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


ment yesterday. The goods were of the lates
styles and fashions.
OPIUM SMOKING. In the face of the vigil
ance which the authorities are exercising IL
the matter of stopping the growing vice Of
opium smoking, there are those who seem to
have become 50 slavish to the vice that they
violate the law, be the consequences wha;
| they may. 1t is sad to believe that such is
the case, but the statement is irrefutable.
Only yesterday were several young men, who
ought to hide their faces with shame, seen to
emerge from one of the Chinese opium dens.
Their countenances indicated that they had
been habituated to the practice for quite a
the den there was no policeman visible in
Chinatown, or they would have been arrested
1t would be well to have an officer stationed
in that quarter day and night, if for nothing
more than to break up the opium trade be-
tween the whites and Chinese.
THECAN-CAN.- doubt numerous readers
ing for thorough criticism of last nights
can can performance this morning We dis
like to disappoint them in their expectations,
but the strict moral and religious tone and
sibility of the publication herein of anything
that would even approximate can-can exhibit
ton. Onr male readers, who did not attend, can
rest assured, however, that the requisite scan
tiness of apparel as well as sufficient cotton
wadding to produce ravishing symmetry of
limbs were not wanting to make the affair a
success in these particulars.
DEPARTURES - The following passengers
went south on the stage yesterday morning.
D. E. Corbett, E. d. Corney, O. Reinstein,
Mrs. Sullivan, H. Martin, John Summers,
John Landers, Ed. Clark, R. Abrshsms, J.
Griffin, W. H. Dancer, J. Ulrick, J. Lucich,
E. Vucovich, Mrs. Wagner, G. P. Harrison,
Willie Harrison, Sohn Byrne, J. Rhine, Fl.
NJ. Stephens, c. A. Bright, H. Mcdonald
PEpEsTR1AN1sM Walking matches seem to
be all the rage in this country, and the mania
has even reached Europe now. Where are
our much boosted of Carson walkers? Why
1ont they come to the front and establish |
beyond question the superiority of legs over
brains! Come, We nimble pedestrians, let us
lave walking match, and not be behind the |
Ige
MUs1cAL-The parties having in charge
he musical feature of the Color Guard enter
ailments, soon to begin at the Opera House,
re making remarkably rapid strides In the
Erection of perfection. The excellence OF
he music which is promised, will alone be
Eorth the price of admission.
New GooDs--R Fred Brooks has Just re-
eived new stock of toys, bird cages, croquet
Implements and other things that pertain to
fancy store of any pretensions. He will
ell these goods at remarkably low figures.
REa1sTER.-At present there are only IL
smes on the register. Our city election
ONES off on the 18th of May. Registration
ooks are now open in the Office of Police
Judge Cary.
WILL ARRIvE-The comedian who is to
Ike the character of the - green Dutchman,"
| the ''Color Guard, is expected to arrive
lis morning, direct from " Bosting"
j. W. VARNEY is trying to lease Tread
avs Park for the Summer, and he thinks by
lch means he can secure the attendance here
most of the Storey County picnics.
THE City Trustees will meet next Monday, =
hen the rates of city taxation for the year
i'll be fixed.
Mr. w W. FOWLER, business manager for
e Berger Family, called at this office yes
rday.
SENATOR N. J. FARRELL and wife, of Aus =
J, are in the city.