Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-04

MASS AND SERNON.-nev. l. y. OAhnh
celebrated Mass and delivered sermon
in the Catholic Church in Carson. on
Sunday. The seats were filled and sew
sral persons remained standing during
the discourse. The reverend gentleman
said the month of May is set apart by
the Catholic Church to especially honor
Mary the sweet Mother Of Christ. He
spoke of the appropriateness OF this
month for the servlce-the season OF
fragrant flowers and green foliage and
beautiful sunny days; and gave some
reasons why this Church. more than any
other, endeavors to honor the Virgin
Mary. For her Christ performed his
first miracle-the turning OF water INTO
wine The speakers language was re-
markably forcIble and direct to the sub
iect under consideration. From remarks
previous to the sermon We learn that
an effort is being made to establish a
Catholic cemetery in this place, and that
subscriptions therefor will be solicited
during the present week. The Bishop
of the Church will be here during the
present Summer. and if the ground is
secured and enclosed it will be conse-
Grated by him.
REVEREND EGBERr delivered an unu-
sually interesting discourse at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday evening, con-
sisting of a sketch Of the life and delinea-
ton Of the eccentric Bible character Of
Samson. The church was filled with at
tentive listeners. The fact is, Mr.. Egbert
is much admired as a speaker and Is
gentleman Of superior attaInments. HIS
fairness in the presentation of the char
acter Of the subject Of his discourse was
apparent aud admirable and the ming
ling OF sacred and profane history
evlnced his hberalIty and made his ser
mon one Of delightful and romantic
interest, From The appointments given
out previous to the service We learn that
the ladies OF the Presbyterian society
will give d social entertainment at the
home of Mrs. Curry on next Thursday
evening. Also that the teachers Of the
Sabbath school are requested 10 meet at
the church on Wednesday, to- morrow,
evening.
AT THE THEArRE- acknowledge
the receipt of complimentary tickets to
an entertainment which is to be given at
the Carson Theatre on Wednesday
evening, May 5, by Mrs. NJ. H. Breck's
school. This entertainment will con-
sist of singing. Rotations, and 50 on.
Bob Lindsay, Mr. Laughton, Mrs. Win
Hancohall Nd pth will
their services to the occasion. Tickets
only 81 cents. We hope this perform
ance may prove a success.
DocroR Butts. tho Chief Engineer of
the Carson Pound and Commander of
the Street Inspection. desires it to be
said thus publicly that it is not himself
to whom applies the charge in last even
ng's Tribune that "a certain official
who impounds other peoples cows let.
MS own run at large. Butts denies !
being the owner of COW, and swears
hat he is not that kind of a man any |
low.
PERSONS OR CORPORATIONS desiring !
o be supplied with FL Dorado Canyon
,oa! are notified that the original |
and author of the same, X.
VI. Daggett, Esq, editor OF the
Territorial! Enterprise, has consented to
.llow limited amount of that fra
rant, heat producing, cindecless fuel
. be placed in the market. This is
PRICELESS Boon. Address K. NJ. Dag
.ett, Fl Dorado Canyon, Nevada.
WINSTON New E1CHANGE.-Thisne new
aloon, so splendidly fitted up. and
pened on Saturday, by Messrs. T. B.
Winston and Fred Rsthbone, will doubt
.ss be one of the most popular In the
tate. Wines, liquors and cigars of the
est quality. A fine gaming hall is con-
ected Herewith. See advertisement.
The new officers of Warren Engine
Company No. are: Geo. w. Chedic,
resident; John Trap, Foreman; F
argent, First Assistant; John Gregg,
econd Assistant; l.. A. Hawthorne.
ecretary; and George Harvey, Trea.-
rer.
IL SEARCH OF RECREATIoN.-Mr. Writ
hopkins, Asssyer in chief of the Carson
lint, has gone to Southern California
, search of health and rest He has