The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-10

PREsByTERIAN CHURcR = Preaching
by tn Rev. l. n. Hnrd, to-day, at IL a
rn., and Z! p. m.
THE COLD Hit Nkws failed to con-
meet last evening Hence We ere with
out any late clippings from late lele.
grams.
NoTIcE-There will be preaching Al
Mr. Las lor's school house this morn
ing at ii clock, and at u in the eve
ing. by the L. D S
Wits PINE PAPERS come to this Of
fee with Annoying irregni"riry. What
is the matter? Is the fault with our
co;em's or in The mails
Auction SALE OF CT ,7HIx7.-On next Sturdy
night. the 81 Of April. Joe Rnsenstack will begin
disp sing Of sis la"ce and ch ice stock # clothing
boots shoes, hats. etc ct by auction. and every
night there fter until further n,tice. If
IN the face of such bitter competition, how
can the Grover & Baker make such Roadway
on this coast; Simply cause the public
recognize and approve its superiority. CHI.
Maish, Agent.
THIS Right Reverend o " Whitaker,
Missionary Bishop of Nevada and Ari-
zoua. admi:.i--ers tue rite of C"nfirms-
ton in St PEERS PROT, Epis) Church
this evening.
SAD NEws.-Rev. G.. B. Allen receiv-
ed the sad news yesterday, by telegraph,
Of The death, in Massachusetts, of his
younger sister. His many friends in
Carson will sympathise with him in bis
bereavement.
To THE ANAzEuESr OF AL.-Kuepel K Plat
take pleasure in informing the public of Carson
That they have received, and are daily receiving
the finest and cheapest suits. an! everything else
in their line, which they ofTer twenty five per
cent cheaper than any house on the Pacific Coast
Persons who are DESTROYS Of purchasing clothing
or furnishing goods will do well to call and see
them, before pu chasing elsewh here as they can
he sure to get nice tit and new goods. app I'm
Rsv. Mr.. HAMMoAD's lecture on
Whetstones has not been delivered
yet, notwithstanding the promise mad
atthe las, public meeting of the AdeIphl
Club that it was soon forthcoming. Wei
hope TO hear il as soon az possible after
the shows Of mex, week are concluded.
PERsosaL.-Capt. Charley Warner,
who has been passing the winter among
the Solons at Washington, dropped into
cur Sanctum yesterday. He brings
good reports from our delegation in
Congress-as indeed be may-and looks
as if it had done him good, physically
and morally, to pass a season at the
National Capital.
THEAIER, MONDAY NIGHr.-Our play
going friends will bear in mind that
Joseph Proctor, the distinguished Ame-
rican tragedian, will make his first ap-
pearance before a Carson audience on
to morrow MONDAY evening. The play
to be presented is the tragedy of Jack |
Cade-Mr. Proctor sustaining the char.
acter of the hero of the piece This is
stirring play, full! of absorbing inter-
est and the principal character being
in the hands of first.class actor, n
specimen of acting of the most admi-
rable sort may be expected. Miss Sue
Robinson sustairs Mr.. Proctor.
COUNTY CoMMIss;oNERs.-Ont the 9th
inst. the Board Of County Commissioners
having under consideration the case of
Edwin Colby, INDECENT and deaf and
dumb, resolved that the matter be sub
miited to the Superintendent of Public
Instruction with the request that he
would, if possible, get the boy admitted
to the San Francisco Institute for the
Deaf and Dumb. The following WELL
timed order was passed
Ordered, that the Y. Il T. r. R. Co.
be notified to clear. all the streets
through or across which they pass, Of
wood and timber, and to discontinue the
practice of piliuR either in any public
street. and that they comply immedia'
tely and fully in every particular with
the conditions on which they were grant,
ed the use of the streets.
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