Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-08

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ANT1-CErSEsa MOVEMENT An Gdver
tisement appears in last evenings Viz
ginia Chronicle purport.ng 20 be Is
sued by the Virginia Anti Chinese
Union, and signed by John F. Nc
Donnell as President and Theo. II
Woodwork as Recording Secretary.
in which i, is stated that the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted on Tuesday last and ordered
/ published: EesolcsI, Tha, the Anti-Chi-
nese Union of Virginia City, Nevada. j,
/ in harmony with the movement through
on, the Pacific Coast to assls; il putting
! a stop to Chinese immigration and EN-
! p.oyment. R.sO!c:a. That on ana after
! the Fourth day Of July, 1876, the sa!d
| Union will 20: III any way patronize any
| store keeper, hotel keeper, saloon keeper,
| boarding housekeeper. lodging house
keeper, !aundrymep, the medical pro-
.ession, the legal profession, or any other
person OF persons who shall directly or
Indirectly employ o: sympsthize with
with Chinese labor.
TIE OrEER Satisfactorily morn
ing Charles T. Hone and Charles Cade
called st the APPEAL office. They wished,
they said, 20 contradict: the statement,
made in on. issue OF yesterday morning.
that goods had been stolen from the Chi
nsse camp at the wood fums OF Yering-
ton & Co. up the Kings Canyon road.
Mr.. Hone also desires as 10 state that no
threats against life or property were
made on Tuesday by the crowd with
which he was associated. Mr.. Hone
also denies that he is Secretary Of the
Anti. Asia;ic Circle. He says that the
organization which paraded on Tuesday
is known IS The Pacific Coast Union.
aud has no connection with the Anti
Asia,ic Circle. We give place TO these
statements all the more readily because
because both the individuals mentioned
have since been arrested and confined IN
Jail. All the charges against them vii!
be duly investigated when they are ar
raisned for THAI.
IAN OFFICIAL DILEMMA. Under
this heading the Lyon County Times
of Yesterday says 1.-THE docket fees
which the County Clerk collects are
usually paid in silver. being small
amounts. The fees go into the Judges
Salary Fund, from which the Dist
rict Judge is paid. The aggregate Of
all the small sums paid in silver
amounts TO quite bulky pile. and
the Judge suffers loss III receiving it
equal To- the prevailing discount on
silver. Yet there seems 10 be no
remedy, inasmuch as the law recog-
nizes 10 discount on currency. 1t is
thought that the matter will be
brought before the courts in a test
case The next Legislature will per-
haps pass an a.. remedy!ng the
trouble.
DEATH AT TIE STATE PalsoN.-issser-
day morning We published an item re-
feirius to s blasting accident at the State
Prison. We gave tho names Of the two
msn who were most seriously injured,
and mentioned another prisoner who
mad received slight hurts but whose
name we failed TO get. This man, whoss
name was Roland, died Yesterday. He
was only slightly injured on TIE left
hand. We are informed that Drs. Dsvl-
son and White statslthat the canse OF his
death was heart disease, for which he
hsd hitherto been examined. Roland
was about yesterday. ate well az usual,
bU: died suddenly II the afternoon. 1t
is probable that the shock OF the blast
hast.ned his death.
pEArE OF d. W. NoE.-D. w. Noe. a
carpenter and builder of Virginia City,
died there yesterday morning. after an
Illness Of only niue days. Deceased was
a native Of South Carolina, and aged 43
wears. He was an old resident of Vir-
rinia. and member Of the Knights of
Pv:hias and Of the Pacific Coast Pho
neers. The funeral will take place on
Friday afternoon at ! O'Clock.
WHITE Frost. YESTERDAY morning at
5 80 O'Clock, C. w. Friend. who had
risen a, that hour, declares that he dis
white frost. The thermometer
On Tuesday night got down az low 81 30 |
degrees. only three degrees above freez- |
ing, and Il is no wonder that there was |.
. frost.
ARRESTED F. bone. the cap
ain, and Charles Cade, the lieutenant
II the riotous crowd who made the
against the Chinese in
md about Carson on Monday and Tues
lay, have been arrested and confined in
all. The complaint against them was
or unlawful assembly"
LADIES can purchase linen suits at
he store OF Miss McCarrick 4 Ca. at
,alf the usual price asked elsewhere.
20 we are assured and requested to
announce. Location of store North
arson Street, east side.
STATE CONTROLLER HoBAET, who has
zen at the Bay for few weeks and at
Tirsinia City for the last few days, has