Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-03

| OUR CARD PLAYERS SLAHpsKEp. -" Sor
| polette," the correspondent of the Enterprise
writes readable and cosby letter from this
city in which she takss oocas on to remark thai
| our leading ctizens are very lear ed but none
OF them can play whist or casino. This i
certainly doing great injustice to oar card
players, and we have some good ones here.
The people of the capital hsvs always taken a
commepdable pride in the dexterlty of its
paste board manipulators, and the manner i'll
which some of our citizens can turn jack
from the bottom or ring IN cold deck fOr
lie purpose of hogging a $500 20. causes a
Carson mans breast to swell with local pride,
wherever he goes. The time never was when
short card players from any CLINE under the
sun could come here and secure the bulge y"
call the turn on our local talent The bright
est intellects Of Leadville, Bodie and Che enne
have tackled this iowa and afterwards when
Carson was alluded to in their presence they
would feelingly remark 81 Myself and misery
know the place." Even the Chicago sport,
swelling with the prestige of the great North
west has bitten the dust in Carson, "oft
timss aud many" and the kentucky gambler
from the heart of the blue grass region,
where fast horses, beautiful wom3n and giant
men come from, has over and over again
been compelled to telegraph home for money
to enable him to reach the land OF his nativity.
After these plain facts it seems hard to have
Sorpolette {who lie won,an) come here and
attempt 10 depreciate and humble Us in the
eyes of the world. The only way to change
he lady views upon the subject of card play
ng in Carson is to ring il lump Winston on
aer at an evening party and induce her to put
up some coin. After few OF his "Aowery
plays" the views of the lady would experience
change, and We might expect to see full |
nstice done to us i'll the mex. letter to the |
Ente,pi.s. BY the time lump had dis |
played four aces three times in sue
ession and raked in sixteen pots the eyes |
f the peripatetie correspondent would be !
pened.
THR Grass VALLEY MARBLE Woaks-l
Persons contemplating a removal to brighter
nd better world will do we'll to call Oh
Inward Harper, agent of the Grass Valley
farble Works, who is prepared to furnish
tombstones and marble tiles on
hort notice. With one Of those Grass Valley |
over q man he need have no mt re
ear of body snatchers than if he were locked
p in safe deposit vault. In the Fest place
,e monuments are solidly put down and their
eautiful workmanship ills the corpse gather
: with respect. Aside from three purely
'rrestrial considerations it is claimed that
hen the angles 60 round on the resurrec-
on morn they say, "Hsre, lets first wake +
p the parties who sleep under the Grass
alley Marble monuments" Taking all i'll q
these monuments and tombstones are
ard TO beat and none are genuine unless
'arked with the name of the company an the
wer left hand corner,
Az FAT MEETING. There will be q meet.
e of the An Fait Club on Thursday ,Decem-
II 4th, at 7:3O P. NJ, at the Capitol. Mem 4
rs are particularly requested to attend, as Z
lsiness of Importance will come before tho
Getting. By order of the President, .,
GxoRox T. MILLS, Secretary. ~