The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-15

OF tuelr regular meeting tonight, Wnlct
will be held in their new rooms-U. s.
District Court.
SrINGISG Cold, was night before last
1t was remarked, IS being very unusual
the strong wind came from the
northwest. Our severest winds usually
come from the southwest.
A New GRIsr MILL is being erected,
in connection with the planning mill now
in operation, on Carson street, to the
north of the Branch Mint and Railroad
Office, by A. H. Davis l. Son. 1t will
be in running order in a few days.
U. s. CIRcUIr CouRr.-Judge Sawyer
being unable to attend the United States
Circuit Court for this District before the
18th of April, all cases on the calendar
of that Court will be postponed for one
week, and will then be taken up in the
order 10 which they are now set.
AcQUIrrED.-The two Johnsons who
were sometime since committed on
charge of grand larceny (horse stealing)
have had their trial before the District
Court and been acquitted. We learn
that they propose instituting counter
suit for damages against the chief pros
ecuting witness.
In TIE CASE OF GEoRGE PRrcE, indie
ted for murder, and brought before the
District Court on Friday last, Messrs.
Patterson and Ellis were appointed by
the Court as counsel for the defendant.
The time of making plea to the indict
mens was extended to Wednesday next,
the 10th instant, to which time the
Court stands adjourned. It is thought
the trial will commence on the 2lst in.
slant (next Monday, but NAV be post
poned, until the next term of Court.
COMMISSIONS have been recently is
sued by the Governor as follows: March
8, E. B. Way, Notary Public in Hum.
boldt county 9Th instant, Samuel A.
Carpenter, Commissioner of Deeds for
Nevada to reside in Cincinnati, Ohio
18th of March. Len Martin, Notary Pub.
lie in Nye county ard Thomas Frost,
Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada to
reside in Charleston, South Carolina
March IA, Samuel P. Roberts, Notary
Public in Battle Mountain District,
Humboldt county.
TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD P1rcrs, beau.
tiful, bright and tempting, have made
their appearance from the Carson Mint.
Upon our word, they are the hansomest
coins We ever saw and the first time
We get barrel full we intend to give
Phillip Bunsby Lynch, of the Gold Hill
News, one of them for the admirable
and Justice Starleigh-like obstinacy
with which he persists in sticking to
his point, blunt and stubbed though it
be. even to the reiteration of such petri-
fed and Opaque stupidity as his blund.
ering charges against Carson. But we
will wait for the barrel to fill first.
TIE PRESBYTERIAN CONSERVATION, by
reason Of frequent and unfortunate
changes of Pastors, for several years,
has become greatly reduced in numbers;
and the present occupant of the desk
and resident clergyman has taken
charge at time when earnest work is
more than ever required to maintain the
organization. 1t is the opinion of your
after listening to the discourse a
Of Rev. I. N. Hurd, last Sabbath, that
The Society has secured the services of
IN earnest, practical, strong worker for
heir good and under his leadership it c
Is confidently thought to have entered
apon q more prosperous career.
JOE MURPHY CoNING That awfully
fuuny man, Joe Murphy, is announced
o appear at the Carson Theater on to- I
night. He and his wife and our !
I'D Carson favorite, Sue Robinson are
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