The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-10

THE DAILY APPEAL
Thursday Morning, Feb. 10, 1870.
Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY. PROPRIETOR.
CARSON Crrr February 9. 1870.
S. H. Shannon, Walker River,
Thomas Rowland, Lake Valley,
William George, do.
L. B. Tender, Virginia,
N. Dahlman, do
E. Mandel, do.
W. Jacob. do
NJ. Goddtn, Gold Hill.
J. R'tenbahr, Carson Valley,
Hillhurn, do.
r. D. Abby. City.
sPEcf .orIcE- The highest price paid for
State Warrants by II. E. RICE
at Well Fargo Co.'s.
\ CONSTANT friend. tireless servant, ever
ready companion, mute seamstress and reli-
able a>slstant-the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine. c. H. Nai,h, Agent.
THE ADELpHl CLUB will give its ninth
soiree tomorrow evening a. Moore & Park
er's New Hall. We understand that the
Metropolitan brass and string band of Vir
ginia City, numbering ten pieces, will be in
attendance. Tickets can be obtained of the
Secretary.
ARTrsTrc.-We understand that Mr.. II. |
". Bfrthrong intends giving private lessons
IN drawing, landscape and portrait. new
and scientific method of sketching from ma
ture will also be taught. We have examined |
some of his specimens, and think them ex-
celient Mr.. Berthrong sent one of his
specimens TO the Universal Exposition held |
IN Paris, and was awarded the first premium
against III competitors. The above drawing
will be on exhibition in Carson in few days.
Persons DESTROYS of taking lessons can obtain
all the particulars at the u S. Branch Mint,
or by leaving word at the Lawlor school
house.
GALS IN IIRGISIA CITY.-We learn by
last evenings Gold Hin Newsthat great
damage was done yesterday in Virginia
city by hurricane which prevailed in
the morning. The FIRE wall of the Inter
national Hotel was blown down, de-
sroylng ia its fall the awning nd side
walk beneath. Several buildings were
unroofed, among them the Court house,
Black L Bro 5 building and the sky light
OF Hedger L Noes Photograph gallery.
Some 1000 or 5000 negatives we're de.
stroyed in the latter establishment.
Other buildings were unroofed and two
framed buildings and several barns were
blown down TO the ground No lives
lost. The News pronounces this the
strongest and most destructive wind that
has visited that part of the State within
the memory of The oldes, inbabirant.
TBE NoSPsggIL Club has taken no
officisl action in relation to an enrertsin-
ment in honor of visit from the Metro.
polifau Band of Virginia, as would seem
from the following communication re.
ceired 100 late for yesterdays Appeal F.: /
CARSON Cry. February 8, 1870.
Mr.. EDIT Appeal: In your paper of
the Sth instant an article appears, headed
q Music Coming" in which you state that
yoo understand hat the Metropolitan Band
of Virginia City will visi, our CITY On Friday
evening next, and be entertained BY the
Adeiphi and Nonpareil Clubs, conformity
" haiever may have been suggested BY in-
cividual members Of either of the above
named associ ations, permit me to say there
has been no action taken on the part Of the I
Nonpareil Social Club in regard to the pro-
posed entertain nent.
Respectfully yours,
JAS. J. MASDLEBAuM,
Secretary Nonpareil Social Club.
We would merely stare IN justice 10
ourself that person " BIO claimed TO be