Las Vegas daily gazette., 1883-02-18

/ give you credit for it.
Russ Daniels I'd make them smoke.
Frank Sturgis-Send them up In Van
Iassel's balloon.
Gregory-You are doing well if you
don't let them buy you up.
Jacob Bloch-Couldn't have said it
better myself.
NJ. ID, Marcus-You have mashed the
town. bought four tickets tor six dol
| lars. Went to see "StOlen Kisses
Gave the rest of the tickets to n fellow
didn't like. He is now sick in bed,
Don Oakley-Too muchee blow, not
enough show.
n. l.. Rosenthal-I read your article
with much satisfaction. Consider 1t
just the thing.
Oscar McConnell-Painted up in
great shape. If they don't send ;rhy
better shows than I.ingard. basket of
unwell eggs would do them good.
j. P. Hopper-Well as far as am
concerned, shall run no more risks.
Lewis-Don't mention it, you shut off
too soon.
Ed. Gross-We take our girl and
her little sister. Kiss five dollar bill
good bye, and then they give it to us
very continue "Septimus purgatorio Al
quis Vomlc."
Il, c. Joy--An imposition and you
did right.
j. Eugene Reilly--Propcr caper; it
wasn't strong enough.
Dan T. Hoskins-When a man buys
q bottle of Mumm's Extra Dry, he nat
urally kicks at hard cider,
Jacob Gross-I think we are as COM
petent to Judge Of the merits of . show
as the eastern people, and our money
should bring inst as good returns as
theirs. The papers should pay them
in their own com.
julius Abramesky-''BY jovc, you
have taken the only true position. l
owe you one.
Henry Coors-You hit the nail on the
head, Now take your mallet and drive
it in.
Herman MeYels-It Is good. Suits
me exactly. You took a good measure.
H. Levey-Way up. just the thing
| endorse every word.
Charlie Rathbun-You did right.
They took about three hundred dollars
out of town and did not give receipt
tor fifty,
James Farmer-All plays are an abor-
tion in the sight of the Lord. Verify
the world Is growing more wicked each
day. All.
o. G. Schaefer-Correct. Don't en-
courage them to rob us.
Pierce Murphy,-Right to the point.
Give us a pointer before they get here.
Lee Chick Didn't give them enough.
Capt. Frank Barton-Good enough.
| like it,
c. c. Gise-Quite proper. Good
or none.
L. p. Browne-I think the GAZETTE
is correct, but haYe no sympathy for
the man who paid the $3.50.
B. Stoops-Superb. 1t will insure us
good shews or none.
DR.. }. p. Pettijohn-Y position is
correct. You owe it to the people to
tell the truth, no matter how bad it
hurts
Fitzgerell-Your head is level.
Harry Kelley-Best thing 1 have seen
in the GAZETTE for long time, Re-
peat the dose.
A. NJ. BLACKWELL escaped the last
two.
Whitelaw-Its id good thing.
Colonel ritchard-Sensible view to
take of it, Everybody endorses you.
o. L. Houghton-The GAZETTE has
raised itself ten-fold in my estimation.
Felix Martinez-The shows are good
enough-for a quarter, but at $3.50 is
just little too voluminous.
j. +. Steck-I give you both hands.
e. w. Sebbins An imposition. Glad
to see the GAZETTE taking this stand,
Captain Fort-Devilish good thing.
j. A. Carruth--I couldn't reach their
persimmons with my pole.
j, Gruner-You cannot be too hard
on them.
George Ward-We do not blame you
particle. You should have given
them two columns. We will rent the
house in future, and you can consider
us out do not want to sYmpathize
with any more audiences and will do all
in my power to secure good companies
in the future.