateful shade on either side, what Il delight
III drive it would be. Let US hasten on this
weet and very promising bye and bye. .....
The summer seems to nave set in so decidedly
hat it is quite probable that the Lake season
the season of travel to and residence at
AXE Bigler will set in much earlier this year
han before. Is it not to be hoped that some
'ody will open the Glenbrook House for the
eason! 1t is a sad thing to have so pleasant
nd convenient a resort shut up against the
raveling and recreation seeking public. And :
hen will somebody build the right kind of I
ublic house in Emerald Bayl That is the G
lost delightful place in any State, locality or
irection The eligible place thereat is now
rivate property-that is to say, it is the
ummer retreat of Ben Holiday, Jr. But {
zen does not retreat there very frequently. n
lie seems more inclined to remain among his a
,dgers and log books in San Francisco.
erhaps he will turn his pleasant property y
ito a public hostelrie one of these days
lucky Baldwin will do the handsome thing if o
e sticks to the determination with which he
credited namely, to make reserve, for all "
me, of the two or three thousand acres of Ct
Ike and woodland which lie round about Is
Yank's" and stretching toward and along the al
lores of Falling Leaf Lake Meantime, j
oc Benton and Hank Monk are ready to
Ike very helpful hand is assisting the dust II
aimed traveller and the weather beaten tour q
t, yea. even the Massachusetts schoolmarm d
ID sore throated clergyman form the piney IL
pods of Jersey to enjoy the pleasures of the
AXE and its delightful scenery. O.,
HOMEMADE CONCERT AND BALL II
The orchestra from Piper's Opera House, | in