The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-15

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SERVICES in ,be Episcopal Church TO-
day Coed friday at IL A. n and a
P. NJ The members of thu Sunday
School are requested to meet at 81
O'Clock
GRAND ARMY MEETING To-N1GHT.-
There will be Post meeting Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, this evening, al
Masonic Hall. Eight o'clock precisely is
the hour. So are requested to state, by
the Commander of the Post.
To THE A. AzEAfNr OF ALL -KoppeI Platt
take pleasure ia informing the public of Carson
that they have received, and are daily receiving
the fiue>t and cheapest slis $. and everything else
in tiles line, which they fer twenty five per
cent. cheaper tha. any house on the Pacific Coast
Persons VINO DESTROYS of purch sing clothing
or furnishing goods will do well to call and see
them, before pu chasing elsewhere as they can
Ne sure 10 get nice NJ and new goods. app I'm
STATS TAX RsDUcED CRAFTY ing
fact, not generally known is, that the
State Tax for The present year will be
81 l2a on the 500 nsagainst ST IS on
the Sl00 as heretofore This reductions
is caused by the discontinuance of the
tax OF 25c levied for payment of State
Bonds of 1865 (which have been retired)
and levy, in lieu thereof, of special
tax ofl2}e for Cspitol Building purposes.
-s.1fha1,of'
last evening 10 rather small audience.
The observance of Lent, and sundry
other matters which have engaged tie
attention OF our piaygoer tended, no
doubt, to this result Mr. Proctor's
rendition of the Moor is uoble piece
OF acting, full of dignity, action and well
directed power. We CONNIE nd Mr.. Coxs
.'Iago" and Miss Robinson's BESIDE
mona Both highly credtable assump-
tons. Tonight rare treat is offered |
The great play of Ambition will be
presented. This drama is described by
those VITO have seen it as replete with
startling effects. Mr. Proctor plays the
part of "Ethelwood"-a character in
which his best powers are called ont.
Miss. Robinson assumes the part of
katherine Howard" No lover of the
drama should miss seeing this play.
HE BOARD OF STATE CAPITOL CoMMIs-
sIoNERs met yesterday to consider the bids
which had been filed for building the State
Capitol upon the Gosling plan. Upon their
being opened they were found to be as fol-
lows: George II. Hancock, Virginia City,
S96.700; John C. Nelson, Gold Hill, $780,
COO; Charles Hamburger and John Hughes,
San Francisco. SIP. 1856; John Calvert San
Francisco, SOC, 600; S. F. Hoole, Reno,
So, 400; John A. Fiske, Carson, $3.50 900
Peter Cavanaugh, Carson, SS4, 000 Caya-
naugh's bid being the lowest, he was awarded
the con,ract-subject, of cour Sc, to his filing
the required bond-50 per cent upon the !
amount bid. TheiBoard meets this morning
at y o'clock to pass upon the required bond.
The fact that this contract is thus disposed
of-that it did not fall into the hands of
Ban Francisco mans the best answer that
Sah NC udue " tue aItIcie IeueCtlDg upon the Z
and architect, which appeared \
in yesterdays Enterprise. Mr.. Cavanaugh
has been long in business here as Baker,
but, as we understand, he has had much ex-i
perience, at the East in contracting and build
ing. We should have mentioned, before, I
that two changes have lately taken place in
the Board. MIR G. T. Davis resigning, VIM.
Corbett was appointed in his place; and ia
cob Klein takes the place of John Wagner, 4
resigned. 9
BASE BALL.-Tbe Stripped Stockings
propose to 60 to Carlin next Sunday aud
clean out the Csrlin club of base bali
players. They think they can 90 it.
rhe Corinne club will come down in
About ten days to give the Elko club
uzzle for the chsmpioDship.-Elko In h'
dependent. -
Is this challenge to the Corinne Base
Ball Club? If so, the thing is hardly :
q diplomatic shape; but if our young
friends Of Elko really mean business,
'ur boys are not unwilling to give them
! "tussle for the championship Of the OF
lope. Gentlemen of the Humboldt,