The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-05
BIC NIARDs GRAS BALL
ENDS TIL EESTI-
VITlES TONl0ttT
Special Trains From Reno and
Virginia Will bring Merry
Makers TO Close Event

so Until the fourteen innings had
been played when Cous.d.ne of the
landed the ball out in the field and
scored another run for hls team and
d Gliding the game in favor OF the
Capitals.
The Tug of War.
The tug Of war contest was pulled
OF last evening at the stand in front
of the County bu ld.ng between a
team from Reno and one from Car
son. The Reno team had the largest
men but the boys here apparently
had the muscle and after a continued
strain OF ten minutes they pulled the
visitors the required FIVE inches and
won the prize.
In the Evening.
/ AS soon as night lad fallen the
! bands gave concerts IN the park, the
ga ly deckeu autos with their fire
works, the thousands of merrymake~S
that thronged the streets and the gel-
eral hilarity made the scene one that
will never be forgotten.
The dancing pavilion was filed 70
Its utmost capacity with merry dane,
ers and the crows thronged the
shows ana games and threw confetti
| to their hearts del ght.
Literary Exercises
Supreme judge Talbot actetd as
president Of the day and the literary
exercises took place on the front
steps of the Capitol building in front
of the Queens throne
The exercises were opened with
music after which the poem written
for the occasion BY Hon. Sam 2
Davis was read by George ellison
Mr.. ellison read in his usual clear
voice and gave every line clear and
distinct and hrs elocutionary effor,
was loudly applauded
The following Is the poem
John Chartz followed with the Dec
laration Of Independence.
The reader Of this ancicn
document always labors uu
der great Disadvantage for the read
ing Of the long and tedious compila
ton Of national grievances of ances
tors is listentd to- as a sort of pa
triotic duty rather than a pleasure.
He was followed by Hon. H.
Bartine, the Orator Of the Day.
His appearance waS greeted by al
plause and he delivered an addres
which was terse and vigorous an
frequently applauded.
He closed with tribute to labo
which was enthusiastically receive
and this he followed by vigorou
denunciation OF the professional labo
| agitator who under the suise OF helY
d, ing the laboring man, went abou
. creating disturbances for his ow
personal profit
The applause which greeted thes
remarks were loud and frequent an
he closed with an elegant tribute I
= the Queen and Goddess of Libert
ladies not selected for their wealt
and personal worth" and this wa
greeted by spontaneous applause
The audience joined in singin
= America and Rev. Pike closed tn
= ceremonies with the Benedicti0n
:. The Eagles jail.
One of the features Of the carniv;
: was the Eagles police court whic
Is vas established in the Fox block
p Miss Annie Martin is the presi
T. ing justice of the peace and ST
er ladled out law and justice with a
impartial hand assisted by a stalwa
n constabulary. They secured ii
IS streets for offenders and ran them
n by the collar and slack Of the pant
,r The following is business ira
h sacted yesterday.
b. A. Cohn. Making too much prof
r. ON the sale Of Indian baskets an
beating Dot-So1.ola with a railros