Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-04
TIVE EXTRA HALF.-The bad policy OF

CHARGING an extra half dollar for reserved seats
at our theater has on more than one OCCASION
been established in Carson. The hush times
are passed, and only the wealthy can stand the
old time price fer amusements. Rents Oh she
atsrs and halls have come down, salaries OF
,otors and musicians have been reduced, and
managers SHOULD take the hint. The Nlhelml
com bination furnished a case IN point. Inc
Carson Opera House contained talr audience
on last Tuesday night, but not as large one
AZ the merit of the performance and more
reasonable admission figures would have Sc
cured. With uniform price OF admission
Of one dollar. which is enough for any enter
tainment that can or will be given In Carson,
the receipts on Tuesday night last would I'M
donbtedlv have been $50 more than they
wora The extra half for reserved seats is a
thing of the past with managers IN California
| and it ought to be here in Nevada. Ihe peo-
ple can make it such, and it looks as II they
were determined to do so.
WHITE MEN FOR Mr.. Mills The Evening
| Chronicle publishes an interview with Bart
| Colgan, Secretary of the Miners Union, ne
savs that there are now 1000 unen out OF en-
ul.yment on the Constock who would be
| willing to work on the railroad for w day.
| When asked why Sutro had to send to bodls
for men. he said "He never did it. Dc
denied it straight to me. When the item ap-
deared in the Enterprise that he had sent to
| 7 pIuht of
it. He said it was not true. told him had
read it in the Enterprise. He said, L cant
| help what those papers say. can get all the
men I want right at the mouth Of the tanns!
without sending to Bodie, Virginia, Gold
Hill or even Silver City for them. There
was not day that there not from 30 to 100
minors asking for work at the tunnel and
could not get it. "
REroRn CLUB ENTERTAINMENT IN
,trumsntal music for the next entertainment
of the Reform Club, which will be given on
next Saturday evening at the Carson Opera
House. will be furnished by Messrs G. Il.
Laughton and E. J. Pasmore, the former as
violinist and the latter as pianist. A letter
from Prof. Pasmore, received here yesterday
nv the Pres of the Club, says: "Will be on
hand Saturday evening, 9th inst. Am very
glad to be able to help the Reform movement.
With first class instrumental music such as
Messrs Laughton and Pasmore are capable OF
furnishing; fine olio of recltatlons and songs,
and local dramatic burlesque, the bill fol
next Saturday evening will be one of the best
ever offered in Carson at any price. And IL
the language of the Snowman: 'All for the
small amount of twenty five cents.
THE POET ScoUT.-Capt Jack Crawford
the poet scout, will soon appear in Carson
with . company, in which Russell lBassett
King Hedley, Miss Constance Merrille, Miss
Lottie Murray and Captain Tighe are the
leading cards He will also be accompanied
by DR.. Ruth the champion rifle shot of the
world They will open in Life on the Border,
a drama in which Capt. Jack shows up to the
best advantage.
INDICTMENTS, The following indictments
were found by the Grand Jury yesterday IN
the District Court:
Thomas Lovejoy, burglary.
Bus Lincoln. opium smoking.
Harry Butts, opium smoking.
r. j. Highland, burglary.
! Another Indictment was found for opium
smoking, but the party is still at large
Thu DRUMMER LAW SUSTAINED. In the
case of Rudolph, San Francisco drummer,
BROUGHT before the q s. Circuit Court on a
writ Of habeas corpus, Judges Sawyer and
Hilvsr refused tho writ and decided that all
commercial drummers mast pay hcence the
same as resident merchants.
EXPLICIT. Yesterday in the Police Court
Judge Cary asked Officer Stern if certain
Chinese witness understood English.
elf you give him plain sagebrush English
or Missouri chin music he tumbles right away,
but if law sharp slings the Boston lingo at
him he has to pass the blind"
| VERDICT FOR The V. 4 1.-THE case In
which D. Meyer ct al. sued the V. d T. Il.
r. for tho destruction of the goods at the
burning of tho Mound House depot resulted