The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-21

| Nli handed 10 inc GGcfSi.!iy "a tiIt ''til-
ate, Yesterday. hy the ircsidcn, 10 read.
| We have been unable 10 find out its
| origin: .'We, the undersigned, humble
| petitioners OF the State of Nevada, re-
| specttuily ask that you will enact and
enforce such laws rs You may, il your
best Judgment, conceive necessary to
stop the present evil practices and that
| hereafter you Will control the conduct OF
| those truly unfortunate, f.natical and
misguided people known as Mormons. 3"
| After this memorial had been listened to
witt, interest, the Secretary read rs fol
! lows from an anti-Mormon gazette at
| tachcl: eft WIS customary for Joseph
| Slaith to convene many ladies in the
| large room III the Temple. On one side
OF this room was Il large number of
| small rooms, said to ha used for private
| conference houses. it became known,
i'll the course of events, that JOS Smith
fell desperately in love with Il very hcau
tifui and interesting lady of fine accom-
| pllshnents. Joseph was very anxious
| that socia! intimacy should exist between
them At this point one Senator asked
leave fp: Il half hour another during the
further reading: and several members
| took French leave One Senator said
| by wa, Of excuse. for his absence, thai
! he did not WIS.,! TO listen to such IN lad
| vcrtiscneu..' Others thought the mat
| ter ultiinnortant, and III! We're excused.
The author (unknowIl WIS allowed by
| resolution the privilege of having his Q:
her memorial printed III his or her ex-
penSc.
TuEArEa NIGUr-Wc arc in pos
session OF a dispatch from John Piper
which informs us that Mis-, Dargur Will
appear o.: lie Carson, 3ta4t a:.ain this
evening; II, H., role Of Meg Merriles,
which sin performed with such applause
here last week. Miss Dargon has been
| the delight Of the Virginia and Gold
Hill people s,i14c,; size lett Carson. and
Piper Opera iiui:,e has been crowded
| on every OCCASION Of her appearance.
Guy Aianneling l., 4 piece t.llt ;.hounds
IL eloquent, passionate speeches In
which tie genius OF Miss Dargon rs an
| c!Ucu. :orist and representative OF char
acter finds excellent opportunity for dis
play. We are assured moreover that
She vi: be Sustained we'll IN the play.
by ten 'cEock to-day We presume thai
every seat in the ,he.tter viii he engaged
AMI the hast man. be seen flying
around i'll despair bootlickins Andy for
extra chairs
CALICO. Arrangements have been
made for the contest, pleasantest little
party Imaginable, to take place at The
Turn Verein Hall this evening un;ier
| the management of Mr.. Burns the gem
tlemanly and accomplished teacher of
| the dance i'll Carson. His pupils give
| the party. Fifty tickets only have been
prepared for the occasion. Procure one
| OF these if you would make sure Of get
ting IN, for. Ill order to save the little
hall from being OyercrOwdeu, money Of
fered at the door will not be taken as
the equivalent OF :, ticket Iwenty-slX
dances are on the programme, several OF
which are new to Carson. Coffee will
be served iit all hours l'!ring IL. enter
tainmeUt Wit. light lunch.
TUMBLED THEoUGE.-In the grand rush
for coats and hats at the ball. Tues
day night mal-saiG to be Z Lc9isi;.
tor-sot hall way through the delivery
hole ana refused III compliance with the
voice OF the crowd either to wIlC9ie back
wards or to 50 through ai:ose thcr. where
upon s0metcllOw On the outside who had
sl1lll cap on deposit-we lear SOME
thing about 4 certain Justice OF the
Peace i'll that cOnnection-Uhichh lie was
afraid of being separated from too long.
gave the man 4 push that was poised
hall way Oh his belly and sent him
sl)rawling into the pit, down some seven
OF eight feet to the ground. The Scion
showed fight but The Justice OF the Peace
mao retired.
PEEsoSAL.-Hol. JOHN CARRIER came
in from Phoebe yesterday. lie seems
like Il ,uun VINO has returned to his hap
~ ana eXiectaLt family III full and per-
| fct.t health; and while We congratulate
| them upon his evident hcaltlfulness, We
| are yery glad 10 See him in Carson once
| more: and with many another, hope
;h,, AZ, half-formed San Francisco pro
| j.c. may be given up III favor OF this as
a place OF residence.
| C.:NTENNIAL-Thcr were some substan-
| ial results, coming from Majo: McCoy's
| call for Wednesday, night. The meeting
WIS well attended notwithstanding the
! fatigue arising from the ball Of the pre-
! vious night, and as many as one hundred
| and eleven shares were subscribed Tor
upon the spot. The work viii be pros
| ccuted in Virginia, where Il cenntenlal
| meeting is soon to be held.
A gentleman appeared Il; Lcgate's
| stand and was absorbed in a plate of hot
| cakes over .tir,wlc. $ counter, the morn
| ing after thu crab game for hats and
| oycry,,,sts al the Legislative ball -he was
| rigged out in somebody else's coat and
| ha: when a drrll"y slid up behind him
| and said: Mister, that $ N.Y. coat you've
| got on And 50 it was. But where is
the gentleman coat?
| VIZ have heard from sources which we
/ thu