The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-29

HARPER's BAzAAR.-We are indebted to
Mr.. John G. Fox for full file of Harper's
Bazaar, from the first to the last issue. We
would say to our lady readers who have a
weakness for the fashions. that Mr. Fox is
prepared to furnish back numbers of the
Bazaar to such as may desire them. We
should say, after making careful COM
par ison, that this publication by the Harpers
is very far superior to any other fashion .
work published in the country.
ITEMs.-A meeting of the members of the
Democratic Club of Ormsby county will be
held at the District Court Room this evening,
at Z! o'clock. The alleged objects Of the
meeting set forth in an advertisement in
another column Of the APPEAL of this
morning. THE Mite Society of the Episco-
pal Church contemplate giving a series of
parties for the benefit of their Church one
OF them, we are informed, will be fancy
dress g hop" or promenade concert; in
case the latter is decided upon, they will
secure the best musical talent that can be
procured in this and neighboring towns.
The Presbyterian Church Society also con.
template series OF social parties during the
Winter. The first will be held tomorrow
Thursday evening, at the residence Of NJ. |
J. Ashmore. The Methodists do not seem
10 be waging very energetic campaign in
the social party way, but are quietly resting
IN the peaceful enjoyment Of the finest
church building in the place....The Turn
Esrein ball, on Monday evening, was a
success, one hundred persons present; mu-
sic and supper excellent; the dancing con-
tinued until o'clock the next morning. In
appreciation of services rendered, the Turner's
have conferred the title OF L" Sisters" upon
the Misses RoSser, kitzmeyur and Willard,
and they appeared as such at the ball by
wearing the Turn-Verein colors. The
Myers brothers and Messrs. Arnold and ]
Glucksman, formerly business men in this
place, who went to the Atlantic States some ,
time since, with the intention Of remaining .
there, are reported on their return trip TO the !
sage brush. 1.-The brothers Frank and !.
George Madeira have removed to Santa Cruz, '
the transit of the Overland mail matter By
some law Of Congress, postal regulation or
usurpation Of power on the part Of the Post
master at Salt Lake that individual gives no. .
tice of packages detained there for postage. ~
and that unless those to whom they are I
directed forward the amount due the pack e
ages will be sold for payment OF the claim. J.
Notice was received here few days since, G
that package of Sabbath School papers for Ia
his place was detained there awaiting 81 % y
postage, and unless applied for soon would Of
De sold. We think the demand will not be 81
more than commensurate with their need Of
hem in that locality. The Good Templars :
held an election Of officers on Monday even
ng. Following are the names of the person. {
ected J. B. Cormack, Chief; Miss NJ.
\. Goe, w. V. T.; Charles S. Hammer, Sec
etary; Mrs. P. II. Clayton, w. T; II. P j
'tickney, w. NJ; Mrs. ]. P. Jones, w.
T.; John Bursoyne, w. o. G. A public in >,
tallation Of the above named officers will be AL
ad at the Masonic Hall next Monday even
1g, to which all are invited. THE snow has
forded the Indians and others fine oppor- "
unity to capture rabbits. Besides the COM J,
ION Jack rabbits and cotton tails, the finest =
ind Of large snowy white ones are occasion
lily caught. Hunting them on horseback
fords fine sport, though at the risk of the
articipants breaking their own and horses
eek. stumbling over the uneven ground and n
ito bitches. We notice some men come into
wn with their horses loaded with this game
PINE GROvE.-ItiS a settled fact that Pine
rove is bound to rank as second to none in
lis State mining camp, and the croak- &c
8 Of last summer who still remain or have Ge
me back, now acknowledge the fact. Every G.
'use is occupied, every man at work, and &c
II population is daily augmented BY new &c
mers, who, somehow, happen to be lucky
ough to be at work the next day after their IT
rival. New contracts are being made to
n tunnels and sink shafts for feet and ORE
d yet people give no evidence of the crazy,
healthy excitement which has heretofore NJ
evitably followed new mining camps, with q
a tenth part of the merit which this camp
s.-Cor. Enterprise, 24th.