Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-01


of Tho Grand Lodge are: +. l.. Stern.
V. Il. P, Mystic No. 3; S. II. Goddard,
Ct. C., Nevada No. l: Geo. ellison. v.
G. c., Carson No I; Chas. E. Lauch!on.
G.. Il. ( C. S, Carson No. 4: G-org"
Tusv. G. Is. Damon No. =; A. LIVING
ston. G. G.. Humboldt No. ); c. Carris,
G.. ]. S, Nevada Ne. l; L. 4. Irisble,
G.. 0. S, Carson No. 4. The Grand
Lod ,e thus instituted will he in session.
o-dav. wL.n business Of the first I'M
Do-gance to the Order wiz be transacted.
Tas WEATHER Oar days transcend
description. They are neither Spring
la~snor any oth-r kind of days: thy
are rather lcasant, however, though
there IS :. spirit of h.c knitting manifest
sv.r and anon in the atmosphere which
occasionally makes Us shudder at its
thrs.tenings of vet another snow storm.
II. nights are serene and lovely. II 1t
~ers not quite 50 nippy lovers might
ro- promenade with delight il Lunar >
silver sheen.
IyrRr.sE OF TIAyEL.-Ni,h the in
coming Of good weather and the I'M
rra~erncDt Of .he roads Leading south
ward h. sng-s have been taking away
heavy loads of passengers to the Slonl-
t-r and Silver Mountain regions. Non
DIV mornin. twenty-five passengers
embarked on :b- Aurora stage but they
hal d.: plpree led far when thinking
the company rather numerous. i've Of
.l-e number got of to wait FOR easier
ssa;s tie next trip.
R,aoyAL.-Mrs. Anna S. Brooks re-
moved, yesterday, to her new store
adjoining Rice & Peters stock brokers
oflic. on the South, where she has
opened and put on exhibition a very
l.rg- and elegant stock OF every sort OF
millinery goods that can 10 desired.
Vow is the time for ladies to call and
max. investments for the Spring.
LrMBI.E-rH,-Pro, is nice little game,
especially when played on the Plaza
vhers thu grass grows lu1uriantly. 1t is
really entertaining to see the small boys
over there biting the dust and blowing it
from their noses: hut how much more
plta-iu. 10 sre grown up young men and
on tn. ground absorbed IL the d!Strac-
ton OF said pastime.
The Arion Singing Society is one OF
the finest societies OF the sort, probably,
/ in thas. entire far western regions. The
membership is large: great interest Is
:aanifeste,l; marked improvement ~
made; and there are 4 half score or
/ more Of the members who ~ouid stand
in the front rank Of amateur singers
anyw here.
THE stout Italian poultry man from
tie southern region, who makes periOdi-
cal trips to Carson with oceans Of pull
let's and cocks in front wagon housed
in and a back action coop. was here
going he rounds yesterday. The traffic
seems to have money in it, and no bother
from compt titlon.
PEBsoNAL.-Among the numerous
visitors to Carson, yesterday, We OBJ
served a rotund pair from our neishbor-
ing city by the romantic river Heinrich
Stahl and Adam Weller. They are
hale, whole souled LaUdsmaenner. and
one can feel the good nature Of their
smile great way off.
ArpoINTuENT.-Mr. II. Hogan, of
Elko county, has been named by T. c.
Rvman, Warden Of the State Prison. as
clerk TO fill the place made vacant by tn"
resignation OF NJ. Eldridge. The
Board of Directors of the Prison have
the nomination to consider.
CLosIEG.-The store of Harris Bros.
will be closed, to-day and tomorrow,
after o'clock in the evening, the occa-
sion being a festival in the Jewish
Church-their Easter we believe. We
make this notice by request.
NEW DAILY PAPERs-Ths Reno Ores
cent and the Reno Journal have each
commenced the publication Of a daily
daily paper is announced to appear in
Silver City.
HIS Excellency, Governor Bradley,
yesterday appointed Samuel l.. Taylor
Commissioner of Deeds to reside in
Philadelphia, Penn.
The ladies of the Episcopal Congre-
CATION are requested to meet ut the Rec
tory this afternoon, instead of Friday
afternoon.
CLYMpIc.-Aembers of the Olympic
Club are requested to meet at the Turn