Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-02
THE PRISON
MINSTRELS
Correspondent Tells Of
Some Things the Out
slider Missed

the institution was there and it was
decided not to let any outsiders in
without a special permit from the
State Board. The Appeal reporter
got past the guards with pass to the
last hanging and by cropping his hair
and Disgusting himself as wildcat
mining operator, had no difficulty III
seeing the show.
The rag was hoisted on a fine line
of burnt cork artists and they were
received with cheers.
The interlOcutOr was a man of fine
ability in his line and is reported to
have been the best safe cracker in
the country at one time and cracked
jokes as we'll as he ever did safes.
BE seated gentlemen and tell ME
What group of islands in the Pacific
Ocean does Dalzelle Browns methods
as a San Francisco banker remind
you off,
Both end men gave it up.
lt till1 tlIS I1ISll-
wayans.
An attempt was made to raid the
troupe at this but the guards pulled
their guns and preserved order
The cook Of the cons" kitchen
then sang a solo with fine effect
The Heart Boiled Down with the
] in1,f Of ,p1' Az,
made to secure an encore but the
man who started the applause was
/ thumped in he mob by man just
behind him and he was lusged out.
Two burglars from Reno sang a
delightful solo on the beauties of Ey-
ing in the Riverside town but were
not allowed to finish.
Give der guys der hook" was the
call from all parts of the house and
the vocalists were hustled away into
the wings by some strong arm per-
formers who were there for that pur-
pose.
A vaudeville act was then given in
which some safe crackers were try
ing to get into some leading Nevada
banks. They found a bundle of
clearing house certificates and no
coin. Sheriff Kinney appears on the
scene and after showing them the
folly of such work treats them at
ROsenbrock's and sends them to bed
! lyISl-- r., 4
agreed to vote his ticket next fall il
out of prison by that time.
Solo-"Oft in the Silly Night.
closed the scene and the shower oI
vegetables that filled the air would
have made a Christmas dinner for tn,
Orphans Home.
A man with a delightful British
q brogue impersonated Frank Wilde'
4 and was encored
0 The interlocutor then got busy wit
the end men again.
Did l see you last fall at the Ren
mo, sir. when attend races | d
a better stunt, l pick pockets
er "Say, what are YOU going to d
d when you get out OF here?''
ooh have q good thin" in sigh
: am going TO polish furniture for tn
Governors new mansion"
when do you expect to git OUT
I'm in for forty years
Heavy applause.
! The attempt to start some instr'
mental work on base fiddle cause
\ the audience to break Tor the door
\ in spite OF the gurads.
!, The managers of the show infori
: ed the audience that the house va
y no larger owing to the fact that tht
y did not advertise in the local pape
] and had no travelling agents.
The performance on the whole w;
very fine and the actors displayed {
< ceptional talent The bones We
!: fully as good as anything ever see
:. in Carson but there was a great de
y of disappointment over the manaa
II ment from the fact that several jo
u smiths OF acknOW ledged aDlllfN We
n left out Of the program and son
4 vocalists were overlooked.
x Someone attempted to raiSa q
- turbance over these sligh.s but t
~ crowd on the whole was more dec,
N us than one sees at times at the 10,
n opera house when local minst,
n show is on deck
x The management wishes the 4
Z: peal to state that under no con
tions will the combination go on t
road during the present season