The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-03
THE DAILY APPEAL
THE PUBLIC School will be re opened
for the Fall term on Monday next.


for the Fall term on Monday next.
FAsHIoNABLE CLOTHING Attention
is called to the new advertisement of
j. Rosenstack tin the APPEAL of this
morning. A fine assortment of gentle
mems and children's suits are constant
~ being received at this establishment.
ATHENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING CoMPANY.-No-
eice is hereby given that sealed PROF osas will be
received by the Secretary and Treasurer of the
Company up to Il NJ. on Saturday, the 4th day of
September. 1869, for running an Incline. five ~
feet in the clear, fol the distance Of fifty 500 feet,
on the ground of the said Company. The Board
Of Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. Further Information will be gwen, and a
form of the contract to be entered into, can be
seen, upon application at the office of the Score
tary and Treasurer on Proctor st eet, Carson city
SAM. D. KING. Secretary and Treasurer.
Mr.. TILLoU, long resident of this
town, and owner of considerable prop
erty, is lying very ill ct Reno, at the
house of Mr.. Pine. His legal advisor
Mr.. Patterson, received communica.
ton from Mr. T. yesterday requesting
the attendance of Mr. P. for the pur
pose of settling up his worldly affairs.
Mr. Patterson went to Reno last even
ing.
FINE SPECIMENS OF GRAPES. Mr..
Dean Hatch yesterday presented this
Office with liberal amount of grapes
of extraordinary size and excellent
flavor. They were raised in the vine
yard of II L. Hatch, brother of Dean,
in Indian Springs, Nevada County, Cal
ifornia. No irrigation was used ia their
cultivation The vine from which these
grapes were taken is three years old,
and measures in circumference 81 in
ches.
ALMOST FIRE.-Mr. 0. II. Parker,
who resides on corner of Musser and
Nevada streets, was awakened about 2
O'Clock yesterday morning by Mr.. Judd,
Acting Deputy Sheriff, who had dis
covered fire burning in the fence sur
rounding his house. By considerable
exertion and the application of water,
the flames were extinguished. The fire
was evidently caused by ashes thrown
out by a neighbor. Mr.. Judd and a
gentleman with him, unknown to Mr.
P, saved bis home from destruction.
BEFokE LEWIS c. j., WHITMAN J.
AND JOHNSON J.-Sep.ember l, 1859.
Exparte, E. F. Rank. Upon the peti
ton of defendent Rank, a writ of ha-
beas corpus was issued to the Sheriff of
the county of Douglas requiring him
to appear and show cause of his (def'ts)
detention. &c. On the hearing the
Judges held the testimony sufficient to
warrant the committing magistrate 10
hold the defendant for the action of the
Grand Jury of Douglas County; and
made An order remanding him to the
custody of The Sheriff of tina: county.
WILL some practical gardener suggest
. mode of destroying the lice in cab
bage, by means of which the scourge of
the present season can be averted in
the future. There is scarcely q garden
patch in town in which every cabbage
has not been destroyed. Some of them
have arrived nearly to maturity and
began to head, when the leaves appear
to have spread and gradually become
smotbered with lice. Some folks have
tried tobacco water, some salt water
and ashes, but all to no purpose. Where
the greatest amount Of alkali is to be
seen there are the greatest amount of
lice. Study the matter, gardeners.
THE PLAzA.-The members of the
Silver Star Base Ball Club are going to
expense to clear all Oh
to their snort from the Plaza,
nv leyellinu the hilfocks filing the