Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-27

LEAvENiNG THE LUMP. II he APPEAL IS giad
te note another evidence of the Tribune re-
form. Yesterday morning Critenden Thorn
ton, a former resident of Carson, arrived in
this city Mr.. Thornton has long incurred
the enmity of the Tribune from the fact that
he is a gentleman and does not choose to pay
$40 year for a garrulous old newspaper
which bears every evidence of having been
printed upon a cider press. For years that
paper has not lest an opportunity of casting
some slur upon Mr.. Thornton whenever he
visited town. Last night there nothing
said about him. The little leaven of decency
from the APPEAL is beg inning to have a no.
ticable effect upon the whole Tribune lump.
Gentlemen can now travel through the city
without fear of molestation.
|. O. o.. F. CELEBRATIoN.-Ths Odd
Fellows of Carson Lodge No. 4 gave a ball
at their hall last evening which was lover
whelmingly' attended. The hall was SO
crowded, IN fact, that dancing was onl y &C.
complshed with the greatest difficulty.
The ceremonies opened with an ode, after
which followed a prayer by L. L. Crockett
and an Grafton, the "Three Links. Friend
ship, Love and Truth, by the Rev. Geo.
r. Davis, dealing with the lofty aims and
benevolent usages of the society. A banquet
was served at II O'Clock and the dancing
was in progress when the APPEAL went to
press The entertainment was a well an
Lhenticated success.
NEEDS REST Arthur McEwen, editor of
he Chronicle, passed through Carson last |
hight en- route for San Francisco He has
been hard at work for eighteen months grind
ng away at Chronicle editorials until the sight
# a sheet of white paper an allusion to
Hayes or Tilden is like red rag Haunted |
t bull. He goes down for rest Alas for
human hopes. San Francisco is hardly the
lace to 60 for rest in these exciting times.
y to get back to the desk again. In about
We days Mac will long for a wad of over.
and dispatches to revise and a pile of e1-
hanges over which he can flourish the
cry untamed shears.
DRAMATIC CLUB.-Last night number of
matear actors, met at the residence of Mr..
G. Chesley, and organized a dramatic club.
t was agreed to style it the Rosedale drama
&c Club. The following officers were elected;
resident, w. S. Byrne; Vice President, J.
!. Freddy; Secretary i Treasurer w. D.
NJ |
nancal Director, John E. Mack. VIM.
hakspeare, gentleman who is now dead,
as elected as an honorary member of the
rganization,
RUNAwAY.-About $50 o'clock last even
e horse that draws a wagon for Harris
'ocery store, ran away and kept the side
ak until it reached Cap. Haynes office
here the wagon struck big tree and tore it
, by the roots. The wagon was dislocated
places, but aside from the destruction O:
o tree, the damage was slight.
A FAMILY AFFLICTED.-On Sunday last r. {
:. Dorsey died of pneumonia at the st. Char /
, Hotel. He was buried yesterday morn a
g Mr. Dorsey and his family, consisting a
a wife and two children, reached this city t
'm Missouri, and all were taken quite sick s
RS. Dorseyis at present being cared for by t
r brother in law.
There was grand ball given at Virginia Z :
ty last night. The wealth and aRectation +
the city was present. a