Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29
FLORA AND BAOCAUS.
BOTANICAL STUDIES IN THE VARIOUS BARS
ESTHETIC TASTES OF THE COMPOUFDEks
OF MIXED BRNKS-BAKKEEPBRsw WHO
DABBLR IN LITERATURE, COMPOSE
MUSIC AND TALK GREEK.

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few days ago the patrons Of the Ormsb.
House were considerably staggered at tn
sight of forest of peach blossoms which
had been tastefully arranged behind tn
bar. The delicious scent of these bios
SONS, mingliag with the fragrant and In
spring aroma of rum and gum. made 4
Gilhooly claims the honor of introducing ths
peach blossom in Carson a. decorative plant
"YOu see have taken dswn all the pictures
of trapezs actresses in tights and that sort 81
toolishness and Jagged in the flowers of the
forest to catch the crowd. l walked over ten
miles to get those branches. l propose to ele-
vate the taste Of the cocktail fraternity in
Carson and put it right up on the top shelf.
The election is coming on and good man.
delicately organized men will be liable to brush
up against the Carson bars. We want flowers
and Spring sprigs in sight. That's nay idea.
The vernal business hits EN- heavy. My
partner on the night shift isn't used to these
Innovations, but I'm breakin him in"
| SPRING At MIrcHELL's ExCHAEGE.
| The reporter next visited Mitchell's Ex-
change and found an intellectual looking bar
keeper sitting on the safe perusing ''Thomp
sons Seasons" He too had his bar orna-
mented with the trophies of the woods.
'Come to write up my decorations Please
notice those graceful ferns.l Iplucked them
in leafy glen near pool in the mountains.
YOU have doubtless noticed the peach bios
SONS which Gilhsoy has at his bar He
bought them OF an Indian and they were faded
several days ago. He assumes good deal Of
esthstic style, but it IL all raw, sir, all raw.
He can't tell laundering heliotrops from
dandelion. Here you get harmonies Of color
and effect which alone constitutes true deco
rativs art. The summer campaign is coming
on, and every enc wants cool drinks. What
more suggestive Of GOODNESS than ferns; they
tell Of the gushing springs, the Ieafy shades
and the tranquil brooks. Have little mint
julepP
THE MOUNTAIN BEER RETRsAT.
Fischer 4 Decker's, the spot which has be-
come SO famous for the excellence of its noun.
tain beer, next attracted the reporter
1t was green with the big lsafsd bass wood.
Mr.. Fischer sprang up immediately and called
attention to the fact that he was the st to |
get bass wood branches in Carson.
II sent to Oakland for them and they got |
here this morning by express. Up here at
the Exchange Frisby has gone in heavy on
ferns. He's an in fern al fool Ferns are
just put in to give cool look and save ice.
Don't you ever get fooled on ferns. They're !
N G. every time. This is the regular Chicago
style and is the real thing. If my barkeeper
ever brought ferns into my place would take
a bung starter and beat him to death with it.
Have some mountain beer, bessf"
DECORATIONS OF THE MAGNOLIA.
Mr.. Scott, At the Magnolia, was explain
ing to a crowd of county officials how he had
just received . genuine magnolia from friend
in Memphis. 1t was rare plant in thu sec
ton and as the rage for floral decorations
had struck the saloons he proposed to pat
a magnolia garden right on the top of LIE
bar. He expected to eclipse everything and
make his resort the envy of all rival estab-
ishments ."s /.
ssNone of the coarse leafed decorations up
n the mountain beer place, but something
which Is st once suggestive and delicate.
GkERNNEss AT GUS LEwIs's.
Gus Lewis had decorated his place with .
pple blossoms. "These take me back to the
weet scented orchards of the East, where the
ir is filed with the fragrance Of violsts and
used to take down the bars for the cows.
"Was Sam Wright there to put em up
gain 2" asked a man who was listening Mr..
lewis replied that he was talking about diff
erent kind of cattle, and - the discussion
threatened to be warm, the scribe fastened
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10. - THEATRE SALOON. 4
Mr.. Jefferson said he never went much On b
uttiag up springs and things behind bars. I
10 thought COED liquors we're the main thing. 4
fen didn't buy boususts but good beer. de f
bought he had the best in the world. t
Mr. IDEALLY ON DECORATION. @ N
Mr.. Dealy, of Gibson & Dealy, believed in '
ar decorations. ""Den't care much for flowers i
nd fsras my tastes are piscatorial. Look At v
aese beautiful geld fish. Did you ever see o
he beat? caught EN- in the Carson river S
,yself. See how this big pair are trained"
Iara NJ Dealv tanned on the glass and the