The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-08
REMOVAL OF The APPEAL OFFICE.


On and after to, day, April 9Th, the
Office of the Carson Appeal Will be found
in Rails bnIldiug, up stairs, in the
apartments formerly occupied by the
Treasurer and Controller-next door
west of the building which we have
lately occupied.
SPEcI 'sorrcE. The highest price paid for
State Warrants, by IL. Il. RICE,
at Well, Fargo Co.'S.
CAMILLA URso aud Il concert troupe
will give au entertainment at the Carson
Theater on the 27th instant.
AUCTION SALE OF CLJrHINj.-On next Saturday
night. the u Of April, Joe Rusenstock will begin
disposing of large and CHI ice stock Of clothing,
boots. Shoes hats, etc. etc, by on, and every
night there liter until further notice IT
PHoCroR aud the Piper Opera House
Company appeared at the Dayton thea
ter last night. Mss Sue Roo!nsoa sup.
ports tim.
HE CAFistfnaS gut OF d OroNeT a DakeT
Sewing Machine to poor seamstress, by a
few interested friends, has etfectually re-
moved the trials and cares which beset her.
e. Ii. Maish, Agent.
FILED dis BoAD.-Tue uewly appoint
ed District Attorney, Wm. Patterson
Esq, yesterday flied his bond aud touk
the oath of office. We learn that an
agreed case will be submitted to the
Supreme Court 10y the coates ,auts Wells
and Patterson.
PERsoNAL.-Bonnitiel of Humboldt,
late of the Register could be observed
pushing before him his gigantic nose rs
he Came into town yesterday. He re-
porls the Democracy of tae middle des-
ert a 10 u tlourishing aud harmonious
condition.
To The AsAzEaFNr OF ALL.-k1epel Il Plat
take pleasure il informing the public of Carson
that they have received, and are daily receiving
the finest and cheapest suits. and every thng else
in their line, which they offer twenty five per
cent. cheaper than any house the Pacific Coast.
Persons who are DESTROYS Of purch ising clothing
or furnishing goods viii do well to call and see
them, before purchasing elsewhere Is they can |
be sure 10 get a nice mt a.id new gods. app In
MULLER's HorEL has undergone q !
change of proprIetors and is now in the |
hands of NJ. Charles Brader. under |
" EA
been thoroughly overbauled and every
thing placed in apple-pie order. Mr.. |
prove himself amply table to keep a |
hotel
PRocroR is coming beyond any doubt |
if there is anything in indications; for |
walls and fences are literally pasted |
over with huge illustrated posters show
ing the great tragedian in the varions |
characters in the deliniation of which |
he is so justly celebrated. We advise
our friends to 60 and secure reserved |
seats.
RUNAwAY.-About half an hour after
midnight on yesterday morning a buggy
team belonging to Commissioner Jones
Of Empire and which had been driven
here by Mr.. David Davis, started from
in front of a down town saloon where
they had been hitched by the driving
reins. and rushed, pell NELL, up Carson
streetto Keyser L Elroc's hay yard into
which they darted, colliding, as they
went, with the gate, which was pretty
much smashed up. The horses were but
little injured and the buggy escaped
with such damages as will be easily re-
paired by the wagon maker This is
another instance of the folly of hitching
horses by the driving re:us.
BASE BALL TALK.-In reply to our
proposition between the 'iSilver Stars"
of Carson and the "Striped Stockings"
of Exc, the Independent blows in the
following ridiculous fashion:
From the above. it would appear that the
Silver Stars, of Carson, think that they can
match the Striped Stockings, Of Elko. Our
club will. before the season closes, send Capt.
Kindred and Nose Haines down with the
Second Nine, as it would hardly be fair
thing to send our best players to the Capital.
We should like to see those vain