The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

Monday evening, which resulted in the
choice of Peter Cavanaugh as Worthy Chief
Mrs. Higgins, w. v; William Patterson
Secretary !; NJ. G. Cavanaugh, Financia
Secretary :; Susan 4. Clayton, Treasurer
Frank Thorn, Marshal; Mrs. J. ?. Jones
Inside Gnard and Hal Clayton, Outside
Guard The other officers will be appointed
on Monday evening next, at which time
there will be Public Installation of the Of
fcers elect, after which ceremony those Sc
inclined will participate in a dance. The
Society is reported large and prosperous
and the members as taking a lively interest
in their elections as well as in the cause OF
Temperance.
THEATER.- Charles Nil, the merry
Monarch" was presented last evening. Mrs.
Getzler played the very pleasing character of
Mary Corp and sang the songs arranged for
that character with much spirit and yivacity.
The other characters were well sustained.
The interludes, consisting Of ballads, scraps
Of farce, dancing, etc, etc, were received
with much favor and the concluding farce,
the Forged WILL" in which Tuers, Bur
bank and Amanda Lee performed the heavy
business, sent tie audience off in high good
nature. This is good company-the best
taht has been in Carson for good while; and
our plavgoers will be glad to see them an
nounced for another engagement here.
UNION NICToRY AT ArsTIN.-The fol-
lowing telegram, received yesterday was
handed us for publication
VIRGINIA. April 2S, 1868.
To J. Nicely Johnson Yesterday Austin
elected Union Mayor and majority Of Union
Aldermen. IHoS. }. TENANT.
This is a clear gain for the Union party,
inasmuch as the charter elections in Austin
have hitherto been very closely contest
ed, resulting in but partial victories. THE
Great Eas, is preparing herself to lend
strong helping hand in the victory Of next
November.
OFF FOR THE STATEs.-To-day Controller
Parkinson, in company with some other gen.
tlemen, starts for the States on the other side
of the Rocky Mountains, overland. Mr.. T.
is an Notwithstanding from an annoying
and painful affection Of the lungs and he
goes east in search Of recreation and health |
We hope to see him back home in time 10
participate in the November election, fully
to health. A pleasant trip 20 him. |
APPRECIATED. &C. :. Lyle (Schermcr-
lornl, formerly of this place, Is Deputy Col
ec;or OF Income tax in Nyc county. The /
Reporter says Of him:
Lytle is sharper than chain lightning in
his assessing business, and those who have
lot already been to see him had better come
orthwith. Delinouents 20 and see Little. as
he!e is no appeal from his assessment If
GU should neglect It, and he'll stick it u
Ou, sure.
House. PLANTS, fine lot in blossom were
.oticeable in from; Of Hammers store, day
cfore yesterday. \ wagon load brought
rom Washoe Valley, reported from the
ANDY Bowers place. were eagerly sought for
nd the choicest rapidly disappeared before
hey bould be taken into the store Hammer
as a nice lot Of geraniums We, on hand for
isposa!.
DIVORCED AND MAERIED.-A decree of
iy0rce was granted in the District Court,
esterday morning in favor of the plaintiff in
he case Of A. q. 1 abor vs.. Mary Jane Tabor.
~ notice in another column Of to-day's
.PPEAL it will be seen that the plaintiff in
lis action was married last evening.
RELIGIoUs.-We are requested to state
lat there will DO preaching. this evening,
/ = o'clock, at the Methodist Church.
OTTAWA. April 25.-Iwo detectives swear
having overheard a conversation between
Jhalen and Doyle in jail, ia which Whalen u
limited that he shot Niece, and seemed to L
Ike pride in the idea that his name would
. handed down to posterity as great man.
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