Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-24

CALEDONIA MrNsTRELs.-To-night the
California Minstrels will make their first
appearance for limited season at the
Carson Theater. They appear under
the auspices of Thomas Mcguire, the
veteran manager, and this should of
itself be sufficient announcement to
warrant them a cordial welcome by full
house. But their performances will be
their best recommendation. Their par
lor entertainment, in which their senti-
mental singing is given. is excellent.
Next follows burlesque on the Gilmore
Concert, in which the strength Of the
company appears, and which contains
an exaggerated imitation OF Gilmore. In
part second we have Mackin and Wilson
in Wash Day; an original stamp Grafton
hy Charley Reed, and Fiewy! Flewy.
The whole performance will conclude
with the burlesque play Of the Merry
Wives of Windsor. The programme and
the fame Of the troupe ought to be suf-
ficient 10 secure a good house.
Carson LIBRARY RooMs.-To-night
the Carson Library rooms will be
formally opened to the public. These
rooms are in the rear of the County
building and directly west of the site
selected for the projected County Jail.
The rooms have been fitted Up with con-
siderable care, and many standard books
are already in place. It is not the in
tention of the Directors to declare that
they have now a complete library, but
to iryite all the subscribers to be present
tonight and witness what their efforts
have already produced. A statement
will be made to the subscribers by the
President of what has been done and
what it is hoped will be done-when our
people shall understand the needs of an
institution like this There will be
music on the occasion. and nothing will
be left undone to make the opening
meeting tonight an agreeable one. The
public generally are invited to be
present.
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE VIRGINIA
CHRoNICLE.-We are informed that
Anton F. Zamloch, the magician, has
suit against D. E. McCarty.
publisher of the Virginia Chronicle, for
libel. The action is based on an article
in the Chronicle, we understand. in
which Zamloch was accused Of clipping
with his own sister and drawing other
differences from the asserted fact which
pointed to criminal intercourse between
Them. Mr.. Zamloch, who is q citizen of
Austria. has brought suit in the United
States Circuit Cour: because he is a cit
zen Of Austria. He sues for $50. 900
damages. We understand that the COM
plant was served on defendant yester-
lay.
LAKE. TAHOE. Mckinney writes
rom Tahoe City, under date of May 20,
IS follows: There is plenty of snow
,ere yet. and it has been showing all
lay. The amount OF snow that has
allen here since November is forty
'even feet nine inches; in the same time
be lake has risen thirty-one inches. 1t
will raise about ten inches more" Mr..
dckinney is making preparations to re- |
Give guests at Sugar Pine Point so soon
8 the snow clears of sufficiently to !
make travelling there and thereabout
greeable.
W. d. ToRREYsoN made his appearance
n the street again yesterday. His right
boulder still gives him great pain. and
Q is compelled to carry his right arm
'ell suspended. He is daily growing |
stter, however. . fact which oil his
they are many-will be
lad to learn.
STATE BoAED OF EDUcAI1oN.-Notics
hereby given that His Excsllency L.
). Bradley, has called An adjourned
lesting of the above Board, to be held
D Friday, May Goth, at II A. N. at the
lice of the State Superintendent.
O'DoNovAx Rosa does not appear to
ave been received with much enthu-
iasm in Virginia City. !