Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-23
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Ut OPENS STRONG IN CARsON-A BOON PROMISED
FOUNDED ON ACTUAL pEVRLOPMEN1s-
GRASS, KINKRAD. FLOWERS, FARMER
rREApwAY. ETHlREAL SKY, SAN
WRIGHT, FRAGRANCE IN THa
AIR GLEN BERRY, ETC.

Since the clerk of the weather Is manifest
ing csmmendable disposition to lend long
looked for hoist to the spring boom the AP
PEAL willingly throws its influence into the
breech to assist in the good work. for 'he
past few says there has been steady advance
of meteorological securities coupled with
strong undercurrent of warmth which mas
given marked degree of tone to the
market. A few days ago Dan De guile, the
Comstock astronomer and weather sharP'
sounded the key note of the advance anu
Now there is no longer any doubt but that the
| spring rise is upon us.
| GENERAL VIEWS OF THE SITUATION.
| The thermometer is climbing upwards stead
ily and there is now no longer any necessity
! of putting hot bricks to one S feet on retiring
70 ted. The Piu,es have begun to hold their
regular poker conventions in vacant lots ana
| pappooses are left in the sun without any
danger to their health. The air Is pregnant
with warmth. the sky is cloudess and the
flowers are pushing upward through the sod
"a if they intended to remain with US Tor the
balance of the season. Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Klein took a walk Ill the sunshine ana
rushing int his establishment ordered a
double quantity of beer to be made tor the
coming week He Judges from present midi
cations that he will be disposlng OF i've nun
dred kegs week by the middle OF April
The appearance of a watering cart on carson
street need surprise no one.
SPRING POETRY.
Yesterday an APPEAL reporter called Oh
Farmer Treadway to secure the old citizen
opinion on the real state of the weather as
connected with the agricultural interests. de
surveyed the clear sky, let the sun fall on his
Genial face and taking out his pocket book
scratched the following on the fly Leaf:
There's nutriment in the song sing,
Beats the increase
| The game of life is shift!ess thing
And Caamitles never cease
The poet here drifted from an lnsplratorlai
ia a bibulous mood and invited the scribe to
dump a schooner of mountain beer INTO his
lever levels The schooner drifted across the
bar. sailed into open port and was anchored
after the usual fashion of such crafts. The
cid man then started for Thaxter drug store
to lay in supply of seeds.
| THE GOVERNOR INTERVIEWED.
Governor kinkead was positive that the
change ia the weather would DE permanent
and lasting. He had already begun to use
ice water in the Gubernatorial office and the
bills for coal were falling off. He thought
that good spring followed by reasonably
successful suamer would get the fall weather
in shape for lively political campaign. n"
campaign could be a success without good
bright days Some days ago he had been leo
to conclude that there was to be no spring
and believing that the weather came wlthlh
the jurisdiction of the State authorizes, NE
telegraphed to the signal service department
at Washington for batch OF genuine spring
DAYS, and had also drawn up proclamation
to the effect that spring must begin without
any further foolishness. As the required
change had come about, however, he had al
lowed the U. S. Government to settle Tor TN
dispatch, and the proclamation, which nae
been drawn up with due observance to the
rules of cultured English by his Secretary
had been consigned to the stove. He was gla(
TO see the APPEAL take an interest III the mat
ter. He purchased his spring suit OF bosk'
and his best underwear of Koppel i Platt.
GLEN BERRY INTERVIEWED.
Glenn Berry, the live colored town crler
was called on at his residence. He was quit
reticent regarding the spring boom, but sal'
if ANYBODY wanted him to cry the thing al
in the streets he would make the regular an
nouncement for So, accompanied by his bell
> He did not view spring from poetical stand
y point like Wardsworth and others, but purel
> from financial point of observation He wa
an adept at putting down carpets and cleanln
:, houses and when spring opened his service
were in large demand. He didn't care ra
for the tender grass or fragrant flowers. Civ
him the carpet stretcher, the whitewash brus
and ten dollars day for internal improve
wents and he asks no odds in the game OF life
believing that he holds most of the trnm
- cards himself Olcovch, Morris, Harrl
= Rrotbers and Cohn were the places where tn
!. best carpets came from.
A., AN UNDERTAKES VIEWS.
j. Sam Wright, who knows all about Spring
D. was in a happy mood over the prospects.
Winter. when the ground is frozen, 1t cos'
A. more to have graves dug than the profits on
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