Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-26
Grand Di.p,ay Of Millinery,

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weary nor feints in well doing. Her
enterprise and energy is never-faiiing.
Aeuip she comes to the front smiling on
account Of a victory even more complete
than former trinmphs, She has Just re-
turned from San Francisco, where size
has purchased the fin Il and most COM
plete stock Of millinery goods ever
shipped on. OF the Bay City. The stock
consists OF everything known to the
fashion loving female. and it would be
useless to attempt to enumerate the nrti-
Giles. The hats are Of the latest and
most unique style shipped directly from
the fashion-reeulating city. Paris, TO the
order of Mrs. Brooks. The goods are
now arriving, and Mrs. Brooks and her
good looking assistants are rapidly put
ting them in place fog the grand open
ing, which will take place on Thursday
next and continue Friday and Saturday.
VIVA. a grand gathering Of the beauty
and fashion Of Carson City will be pres
ent on that momentuous OCCASION Mrs.
Brooks is a genius in the millinery line
and bound not to be outdons. Ladies
of Carson, restrain your eagerness to
see the many beautiful things that will
be displayed 1T the Grand Opening,
until Thursday eve ming. when your cur
osity will be fully satisfied and your
purses lichtened.
MORE NV Goops John q. Fox
yesterday received another 10: Of goods
in his line cf business, direct from the
East. The invoice included the latest
atyies Of envelopes. Scotch granite and
fancy lined. fine note paper, and stand
ard articles Of stationery. Also new and
elegant music cabinets. Go and zee
; them.
SoR7E CARSON MINING COMPANY. -
/ The following named gentlemen are the
officers elect of the North Carson Mining
Company for the ensuing year: J. I.
Ayres. President: Nyson F. Bird. Vice
President, H. II. Yerington. A. S. Gould,
Writ Hopkins. Directors; w. A. N. Van
Bokkelin. Secretary, and \. G. Andrews,
Superintendent.
An EFFORT AGAINST OUn Town Gov
EkNMENr.- Mr.. Rinkle and others are
reported as having contributed money
for tho purpose of testing the validity of
our town government, and r. " Clarke,
Esq, has taken the matter to the Su-
prsme Court. Tomorrow is the day
Fixed for hearing.
PAY Your TINS, City and County
Treasurer Peters gives notice elsewhere
in our paper of this morning that City
and County Taxes must be paid by the
10th of November. II not paid by that
time, collection Will be enforced.
The CoscxET on Thursday evening
should be borne in mind Benefit OF
the public school. Local talent Good
music. Benevolent object. A hne en-
tertaiDment.
MIS-. CUSSISGHAM's display Of millir-
ery goods on Saturday was one Of the
finest ever seen in Carson. The ladies
Of Carson appreciate the enterprise of
the proprietor.
REcovERISa.-John E. Cheney, night
-atoh -h1 hoe - g.
days and absent from his usual police
duty, has 20 far recovered ais to appear
on the street.
THI TowN TRCsrREs will hold meet.
ing this evening. 1t is not probable
full Board will be present. This is to
be regretted, Is important matters should
be considered in which all the members
should be present.
In JUSTICE CouRr, yesterday. q COM
mitment was issued in the case OF j.
Marks. fined for assault and battery on
. Chinamsn. He was ordered to put up
$50 or be shut up fifteen days.
CoMMIssIokED.-TheG Governor yester-
day commissioned Albert w. Hull as
of Deeds for the State of
Nevada to reside at Forrestville, New
York.
The SUPREME CouRr was listening to
yesterday. Messrs. Whitman
from San Francisco yesterday morn
Ing). Lewis, Woods, Seeley, ana other
listinguis he'd lawyers were present.