Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-24

| the grass below, cat crouched and crawlet
daily, and sometimes lay hidden there fs
hours watching chance to lay its murderou
claw upon the fsathered tenor Whenever thu
children saw the cat lying in wait, the weule
drive it under tn, house with stick. frag
ments of brick bats, cid shoes, pieces II seq
regated chairs, stove wood, etc. The child
rem hated the cat because it liked the rebinI
for a steady diet Ia the morning the rec
breasted bird Was perched ON a MULLEN stalk
pouring forth its seng to nature in three
sharPs, when tho red handed cat, four times
as sharp a. the robin, came down on it liks a
per thousand Of brick, shutting of its wind
and vocal exercise with enc sweep of is'
right Above in tho tall poplar the high
disconsolate mate opened up with "Dsar IA
Their come home" but this resuest was not
responded to- The c. ldren then appeared up
on the scene. and BY a charge from all corners
of the yard caused the cat to lose its break
fast and retreat under the house. The boys from
all over the ns;ghborhood came to look at the
nangled bird and viewed it a. did the Romans
in tho case of J. Cesar, deceased, in the
ers of the cold blosdsd murder determined to
make it wara for the cat and began to bonn
bard it with whatever came to hand. The
missiles went into the parler windows, the
kitchen and bed reom. They hit the busy
housewife, the baby on tho ste rs tn melasses
on its face and enraged the hon. It Watchdog.
The remains Of the robin were left unguard
ed and the cat making her e1i by hole in
the cellar wall, slipped round and obtained
possession of them, the same possession being
by her as nine points of the claw,
the clause being inserted for the special bene-
fit of the cat. The repairs about the house
after the mob had wrecked the windows and
their revenge was nine dol and half The
widowed robin soon Sound another mate to
lay for, while the cat will -ay fer both as be-
fore.
THE CARSON Boy AND HIS MA-sYsu've
been in swimming again you rascal. Don't
lie; see your wet hair and your shirt turned
wrong side out.
There. no danger mother; l can always
:ssch bottom"
$50 CAR |"
Mother grasps slipper. Tableau.
Picnic p ILEGEs.-Parties desiring to
obtain privileges, such as for lunch stands,
ce cream stands, soda fountain, r gun tar
,ets, ETC.. can obtain the same by app. :ng to
Iallinan g. Sweeney, Elk Saloor Virginia
;ity, or Matt. Allen, care Ormsby House, this
ity.
HORSE THIEVES AT WoRK-On Monday
light some horse TIL - b-oke into Mr.
iovette's stable in tn # the Excelsior
ave great promise 0. developing into a good
GER There is as yet no trace of the parties |
The idea originated by Shakespeare of threw
ng physc to the dogs is mighty good one. |
enough it could be thrown to the dogs |
Carson to enable them to die in their
:acks, the result would cause acclamati0ns Of
raise to 90 up all over tho county OF Ornshy.
Detective Hume, who went out after the
odls stage robbers, returned yesterday. He
at tho APPEALS map the second day out and
ter that says he was completely at sea. He
i'll start cut again and thinks 40 will bag his
en- before he gets through.
T 80 .y>n;,o EJ,ord Allan of %bo Sr,,, of |
agwin + Allen, Of this city, was married to
ISIS Ringoef Rene, a young lady we'll known
re. Bishop Whitaker 10. ned the cere-
eny.
Yesterday was the hottest 80 far Of the sea-
a, and Thaxter charged his soda fountain ]
cry hour. The public charged it every
mute aud the clerk declined to charge any
dy.
Hon. VIM. B. Carr and Lucky Baldwin
ssed through Carson yesterday.
pulatioa than Marysville.
Doc Benton has gone to the lake to recover
'm his poetical attack.
The foot ball club Crews apacs.
COINS New GOODS. When Coin tack I
the Spring and Summer trade, he means
siness.
He has just tackledit.
When ladies want genuine thing in their