Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-03-11
THE CARNIVAL.
Everything Pointing to Great Show
i.E For Carson. ~ - j.

Everything Pojntin9 10 a Great Sho"
i-G For Carson f.
AS the days pass by the prospect for
the Carson Carnival grows brighter.
The committees that have been appoint
ed are all doing good work and the
friends of the show are beginning to
come to the front. From every source
the words of encouragement are COM
ing in. The people who were figuring
on a Fourth of July. celebration in the
near by towns are giving it UP and
are going to do honor in this city. 1
Virginia City gave her word year |
ago that Carson should have the nest |
turn at the game, and that city always |
stands it'll what she promises, SO |
that field is covered for all purpos IS. !
Over in Reno there is tho same kind |
ly feeling. A number of Carsonites
have visited the town in the past
few weeks and everybody agrees that
Carson is to hold the palm this SUN
mer, and that Reno and all hands are
to stand in with the good times
The following item appears in the
Journals account of the Reno Wheel
mems meeting held last evening. Tie
racing board reported having opened
negotiations with Carson for a race
there during Carnival week. T.. r.
Hofer, Jr., of the Executive Commit
tee of the Carson Carnival has taken
the matter in hand 1t is the intention
sof the Reno Wheelmen to boost the
Carson Carnival in every manner pos
sible.
This action of the Reno boys will
be highly appreciated by every citizen
of this city, and when the time comes
the riversiders will be given a good
time as part payment for their gener-
osity
On top of this Mr.. Livingston is in
correspondence with half score OF
people who believe they can land the
biggest kind of prize fight attraction
here when the show is ready for bust
ness.
1t is a certainty that this end of
the program will have all the patron
age and material that can be desired
as plenty of firms are in the field al
ready for the first show in the game.
Mr. Livingston has made up his mind
that it will only be the very best that
will come, as none other will be se-
lected.
From out the Tonopah way num-
Der of people have declared their in
tentions of being here when the pro-
per time comes BY that time the To-
nopah railroad will be running full
force, which will give the pilgrims a
chance for an easy and quick ride
and it Will be the time of year when
Carson is at her best, as far as pretty
lawns, trees and everything that goes
to make an oasis. after a year or
two in the desert 'i'-3
The first Carnival was patroniEe,l
we'll by the people out south Of here,
and there Is no question that the same
people with an increase will be on
hand.
From the present outlook the Car.
nival promises more this season than
any street fair so far held in the
State The various committees that
have been appointed are working for
all they are worth and many new
~
tend to make the affair the creates,
that has ever been given on tn.
coast All that is now needed is a gen
eral hustle on the part of every one
in this city and the Carnival an as
sured success The time is not vers
far distant and any new schemes tina
can be devised will be gladly receiv
ed by the committee. g'-sr",
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