Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-09

THE BERGERs AND Sol SMITH RUSSELL
Our music loving citizens will read with pleas
IRE this morning, the announcement that the
famous Berger Family Concert Company,
with the irresistible comedian, Sol Smith
Russell, are to appear at the Opera House in
this city on Wednesday evening next, the 10Th
instant. This troupe appeared in Carson dur
ing the winter of &c, and the delightful en-
tertainments given by them at that time are
well remembered by our citizens. The troupe
visits US this season en- route to San Francisco,
with company largely increased in numbers
and with several artists new in this COM
mnnity. OF the old members, the lady cornet
soloist, Miss Anna Berger, and the great
comic artist Sol Smith Russell, will appear
as of DID, and the new members of the troupe
have been selected for their especial fitness
for the places they are intended to occupy in
the programme. 1t is, perhaps, needless for
Us to assure our readers that this will be one
Of the most elegant entertainments of the
season, and as the house is sure to be crowd
ed to its full capacity, we throw out a timely
hint to the effect that those who contemplate
going had better secure their seats in good
season
LIBERAL DICK.-About o'clock last even
ing two seedy looking individuals were
sauntering along Carson street, and the fol
lowing scraps of conversation were picked up
by gentleman walking behind them: ''Jim,
let's take drink" Haven't got sinner;
you know I'm id good hearted; when I'm
in funds treat every body" ''Well, strike
that cove standing there, pointing to the
door of Dake's Exchange, ''for meal; he
may give you a piece, and then We can gin
up" This was an actual occurrence and will
convey an idea how imprudent i is to give
the ordinary street beggar cent.
ENcoURAGING.-Joe Cosing, of the Cowing |
& Zabriskie mine, says that Virginia firm
offered him 500, 600 in cash for 20. 600 shares
Of his mine, but he declined it. He showed |
some rock from that mine yesterday, which
will assay 81, 900 to the ton.
POLICE COURr.-Ah Sam was convicted
yesterday for selling liquor to indians, and
sentenced to the payment of $50 fine. Good
food and bedding in the County Jail induced
him to accept the alternative of sojourn Of
Is days in that institution.
Observation-Disclosures Borges, the tonsorial
.rtist, has fitted up neat and inviting barber
,hop ad Joining Harris Bros dry goods store
Antone is an artist in his profession, and
hose who patronize him once are sure to re-
urn.
CLENBRooK NEws- From Mr. Charles
emery We learn, that to-day the first wood
rain of the season viii be run from Martins
o the Summit, and that the mills at Glen
rock are getting ready to start up at once.
RETURNED.-John Q. Moore and wife re- t
urned from San Francisco yesterday morn
n.y. Their case against the c. P. r. Il. will t
ONE up again in that city next July.
Mr.. w E. PETTEs, agent for Brown & '
Prior, of Chicago, is at the Ormsby House, S
nth fine line Of gents furnishing goods c
amples
THE Storey County public schools will have v
heir annual picnic here on the 10th of next v
,onth. Like as not it will snow ON that day
BUIIIoN-The southern stage brought in &
1res bars of bullion, consigned to Wells, t,
argo & Co., last evening.
Hon. II. R. WH1TEH1LL is in the city. ii