Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13


The CErssA Gaard's Rail.
We hope that the Ball, planned by our
friends of tie Carson Guard for Tues
! day night may prove as brilliant AZ sff.ir
as their deseryings entitle them to enjoy
Certainly Carson ought to support one
! military company and lend it a hearty
! encouragement. The arrangements made
by the Guard for their entertainment arc
Of the ccmpietest character. We need
| say nothing in praise of the hall. 1t
vii! be, by the time tuesday night
comes tound In splendid order IN all Its
parts. Tie ceiling Is being painted a
handsome and appropriate sky-blue tint.
the wells will receive their coating Of
white and the gas jets will light up ono
OF the haDdsomest ana most comm od!-
Gus halls on this coast. Ia addition to
/ the ball proper are the new and we'll
appointed dressing rooms in rear OF the
stage. These are provided with closets
ana other convenIenc-s and make the
establishment all that could DO desired.
The very best musical talen. has been
engaged and tho programme Of canoes
We acknowledge = complimentary ticket.
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA BULLION RI
cElrxD AT THE MINT YESTERDAY, - 1t
affords US unspsaksble pleasure to Az
novnce as q gratifying supplement to
tho statement which reaches us from
San Francisco. that the Consolidated
70 Il ,yt} ,,1
declared last month, that there were yes
terd.y received at the Carson Mint
fifteen bars of bullion from that mine,
weighing in the aggregate, no less than
-, et1 90 ounces and valued at the round
sun of sac, 779 81. This is assuring to
tee general public as we'll As to those
who entertain feeling Of solicitude for
and III behalf Of the cause of specie re-
sUlmption-an event Of the future almost
wholly dependent upon the continued
of the Comstock, and the
uninterrupted working OF the MINIS Of
tins country to their fullest capacity.
New BAKERY Up TOWN. - Oar old !
friend Captain C. Meyer, late of the
Philadelphia Saloon. being a baker by
trade. will pursue his calling at his place
Of business opposite the Gas Works and |
near the V. L 7. Round House. A
printed circular which lies before US in
forms the public that this bakery will
keep constant supply Of " bread,
,akes, pies, crackers and everything
to frst-class bakery - also
hat families will be supplied st their
,esidences with fresh bread every morn
ng. Bread consumers are further in
'tructed to leave their orders at the
Philadelphia Saloon opposite the Orms-
y House and at the Bakery. Evidently
he Captain means business. The early
morning delivery of bread at family res
denees will be a very great convenience.
The members Of the Methodist Sabbath
chooi and ladies of the congregation ARE
equested to meet at the Methodist church
mis- evening at O'Clock.
We find the foregoing notice on our
esk awaiting editorial and typograph-
,al action. We do not know Just Why ,
lr. Tevis-the notice il in bis hand
to have these Sunday
chool folk gathered together, but We .
aspect that he would like to have them ,
egln to take some thought Of the near 7
holidays, and make prepar-
Iioc. for the same. Whether this be so i
: not, the call should be promptly and q
lily needed, and the APPEAL hopes to c
. able to record an early and enthusiasts
C attendance by the scholars and tea
lsrs. l
PARDosED OUr.-Pruett, the colorsd
an who was sent to the State Prison Q
ON Douglas county for the doing Of 2
me sort Of cussednsss, We forget what.
~ pardoned out yesterday. We saw
m on the street looking as happy ~ .
'vly opened oyster and a. undisturbed Y
; any qunlms OF impaired innocence a. :;
spring chicken. He had four years :.
niger to serve. Why he was pardonsd - =
II he didn't know, and w are sure We u
not. The boy-hs il hardly anything
se-is a. smart ~ a trap and An excel
ut hand at horses and We hope his Al
life may prove good lesson ia
him and keep him out of mischief III x
. future. The rogue is dressed within
j inch Of his life and sports prismoi-
i cravat that would saptivats the most te
squaw in existence. lP