Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-11
RING
Siler Gives Out the Rules of the

The leading thing Of interest il
sporting circles now is the earnest
manner in which the representatives
Of the big newspapers make their
presence known to the people Of Car
son. The city is being plastered with
signs from the depot to the Ormsby |
House and o OF two new ones are !
put up daily like circus posters.
The New York World was the first !
to open the ball, with an immense
canvass sigl. announcing where its
headquarters were. The San Fran
cisco Examiner and New YORK
Journal followed suit with a sign that
made the other look like a postage
stamp. The Boston Globe printed Il
OF the Western Hemisphere with two
cities located in red, the two cities be-
ing Carson and Boston. This sign
tickled the fancy Of the Carson people
except that they thought Boston was a
little too prominent, but learning that
the representative Of the Globe WAS
born in Boston, they overlooked bis
enthusiasm and forPave his para
mount municipal pride. Now it is
impossible to keep track of the big
signs that go up every day. most Of
them the work Of Tidball the famous
San Francisco theatrical designer,
who can paint striking designs with
his eyes shut. 1t is proposed to pre-
sent these signs to the municipality
Of Carson to be retained as souvenirs
of the great event.
There are ugly rumors in the air
that ar attempt is being made to
squeeze" Stuart by threats Of Fed
eral interference with the figh. and a
lot Of lively talk is floating about in
consequence. Stuart, however, knows
the law and knows that there cannot
possibly be any Federal interference,
but the rumor that there will be ar
attempt are very disquietiDg and will
tend to keep people from purchasing
tickets who are pot posted on legal
matters, and who do not understand
the wide distinction between the Fed
eral and the State Government.
The APPEAL would advise Stuart II
an attempt is being made to "wOrk
him simply show up to the public
the parties who are trying to engineer
the Job.
Reno has posters out announcing
that the rooms in Carson are all gone.
The statement is simply ridiculous.
The first special train to the fight
will arrive from the east today and
will consist Of five cars.
The Ogden railroad officials have
been notified to make arrangement,
to handle at least thirty special trains
enroute from the East for the fight at
Carson.
AlLeach & Co open their pool rooms
in Armory Hall tonight.
The Western Union is running a
wire irto the Journal-Examiner office
Robt. Edgren the artist on the
) Examiner now at COrhett's camp is
rep""ted quite i'll.
Siier, the referee, gave out the rules
yesterday. They are the Marquis OF
Queeusbury with slight variations t.
more clearly emphasize some LEADING
points. In case of clinch and breaka
way each man can hit if he pleases a,
he breaks. In cast of a knock dow
instead OF returning to his corner tht
= man giving the knOckdown mus
. retire ten feet 70 give the otner /
chance TO rise. This is to avoiC
allowing d man to knock the Othe.
down in his corner (the knockers,
so that he could stand over him rs he
Uses. The rules suL Corbett bu
don't suit Fi'zsimmons. Fitz objects
TO the fighting in the break-a-way bu
in spite Of this says he will be 10 thu
ring.
In future -FitzSimmons will trair
in the morning IL to /. The stage
will leave Raycraft's stable at 10 A NJ.
A large lot of choicest Eastern ham.
E and bacons at Chas. II. Kelly's
t Arlington Block. Order now.
Don't miss the grand ball to b,
given by the Nevada State Bras,
Band at the Opera" House Frida,
evening, March 18th. Music fur
nished by the full baud of 20 pieces.
Hacks for the Press.
e Reporters wishing to make quick trip
d will find it to their advantage to call a
, DR.. Benton's Livery Stable. Quick trip