Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16
LOCAL NEWS or THE DAY.


The citizens of Carson are offered a
rare treat tonight in the form of a vocal
entertainment to be given by artists who
have gained a world wide reputation
Mrs. L. r. Moore formerly Little Clara
of the Swiss Bell Ringers who achieved
such remarkable success on her Benefit
night at Virginia. and whose inimitable
presentations have made her famous,
will appear in her songs and dances
The Virginia papers have euloglzed her
as one deserving patronage. and We be
heve We are not saying too much when We
advise our citizens to attend. The Viz
ginia Juvenile Troupe will assist by re-
citing the Muligan Guards They are
perfectly wonderful III their parts. Mrs
Helen Marble, whose entertainments
have been 50 highly applau1ed by tho
people Of Virginia and Gold Hill will
give her Rotations and sing her sweet
ballads. Mrs. Marble has dts rvediy
been praised by all the local papers
where she has appeared.
1ntemperance was the theme Of Mr..
Woods discourse in the Presbyterian
[ uiCH, tu SUNDAY evening". lie NIt he
to more numerous audience than we
have seen before i'll that church for ma
nv a day. He had very little remarka-
bic or new TO say upon the subject, but
he amusingly illustrated how some men
would get tight as they called it,
once a year-in some cases lasting from
the first day OF January to the thirty
first day of December-and how, when
first intoxicated they felt a little indie
pendent, then more independent, until
they ceased to care what the world might
think about them. He spoke earnestly
and hopefully to young men, but said
that for a man advanced in life in the
grasp of 1ntemperancs there was little
hope.
We note the death in Marysville, on
the eth instant, of James Mccullough
Reardon. The same will be well re-
menbered by old timers as the brother
of Hon. Tom Reardou, Judge of the |
District in which is situated-if, indeed, |
not entirely composed by. Nevada
county. California. He was a young
lawyer Of some promise.
Mr.. Tevis spoke to full house in the
Methodist church. on Sunday evening. |
His subject was, in substance true man |
hood, and he treated it in his accus-
toned forcible and felicitous style
Woman's War With Whisky is the
subject of lecture to be delivered BY
Miss Sallie Hart in the Senate Chamber
next Wednesday evening. See CORE
spondence in relation thereto published
IN the Appeal of this morning.
The Nevada State Prison is undergo
ng an investigation by Joint committee
IF both branches of the Legislature.
The committee visited the Prison on Sat
friday.
Major Mccoy. United States Centen-
,ial Commissioner for tho State of Ne
Iada, and ex-senator of the State, is
low in town on matters connected with
he Centennial Exhibition. He favored
Is with call yesterday.
H. C. Street, formerly an editor in
larson, now of Elko, is in town and
nil remain for several days.
Mr.. Fl. T. Dunning left Carson last
vening on three months visit to his
'iends in Maine.
The ladies of the n. E. Church will
i've another Of their pleasant socials, at
be Parsonage, this evening.
The ball given by Mrs. Johnson: and
auehter. at Turn Verein Hall, in liquid I
ton of debt, was well attended and
uccess both socially and financially.