Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-13

ara about to make it hot for them on one
side and the Good Templers are falling into
line on the other The adherents OF the In
vibrating rum punch and the early morning
cocktaiis heretofore unterrf ID and defiant,
now huldle together i'll trembling ranks fear
full of an onslaught which threatens to sweep
them from their old time vantage ground
The battle at present hardly be looked
unon as haying really commenced, and the
l;nas arc NV ia means formed which are ex
pected in the end to present 80 FORMIDABLE
front to the enemy to strike sort OF coId
water terror into the very souls or the oloe-
lous and festive Yesterday morning even the
irrenressible Gillhooly walked the street with
an uneasy tread and the paleness aeent his
oils told Of a mind i'll at ease. Inc rahior
tn t Ed Swee ley had joined the Reform'Cluh
almost caused panic, but 1t was ascertalned
later in the evening that 1t was another man
bv a similar name that had signed the roll
Whether or not the Good Templars and Re
formers will act in concert remains to be seen
The Templars have issued call for thls even
ing and some of the bers seem to consider
the Reform Club a weed OF hasty growth,
not possessing the ancient and far reaching
roots which characterzes the sturdy Temp
lars oak Meanwhile the war correspondent
of the APPEAL will keep the public posted on
each and every stage of the battle.
TEMPERANCE MEETING LAST N1GHT-The
temperance meeting last night at Theater
Hall was the largest and most enthusiastic OF
the present series. 1t was live meeting In
the fullest sense. After singing by an excel
lent choir, the Rev Mr.. Willis opened with a
fervent prayer The President In brief
speech denied the rumor that any dlscord ex-
listed in the Club, represented Its financial
condition as better than 1t had been tor many
months, regretted that the local papers should
have been misinformed as to the condition OF
the institution, and stated that the members
of the Club need not delude themselves with
the idea that the Club was going to dlsorgan-
ize Dr. Mckenzie made a stirring and an
earnest appeal in behalf of the temperance
cause. waking the audience up to genuine en-
thusiasm Twenty persons or more walked
up to the stage and enrolled themselves men-
bers of the Reform Club. To night there will
be another temperance and business meeting
at the Theater Hall, the building will be
warmed and lighted and red hot temperance
gathering may be looked for.
L. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The United States
Circuit Court will convene in this city on
Monday NEXT The following persons have
been summoned to act as jurors b. Over
ton. SEQ Alt, L Wintsrmante, W. W.
Shannahan, D. G. Corbett, j. G. Fox, L. Z.
James. J. G. harrington, Abendigo Johns,
James Duncan, Louis Shoenfeld, E. r. Elrod,
r. F, Slater. Geo. W. Taber, G. H. H Bud
den, J. A. Bonham, Alf Doten, J. c. Dewey,
c. J. Sharon, Richard Pearce, j. ). Naugh-
ton. VIM Mooney, John S. Young, II. T.
kraus, L. Gilman, James Hunt, G. H. Clark,
j. Navberry, L. P Drexler, G. II. Dana, ID.
| B. Williams and j. Morris.
| SOME WEATHER-The recent weather de-
velcpments not meeting with much favor
| in Carson The breaking up OF the present
| Winter has been about the toughest weather
deal ever experienced To go to bed at night
remarking about the probabilities of the next
day being just the sort of day to go on
picnic, and to wake up in the morning to hnd
six niche. of snow on the ground, is calculated
to make most men profane. This sort OF
! thing has been repeated now for ten days
past snow and sunshine alternating like the
streaks in jelly cake.
e. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-The United States
District Court will meet on March 10Th. The
follow ing named persons have been summons
ed as Jurors: John Rothenbucher, ID. ii. Beck
George H. Fogg, George A. Tyrrell, Louis
Schoenfeld, George F. Davis, VIM l. Price,
D. J. JONES' A. Reynolds, E. F. Page, VIZ
Musgrove, George E. Hall, +. Bosko"ltz' r.
Marker. B. H. Meder, John Bradley, ). d.
| Douglas.
THE ROYAL ILLUsIoNIsrs. -Thorn & Oar
win will open in Carson on Monday night and
perform on the open stage all of the spiritual
manifestations of the leading mediums. These
startling illusions are performed IN the full
glare of the footlights. The Virginia City
naners p1onounce the two men the most ex-
traordinary performers that have ever visited
| the Comstock.
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