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MORNING APPEAL
TUUIWDAV MAY 3. 1S7S
THE BABY OPERA.
Tlio littlo Kindergartener wore greeted
last night by a large and most appreciative
udienco. They acquitted themselves bo well
th.tt wo fool tliat wo are unequal to the tank
of mentiuuing names, especially in view of
the fact that we did not tako notes; however,
we must beg tho privilege of speaking of the
prologue, spoken by little Georgie Hunter,
droesud in tho costume of the olden times.
His manner of delivery would h ivo done
credit to a child of much older growth. We
heard many cominondatoiy remarks and feel
sure that everybody went away pleased. Cer
tainly all tho mothers must have felt them
selves repaid for their trouble and natural
anxiety. Miss Babcock deserves much credit
for the time and patience she and her assist
ant, Miss Martin, must have bestowed upon
theae wee ubjects of Mother (loose, to have
gotten them so well up in their parts without
the presence upon the stae of any grown per
on. W'e trust that Miss Babcock realized
nomething handsome for tho hem-tit of her
school, for she is a most enthusiastic and
painstaking teacher.
THEA'l IMCAli.
Tho colobrated Union fvjuaro Company
will apear at the Carson Theater next Mon
day evening. The Sacramento Record-Union
ays: We h ive had here many exhibitions of
the emotional and sensational in the drama,
but Renerally with sunviimiirgs which have
proveutcd the illusion by making painttiily
apparent the broad chasm between mimicry
and realism. Rarely indeed is t in stage
graced with that union and harmony of exce.
Icnco in tlie whole troupe, which makes com
plete the dramatic picture, iiuinhed in all its
parts, appealing with its irresistible emotion;. 1
power, not to the sense, but to tho intellect
as well a; to tho heart. The "emotional '
school mi styled winch is m very far from
being tho highest development of tile drama,
or the broadest lieid for dramatic art, et
being taken as it is, htlbrds scoe for a degree
of as killfii! dramatic eli'i.i t a.s tile greater
druiud. With this m view tho rojent com
pany evid ly does not measure its duty In
he chaiacler of its Uisk, but applies tiu saine
carnul ciTm-i to liie eiuoiioaaia:i'i sensational
Orania which U would if ii;olded for loiaci
nn.irr.L:-i.r I!. t . r - . 'o.i.l ,!oinr o.oi.
(k'icntiously and thoroughly well what it has
to do it h:ts the wi-rk in hand to tint L-vtl
which ctcolloiico always oceiiies. The aih't rit
of tho Union Square company :.;!cd liie !;!'
lie, which is treated to tf tiiucli, i"A tile si. -.ge,
of a titodiocrc eliarr.cter, an aj'p. ti.'ing !;iiu:p.-c
of tho po.saibibties of t!ie civ.niii w !:eii c ui
r.litted to practiced and cultured at lists for
realisation. "i',:c play of Li.-.; t veniug was the
onsational lnolodratn "A Ce!e!rafed Case.
It wu witnessed by a briiiiatit audience, and
will be presented again this evening. The
l.ittoriiD? roevi t urn of the co'ut'a'iv !:i -t ni'iht
trail a strong evidence of ihe willingness cf
this Ci;inniinity t p.itroniz. meritorious ;er
fonuances, and its keen appreciation of real
writ.
TJ Cakk ! BiWAUK ! T lie re is ; hole
ia the pavement on the east fide of ir.on
street, just below the corner oi Spear street,
snd a board strung actors u v.arn w.ufaieis
f the yavririig preci; ice awaiting their noii-
xpoctant fi?et, and the rest of their bodies, ii
they happen to tumble in. It is cut out to
Biake way for the new Theafer and allow
team to pass and repass in hauling lime and
stone, and cement ami liunlx r and things on
to the lot. Everything was in readiness yes
terday and the groaud was hroken. it is the
intention of the Committee to push light on
and complete the building. Contracts have
been let and the teamsters are at work. This
will bo good news for theater-goer.?, dancers
and sliowtiu ii.
H. gentleman of the strictest veracity, tvlc
came down from Virginia on the train last
eea n,:, informed us that the gieatest ex
citetnout lirevailed upon the 'iatform ac Gold
Hill when the train passed that point. The
cauno of tho aamo wim adrfiiu;' utteinpt at
highway robbery. While Wells IViiry was
htamliii beside the ba'ijao truck waitotj; for
tho train, a pickpocket from tho East went
through him ft.rall he had, to wit, vialy, that
ij to say: one toothpick, a half paper oi
tobacco, one short bit (borrowed) ami a iist o
probable delegates to the Storey county con
vention. Vie lis was highly indignant ami
was talking about six ahooters and things.
The tietuctivea aro on the track.
Mayo ha some pleasani oxpmeucM in hii
duty of taking the list of p.t.'Senge.s on tho
traiu. The other uight he eucoiiutered a lady
from the Emerald Isle who remarked, "are
you the gentleman wh at writes for the papers
I don't know? Sure I read 'eui this moi-uiu',
leaatwise mo cousin Dinnis read em to me,
and ye put mo iu Mrs. Sure I'm not a misses
at all. Divil a man was ever tied to me. I d
have ye knuw it's a Miss I am and I'd have
ye put it dowu that way in the pa;ers with
your pencil and book laniin'. Sure ye don't
know the respectibiiity of the people ye write
about. Do ye nioiud that uow." Mayo
wilted.
Cole C. Athertou has accepted the nomin
ation for Trustee of the Firet Ward."
SHUT DOWN FOR REPAIRS.
From last evening's Chronicle we learn
that "As the various shifts went on at the
Con. Virginia mine yesterday, 150 men, all
told, wore notified that from this date their
services would bo no longer needed. This
wholesale discharge is due to the necessity of
reparing the machinery at the C. and C. shaft
and of relinibering and straightening the
Con. Virginia shaft. The C. and C. machin
ery stopped to-day, and the work of repairing
and putting heavy disks on the cranks of the
engines was commenced. This will require
only thirty hours, after which the machinery
will start up aain. Then the Con. Virginia
shaft will be shut down, and the work of re
pairing commenced. The shutting down of
the Con. Virginia shaft involves the stoppage
of the fine now (iO stamp Con. Virginia mill
of :00 tens daily eapaeh y. The mill -vas
built with the special o'd ct of handling the
ore economically. A it ;i.t raised to the
surface, the cars were rolled on a covered
tramwav to the top of the mill, where it was
dumped into chutes dow n which it fell to the
batteries. This sav-d a!! handling and
freightage or at least 54 a ton. But as ore
cannot be delivered at the mill in any other
way, it must remain closed until ore is again
hoisted th'on-,di tho Con. Virginia shaft.
About 40 men are thus thrown out of employ
ment at this mill. tho'- bafts will be made
at the Con. Yindni i mine during the next
few day?. The nuno'cr laid off will be about
two hundred."
Tkaiv Itf.m. A'noicj th - d -I i-hires for
the bay last evening e noticed Mis. J. P.
Jones ot okl inn, ;irs. .ins. i.. fair aim
Mrs. Foreman of Vtrgi li a and (letil. O. H.
LaCJrange of San Francisco. Governor
Adatv.s returned from Virginia and .1. A.
Bruni.H'j" was on bo;nd on route for the eas -ern
counties. Governor Bradley, ex-Governor
Blase.el and Frank Kenyon cf the Esmer
alda Herald arrived by the tJain vesterd .y
lnorp.ing. The people who c uue by train
ought to feel highly flittered. Tho p affirm
brigade is larger than usual.
Cut at the North Calhoun mine, over in the
neighborhood of the' Spanish dam, things ate
beginning to look like business. .Met. a gen
tleman trem there last evening who informed
us the reek is turning out rich Mid they are
building a large furnace for redaction busi
ness, which is a great thing in its wav. I: is
1;.
llli
cor.Rtrncted under the
loll (
f
an
h' ne!:er from tlie
iiul : in- a very cm.;
Eureka CniS' ''icaU-d ,
;i!ete tme. It :I! take
,ver l-u.-h;
start it mi the
( ':ir (
i'i.r!ai:ej
mipert i'i
-c nrer : ren are iiiv( t. liie h:i
itver: isin' There has ie.-n
;e m tile woe .il
lterc.ts on t:.e
'titer .-Hte lie
(l.i hi- tr.u'k. aT: 'J in V an
d:-;. t. (v.
and ii:t..'ha-.e a'
Wau. See advertidemeii:
din,!y.
?ti c' 3 are o'.X (if th"SJ three w.tnlii oentaiti
any m ws) and evvryli;dv' in deip.'!ld-'tlt.
Why did lit I se!!.' a.id hi low ::-e lhe
.lin? are the conundrums which re.u.vtii im-au.-.verel
on the street. Wo ive ii
If there- is any one thing tliat tlie foKNtN
Aitkaf. e m do Letter than smother, it is to
print, at the most -)
.-.terou.-i- lov rates
the shimiiii':' tau'e so much needed ly the
tneri-antile eouiniunity.
HI SIMM'S t'AKDS.
The MoKXisti ArrriAL job oliiee will print
professional and busine.is cards at rates ridic
ulously low. Even spiiiatji's and children yet
unwearied cry tor tl.em!
in 1. 1. ii: ik.
Tho MoRXlNi: Aiteal ollioe (which ij jdu-
vided with tho most, extensive assortment or
book and job material in Nevada), will print
bill heads, on the finest and best of paper as
cheaply as
mento.
thov can be pio.jiKvd in Sacra
KILLS OF i til ;.
Our strong suit, (if we may be indulged in
the expression), is the printing ot bills of fare.
To speak after the manner of the profane and
gainblesonie, we beat the deck on bills of fare.
As to price, that is a m -re sec mdary con
sideration. PH. H. C. SHEETS.
l.'-.trson.
1IR. W. L. WAOAR.
I eno.
SHEETS fpg& WAGAR
i i-c is; t i s t .
Dr. Sheets will locate in 0;iron f r the purpose of prac-tieiii"-
I 1 1 1 i -i ' t-. and iil doihe 1 -st worfc khohii to the
urt. " OtSii-e lit lh' .llortuii ilonsc. aplrm
9 in the liiimun moutli always ai;;ii.fy
'JjjUSdr poor work, iiiiiail iiy in airy c -iac- 'i'ltf
ilv in me cm li-ver secure lirst-eas. a. en., iw ii evia ed
in an br.iiiohe ( business. p. rniiuns iijoii the liumaii
sabjv-ct, above everything eis , noon d be panurmed by an
.irliae'huiid. All opL-rutiiiiis perfomud by
B ti W S T a W ,
As ia well lcivmi, wear this cast. 'win;, however, to the
stringency of the times financially,
i he ' oct'T pr M'- ' "P 1 PcI
hi. .p ati- - P"r'
O't ' il l i f i- 4 ii i I5t l
That notia may be debarred of hia ariiHtjc ability.
April 14, lo7S. in
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH
San Francisco.
February lh-ll A. M., 1879.
i
To OI.OOVICH BROTHERS I
I bought this day a Bankrupt
Stock Of THiRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar. Coods wi!l be up there
in thirty days. Sell all Goods
Below Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good psopte of Carson
the benefit of this Purchase.
HERMAN 01C0VICH.
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
I. A OIKS. 4Ve Shall Sel' Good in Accord.
nr with abir Or lnr.
pkick no onjt-cr.
Take ail vantage of tills lluro rhanct,
fi-hl.-l
PIAJO TUfiSC!
Mil, JACOI5 ZECIS
Annmiitoos that he will he in Cirs'.-n
about
MAY 13, 1873,
ud romfuu for scvend days. Purtit-s d.irin to have
HI AXON rOHKEC'TLY TlXtn
Will have an iijvrtuu:ty to wute ins services.
M.-.y il, 1S7S. tf
OTICE.
There will he held a (tegular ''onimmii
r.Uin f the Nela lAdj;c Prriv;i-!i,
No. a,
Frl lay. Jlay .15, IHTS,
At Miionie Ha1!, c.itinicncin at 7::0 r.
Aii lin-mlK-r.-and s j"urnitii; l.ielhren
m O'Hi 8;am!m are rtkiiiebt-Hl w he pre-
ciit. Pv order.
t.K.D. r in li., T -. r.-. (.;.-. M .
J. A. JoivthON. K -. Ste'.y.'. ajv.'iud
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
11 MK V I
. M - I 1 Mi !' ni -T C
h-MdiT of t'--: Virginia an I TruekiV lv.ii'ro.id C"
anv wiil ho held a t'le orticj of th-- o-'inpiuv. 1m ir-i.ii:i
ity. N'evaia, on Ti'HSUAV. the K. t"il I'..ICN'1'II HAY
Jt'" MAY, ls7i. at 12 o-. k-'. m.
aji-wl W. M. TH. iKNTt'N, Seere: -r .
oUiL LUiJiH
OlOE S.
1 v . (i v m v t o roMP.vi
' 'i ' aim:.V s:.f i::; f t'i. at c'h.!.!-.'r "f thf &
C'r.pany be heia i he t.ifi.v ot J. W, llnytiie eo.
'-'jrn.ii Oily, on
' linriday, "lay Jui", 1"7-. j
At 10 o'c'k a. v., f r the t o'.'to.n . f T'.ls:(-- f"r "Iil i
Li'.'iir.,' y .ir, ur.d t! fc-:!: -n oi sJcli 4-lher hiisin. ,t?.
JH.'.V 0 'Pie th-lY'lV t':".-!ll
la- order of the Rrd of Tni-tee".
y. FORD, Se-r tary.
t'intoii City, Xev., April 1st, iss. r. '
DISSOLUTION OF fART i'-Sl?.
HT. IlliVMMi nnrt V. M. lll'T, ilnin--9
husinej at the Lake Tiiioe l.:ni'her .ir.i. uii.i. r
ihe rtnn n.uiif-of Inmiiin,' it H'rot, dis-olve partm r-l.ip
thin d.iy by mutual eonsent. II. T. 1'unninir wi:l eolleot
.lii hills due to and pay ail d.T.lu.iLls a.-.oit t: e olil t;,ni.
The btifiiic."-. nil! ! eontinne.i at the :d place bv K. M
Hunt, as sole proprietor.
I rs.-n City, April lofh, 1s7-. ii
LAKE TAHOS LUMBER YARD.
W M
lll'N'T, Snci'cor lo Dunniii
DF.ai.KK iv-
Clr anl I'omiiinn I. timber of 11 Kind
Sit ; n;le-. c ieu.ts. 'If.nl 'irty. Do
l ittdow i itil . '.ni'!. , JS.xti,
Etc. Ic. I- U- ,
Wiil ruivavor to sust:xi!i the rerut.ui !! t!i
yard has aiais enjoyed, and iiop. s t- re
t,-e ot its fornit r customers.
Car -on City, April luth, lb7S. in
s old established
:i t- tiie patron
G-ttNGE CF FHOPJiETO ISH P.
I1I1IS IS TO NO'KV
4 11. W OI IT
f
may eoneern that Sin ' Yuen h is j.M a'l iiis interest.
rinht and title in ilu- (lener.tl Mere'iandi -iu and l'r.u
Business in thN city t Maw Yo & Co.. ao will in future
eoniluet the same
Carson, April 1S7S. 3d
U I G It K X T K O T H K
P ONEfR SOAP FAG DRY,
I will manufacture the beet qualitv of
hsmical Olive Soap. Sal Soda and
Washing FOivoe'S,
And il! supply the public on most ra:iiable tenns
J. W. DUFFS
Carson, Septennler ;t, ts77.
PROPOSALS.
t?K4T.KI PRilPIMl.' TS
PI1V-I' 14 V
iTi having diploi.
omas from Mefii v.'.l Colleges and Institutes,
will be received at the Clerk's Oltiiv, up to
I t ur . mV 4 l7H.
4 o'clock p. M.. for ir.ejiea! treMnnt :itJ medivin.-s f .r the
indigent -iek of tlrm l,y t.'ouipj, tor the term of o;u year
from ayt, 137S. By .-rdur tile P.o:'rd of Comity i o:n
missioners. AlKltEl UKL.il, Cleric of said hoard.
t r ,vi) r', i-i ?irv'i tiT'i'
neir the Nevada Slate 1'r.soii, SVarm Springs Road
3UTT & CEOi?C.
- Proprietors.
This splendid lUthinir Iiistilution and well known place
f resort has been thoroughly overhauled, newly furnished
and is, in point of cleaniiness and c mfoi t, aurpasse i by
none on the coast. THE BATHS are uiiderj.roiii? a thor
ii'h repair, and will receive gi eat aildition to their size.
I'HE BAtt is siipp'ned with the best of liquors procurable.
vlEALS by l-irst Class Cooks served to order at all hours.
The springs Carriage runs constantly. Orders left at the
hoieis will bo promptly attended to.
VTHS 50 rents
Carmse. Free. nov7tf
GILLS ON & BAHBcH
Have on Hand and Offer for Sale a I mrie
and Well Se eoted Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
WHICH H AT LOW KIT
m ry loKitiiii.ue house in the trade can pootubl.i
afford to ll and pay tucir honest debts.
Oat Stocli. ConvUlif in Ptrt of
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
BUTTER,
FLOUR,
GRAIN,
C30U10 F?0,
CLOTHING.
LIQUOR
IP ft to a it rwlocliolrxos
OSL.H,
HAINTS,
CROCK KB Y,
S PJVES
TINWARE.
HAROWAKB
1SOOTS A3f SHOES,
Etc
.Ktc.
.Etc.
From ur i'nc e;-ri-. ues in the bnsuHs. and knowing
,ind apiu-w.;t.'j;. tnt- wnn's of our cust-'Uivni and the in
liahiUiiK '.ids seetion .if the country treiieraliy, we fee
We Can Guarantee Satisfaction
To jit tio wiy taor usi with thtir fKitninijo.
Giv n h cult Hn I xm!i onr lock a.nl
price hrforc imrcliaitng elwlir-.
CiLi.r.Q. & 3ARCR.
C.r--'T i MoV r o 1.-77.
M E W DEPARTURE!
DOUBLE ATTRACTION !
Ory Goods,
Clotlilng.
EVERYTH1N.1 FfS EVERYSJDY !
IIAKSISG I1ISOTSIEKS
Are at the old stin.l, and prepared to aecoinmods'e old
and new cui-tomcrs with u'ood articles at low priem.
Cfrson, January 1, IsTo.
CEORCE PEASICH,
m FHANCI3G0 MARKE1,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
FRH LRCITS, XEJE TA HLES, CONFECTIONS, ETC
'2i n k rvn:B'iBu:'i has on iiai-'
i. and is daily receiving the
I'll iIceKt Pritils, Krsl-t Vegetables. Best
of Confo'l i ' ti " e Uavana Cifiara,
I ullry, HiiM'ti Efj;, Ktc.
N. B. Orders promptly tilled .and delivered ae per
r rtiona. ' GLOIUIK I'KIIASICII.
Carson street next te Theater altKin.
WILfiELt.1 SADLER,
rEALF.R IN
e'llL'irS, CO XFE'.'i IOXEKV, JKLLIES.
A.VII Cv.WKU GOODS.
A Full Assortment conntHiitly on Hand.
Carson street, third door south of Spear street.
Carson City, Nevada. nihl.'l
FAMILY GROCERY.
fjp II E CHOICE!' AND RAKES I
aROOEKIES
For family use constantly onjliand.
tyPor Nire 1A"1 I hintrs Nt to FuTJ
tiT l-'onml Kl. where
CO TO CHENlY'S.
"cnenil assortment o? the est staple and choice pto.
cerics. I'KICES TO SL IT I HK TIM&S
JOHN K. (HENEY,
Adams Block, Carson street, corner of Telee-aph.
January 8, 1S78.
MRS. V.. E. AZATIS
n s ii s to
OHKV H K II OLD
friends in Carson and the public at larj;e
TH-it She is HgMlii Pioprtetieis of the
ADAMS HOUSE.
And would mt respectfully ask for their patronajre and
tncoura 'em'' nt.
Tits Dlnlniy Tlm ami Kiirhon nrr un ler
the Pers m -I sawrvialon
Of the Proprii tres. and will always be supp'itd with
everything to satisfy the taste of the most fastidious.
MRS. E. E ADAMS.
Carson, February D, 1873 feOra
JUST HEC!:iVKI
AT
WILLI
DRUG AND SEED
STORE,
A LARGE A SO KTM K.T OV
GARDEN SEEDS
-AMV-
FLOWER SEEDS,
WARRANTED f RE H AO REL'ABLE!
ALSO
Titsiof lij,
ISIll" iivn ,
Itvtl Clover,
"i Hite t lovcr
fc:c Kc ktc.
AT LOW P.iIG'iS ?d GASHI
O. P. VI'.US, Diuggist.
OAPSTOL
STOFI,
OOf.Kl KIN AM" OltMSfY STREETS
CARS(?i ClTf,
c
H O I O E CAM I I.V UltOtltKIBS
Flour, Feid. Hams,
Bacon, Butter, Lard.
Sugar, Teas ""--otT-se,
Choice Liquors,
Pure Brar.dv &. Wlnes
Old Valley Whisky
Cigars c? Totoacioo
HARDWAKK, CKOCKLIIY, PAINTS AND OILS.
A Fi'I.L LINK OF
IIOUSKK K Kl'IXti GOOUM
A''i.y n hand an 1 d"-iert-.J. tree of charge.
i-src.i.y. and m:e rs
myiti li l'KiN .V (illlO'V.
CHEAT fcXCITea5eNT !
It y. r mH'.- o r'" oii.'-" ro.
XTf ela.iiiv r.U'hinz to tho lure Cb-ilui.-? M re of
&PPL & PL ATT,
Oemer of Carton and Third Street, opposite tho
fc't. Charles H"tel,
CA K.-ON CITY NEVADA.
To view and purchase of their magnificent st.s;k ot
FALL AND WINTER GGOOS,
CONSISTING OY
)tlfne, Ynulh 4 Mild II. yn 'Sthinj,
Of all th latest styles, Hats. Caps, Trunks, Vaiises, Hhlrt
Coilai. lite., iili-. uctltf
S HA HE'S S A LO OH.
(Formerly Maine's.)
'"rin wtreet, ui.i lin (up t 1. Cs I son
. I y AfiM i .
30LF SHAN'i
Proprietor,
LIQIOHS AND
Lns n.'rT v i
CIGAItS.
The ost t cmni'i'll n lnsnng Hull is
O in bv cu"t .
DRINKS .... t2H C3-ts"
Car;ii, January 1, 187a.
J. K. MARSHALL,
AtiE.NT EoK
OMR ML'tca yn ihher l.k
IVG INStKlN K VOMPIMK
r OfTlc ' at J hn i. .' Co .kstore. "T
Carson, January 20, 16:8.