Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-25
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gov 10 get ur il grand spelling match
in which tie leading professional men
Of thu. CITY will appear. An admission
Of twr~ty- five cents will be charged. the
object of the spelling match being To
procur. new music for the Church. Due
notic- of the evening aud the place
where the spelling match will take place
will I've gwen in the local columns of the
APPEAL We would suggest. as the la
dies have proved themselves generally
better spoilers than the gentlemen. that
they array themselves all on one side,
and leave the male bipeds the privilege
OF all being spelled down before one of
the fair ones misses word. Mr.. Howe
will promo unce The words for the SPELL
ers.
MEETING CO TIE CENTENNIAL CoN-
MIssEoSEEs.At a meeting Of the Ex-
scut.ye Committee of the State Board Of
Centennial Managers. held 10 this city.
yesterday Hon. c. c. Stevenson, II. F.
Rice and II. n. Yeripeton being pres
snt. H. r. Whitehill, State MineraloPist,
and w. F. Stewart were duly elected to
represent this State in the collection OF
sp. cimens and exhibiting the same at
the Centennial Exhibition at Philadel
phia in 1876 They will be under the
control of and direction Of the EXecu-
tive Committee. to whom they will fer
ward all specimens and report. Mr..
Stewart will, while there act az assist
ant to the State Niperalogist and shall
consult with him in all matters relative
to the exhibition OF specimens and such
other matters as are delegated to the
Mneralogist and are under his supsrvis-
ion.
CITY IMPROVEMENT. - The work Of
the grading of Carson street. which is
now going on under the superintendent
of Officer Butts is being completed as
IA .. Pos, lie. i tat ths sect LIS
be-. Iu'I, yelled off, a deposit of g'Tvsi
ei, :i'...1 .rCles thick VIII h spreal
o,e It vt be, ant then Carson stree;
VI lie haadsomts st thorough fare IL
the .>Gate.
Trs MAIL BLocK ,nE RAr-FD. - The
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Railroad has been raised at last. Yes
terday morning sixteen full bags Of mail
matter we're received at the Carson
Postoffice. We received dates from
New York and St. Louis, but they were
not of the latest All in good time.
however, we shall receive all our back
mails, ana most probably within the
next three days.
A SOCIAL REUNION will be given by the
Odd Fellows of Carson, at the Hall of
Carson Lodge No. 4, on tomorrow
Monday evening. April 26. Mr. H.
Il. Whitehil, will deliver an Address and
Mr.. p H Mulcaby will read Poem.
attend. The exercises will commence at
s O'Clock.
Episcopal CHURcH.-Rev. George 3.
Allen, Rector. Services at II 4. N. and
71Ir.M Sunday School at 1211,, P. NJ.
All are cordially invited to attend. Sub
ject OF morning discourse: what is ex-
pected of Christian that unites with |
the Church."
The closing OF the mail will now take |
place in the Carson Postoffice at 8 |
o'clock in the evening. This is an hour
earlier than heretofore. Tho reason Of |
this is the departure Of the evening train
1t an earlier hour.
BASE BALL Practice GAME.-This af-
Eernoon the Changers and Silver Stars
will have . practice game upon their
grounds west Of the railroad track and |
Iouth OF Fifth street,
n. E. CHURBH.-A. Fl. Tevis. Pastor,
Services at II A. n. and TX p. n. BY tho
pastor. Sabbath school at 2. ?. n.
subject: Tho Higher Life"
All are invited.