The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

HE DAILY APPEAL
Friday Morning, Feb. Is. 1870.
Arrivals at the st. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY. PRoPRIEroR.
CARSON CIrr. February Il. 1870.
J. B. Hatch, Halfway House,
J. Jensen, Virginia,
C. Selby, Washoe,
Fred Frevert, Carson Valley,
SIS. Rowland, Pine Grove,
Adam Chiss, Virginia.
spEcI L NericE. highest price paid for
State Warrants, by H. F. RICE
at Well, Fargo Co. 8.
EXAMINE the Grover & Baker before pur-
chasing any other Sewing Machine; its ad-
vantages will be strikingly apparent. c. H.
Maish, Agent.
THANKs.-We are much obliged to
Mr.. James j. Mandlebaum, Secretary of
the Nonpareil Club, for complimentary
ticket to the grand ball to be given by
that society at the New Theater Hall on
the 22d inst.
$500 FLY Our usually dignided and
sedate townsman, John G. Fox, has
taken, of late, to singing this new song
so we judge from q queer looking pic.
ture which lies on our table-Fox's name
and SLoo Fly appearing in connection
with the same. What's the N after Jobn2
TEN DOLLAR PIEcss of the Nevada
Mint coinage have made their appear,
ance. They are beauties. We noticed
Lewis, the centenarian Of the Crescent,
with one yesterday. We understood
that this is the entire amount of cspital
which he has on hand wherewith to
embark in the Peoples Paper.
CHINESE SEEKING AN ESsLIsH EpucA-
TIoS.-Miss H. K. Clapp has a class of
some thirty Cinnamon who attend a
night school at the Sierra Seminary
Miss Babcock and the more advanced of
their scholars teach these Celestials and
find them very apt scholars. With com.
nendable liberali,y Miss Clapp has I'M
dertaken this task without any pecu.
mary charge. 1t is commendable to all
parties engaged and We are glad that
some one has proven considerable enough
to embark 10 such an arduous enterprise,
and that our Chinese residents are am.
oitious enough to take advantage of it. |
The CASE OF PRICE The counsel for
George Price, the man who killed Deck
er, at Empire, waived an examination
yesterday before Justice Waltz, and the
prisoner was rsmanded to custody to
await the action of the Grand Jury-the
witnesses being discharged on their own
recognlzance until their services are re-
quired. The District Court Room had
been selected as the place of hearing the
examination and large crowd of spec.
'ators and witnesses were present. The
prisoner, who Is a good looking man of
about 80 years of age, looked somewhat
pale and observed a very subdued de.
meanor. He has been remanded to the
county Jail.
The SECOND DEBATE by members of
the Adelphi Club will take place this
evening at the District Court Room
The following resolution is the subject:
" Resolved, That equal political rights
and privileges be accorded to females"
This is the question as stated to US by
Secretary Hale; but inasmuch as fe.
males are aleady accorded equal
rights and privileges one with an
other, we suppose that resolution means
to convey the proposition that females
be given equal political rights and
privileges with males. But it won't
do TO be too critical with the Adelphis
or their accom- plished Secretary for =
they and he know " cheese from chalk {
on very slight inspection" The af.
iirmative side of this interesting ques. $
ton is TO be maintained bv Messrs. A. t