Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-20

TIE SIERRA NEVADA Coal CoMPANY.-
This mine is situated near Verdi. in
| Humboldt county, and promises to be
one of the richest coal fields on the Pa
ciic coast. The vein has been traced
through the BASIN tor tao miles and
shows a breast Of seven feet CT brown
Ignite rs we'll defined as any coal vein
anywhere. We are glad to know that
some of our own citizens are interested
in this mine. They have been at work
for some time in peifecting their title to
the sane, and have now secured six
quarter sections, making nine hundred
and sixty acres Of coal land to their
company. With the Sies a Nevada coal
niue on the west and he Humboldt Coal
Company on the east both contiguous
aud both at wolk-we shall look for
some developments in the caiboniferous
line this coming summer. We shall be
glad to record facts of this kind. Good
cCal mines are greatly needed to furnish
our people with fuel. SO let our carbon-
ferrous friends produce their black dia-
monds. We are not jealous.
ZANLocH.-The Virginia Chronicle Of
last evening contained a two-third co..
umn sensational article about the disap-
pearance from Virginia City OF a mar
ried lady with Zamloch, the magician.
and that the lady represented herself as
Zamloch's sister. The insinuations of
the Chronicle are simply beastly. Fam
loch, who is here, states that the runs-
way wife. who is his sister, married
John Spar in Virginia City about three
months ago. and has lived with him as
long as she could. She was going to an
uncle in San Francisco. and Zamloch |
says he told her she might come with |
him if she desired. He has another |
sister in Virginia. he says, Mrs. Smith. |
who will confirm this statement. Geo. |
C. Currie, of Virginia City, now here,
says he knows Zamloch and both his
sisters, and that this statement is true.
New POSTAGE ENvELoPE.-Then new
Centennial stamped envelope has
made its appearance. These stamped
envelopes are of the denomination of
three cents and are issued and sold
only at the Centennial Branch Post
office in Philadelphia. The depart
nent at Washington not having mott
led the Y0stmasters throughout the
country of their issue. they will prob
,bly give considerable trouble until
hey ara known, and by that time
hev VII be useless, as they are not
rood after the 10Th of November.
The desil.l is a green eScutchiOn with
/ mail c,rlier on horseback, represent
ny lI.6, and an express train repre-
,enting 1876. These dates are on the
stamp, together with the words, "Cen-
annial. United States-:hree cents
The WALNUT.-Ihis is the name Bill
farrell gives 70 his new saloon. which
viii be formally opened to the public at
2 o'clock N. to-day. All the friends OF
'arrell are invited to give him call.
Zee his advertisement.
TEE Supreme Court rendered deci-
ion in the case involving the Constitu-
onality of the Act incorporating Carson
lily. The validity of the Act 10 main
,insd. The opinion is by Justice Earll.
nd is concurred in by Chief Justice
[aw!ey and Justice Beatty.
To THE LADIEs.-Miss McCarick &
o. Will to-day, as heretofore an
ounced, give grand opening dis
lay of Summer millinery. Remem-
er the place-North Carson street,
,st side.
STILL CoLD.-Ahhough the weather
as moderated little, it is not very pro-
Using Spring weather yet. On Friday
ight Friends thermometer registered
degrees. the freezing point.
Brooks will this !
forming receive a fine large stock of