Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-16

yesterday received the following COM
munication from the Supsrintendtn Of
the Mint in this city:
carson. April Is. 1878.
1.-THE Superintendent of the Mint Of
the e. S. at this place has received a
CON mnnication from the Director ct the
MINIS nt!N i>lus HIM that e-,erni de-Ishs
for the new 20 cer's' coin have bee n
submitted, and thai "I.e uI he other will
be accepted by the Treasury department
some day during the coming week. when
the dies will be prepared. at once for
warded to the different MINIS and the
execution of that coin commenced.
From the foregoing. it would appear
the press. to the effect that the San
Francisco Mint is now engaged in the
coinage of twenty cent pieces is u fahri
cation as the Director Of the Mint has
not vet decided which of the several de-
signs submitted to him shall be adopted.
So we shall be liable to be coming them
here as soon as they do i'll San Francisco.
il not before them. Our Mint coined
Trade Dollars before the San Francisco
Mint did and why shouldn't We beat
them in coming twenty cent pieces;
Police CoUKT - WITHERELL, j.
On Tuesday, John Doe was arrested on
a charge of drunkenness, arraigred on
Wednesday, pleaded guilty to the
charge and WAS fined SIG, which he
paid and went on his way rejoicing.
1t appears he rejoiced a little too much,
for on Wednesday night he was re-
arrested on the same old charge.
pleaded guilty again and was fined
$50. This rather diversified his Pile
and he WAS committed for fifteen days.
He will doubtless appear to day with
Policeman Butts, armed with pick and
shovel.
The westward bound train on the
Central Pacific Railroad was eight hours
behind time night before last and did
not make connection ut Reno with the
train on the Virginia and Truckee Rail- !
road. In consequence no mail or pas
seneers from the East arrived yesterday
morning. Passengers who started to |
San Francisco on the train night before |
last did not leave Reno until y o'clock |
yesterday morning. and would not arrive |
at their destination until o'clock this |
morning.
The Episcopal Social will take place !
this evening at Moore & Parker's Hall. !
OF course the ladies of the Society are |
The managers Of the entertainment, and !
they never fall short OF success. The |
price OF admission is only so cents
Tor gentlemen. Ladies free Supper
80 cents. Dancing is a part Of the en-
This Social should, as it
doubtless will be we'll attended.
WAEM SPRINGS RoAD.-The proprie-
ors of the Warm Springs Hotel are
greatly improving the road between
heir hotel and this city. They have
olowed beside the road and are scrspipg
n dirt upon its hardest and more uneven
places with two horses and a scraper.
Miss Jessie Grieves left Carson last
vening for San Francisco; and will soon
eturn to her Eastern home. Mrs. Geo.
;. Allen also started for San Francisco
y last night train. and will remain In
hat city several weeks.
DR.. Dawson reports a man just from
he East sick with the measles at Frank
own. OF course be caught the infection
n the way here. The Doctor reports
ass of scarlet fever in our county hos
ital
The Odd Fellows OF Storey county will
Celebrate the Fifty sixth anniversary of
heir Order in the United States by
arade, ORATOR, poem and ball.
Tomorrow evening . spelling match
ill take place at Corbett's Hall A
Febster's Dictionary is the prize offered
} the best speller.
In THE EAsT.-Theodore A. Hale,
'eputy State Controller. is on trip
trough the eastern counties on financial
latters.
1t is estimated that there are 1000
len out Of work in Virginia City and
old Hill.
TELEGRAPH1c MEssAGE.-There 10 a
essage for James Bourn at the Atlantic ]
nd Pacific Telegraph Office.