The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-16

THE DAILY APPEAL
MAsoNIc.-Oficers and members of Lode
No. l, F. & A. NJ, are notified to attend
meeting this evening. See " Masonic NJ
tice" in another column of this paper.
APPo1NTMENT-Mr. Bradley Hoyt ha
been appointed to the position of Assistar
Clerk in the State Controllers office. w
hear him and his qualifications highly spokel
Of
Positively THE LAST PERFoRMANcE
of the Golden State Circus in Carson viii
take place on Saturday evening next. Sc,
advertisement in the ArPEAL of this morn
ing.
REFRESHMENTS AMONG THE TREES AMI
Flowers. Doc. Bob Sharp proposes to
throw open his gardens to the public thi:
Summer latter the snow melts off }, and there
dispense ice-cream and the like Nice place
TO take your sweetheart of an evening.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TuRE, &C.-Cormack will sell, in front OF
his Office on the Plaza, to-day, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, choice lot of bedding, stoves,
Kitchen ware, &c. A good chance for bar
gains will be offered.
/: THE GOLDEN STATE CIRcCs will give &
performance for the Benefit of the School
Fund, on next Thursday evening. The at
fractions of the entertainment to be given
on that evening are set forth in an adver-
tisement on the Editorial page of days
APPEAL.
RAILROAD MATrERs.-William s. Gran
dali in forms the Trespass that the cars now
come through the big tunnel on the summit,
and to-day will doubtless make the connec-
,Ion at Coburn's. Also, that by Thursday,
or Saturday a, farthest, Passenger ears will
run direct from Reno to Sacramento.
COCET MATTERS.-In the District Court
yesterday, jury was drawn for the purpose
Of trying Charles Lent, on an indictment for
grand larceny. The said Lent is now con-
fined in the county jail. On Thursday, the
18th instant. it is thought the case will be
tried-to which time the Court adjourned.
FARM CRors. - Ranchmen say grain is f.,
growing finely and gives promise OF an album
dant harvest; but most other crops are very
backward for the season, the corn appearing |
sickly and the potatoes stunted. The season
thus far is similar to the one of 1854. That |
year there was severe freeze on the night Of
the 23d OF June.
SAN FRASclsco STOCK QuorATIoNs.-
Reported to George L. Gibson yesterday
Alpha, S6ji; Belcher, S2j2i; Bullion,
$50; Crown Point, SI06 Daney. 81 Ex-
,hequer, So: Hale X Norcross, Sll4l Inn
Derial, $40; kentuck, $500 Lady BRYAN,
s2S Savage, Sljf; Sierra Nevada, So
Belcher, Sll; Yellow jacket,
sl,l9j; North Star, SIP. Gold in New York
It PM, li0l.
ROLL OF HONOR IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL. {
The following named pupils of the Public ;
school have SO conducted themselves in f,
ecitations as to appear on the Roll of Honor: :
II S'hia hCSfoshN, Aoole Oiruhef, Louisa
Vilford, Mollie McCarty, Georgia Chedic,
Iaggis Sprague, Inez Lielienfeld. Johnny $
Ills, Olive Swift, lone Beam, John Bath, |
George thompson.
PIONEER SOAP AND SODA FACroRY.-Mr.
ames Duffy advertises in the APPEAL re- d
uc.ion in the price of chemical olive soap, O
nd washing soda. The soap he will sell
81 30 per box. and the soda at six cents
ar pound. This is his price at the factory, R
Gated on Minnesota street, southwest por-
on Of the town. A very low price, we should P.