The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-06

Arrivals ct the st. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY. paorHrro..
Carson CRY March s. 1870.
Ed Hillyer, Carson.
]. R. Dixon, DAYTON.
w. II. Conklin, Brunswick.
c. O-sis, virginia.
d. Salman,
L. Davell, g
E. B. Thompson, Aurora.
H. Mathews, Genoa.
SERVICES in the Episcopal Church At
liam. No evening service.
M. CHUacH.-rhere will be preach.
ing at ii q. m and p m, to" day.
SPECIAL 'IerrcE. The highest price paid for
ftate Warrants, by H: r. RICE.
at Well, Fargo Co.'S.
EVERY Machine perfect, satisfaction guar
anteed. thorough instruction gratis, to the
purchaser of Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine. c. H. Maish, Agent.
THE DISTRICT CoUKr, Judge Wright
presiding, will commence its March
term Tomorrow But little business
appears on the calendar.
TBs UNITED STATES CIRcUrr CouRr
will be opened here on 20 morrow, in
the Senate Chamber Judge Sawyer is
expected to arrive to-day.
THIS FIREMES's ELrcrIox at Virginia
City resulted in the choice of officers %
follows: Chief Engineer, Penuison /;
First Assistant, James Phelan; Second
Assistant, Johnny Mclean.
THERE will be preaching in the Pres
byterian Church by the Rev. l. N. Hurd,
At IL a. M, to day. Lecture at y D.
m. Subject: ''Hindoo Festivals"
Juggernaut, Hook Swinging, etc.
SUNDAY ScHooL EXHIBITION At GsxoA.
Our Genoese friends are to have q Sun.
day School Exhibition on the evening
of the l4th inst, and preparations are
underway to render it a splendid affair.
Being under the auspices of the ladies
of course it will be entertaining and
successful. The proceeds are to be
devoted to a charitable object.
V. T. R. R. BaAscHss.-Says the
Gold Hill News:
The branch of the Virginia L Truckee |
Railroad, into Silver City, is completed,
and the ore and freight cars run over il |
daily. The grading of the branch into |
the lower part of Gold Hill, to take ore
from the Crown Point and Kentuck |
dumps, is being energeticalIy prosecu-
ted, and the cars will be running over it |
IN two or three weeks.
THE ANrI-CHINEsE RIoTsRs, Of Empire, |
have created no little excitement and trouble |
The Cinnamon who were attacked were at
work upon the Spanish Ditch and in piline
wood for the Mill Association. Some Of the
men who have been employed upon the Mex
lean Mill being suspected of completely in
these unlawful demonstrations, all hands
were discharged, thus throwing about one
hundred and fifty men out Of employmsnt-I
the bulk Of whom are, Of course, innocent.
This is one species of trouble and hardship
wrought by this foolish onslaught upon the
Chinese. 1t is to be feared that other impor-
tant undertakings will be seriously inter.
rupted if this lawlessness is not stopped. and
that many men now enabled to earn good
wages will be thrown out of employment
The following is a list of the men arrested
by Sheriff Swift, Deputy Sheriff Butler and
the posse comitatus: J. NJ. Lockard, David
Davis, H. H. Gilmore, Thomas Cantwell,
Joseph Marks, Daniel E. Harkin Constable
Of Empire Township, John Harkin, Mike
Mccormack. Wash. Miller, - Barnard,
and George Saunders. The first three were
yesterday arraigned before Justice Waits for
preliminary examination. The disposition
of their cases will probably determine the .
course of action with regard to the others.
The charge against them Is conspiracy,"
which is felony, punishable BY incareera-
ton in the Penitentiary. We learn that ON
yesterday as many as fifty arrests were made
in answer to writs issued BY Justies Morris
of Empire. These cases will be examined |
before him. For the prompt and energetic
part taken in this matter BY Sheriff Swift and
his efficient Deputy. Mr.. Francisco Butler {
much praise is due. They performed their
duty with great alacrity and decision. Credit
is also due to the gentlemen who, - = posse, =
went with them and held themselves in read
mess to lend an assisting hand If il had been :
found necessary to call upon them.