Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-15

STOCKS AND FINANCE = In its loca
mining summary the Gold Hill .ttn
says: The milling facilities of Carson
river, increased by the natural rise O
increase Of the water at this season, ar,
already exercising n beneficial influence
in the increased extraction of ore from
the mipts. and the increased milling
facilities Of the C"i'"l. Lifted Virgins
Mining Company are already adding
considerably to the bullion product OF
that mine. The usual monthly dividend
which it paid last Monday gave a total
yield for the year Of IS $50, 600 This
amount will be very largely increased
during the coming yexr. and the Cali
fornia, Imperial and Justice will also
come in a- dividend paving mines. "
A telegram from San Franci.co, dated
yesterday afternoon has this intelli-
| genee: Quite an excitement is noticea-
! BILE in stocks to-day on the street. After
the Board everything was higher and
| sales active. There is considerable
| complaint by brokers and business men
/ generally thrt the banks show n very
unaccommodating spirit granting 10
farors, but holding strictly conserva-
tive course The Bank Of California is
no exception to the general rule. and
those who predlc:.d squirt in stocks 10y
virtue OF the liberal dealing Of that H.
stltUtlon with kers have been good
deal disappointed.
TIN FAY TEurLEroN TKoupR which
had such successful run in Carson
some time since is now playing in Gcor-
gla. John Templeton writes that the
troupe viii be in Carson again next
Spring Commeniatory OF the COM
pany we find the following il the Atlanta
Herald Of the 9TH instant: The season
opened las: night with the Fay Temple
ton Alliance A good GROVE! greeted
our cid Atlanta Company. Nay tie
Fay has. during her trip through the
west ana north. llossomed into an ex-
cellen: E:tie actress and a ost charm
ing singer, and is the feature Of the
company. Taking her AL ia all. she is
the best artistic Of her years that ever
appeared before our footliyhts. Miss
Alice has improved both III her looks
aud acting, and her voice is even fuller
and richer than OF yore. Miss Isabel
acted the roles assigned to her excellent
ly, and looked charming. Te.npleton
was the life of both pieces presented,
and every action and word Of his were
greeted with laughter
Tx fine weather, 70. this season of
the year, is something remarkable and |
to rejoice over. 1t is one glorious Indian |
summer. Ayear ago to day there was q
severe snoustorm. Snow fell on the |
mountain Just west o! Carson to the
depth Of three feet. Mr.. McTarnahan.
who was engaged in the wood business
there. was injured financially by that
storm. in the cost Of opening roads, to
The extent Of $500. Mac has about
sixty men at work up there at the pres.
ant time. They are hauling wood and
1umlng 1t down Ash's Canyon, but this
year he will not be caught unprepared
or storm. having made every prepar-
'tion for the immediate opening Of the
Dads in such case
Rev. MR. HuRp, some three OF four I
ears since Pastor of the Presbyterian
hurch in Carson, and since then Pastor
4 church in Virginia City. has been
attendance upon the meeting of the
ynod in Oakland during last week. As i
efore noticed, he has ceased his con-
ection with the church in Virginia. He
expected in Carson this morning, and
i'll probably remain and preach to the
resbyterian church congregation here
" short time.
BASE BALL.-The Changers reply TO
lie Silver Stars in substance that no 4
y was agreed upon for the second con- l
st for the championship. They are
W ready to play. but do not propose
let the championship slip from them ,
lthout a contest. We trust thew will !
we fair trial Of skill that will decide
e matter on its merits. c
r. FRED. Brooks has received from
e East large lot of toy goods for the
olideys. The same make very tempt
g display for the little ones. There
e more of the like yet to come. Brooks
S the hearty good will Of the boys and
is, for he is very liberal with them.
OFFICER BUTTS had force. Of men at