Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14

| TIE TEMPERANCE BILLIARD TABLE.-Th,
class of people who know a goou billiard ia
| bic and its accompanying paraphanalia, vii
| now enjoy game of billiards at the rooms OF
| the Carson Reform Club. Heretofore the
balls were sort of octagonsl affairs with yawn
ing assures in the sides, but the inexperienced
and piously inclined were unable to detect
| anything wrong. A. the club became pops
lar, the iniauitious and worldly came in from
the highways and hedges and attempted to
RIGS. They detected the fraud at once and
covered the swindle with elaborate invective.
In consequence of this, set of bran new balls
have been obtained, which are true as a die,
and manufactured from the best ivory They
give the profoundest satisfaction and healthy
increase in the receipts of the table i. noted
There has also been change in the temper
ance bar. For long time soda water, not
beer and ginger pop were sold over a counter
which was a correct assimilation Of an UP and
up bar. The result soon became apparent as
the adulterated concoctions of marble dust
and sulphuric acid began to make it's inroads
on the Reformsrs' stomschs 1t was there
fore decided to abolish the bar, and the I'M
slightly affair no longer insults the unities OF
the place.
CONGRESSMAN DAGGErr. Congressman
DAggett passed through Carson last night en-
route for Washington. He was as fat and saucy
as ever, and was interviewed by the APPEAL
man as to what he expected to do in Was hing
ton. His main idea is to secure an apprepri-
railroads whenever he gets chance. He was
,lso asked about his forthcoming book He
,ays the book may be printed, but the chances
ire that if he reads it over again he will throw |
t in the bottom Of his trunk and let it rot |
here. The reporter expressed his as.onish-
nent that so lazy man as Daggett could have
written book at all He explained that he
lad industrious fits, which is perhaps correct.
fit of industry would be something of
curiosity in Daggstt. If the book ever sees
he light, however, it would not surprise any
f Days" friends to see it make sensation
f Daggett was dropped down in New York
cad broke, and compelled to write for his
rub, he would do something astounding. 1t
simply criminal for man of his genius to
o so little.
A LADY's MISTAKE Yssterday afternoon
Chinaman applied to Carson lady for the
OBJ of saving some wood. He was told to 60
head, and went away to get his saw sharp
ned. In the meantime another Chinaman
anne along with saw, and the two looked so
luch alike that the lady supposed he was the
'me one, coming to get some instructions, ,
nd accordingly took him out to the
God pile and showed him the
myth she wanted the wood sawed He
arted to work, and while he was wrest-
ny with an oak knot the first Chnaman came
sck. The two began to jasber at one =
lother in the language of their fathers, and
esntly closed in rough and tumble fight 2
hon the lady went out she found the two
bod butchers tearing each others clothes off
ID fencing with sticks of cord wood They
tally ceased hostilties and went away in
posite directions, presumably to arm them
Ives with horse pistols The job was finally
out to Washoe Indian.