Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-02

; bination, either six or sixtee., OF
twentysix l. had six IN sure
After fifteen minutes spent IN
irving to get the map in wrong
rooms and listening to profanity
equally wrong, "A bright idea struck
me and turned to Room 8. Sure
enough that was the place and L
got him to bed This struck me as
happy piece OF detective work :,
for d man at that hour in tie
morning. dress as l was.
[ would ike to forward picture
OF the way looked. but it would ,
fear, tax the capacities OF the
stereotyping department. When L
got back to the parlor, the people
who occupied the cots, all agreed
that nv prompt action had saved
their lives. l encouraged them in
the idea, and then took eight sub
scriptions for the yearly APPEAL on
the spot and gave them chances in
the premium thoroughbred Hol-
stein.
have Just arranged with Cham
berlain to put in a new crowd to-
night, and my friend the sport has
promised to call again and flourish
a six-shooter under everybody's
nose before he consents to leave,
at my request.
There is considerable business
down here, but you must catch it
on the Jump. During the Fair, the
town is full of strangers, who
have swarmed in from all parts of
the earth. The new influx gives
Reno live, bustling look, and
everybody is making money.
Hotel keepers chain their combs
and brushes to the wall, but even
, that don't help matters much, as
most of the brushes are already
gone.
Ibis morning came the news
that the promoter Charlie St0ddard
had died Of heart disease in Wash
lngton Dispute Charles round
ness OF figure, he was schener
and strategist equal to any OF
Shakespeare lean men. He lived
for years by his wits, and his ia
miliar smile will be missed in the
LOBBY OF the Capital in succeeding
| legislatures. With him the grand
rhilanthropic scheme of selling
Bowers Mansion to the State for
500, 900, IA a refuge for Manned
and Indigent Miners, dies | fear
forever. He WAS IA good fellow
withal. Peace TO his ashes and
cinch bills.
At IL O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, there was fine stock parade.
About 100 head of horses and so
head OF thoroughbred cattle were in
line.
The cattle line was headed by
Marsden's crack head of Durhams,
fresh from the victory of having
cleaned up the sweepstakes at the
California State Fair. The leader
of the herd was the most magnifi-
cent specimen of bull that ever
trod the soil of this Coast.
He Was of a rich mahogany
color and his back level as a billiard
table, seemed a good place for a
children's play ground.
There were nine head in line -;
their polished horns glistening in
sun, walking with the precision OF
trained soldiers. There were other
fine Shorthorns in line, bet none
quite showed the fine breeding ana
care of Marsden's.
Next came the Holsteins headed |
by Saratoga tue APPEALS en-
try, including Cossette, the pre- /
mum subscription heifer, which |
the Reno people say they will cap |
ture when the drawing takes place. |
Cuttings cattle and those of Oro-
vile Sessions, followed by Governor
Stevenson's splendid herd of Jer-
seys, came next.
Carson really had more thorough
bred cattle in line than any single |
town. The curiosity of the parade
was shaggy long-haired lot of |