Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-25
Ihe Qarson 5|ai|a appeal
CARSON CgTH:
1ansay, atay p, 1872.
TIE GeAND LoDaz of 0 Id Fellows

TIE GaAND LoDaz OF Q Id Fellows
which will meet here on til. 81 of Jane
will ho!a their meetings in the Assembly
Chamber which is now preparing to re-
ceive them. As conveying an idea OF
the probable number that will be present
we will state that the.- are no less than
twenty-five lodges of O III Fellows in
this State and rs many as 1880 mem
bers Of the Order. We reckon upon an
average representation of at least four
delegates to each Lodge upon which
estimate tn. Grand Lodge would have
a. m my rs one. hundred members. InIs
is G1itr numerous Lody; and as their
deliberations are likely to extend over Il
term of a. least four or five days and.
e. these gentlemen will mostly come
from a distance, it would be an nppro-
pirate and courteous thing for such of
our tosnspeople 10 have the accom-
molations to Offer, 10 invite these
delegates to their houses. We hear
That SOM preparations are On
foot locking to ball for the enter
tainmrnt OF these visitors. We have
no right to suggest anything to the Odd
Fellows for their consideration rs An
oi.d,r, but We beg to venture the hope
that they vii! sustain the good name OF
Carson Tor hospitality when these breth-
er-n OF theirs come here.
TcU1T is plentiful in our markets now,
and At prices low compared with those
heretofore asked. Cherries, currtats,
pineappleS ard strawb-r ries- the last
named 1T two bits per box. brought TO
our doors by Mr.. Chandler i'll the
freshest possible condition. The
daily railroad express has done away
with the necessity Of fruit and garden
vegetables becoming stale before they
reach Carson. Chandler, Perasich and
Ivuncov!-h receive 4 new supply each
morning and the best California pro
Iuc.. j. oroa hit t. this market.
THE Grand Army Pos. which formerly
was maintained here has been aban-
doned, but there are most of the old
members of it still residing amongst US.
and such of them AS intend participant
ing in the ceremonies of decorating the
soldiers graves at Virginia on the Goth,
will. before the s clock morning train
I ayes. proceed to the grave of Liruten-
ant Havnie in the Carson cemetery and
d. post their floral offerings there An
order has already been sent to Sacra-
m-nto for flowers wherewith to perform
Suis ceremony.
MINr-The only item which We got at
she Mint yester,laywas obtained from Jake
Whipple who stuck his head out of
crack between the doors and sung out
-" Thn teen bars, Crown Point" and
then vanished He referred to the fact |
that thirteen bars of bullion from that
mine would be shipped last night to
London.
SAILING on THE L,KE-That musical.
military and nautical genias, Mr. NJ 'ish,
has built and taken to L Ike Tahoe sew
eral capacious row aud sail boats. and
will sp nj a portion Of the time this
Summer at that place. The boats, We
understand. will be kept for the use Of
pleasure parties-for consideration.
The second floor timbers are going up
on Col. Rosser's new stone building on
Carson street. We believe We have
made mention Of the fact that the Go
putting second story on that
structure. 1t will present the Dandsom-
est trout OF any store Ill the city when
finished.
De. MUNRoE of Salt Lake City, ia !
nous there and elsewhere for hi, won-
dt-rful medicated baths came to town
Yesterday bearing with hlm numerous 6
letters from Well known citizens oi that i
place. The Doctor will remain here 1
and hereabout tor several days anu. II Is
probable, will sell some Nights to set
40 and use his baths.
SEA SHELLS Another opportunity is
,ffered to view and purchase some of the
inest Sea shells ever brought to Carson,
including the best specimens on exhibit
ion here some weeks since. They are
IN King street, next to Victor NuIler's !
aloou. Call and see .heui.
PRoF. ZECH, the we'll known piano
uner was here yesterday, but having I
ONE business on the line of the G. p. h
Railroad went out there last night. He
viii return here next "Wednesday and
viii remain here as long AS his services A