Morning Appeal (Carson City, Nev.)
June 14, 1877
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ID) ID EAL. CARSON CITY, NEVADA: THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1877. NO. 69. VOL. 10. MORN NGr MORNING APPEAL. Published every morning (Mondays excepted), ROBINSON MIGHELS, BINRT B. JHOHSLS. MARSHALL BOSTNSON. Publishers and Proprietors. A Dily Newspaper, devoted to Politics, General News, and Local Affairs. OFFICE -On Second street, opposite the southern front of the State Capito' Terms of Subscription: One copy, one year, by mail tt 00 One copy, six months, by mail 6 60 One copy, three months, by mail Payments on subscription, invariably is advanci. Thare will be no deviation from this rule. Tbk Appeal will be delivered to the citizens of Carson at Fifty Csnts per wek, payable weldy to the earner. Rates of Advertising: Rales of advertising can be ascertained on application at this office. Wagons Wagons CI ARSON CITY BTl'DEBAKER WAOO.V z depository. Having received the agency for the sale of the celebrated Studebaker Wagons, I am now receiving wagons from the above manufactorv especially adapted to this State, as they were made irorn models and patterns sent to the manufac tory by me. I also have a fine lot of EXPRESS AND LIGHT SPRING WAGON'S On hand. A'so, Farm and Road Wagons of my own make. The above Wagons I guarantee to sell as low as the same stvle of Wagons can be purchased for in Sacramento City, with the addition of freight from Sacramento to Carson. I have also on hand and for sale ALL SIZES OF CAST STEEL AXLES. Some very fine Three and One-half Inch Cast Steel Axles for lodging purposes. Also, all kinds of Hard Wood Lum ber, Wagon Material, Etc. Also, agent for the celebrated SARVEN PATENT WHEELS. B'acksmithing of all kinds, Carriage Repairing, Etc., Etc., neatly done. Horse shoeing a specialty. Having pur chased the right to the use of the celebrated GOODSXOICH HORSE SHOES, (New style). I call the es)ecial attention of horse farriers to the same. HAVING ESTABLISHED A PAINT SHOP And employed a first class Carriage, Sign and Ornamental Painter, I invite especial attention to worK, prices, eic. W. D. TORREYSON, Corner Third and Carson streets, opposite the St. Charles Hotel, and corner of Telegraph and Plaza streets, opposite Kevwr Elrod s hay yard. Carson, May 3, 1S77. BENTON'S LIVERY STABLE CORNER CA P.SOX AND TH1P.D STREETS, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. ELEGANT PRIVATE CA fi liates and Buggies and spirited r J earns can aJwavs be obtained. Particular attention paid to livery horses -Ai Attendants on hnnd Day and Nijfut. HuRst: boarded by the day or week on REASONABLE TERMS. J. M. BENTON, Proprietor. Carson, January 20, 187ii. IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE I l"nitd States for the District of Nevada. In re V. A. MulU-r and P. C. Weber, bankrupts. In bank ruptcy. Notice is hc-rcbv given to the creditors of said bankrupts, ana to all jwrtics interested, that TUESDAY, THE 12th DAY OK JUNE, 177, 10 o'clock a. M., and the Court-room oi said Court, iu Carson City, Dibtrirt atorcNaid. have been appointed as the time and place when snid Court will, on bearing, inquire whether tnc resolution passed tiy the cred tors oi Paul bankrupts on the 30th dav of .May, Is. 7, ac centinv Uie prioi-.d of eouiTxisition made by said bank rapts, was passed as required by law, and whether the same is tor tne nest interest oi an concerned wtien and where all parties interested may apear and be heard in that behalf. Witness the Hon. E. W. HiLLTFR, Judge of said District Court, and the seal thereof hereto attixed. at Carson City District oi Nevada, this tith dav of June, 1877. j T. J. EDWAKDS, Clerk. ASSIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY". IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE DISTRICT I Court of the United Slates for the District of Nevada, made and entered on the 19th day of Mav, 1S77, 1 hereby rive notice that I will sell at public auction, in one parcel free from all incumbrances., on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1377. In front of the property, the following pieces of land in Larson oty, urinauy countv, state of Nevada, to nit Those certain pieces ol land called and known as and trtibg: Whole of Lot Four, rive and Eight, and the Coruern four and a half (i) feet of Lot Nine, all in Block Thirty-fife (3i) of Sears, Thompson and Sear's Dl virion of said Carson City, wita me store, counters, shelving and uiuer uxiurov in lu uuuuuig. lucreupua. Bala property forming part of the estate of A. B. DRIESBACH, Bank rupt, in bankruptcy. ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assignee. Carson City, Nevada, May 19, 1S77. Iaw3w "VJ"EVADA SULPHUR COMPANY.-Loea- Xl tion of principal place of business, Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada. Location of works, Ormsby county. Nevada. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting T oi iw.ni oi iTusiees, neia on me aecona aav or aiarcb, A. D. 1377, an assessment (No. 2) of Four ($4) Dollars per share was levied upon the capital stock of the company, payable immediately In United States gold coin, to the Secretary of the company in Carson City, Nevada. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on tne 18th day of June, A. D. 1877, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 18th day of July. 1877, ta pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. THOMAS L. SMITH, Secretary, Carson City Mav 19, 1877. ORMSBY HOUSE, CORNER OF CARSON AND SECOND STREETS Carton City, Xevads, GEO. XD. FRYER, PROPRIETOR. mHH WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HA BEEN J enlarged and reconstructed lUxtil ia capacity ami appearance it is unquestionably the BEST PUBLIC HOUSE IN NEVASA. Surpassing anything of the kind in this State; and the Spacious Dining Hall, Magnificent Parlors and splendlo Salts of Rooms. Combine to make it supply a want long felt here and throughout ths State. No pains or expense will be spared in the CULINARY DEPARTMENT. And nothing that the markets of the Pacifie Coast afford will be omitted from the table. To correspond with the general elegance of the House The Bar will be kept second to nothing in San Francisco; and the Bll lant Room will always be first class In lea appointments. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Have an office in the House; and all possible facilities will be afforded to Guests, Families and the Traveling Public. A SHARE OF PUBLIC PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED CEO. D. FRYER. Proprietor. janlui CARSON CITY BREWERY, King street, Carson City, JACOB E.LE IN, PROPRIETOR. T' HE VERY BEST i(l'A L I T Y OP LACER BEER Made on the Pacific Coast or anywhere. Orders promptly attended to. The saloon is constantly supplied with the finest brands of WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. O-CIVE ME A CALL, janltf JACOB KLEIM. MORTON HOUSE, North Carson street, Between TelegTaph and spear streets, Carson City. H AVINU A LEASE OF THE BRICK building known as the Rinftkel property, I propose to carry' on the business of Hotel and Restaurant on the European style Parties desiring suits or sinirle rooms, with or withou board, can have the same by applying. The House wi be opened on Saturday evening, the Siitu. HEALS AT ALL flOLKo. JAMES HUNT, Proprietoi. Carson City, April 28, 1877. m FAMILY RESTAURANT, CORNER OF Carson and Telegraph streets, Carson City. HVING FITTED UP Restaurant rooms at the aboe named place, I am prepared to accommodate my customers and the public generally. D. KAISER. Carson, July 25, 1S75. RATHBONE'S EXCHANGE, (Late Rathbone Winston's Exchange.) HE BEST STOCKED BAR Most Commodious Gaming Hall In Carson City. one but the choices Wines, Liquors aad HavAnast FRED RATHBONE, Proprietor. Carson, May 5, .1877. JOHN G. FOX'S EMPORIUM 'OF Literature, Art and Bijouterie. T1IS SELECTION OF BOOKS. WHICH JLJ. is constantly being increased by receipts from the East, embraces Standard Works, Poetry, Illus trated Gift Books and Chil dren's Books, Music in Sheets and Books, And all sorts of Musical Instruments, including Stein way's Pianos, For which Mr. Fox is the Agent. Also, an extensive selection uf Fine' Watches, French Clocks, Jewelry and Silver Ware, Cold, Sliver and Precious Stones, Staple and Fancy Stationery. AGENT FOR Lazarus A. Morris's celebrated perfected Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Toys, Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, Ammunition, and a very choice lot of Shelf Goods too numerous to specify, all AT PRICES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES. r CALL ANIJ EXAMINE. W JOHN G. FOX. Carson street, opposite the CajHtol, Carson City, Nevada. janl9m DEALER fN Groceries, Eftf. On. s. Lemons, Fresh Efftf. On. s. Lemons, and Drle i Fruit, Pineapplee, Cherries, Cocoanuts. Figs, Vegetables, Bananas, Grapes, Confectionery. Nuts, Fresh Fish. Fresh Ranch Butter, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc.. Etc Etc PLACE OF BUSINESS No. 3, Mouth Carson street, opposite the C apitol, I arson City, Nev. myfitf .1. IVANCOVICH. CEORCE PERASICH, SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, Wholesale and retail dealer in FRESH ERl ITS, VEGETABLES, CONNECTIONS. ETC. E UNDERSIGNED HA ON HAND and is daily receiviii,' the Choicest Fruits, Freshest Vegetables, Best ot Confections. Choice Havana Cigars, P .ultry, Ranch Ecffs, Etc. S. B. Orders promptly filled and delivered aa per di rections. GEOROE PERASICH. Carson street, next to Theater Saloon. DPTJLE! WATER, LARGE SPRINGS, CLEAR WATER, and CLEAN PIPES, I AM PREPARED TO FURNISH GOOD, PL RE WATER, And plenty of it, at reasonable rates. Families, Restau rants and howls furnished ou the most advantageous terms. Test the Matter for Carson, May 7, 1876. Yourselves. E. D. SWEENEY. TO WATER CONSUMERS. THE CARSON WATEW COMPANY hereby notify their customers that they Must Not Use Water for Irrigation, Or for any other than house purposes, Without First Applying at the Company's Office, And making special arrangement. CARSON WATER COMPANY. Carson, March 20, 1877. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES notice that be has purchased the stock of Jewelry, Watches, etc., also the fixtures and outstanding accounUt of Mr. C. W. Friend. The business will be contiuued by Ma. A. Hentschel as my agent, who alone is authorized to collect the indebtedness. JOSEPH HABER. Carson City, May 21, 1877. The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has pur chased the stock of Cigars, Tobacco and Notions of Mr. C. W. Friend. The business will be continued by Mr. A. Hentschel as my agent. M. WERTHEIMER. Carson City, May 21, 1877. my22m, H. B. DAVISON, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, OFFICE: On King sweet,, rear of WIlUs' Drugstore, Carson City, Nevada. augltf GOOD NEWS -FOR- OAHSON OITYI IN VIEW OF THE PREVAILING HARD A ti times, we are now selling- our GOODS AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES WE OFFER AGAIN 10-4 Best Sheeting at 371 cents Worth SO cents. 1 6 yards of Calico for 8 1 SUMMER SILKS, 87 cents, and Upwards. Two-ply Carpet 50 cents. Grenadine Dress Goods. .15 cents Oras Cloths, a full line 1J cents Ladies will find it greatly to their advantage to trade at OLCOVICM BKOfl. Carson, June 8, 1877. THE ONLY ONE PRICE STORE IN TOWN! FRANK BOSKOVt ITZ DEALERIIN MEN'S AND BIOYS' CLOTHING, Fnrnishlnjr Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises. Blankets, Mattresses, Ksc Etc Etc.. COUNTY BUILDING, CARSON CITY NEVADA OC4tf GREAT EXCITEMENT! GREAT CROWDS OF PEOPLE COS. stantly rushing to the large Clothing Store of KOPPEL PLATT, Corner of Carson and Third Streets, opposite the St. Charles Hotel, CARSON" CITY NEVADA. To view and purchase of their magnificent stock of Spring and Summer Goods, C0NS1STI.KU OK Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing, Of all the latest styles. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Shirts Collars. Etc.. Etc. octltf L. MORRIS CO. ARE CLOSING OUT rpBEIR ENTIRE FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIGES. Jan9tX CARSON CITY Wood and Coal Yard, Telegraph afreet, next the. Virginia and Truckee Railroad, CARSON CITY, NEVADA, A, CUTTS CO PROPRIETORS DEALERS IN WOOD, COAL, LATH, LIME, HAIR, CEMENT AND PLASTER. A. CUTTS, Sole Manager. Carson, April 14, 1877. OR. L. J. HERRICK, HOMEOPATHIO PHYSICIAN, OFFICE: In Matt. Rinckel's new bl-H-k, Carson street, CARSON CITY I CHANGE OF TIME. JOINT TIME TABLE. KGINIA AND TBVCKII AC CENTUAL PACIFIC. express rsoa SAM fRAKCHCO. EXPEES FROM viRoiKiA crrr. JOIST TIMS TAILS. Arrive.. 10. 45 a. u IQ.U A. st 10.00 A. u Depart 1.16 Arrive.. 9.00 f 8.0S A. f. 7.36 A. U 6.00 A. U 9 16 P. M. 6.10 P. if. Virginia Gold Hill.... ...Mound House.. Carson...... Leave... 6.00 P. II r. u. 6 46 P. If. Arrive.. 7.10 Depart 7.8S Steamboat 8.J7 P. a. 9 00 P. M. 11.10 p. M 6.80 A. It 9 10 A. M Reno ....Truckee ..Sacramento Vallejo San Francisco. Leave... 4.00 r. u. Arrive. .11.10 A. a San Francisco time on the C. P. R. R Carson time on the V. T. R. R. Dinner on the boat from San Francisco, and Breakfast at Reno, going East. Breaxjast on tne boat from Vallejo, going- West. SLEEPING CAR daily between Carson and Vallejo. H. M. YERIN'OTOX, General Superintendent V. T. P. R. A. M. TOWNE, ajltf General Superintendent C. P. R. R. GEORGE W. KITZMEYER HAS JUST RECEIVED LARGE STOCK styles of OF THE LATEST Walnut Chamber Suits, Beautiful Parlor Suits, Elegant Sideboards, Wardrobes, Bookcases, Writing Desks and Tables of all Kinds. The above goods all come direct from Eastern manufae tones, made of solid walnut, and have the most desirable oil finish. I have also en hand a larg variety of Camp Chairs, Parlor, Office, Dining and Kitchen Chairs, Lounges, Spring Beds, Mattresses, and Pillows. decStf GEORGE W. KITZMEYER CAPITOL STORE, CORNER KING AND ORMSBY STREETS. CARSON CITY, QHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Flour, Feed, Hams, Bacon, Butter, Lard, Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Choice Liquors, Pure Brandy Wines, Old Valley Whisky. Cigars cto Totoaooo IIARDW ARE, CROCKERY, PAINTS AND OILS. A FULL LINE OF HOU8KKKKPINO GOODS Always on hand and delivered free of charge. CALL AND SEE CS.-SA mvltf REINSTEIN Wk GIBSON. BERLIN AND ZEPHYR WOOL DEPOT. R. FRED. BROOKS. DEALER IN DOOES, STATIONERY, Picture Frames. Sheet MuBic and Musical Instruments, Babies' Buggies, Toys, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols and Ammunition, AGENCY FOR Hallet Duvis k Co.' Pianos, Bocker Bros. Grand Pianos, George Woods Co.'s Parlor Orjrani, Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines, and Howe's hewwj Machines. We deliver to any part of town the Daily Territorial Enterprise, Gold Hill News, Virginia City Evening Chron icle, and all the California and Eastern Newxpapers, Picto rials and Magazines. Ber in and Zephyr Wools. Embroidery Patterns, Canvas, Leaf Wax, Sewing Machine Noedles, and every thing pertaining to Ladle's Ornamental Needle Work. R. FRED. Br.OOKS, Rinckel's Fire-proof Block, next door to Carson Theater, Carson City, Nevada. A Stitch in Time Don't Throw Away Your Old Clothes! THOMAS MILLARD, TIIK MOST skillful Clothes Cleaner in this State, has resumed business in his old stand, on Carson Street, neat to Rail's Htere. "Work done Quickly and Chean. Carson, May 22, 1377 J. W. FOX, M. D.f J3 HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE: Wain's Building, corner of King snd Cun streets, Carson City, Nevada. OSHce liours: iroli IJ u. toJS p. u. jaiils
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MORNING APPEAL. THIESDAY. ..JIM: II. 1S73 SENATOR CONKLING AND THE AD MINISTRATION. COLLISION AND SERIOUS AT RENO. ACCIDENT la the press dispatches we find the follow ing. Washington, June 12. Senator CoiikJing, who was here for four days, procured his pass port for Europe through subordinates of the State department, as his relations with Secre tary Evarts precluded personal intercourse with that gentleman. During Conkling's stay here it is said by his intimate friends that he did not call at the White House, and further, that he has abstained entirely from recommendations in behalf of persons who seek presidential favors, leaving himself free to oppose or support the President when Con gress meets, as he may see fit. The rills which feed the great stream of telegraphic news are so easily polluted with the drift and discolorations of idle and mis cliievous rumor that one is constrained to a habit of cautiousness in accepting, in the light of unadulterated truth, such statements as the foregoing. If we of the Morning Ap peal believe it true, the wish that it should be so is father to the thought that it is. We have a very great respect for some of the traits and possibilities of Mr. Conkling's char acter. He is very able, very nice-rnin led, very largely gifted with language and a very acute lawyer. We hardly know what a .states man is but Uonklmg comes close to our crude notions of what a statesman is and ought to be. His arguments show clean, judi cious, critical scholarship and very large ana lytical powers. His grasp is instant, mascu line, strong. His manner of presentation is caustic and incisive. There is great elabora tion but no sacrifice of solid ideas to words. His structure is ornate, but the substance is solid. lie combines elegance and something like ruggedness in an admirable degree. The faulty side of the man's character i his con stant and undisguised pride. He is as haughty as a prince of the blood royal. His enemies speak of him as a vain man and the popular mind has been taught to regard him as a strut ting peacock. But this is a mistake. He is too proud to be vain, as he is too largely and loftily self-respectful to be susceptible to the petty dishonesties of the political peculator. He is a most admirable Senator and a very skilled and useful legislator. This latter is a rare faculty among public men even public men of Ion? standing. The toil and busi-, ness, the attentiveness and constant participa tion in the work of the legislature requisite to the character of a true law-maker, these are not at all common traits among Senators and members of the House of Representatives Mr. Conklins: deserves the rank ho holds among the Senators of the Republican side. He has been consistent, faithful and strong. He stood by the administration of President Grant with all the courage and heroism of his nature. No man is more valorous and indif ferent to danger or calumny than he when oc casion requires. His loyalty to the third term possibility had much to do with decreas ing his chances for the Presidential nomina tion at Cincinnati. This man is the furthest possible remove irom a demac:onie. lie nas a manful way of standing by his political friends and supporters as all healthful-minded and loyal-hearted men always have but he cannot debase himself. The present Admin istration has, with unprecedented meanness and want of the chivalric instinct, ostenta tiously ignored him and his claim to be consulted and recognized as a loader of the Republican party. He has the first right, as the distin mulshed Senator of a great Mate ana as a member of the party which made Mr. Hayes the President to be counseled with and lis tened to. Instead of being treated with the consideration to which he is entitled, the President selects for the head of his Cabinet a. man whose course has been personally of fensive to Mr. Conkling. The elements who have conspired against the Senator in his na tive State hav e been led by ex-Senator Fen ton. The difference between these two is irrepara ble. William M. Evarts has been offensively sympathetic with Mr. Conkling's enemies, rivals and detractors in the Republican partj. He sided with Andrew Johnson. He has never been heartily with the Republican party. His attitude has been as offensive as that of Carl Schurz. His presence in the Cabinet is a conspicuous affront to the Sena tor from New York. We greatly admire the highly self-respectful attitude of Mr. Conk ling and we believe him so thoroughly capa ble of deporting himself as it is hinted in the above he is doing, that we are much inclined to believe the statement to be true in sub- Tlit Rono Journal of yesterday mornintt informs us as follows A. J. Bunting and M. Harrison were crossim; the railroad at the Sierra street crossing yesterday morning with a two-horse wagon, just as the lightning train was com ing in. The consequence was the train struck the team and horses and run three car lengths before it stopped. One of the horses was killed and the other so badly injured that it had to be shot. Bunting was thrown under the wagon, and had a narrow escape from death, but got off with injuries hich will only lay him up for a few days. Harrison was but slightly hurt. We have investigated this matter carefully and have come to the conclusion that the accident was the result of carelessness and thoughtlessness on the part of Bunting and Harrison. Vet the railroad is not entirely blameless by any means. The bell was ringing, it is true, but the train was coming at a speed of from 15 to 18 miles an hour, and such fast traveling through the tow n must be stopped. It is not right. No train should be allowed to run through town faster than at the rate of 4 or 5 miles an hour. They should now give the necessary orders and enforce them. The people make the demand, and request that it be complied, with. The damage by yesterday's collision will aggregate about $T00, as besides the loss of the horses, Mr. Harrison's wagon was knocked all to pieces, Hereafter we trust that all who cross the railroad tracks will be more careful. It is often the case that men drive across their thoughts busy with busi ness affairs, and it is a wonder that more such accidents do not occur. A man is always taking chances driving across a railroad track, and when he does he should always have his wits about him, and hwt'j there is no possible danger. Too Cheap. About two weeks ago, a couple of Mexicans arrived in town with six good horses, which they offered for sale. The animals were pronounced by judges of horse flesh to be worth an average of 100 each, and the Mexicans disposed of them at the price they asked 275 for the lot, the entire six being purchased by two men in partnership. The purchasers disposed of the horses to other parties, giving in some instances' guarantees to the purchasers to refund the money should the owners of tho horses turn up, the fact of the Mexicans having disposed of the animals so cheap having created the impression that they did not come into their posession honestly. Yesterday Sheriff Harper received a dispatch from Captain Rabbits, Deputy Sheriff of Eureka at Palisade, in struefing him to arrest a small sized Mexican, with horses branded F, the property of Woodruff it Elinor. This description filled the bill for one of the Mexicans and some of the horses; bvt the birds had flown and it is so long since they .started on their flight that it is impossible to trace them. The horses are here, however, and it is probable that those who were congratulating themselves on their great bargains in horses w ill have to surrender June 11. Murderer caught. The Silver State of Monday informs us of the arrest of Mills, the negro murderer, as follows A dispatch from Halleck Station received yesterday says that a reward was offered for the capture of Mills, the negro who shot J? in nerty at that place. A party of Indians started in pursuit of the fugitive, but before they had time to overtake him he was caught by a rancher named Pixley in Lamoille Valley Yesterday he was taken to Elko and lodged in jail. It is very probable that he would have been lynched if captured by the citizens of Halleck as the feeling against him is very bitter. A German who has a wife and child in Sac reinento and who was on his way to St. Louis, fell in a fit at Winnemucca on Monday. He is thought to be insane; and whiskey is sus pected of the parentage of his condition. A Jury has been empanneled to try Rover, and the'trial is now progressing in the District Court for Washoe county. The Australian Team is at Winnemucca. SEW AUVEBTIsEMOTS. CARSON THEATER. THE INCOMPARABLE ORATOR, COL ROBERT G. INGERSOLL, Who has won even greater triumphs on the lecture plat form than upon the political stump, will deliver hit cele brated lecture, which ha created such an immense furore in the Eastern and Western cities, entitled The Liberty of Man, Woman and Child." Wednesday Evening, June 20th. ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR No extra charge for reserved seats. Seats can be secured at the Theater. FOR RENT. At the Warm Springs Hotel, a Small Cottage, suitable for a respectable man and wife, or small family desiring to try the curative properties of the Springs. Apply on the premises, t jeSlt GRAND REOPENING BOWERS' UASSIOIV. O PEN F OK VISITORS PICM PARTIfcS A X O PICNICS! their steeds.-- R. R. Rt.vi l!y a strange and significant coincidence the Reveille notes the sudden leaving of Fred Hart for Salt Lake City. The inference will be inferred by the inferential The Coroner's jury in the case of the killing of McSloy by David Manheim near Eureka re turned as their verdict the following: In the matter of the inquisition upn the liody of John McSloy, deceased, we the un dersigned, the jury summoned to appear be fore A. C. Bishop, ex-offieio Coroner of the county of Eureka, at Eureka, Nevada, on the '.th of June, A. D. 1877, to inquire into the cause of the death of James McSloy. having been duly sworn according to law, and having made such inquisition alter insiie-ctiny: the body and hearing the testimony addncpd, upon our oath, each and all do say that we find the deceased was named James McSloy; that he was a native of county Tyrone, Ire land, aged about 'M years, and that he came to his death on the 9th day of Juno, A. D. 1877, by wounds inflicted by a knife in the hands of David Manheim, in the neighbor hood of the Kentuck and Mountain Boy mines, m the township or Jbureka, county and State aforesaid; and that said wounds were inflicted by said Manheim in justifiable self-defense. Witness our hands at Eureka aforesaid, this Oth day of June, 1877. Signed: helden Hetzel, foreman; J. J. Work, J. U. A vers, J. C. Lock wood, D. Ro senberg, 1 Steler. Tho cause of the qinnvl was Manheim's MASON CO., DT OOKBETT ELOCK, NORTH CARSON STREET, CARSON CITY, AEViDL f HOLEstALE A NO RETAIL rAXSJlN GKH. OOE R'I23 m Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Canned Fruits, Batter, Lard, Grain, Coal Oil AND ALL ARTICLE tSlALLi It KPT IS A- FIRST CLASS STORK SPECIAL NOTICE. Great Redaction in Prices, owing ,to the decline in the Eastern Harket. E. B. RAIL, CPP0SIU CAPiTOLieUILSINQ, C.S30 IMPORTER A1 WHOLESALE KeJi lx.cr In AI EAEDWAES, Iron, fmdsr, AJCcS, Anvils, .SieW, ViSei, Cval, Fue, fc.-ll.jWTI. I'.ope, Sled--, L.-c LcUer. GLASS AND CHOCKER. WAHE, Bar Fixtures, China Sets, Lain', Chandeliers, Mirrors, Lanums. fcto.. Etc., Etc Agricultural Implements, Plows. Reapers, Hurrows, Mowers, Cultivators, Ktc, Uanj Hows, Vv'Leat Kakc. Etc., Of the kind of A tint' Bar, lied with the choicest brands of Cijrara and Liquors, is connect! with the house. Also hot, cold steam and plunge bathn, with bathing suits. A fijie Cro quct Ground, .Winirs, Footballs, and a lare Dance Hall connected with the grounds, for the free use and pleasure oi me c-uests. excursion train stops within a short uis tance of the Mansion, and light wagons convey itassenKvrs to ana irom tne Mansion tree ox charge, fare from ir j,Tnia L'ity and back, Two Dollars within the reach of all. MEALS AT ALL HOI RS OP THK DAY Fine shooting ground for shooting clubs. Chares rea sonable. For ust of grounds lor picnics inquire of T. A STEPHENS, Virginia City, office at 27 C street, or to C. II hproule, Kowers Mansion. Specif felSm I Inducements offered to Picnics. C. II. S--PROULE CO., Proprietors. PACIFIC ICE COMPANY J. hi. BENTON, AGENT, A M NOIV 1'RIPARKU TO H'KMSH Daily, quantities to suit any one, their r,-sidt-iierd. at Low Pric, a1 rjraniishmcnt of McSloy' tk-U. stance. Our printer friend, Hon. C. L. Perkins has been keeping a saloon at Tuscarora. The other day he sold out. As he was traveling toward California he was arrested on a charge of an attempt to defraud his creditors by leaving them in the lurch. Now he ha3 turned round and sued his suers for damages in $5,000. The Morning Appeal is for Perkins and him prosecuted. May he fetch em! The dead body of a man supposed to be that of Edward Griffith, a native of Balti more, was found on Tuesday mornin; about eight miles from Reno on the Peavine Road. There were indications that he had perished in a fit. The Journal says he was an indus trious, sober man tho' but little known there about. They say there is a project on foot in Lon don to give General Grant a reception by the working-men. Tho heart of England is warm toward this great soldier. Again and again he reminds them of their "Wellington. The good grey head that all men knew was a daily sight for many years on the Londan streets. He walked those busy thoroughfares unattended and in the modesty of his simple greatness. Nuw comes the Englishman from over the sea, the- best sample of an Anglo-Saxon warrior living. The people know him. They know just the manner of man he is, instinctively. Emphat ically there is "no nonsense" about him. When he went to fight he went to fight and not to sit for his picture or make himself the subject of a poem. That's how he won, and how his winning was so welcome. The plain duty of a plain man was what he sublimely did and the people know it. He has vindicated the incomparable value of real manhood. President Hayes is reported in favor of the double standard. This is probably true. He doubtless thinks the double standard an ap paratus for carrying water on both shoulders and so he tumbles to the racket as the slangwhangers say. Horsey, there's no doubt of that is Grant. We like him all the better for it and so say we all of us, God save the Queen." At the Ascot Meeting the old chief occupied the royal stand with the Prince and Princess of Wales. The lea that I furnish 1 taken from tits Carson River, formed of Pure, Soft, running- water, and not from an j-stagnant pond or un. healthy location. Orders left at my Livery Stable, on Carson air?et, will Be promptly att-endt j to. J. M. BENTON". JclStf Agent Pacific lee Company. L. MORRIS CO. I ARE CLOSING OUT THEIK ENTIRE FA 1. 1. ANO WINTER STOCK OF -AT- GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. jan!tf RICE PETERS, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS CARSON CITV, 1VEVAUA. AGENTS FOR Liverpool and London and Globe i Imperii! and Queens rVertn British and Mercantile; Firemen's Fund and st'An. J. D. KERSEY, Solicitor. Carson City, February 1, 1877. mercantile business engaged in which they art Paints, Oils Brushes, Coal Oil, Paint Oil, TurpeoUne, Vaj-niiti, While LcJ. KubtK-r Paint, Chemical Paint, La J O Machine, Castor, Nata Koot Oii. Alcohol, Ktc, Lie., STOVES. RANGES, TSNV7rU. Medallion and l.uurcl Hansel, Buck's and other Ilrandu of Stoves Pumps, Huh and Pip. Uonia. Windows, blinds and OLuss. Wood and Willow Ware, Bird Cases, Pifttol. buns. CnrtrliijfHS, Water, Gas and Lrfiad Pipe, House Furnishing Goods. Brass and Steam Coods. -fT Orders Uiken and Goods dsluered f TO ANY PART OF THE CITV FHE OF CHARGE Gunon, jlay 5, 167ti. MASON CO. CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK, Corner of Cai-vou and Praelst street, I CARSON CITY. NEVADA. TRUSTEES j I GEOKOE TUFLY, F. D. STADTMULLER, GEOKOE T. DAVIS, L. A. HEKKICK, A. W. RICHARD K1RMAN JACOB KLEIN, GEORGE B. UILL, JOHN a. FOX. PRAY. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Rioiako KiWijJ, F. D. SftaDTuruja, GHOROl TtT-t-T. T HIS BANK WILL RECEIVE SAVISiGS Pass Books for the same. Will issue Time and CaJl Certificate of Deposit, and receive Commercial Deposits on open account, subject to check or draft on demand. Will pay Interest on Time Certificates aud Savings De posits. Buy and sell exchange on New York, Canada and San Francisco. Currency and Bullion bouirht anil Id. Make collections, loan money, and discount oonuuer- cial paper. AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE COMPAN1IS: Freucb Corporation, and Cocuracrclal Colon osT Loudon. President. GEORGE TCFLY, Rioua&d Knuia.v, Vice President. Geokok B. Hill, CWiier. sovlS STOCKS BOCGIIT A.l NOLD. The Carson City Savings Bank, from and after Apiil 9th, will buy and sell mining stocks. Liberal niariaim will be allowed on approved stocks. Saa Francisco correspondent, I. Glazier Co. April 7, 1S77. Oborok B. Hill Cashier. J. IVANOOVIOH, DEALER IN Groceries, kVfi-s, Oransm, Lrmon. Fresh T Practical Plumbers aud Tinners to do rooflug' and man uaciurlii oi ail kinds Tin and Iron Ware Call and Get Prices Cheap for Cash, apK9ra E. B. RAIL- JOHN G. FOX'S EMroRtrauoF Literature, Art and Bijouterie. SELKCTIOX East, embraces OF BOOK. WHICH IIIS IX is constantly betug lncjrtSJk:-4 by rvocipti trvtu ihe Standard Works. Poetry, Illus trated Gift Books and Chil dren's Books, Music In Sheets and Books, And all sort of Musii-aJ Inurnment, incJuJ'jir Steinway's Pianos, For v birh Mr. Foa if the Ajjent. neirctiou of Also, an extrnvve Fine; Watches. French Clocks, Jewelry and Silver Ware, Cold, Silver and Precious Stones, Staple and Fancy Stationery. AGENT l oK Lstarui !t Mnis' elcbraCfd trfr Iwl erta lacles anil Ky Gla.-- Toys, Cun Pito!s, Finning Tackle, Ammunition, aan a verv choice lot ol Mien oooui too minicioui uj .-cuj, aii AT PRICKS TO SUIT THK HARD TIMES. IT CAM- AJS1 KXAMINK. U JOHN' li. FOX, Carson street, opposite the Capitol, Carson City, .Nevada janitii CREAT EXCITEMENT! Hires, and Oranjrca, lemons. Dried Fruit, CENTRAL ga MARKET, CARSON JiLry STREET, East side, bet. Telegraph and Spear streets, LCUIS MOHR CO., PROPS. -ITfB ARE NOW PREPARED TO FlR- V nish the best quality of Meats, Head Cheese, Sausage, Tripe, And everything in our line. Our wagon will call at the residence "of families and deliver whateTer may be ordered. We kesv a Family Market, and all orders will b Drotnotlv attended to by the proprietors. Pork, Bologna, and all kinds of Sauiutffc kept constantly on hand and made to order. LMi LOLLS UOHM s CO. Pineapples, Cbemes, Cocoaiiuts, eetables, Bananas, U rapes, Confectionery, Nuts, Fresh Fish, Etc. Fresh Ranch Butter, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc PLACE OF BUSINESS: Etc No. 3, tionth Carson street, Capitol, Carson City. myOtf J. IVANCOVICH. opposite Nev. the OR. L. J. HOMEOPATHIC HERR1CK, PHYSIC IAN. G RKAT CROWDS OF PFOW.K CO. siaully rushimr to the lari-e Clothing Sioiu ui KOPPEL PLATT, Corner of Carson and Third Streeti, opposlu the .St. Charles Hotel, CARSON CITV NEVADA. To view and purchase of their mag-uificsnt stock of Spring and Summer Goods, coysiiTWQ or Men's, Youths' and Bora Clothing. Of all the latest stvles. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Rblrts Collar. Ktc., Etc. octiu OFFICE: In Matt. Rinckel'i new block. Carson slreet. CABS OS TYJ J. W. FOX, M. D.. 3HVSICIAN AND KURGKOM. rFFICF. Waltz's BuilJuur. corner of King and Curry U streets, Carsoo City, Nsvuda. vow jlours: iromjiz m. r. jaius
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MORNING APPEAL. Ill l RSI) AY JISE NOTES AND QUERIES. It seems rprv harvest-like to sniff the odor of the new mown hay as it lies in miniature wind -rows iu front yards and gardens around the town. Within these late balmy days we have heard the unmistakable sound of the sharpening of the scythe by the mowers as they rest, half lazily, and make a pretense of w hetting the edge of their implement of weedy war. The Master tells us, somewhere, to beware of debt, forasmuch as that which is lent ofttimes loseth self and friend and bor rowing dull the edge of husbandry. Time is pictured to us as an old limn with an hour glass and scythe. As the days grow newer and faster, Time will ere long need to be repre sented in a photograph bestriding a rnowiug machine a Buckeye Reaper possibly, with Kail's sale price in cabalistic letters blazoned with the strokes of some deft brush charsred whh the contents of a marking pot. But the new mown grass and clover, lying there in shado and sunshine smell sweetly, let Time take on what shapes he may; and the refresh ing delights of such out door fragrances grow- not old, nor do they change and go out of data with the fickle changes of the world of Fashion Do we moralize, and etherea- I123 and indolize over this patchwork of ours, leaving facts to come and go and find ex pression and record as they will, elsewhere? We think not. We think we infuse some thing of the newsy habit and not a little of that which is business-like into these Ns. and Qs. For example: Yesterday we saw at Mr. John G. Fox's bookstore a pen, shaped and fashioned like any pen of steel, and looking like a steel-pen which had undergone some slight corrosion and we saw Mr. Fox take that pen, dip it into some clean water which stood in a basin; and we took it from his hand and wrote with it, making letters of a violet hue upon a piece of cap. That was all there was a pen and some clean water; and being dipped in water shed ink and we wrote with it in letters as plain as those which shone out upon the wall to the consternation of Belteshazzar and his wicked company. This it La PI lime m iracuhuse the miraculous pen; and Mr. Fox will, for a proper consider ation furnisii forth of the same in lots to suit applicants We met our respected friend Mr. Alexander of the Reno Gazette upon Carson street yesterday. Has the carriage and demeanor of a young gentleman of excellent parts, has that same Mr. Alexander .They showed us some trade dollars they were coining at the Mint yesterday and said ways toll by this hour-glass when the proper time had arrived to unscrew that artificial limb and U3e it as a club wherewith to maul inquisitive people who came about him to ask, When are we going to have a market Mr. Hunt is now negotiating with the Mexi can Government through Minister Foster, for the transfer thereto of this priceless relic. The disturbed state of affairs between the present Mexican Government and our own, growing out of the troubles on the Rio Grande, have temporarily arrested these ne gotiations but that they will be culminated to the satisfaction of Mr. Hunt and his nu merous customers, Mr. Purcell assures us will be demonstrated in the most gratifying manner in a very few days. Anyone ac- ouainted with Mr. P. will be assured that his statement is well founded. House open at all hours and the bar and restaurant con stantly supplied with the best the market affords Ala Richey came into this citj yesterday from Hope Valley, bringing with him no less than two humlred and thirty-five dozen mountain trout. That is 2,820 trout How many were engaged in tin's tremendous killing, and how long it took to catch them all, e do not know didn't stop to ask, in fact. But we know that the trout were brought here and that they are deliciously fresh, for we have had the actual experience of a bountiful string of the same. These wDl average we'll say seven inches in length. Abe disposed of a lot of them here and took the rest to Virginia. If any fishermen of any parts can beat this catch, for numbers (all taken with hook and line) they are at liberty to bring us the actual proof Have you had any Sody yet LOB 1NGERS0LL. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ORM'BT HOI.SE- A Colwell J S Ullrick T B Everet T Corlear M Harold -OIORGI D. FEVER, PBor!FT0 J P Levant wf Miss T Stohr Miss A L Gray P Houseman D L Weygant HERE GOMES THE OLD RELIABLE! This distinguished talker is too widely cel ebrated in this country from the Atlantic to the Pacific, to need any extended heralding at our hands. The announcement that he will lecture at the Carson Theater on the nioht of the 20th of this month is quite enough to insure a large attendance there and then. Attention is called to the adver tisement of his lecture in another column. Fourth fo Julz Pkocf.kmncs. The Car son Guard called a meeting last evening at the District Court Room and took the initia tive toward a celebration of the Fourth of July. W'e are indebted to Mr. J. C. Bunker for the minutes of the meeting, but our space is so much cramped that we have no room for them. We will publish and comment to morrow. Suffice it to say here, that commit tees were appointed and preliminaries entered into to have a celebration. The meeting ad journed until next Saturday. The dog ordinance which we publih to-day is meant to be very effective, and we trust it may prove so. There seems to be a consid- OBDINAMl XO. 48. An Ordinance to abate the Nuisance of Dogs running at large. The Board of Trustees of Carson City do ordain Section 1. Anv person kcepinsr a dog or do?s within the limits of Carson City shuii procure from the City Marshal a tmr for each dog- for luch he or she shall pay a yearly lltviisc as follows: For eactt male dog the sum or twi dollars, and for eacii female do? toe sum of three dollars and Khali be entitled to a receipt therefor. Soction 2. It shall be the duty of the City Clerk to pro cure at the expense or tne city ana aeiiver to tne Clt Marshal such number of suitable tags as may be required wkinjr his1 receipt therefor. Said tags shall be disposed of bt said City Marshal in the manner hereinafter provided. He shall make out and submit to the Board of Trustees at lean once in each quarter year, and at anv time when said Board mav reuulre it, a verified statement of his re ceipts from the sale of doff tas, showiiijf the amount paid out and retained hy nun lor iees, as nereinaiter proviuoa, and the amount naid into the treasury. Section 3. It shall be the duty of the City Marshal and of every policeman to take into custody any dog or dogn ruiminir at lftrtre within the city not provided with and wrarinir tapi as herein provided, and to place such dog or doa in lh city pound, anu wnen so impounaea uiey shall be kept securely for forty-eijfht hours, and if not claimed and redeemed oefore the expiration of such time tlit-v shall be killed and buried by the officer Impounding them. Section 4. For each tat;- sold by the City Marshal he hall be entitled to a tee or ten per cent; lor killing and one dollar, and oaid oil tajfs by the City Marshal. The fees herein provided for shall be retained and paid out of the money derived from the sale of dog Section 6. Anv person wishmp to redeem a dojr that has been impoiuided shall pay to the City Marshal tne sum of three dollars if a male dog and the sum of Ave dollars if a female do?, fr a Uf, or produce a receipt showing that a license ou said dog tias been paid witnin the year, in which case the cost of another tajr shall be but one dollar. Section 6 Any Wwson or persons who shall be ruiity of counterfeiting the tags herein provided for with intent to defraud the City, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not ex. ceeding fifty dollars, or bv imprisonment not exceeding twenty -flve days, or by both such fin and imprisonment; and any erson or persons keeping any dog or doijs within Uie limits of Carson City for a period of sixty days after the first day of Juiie, A. L. 1877, or for the period of sixty Jays after the first day of April of any year after Uie year u. in wiinout procuring a Lag jor suco uug am pay ing the license therefor as is herein before provided, shall De iruilty of a midemenor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a flue not exceeding fifty dollars, or by imprisonment lor a term not exceeding twenty-five days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section 7. Ordinance io. entitled "an ordinance to ahate the nuisance of dogs running at larje, adopted March 25, 1875, is hereby reiealed. Aooroved: I. A. litMi.K, 1'resident, ito Tem. Attest: Alirbu Hkum, Clerk. Carson City, June 12, 1S77. GOOD NEWS -For; CARSON CITYI MONTGOMERY QUEEN'S CALIFORNIA MENAGERIE, CARAVAN -AND- GREAT DOUBLE CIRCUS! REORGANIZED AND BRILLIANTLY EQUIPPED! ENTIRELY NEW FROM BlSK TO SUMMIT: LARGER AND BETTER THAN EVER! PosltlTe'y nothing advertised bat what villi be prodnoed I OJA rtr i I ciatjio iuiiiia.Liuii ai;aili.-l tile iuiliaie. iHejr uuuib auout o,,w rer uav, j Xhat is becallse they are responsible or likely wuicn wouiu sausiy au uie avarice or tuts to become responsible for the other descnp Annotator would one days work: as we I tion. Of course puppies are understood. are willing to have all testators bear in mind. Iiead ponder and get a tag. Ana we naa tne pleasure ot a hand shake we are informed by authority which we wjth his Honor, Mayor l,eiknap of lrginia regard as entirely reliable, that Judge Good city, yesterday aril it is a pleasure to en- win and Miss Alice Maynard wore married counter so well regulated a person of the yesterday in han i rancisco. mayorahstie character as Judge li. e are Ti,e iades 0f the Presbyterian Church and glad to note that the outward signs ot his congregation will give a social at Mrs. Currys superior amiability remain unimpaired. I this (lhursday) evening. Should we ever become a mayor we should take pattern bv him Our friend Lute Olds whom we met yesterday said he should IN VIKW OF times, wo MX' noi THK PRKVULIN'O HARD w se.lin our GOODS AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES A LIVING TWO-HORNED RHINOCEROS! The Eijhth Wonder of the Torld, u positively the only Rhinoceros ever exhibited iu the Weal. O-aniiino Xiiving -Lxxo.:lx XX ox so! Also the first and only one ever exhibited In Nevada. Animals from every clime birds from every part of the earth, and an endless variety of chattering Monkey. Earth, soa and air In contribution. GREAT DOUBLE CIRCUS COMPANY! coiirEisixo i.v full CCQKE'S ROYAL EMGLISH CIRCUS, In conjunction with QUEEN'S CALIFORNIA CIRCUS A jnind combination of Arcnic talent. Do not fail to witnew CIRCUS RIDING EXPOSED Every afternoon. PUTNAM, THE IRON SON OF 76! A gorgeous sensational Miiitarv Drama on horseback, every day. Brilliant Oriental Street Faradc The m niflcant ever beheld, will pass through the principal stretn on the morninj of the exhibition. No Side bhow ar allowed with tliis Exhibition. TWO I'EKFORMA.NCEi DAILY. ma A. s- WE OFFER AGAIN 10-4 Best Sheeting at 37 cents MIXING STOCK REPORT. MORNING BOARD. Worth M cenu. Doors open at 1 and 7 P, ADMISSION. M. Performance eminences One Dour later. ..81.00 I Children under nine years 50 rta Cushioned Opera Chairs, Fifty Cents Extra. Will also exhibit at Dutch Flat, June 15; Truckee, Juno 1C; Virginia City, June 18, 13 and 20; Winnemucca, June S3; Eureka, Juno 25 and 26. F.eno, Jnue 'J-J; CAPITOL STORE, GEORGE W. KITZMEYER 1 5 yards of Caiico for S I Sl'MJIEH SILKS, Si! .roll, unJ I'manll. Two-ply Carpet 50 cent. not probably renew his prospecting until after i,hi.r 30s "'4 5,s u 4; 270s u- 30s u'y the harvest. (This has reference to the very I Gould and Curry'issos sfy, ;riOs svj v t't i v. i I Fest and Helchtr 309 ltJ'i, ylis 17, 5 bountiful harvest which is in store for the fanners of Carson Vallev.V We mentioned 50s 17. 50s 17 95 some days ajjo navim calcareous spar containin in tho hands of Colonel Ellis. Now calcar eous spar is not regarded as a gold bearing rock. Quartz monopolizes, to an almost exclusive degree,' the character of an aurifer ous matrix. But by that calc. sp. (as the mineralogists have it), hangs a tale. When C'holiar 90s 23, ItiOs 27J, 50s 27 slO, 108 S7V .mi QIZ O?' Savasre SOUS 6, 130s 6, seen a specimen of Co" viojinia 470s 3-2, 2i03 32'4sio, loos 1 Ha'.e and Norcrois 6!0s 4.15, ftjdi 4.10, 19is 4.20, 5- llg free gold. It Was Crown Point 107is 4. 60, 1 25s 4.65 90s 4Vi Vellow Jacket 100 6-?i, 780s 7, 400s 6Ti Imperial 1 250s S5c, 2045s SOc Kentuck 70s 4'i Alpha 40s 12?i. 100s 13, 25s 1S, 509 lS1, 60s Wi, 110 14, 2i: 14 Belcher 225s 5 Confidence 25s ft). hicrra .Nevada 160s 5, 645, 59 4.00 Utah 170s IS. 50s Is b5, 40 Is1.;. 30a IS' fj Exchequer 135s 4.90, S36s 4.30, 525s 4.95, 135 5 GreuadtH Draa Good .13 rent GraM Clolha. a full Hue 13 rent Ladies will find it greatly to their advaatag-e to trade at Bullion 3S5s li. 100s fl' liSO 475s KU tne coionei vol in irom his isoutliern jaunt iustioe 420s oyj, os ojy, 150s o he found no little pleasure in exhibiting this f Overman 100s 17, Tl.w. ........11 1 l-nion C'.u 435s 5', 40s 5-, 115s iX. HOs Vs J 111111.11 illUt-aillll 1UI xz Overman 100s 17. 4S5s 16'i, 35s 16?, I40s 16, 15s S, b30 Julia 1253 SJi, 3i5s i.SO, 60S 2.35 EVENING EOAEI. specimen expended upon it; and there were not want- -i i c j Mavmond and Ely 110s6U, 10s6V; ing excitable men who were as keen to find Eu-reka Coa f6u 50s lW Northern Belle 4dis 17. 50s ..rv.W...V.. U.O v 5 ever jason ana 111s Argonauts were to hud opmryos 15. s i5?j r 1 -r m I bierra Neveda 2ios a tne ooiaen r leece. .1 01m :uc 1 arnanan w ith Yellow Jacket 290s 7Va', 50s 1 b5 his steam-engine-like way led the van and ITicoo'els 29 OHOVICII BROS. Carson, June 6, 1S77. R. B. PIXLEY. ISAAC McCONNEL. Harry Zimmerman was one of the party. on Virginia sos S4, 45s 34 J Caledonia 1415s 3J4 250s 3.40, 4901 They were directed to limes s, which is a Savae aatm 80s 5 wavside station not S.15 ar from the inters i th 465s 20. iv.- s' o Xf c. f. r?s the ledge. Hines wrapped package and cautiously unrolled it. b5 :r 1. l,.l.,...i- ,.f -Mexican 5s 00s S'4 U1 ",c i-jon con lflos fi. 100s 12s HU hauled out a carefully California soo 34. asos Si, noa 35 ueoiiara 109 i. laos 10a 2.3s. 100s sis MixlOC 3UUS 2.40, XSUs 2.35 1.. U. Mr r It contained a piece of rock half as big as a ,i,ltiu and Currysoos sk. 765s Vi. 100s fi bso sous bs i i li 1.-1 I Belcher 60s 5V.. iOils f,iv. uian wum. nan goiu. unessmg rrown jf- ees Diiggeuout. j nen came tiie oue.stions Bennont iws ,oc 1 I Pefroes 100s 1 Ihe inevitable mquisitiveness. It was to nnd I imrriai aios 95c, sess l diggings which yielded the like of that that these bold explorers were there. Hines was mi 1 evasive, men no waa mysterious. 1 hen he began to prevaricate. Ihen Harry muttered some feeble doubts. Then John stood unan imous for sold." And so they did not find any gold ledge; and Mac says he prospected the gulch at whose head this ledge is sup- f rosicct 200 S5c Julia 80592' X, 205s 2.45 Best and Belcher 870 13 C'u30 650s S PIXLEY McCONNEL, STOCK AND- ill GIVEY BROKERS, Northeast corner of Carson and Proctor Streets, CABSOS CITY XEVADA. Tramps are becoming audacious and despor ate, in their alarming abundance. Savs the Silver State of June 12: Some twelve or fourteen tramps boarded the freight train due here at 9:45 last night. as it left Mill Citv. Thev attemnted to in- Iosed to be, and failed to find the color, timidate Conductor Sargent and his crew and Meantime Jlines is there with entertainment take possession of the train, but he and his and spiritual consolation for man and beast. eraen fought nobly, and though they T. TT c i i j..- n I noie ruuKuiv nanuieu lor a wane, succeeueu .Jim Hunts friend and adviser, Mike u- J iV. A i I ill PflTrmp hnnr tht mnina in Linro thp irnin Purcell, has, and with great kindness and which arrived here all right, urbanity displays, to all who are at all wor- thy of so distinguished a boon, an hour- uoiiars worth ot nickels ana a Dottle ot glass which was taken by Mr. Hunt while a wme' rencea with an unhneal hand trom soldier of the United States, in Mexico, the bowela of a brewerj- at Elko is called a from the person of the late General Santa burKlary- Aiita. It was used by the General in con- The Tennessee Jubilee Singers gave a con- inotion with hi wooden leg. He oould al- J cert at Austin last Monday night. j MINING STOCKS Bought,;Soid and Carried on Margins. povltf A Stitch in Time CORNER KING AND ORilaEY STREETS, CARSON CITY, QHOICE FAMILY GTlOCEHirS, Flour, Feed, Hams, Bacon, Butter, Lard, Sugar, Teas, Coffee. Choice Liquors, Pure Brandy Wines, Old Valley Whisky, Cigars c&s Tobacco HAP.DW ARE, CROCKERY, PAINTS AND OILS. HAS JUST RECEIVED L. RGR eiyles ot STOCK OF THE LATEfcT A FX'LL LINE OF HOU8EKKKPIXG GOODS AJwavi on hand and delivered fre of charje. 4-CALL AND SEE US.-J mvttf REIXSTEIX rii GIBOV. THE ONLY ONE PSICE STCBE IN TOWN! FRAiYK BOSKOWITZ DEAIXRJ7N MEN'.S AND B.OYS' chiOth:imo. Furnishing Geoda, Bats and Capa, Boots and Suoaa. Trnnkt, Valla, Blanket. Mattresses, Kte .Eto Etc COCXTY BITLOIXG. CARSOM CITY NEVADA OC4U Walnut Chamber Suits, Beautiful Parlor Suits, Elegant Sideboards, Wardrobes, Bookcases, Writing Desks and Tables of all Kinds. The above goods all oome direct from Eastern miuiufv:. torica, m&de of solid walnut, and have the most desiraolt oil finish. I have also on hand a large variety of Camp Chairs, Parlor, Office, Dining and Kltebsn Chairs, Lounges, Spring Beds, Mattresses, and Pillows. doc3tf GEORGE W. EITZMETEB BERLIN AND ZEPHYR WOOL DEPOT. R. FRED. BROOKS, DEALER IN JgOOKS, STATIONERY. Picture Frames. Sheet Music and Musical Instruments, Babies' Buggies, Toys, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols and Ammunition, AGENCY FOR Hallet Davis Co.'s Pianos, Becker Bros. Grand Pianos, George Woods Co.'s Parlor Orpaos, Wbseler li Wilson's Sewinj Machines, and Howe's Stwlnj Machines. We deliver to any part of town the Dally Territorial Enterprise, Gold Hill News, Virginia City Evening Chron icle, aiid all the California and laatcrn Newspapers, picto rials and Miuiik. Her In and Zi-nhvr Wool. Embroider? Pattern". Canvus, Leaf Wsa, Sewing Machine Newlles, and everj UUug ponainiiig to Ladle's OrnamenUl Nee-ile Work. R. FRED. BROOKS. Rinckel's Fire proof Block, next door to Carson Theater, tarson City, Nevada. Don't Throw Away Your Old Clothes THOMAS MILLARD, THK MOST skillful Clothes Cleaner in thU Staie. hut resumed business in his old stand, un Carson Street, next to Rail's Store. iWork done QukUy and Cheap. Cro, May 82, 1ST7 CARSON CITY Wood and Coal Yard, Telegraph street, next the Virginia and Truckee Railroad, CARSON' CITY, NEVADA, A, CUTTS CO PROPRIETORS DEALERS IN WOOD, COAL, LATH, LIME, HAIR, CEMENT AND PLASTER. A. CLTT3, Sols Manaftr. Urwu, April 1377. J. W. WATERS. IY1. D. Office i On Kinr street, at rear ot Willis Drugstore, CARSON CITV, NEVADA. (tSl -4 RUPTURE CURED Vso no more MitaLlio Thi-sbes! No more iuffer ing from Iron lioops or Bteel Springs! Tho Patent MaRnetic Elastic Truss is worn with case and comfort, mom asd day. and will perform radical cuits when all others fail. Kesder, if you are ruptured, try on of our Comfortable Elastic Appliances. You will pevcr regret it. Bend for Illustrated Circular and Price TAt. MAGNETIC ELASTIC TUL'.-iS CO.. 609 Sacramento Strict, ban Francisco. Of the Magnetic Elastic Trust. Our Trusses are not lrft with Agents or Druflflsts for sale, and notice is herebv riven that all persons who infringe on this patent will hi dealt with as tiie law provides. For the genuine artlci send direct to the Magnetic Elaitic Truss Co., 6o siajw iuQto gt., 3. F. lUiutntted book and pricv Ust ti.
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MORNING APPEAL. SPECIAL NOTICE. MASON CO SEEDS. HEW SEEOS. STATE PRISON BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY. SUPERIOR ARTICLE OK Hr.AVV BOOTS AND SHOES Fur sale at the State's Prison, Carson, Nevada. THI'BIDAY. JCXE 14, 1S77 Great Reduction in Prices, owing ,to the decline in the Eastern Olarket. CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK, WARRANTED t'orn.r of Ctrtvu and Prortor streets. FRESH AND GENUINE. E. B. RAIL, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. IN CORE OT BLOCK, NORTH CARSON STREET, CAK49M CITY, -EVADA. TRUSTEES i GEORGE TUFLV, F. D. 8TADTMULLER, UKGEOK T. DAVIS, L A. HERRICK, RICHARD KIRMAN JACOB KLEIN, GEORGE B. HILL, JOHN U. tX, A. W. PRAY. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Richard Km man, F. D. Stabtmuluir, CEORSt TlTLT. rilSl BAXK WILL RECEIVE SAVINGS Deposit In stun as low as One Dollar, and issue Pass Books for the same. Will issue Time and Call Certificates of Deposit, and receive Commercial Deposits on opea account, subject to check or draft on demand. Will pay interest on Time Certificates and Saving De posits. Buy and sell exchange on New York, Canada and San Francisco. Currency and Bullion bought and sold. Make collections, loan money, and discount conuarr sul paper. AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE COMPANIES: I'renrb Corper&tlan, and Commercial Union of lodas. GEORGE TTFLY. President. RirsaKJt Kirman, Vice President. Uso&QS B. Hill, Cashier. uuvis STOCKS BOl'OHT AND SOLD. The Carson City Savings Bank, from and after April 9th, will buy and sell mining stocks. Liberal margins will be allowed on approved slock. San Francisco correspondent, I Glazier Co. April 7, 15". GtORUI B. Hill, Cashier. R. B. PIXLEY". ISAAC McCONNEL. PIXLEY McCONNEL, sToom AND hi o iv je brokers, Northeast corner of Carson and Proctor Streets, llKitt.M CITY. NEVADA. MINING STOCKS BoughtSold and Carried on Margins. novltf RICK fc PETERS, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS CARSON CITY, NEVADA. AGENTS FOR Liverpool and London and Glebe: luiperivl and Queen North British and Mercantile; Firemen's Fund and Etna. J. D. KERSEY, Solicitor. Oarsou City, Febrnary 1, 1877. CENTRAL MARKET, CARSON jiJ STREET, East side. bet. Telegraph and Spear afreets. LOUIS MOHR CO., PROPS. R ARE NOW PREPARED TO FIR. nish the best quality of Meats, Head Cheese, Sausage, Tripe, And everything in our line. Our wagon will rail at the residence of families and deliver whatever may be ordered. We keep a Family Market, and all orders will be promptly attended to by the proprietors. Pork, Bologna and all kinds of Sausages kept constantly on hand and made to order. Ljelj LOUIS MOtlK CO. FELIX H. MERZBACH, PKOKKSSOR O F' MUSIC, AND AGENT FOR THE STEINWAY, CHICKERING, JND HALLET DAVIS PIANOS. Office at J. G. FOX'S, Carson City. Jan2Gtf OR. F. J. WHITE, Offico Over WIUIs' Drugstore, I p-.talrs. y Calls promptly attended,Tnight nrdav. Carson, March 12, 1877. J. W. WATERS, M. D. OfDc. j On King street, at Drugstore, rear of Willis CARSOJ CITY, NEVADA. CPPOSirt CAPlTOUBUIlDINfl, CARSON, 1 MPORTER AMI WHOLESALE A. 1 Retail Dealer in HARDWARE, Iron, Steel, Powder, Shot, Axes, Saws, Anvils, Vises. Coal, Rope, Fuse, Weaken, Caps, Sledges, Bellows. Lace Leather. GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, Bar Fixtures, China Seta, Lamps, Chandeliers, 1 Mirrors, Lantenia, tie., Etc., Etc., Agricultural Implements Plows, Harrows. Gang Plows, Reapers. Mowers, Wheat Rakes, Cultivators, Etc., Etc., Paints, Oils Brushes, Coal Oil, paint Oil, Turpentine, Varnish, White Lead. Rubber Paint, Chemical Paint, Lard O Machine, Castor, Neats Foot Oii, Alcohol, Etc., Etc., STOVES. RANGES, TINWARE, Medallion and laurel Ranges, Buck's and other Brands of Stoves. Pumps, Hose anil Pipe. Doors, Windows, Blinds and Glass. Wood and Willow War, Bird Cafes, Pistols, Guns. Cartridges, Water, Gas and Lead Pipe. House Furnishing Goods. Brass and Steam Coods. Practical Plumbers and Tinners to do roofing :ind man ufacturing of all kinds Tin and Iron Ware. Call and Get Prices Cheap for Cash. iSapSSta E. B. RAIL. Steam Cabinet Shop. MAISH TURNER, Corner of Ornisby and .Serond streets ne the Ormsby Uuihh, Carson City Nevada E WOlI.lt CALL THE ATTENTION of Carpenters, Wagoumakers, and all other Wood workers to the fact that we can work both Soft and Hard Wood Lumber to anv desired shape. Edge tools ground and sharpened in the best maimer. Wo also Surface Lumber, make Tongurd and Grooved Flooring, Beaded Celling. Parties will do well to give us a call, as we are prepared to do good work at reasonable rates. Furniture Repairing Wood Taruiug and sicroll Hawing, Fence Posts and Pickets made plain or turned or fancy. may7tf Dissolution of Copartnership. rPHK COPARTNER! Ml' HERETOFORE M existing between the undersigned, by name of Moresi k Ambro9etti, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The firm of Ambrosetti Co., comjiosed of Prank Ambro setti and (iuiseppi Moresi, succeeds to the business, are entitled to.eolleci all does and will pav all bills. 'D. MORESI, F. AMBROSETTI G. MORESI Carson Oily, Nevada, May 11, lt77. lw Dissolution of Co-partnership. rpHE CO-PHTNRRSHIP HERETOFORE M. existing under the firm name of Wagner Klein is this day dissolved by mutual consent, John Wagner retir ing. The business will be conducted in future by Jacob Klein, who is alone authorized to collect all claims and accounts of the late firm, and who will pay all outstanding diiis oi me nrm. JACOB KLEIN. JoflN WAGNER. Carson City, Mav 8, 1S77. lm Music Lessons. i rR. A. T.. U'HITK nw virw VO II V 1TJL City, has arrived in Carson and is preDared to tive Piano Lessons at moderate rates. For full .particulars appiy oy man or at tnis omce apI7m ORDINANCE NO. 45. An Ordinance in relation to the office of Citv Assessor of Carson City, the duties and compensation of said officer. The Board of Trustees of Carson City do ordain: Section 1. The City Assessor of Carson Citv shall annn. ally assess all taxable property of the inhabitants of said citv situate and being in said city, for city taxation, at the same time and in the same manner he assesses said property for State and county taxation. He shall not make a separate Assessment Roll of such assessment, but shall place and extend the same upon the Assessment Roll made for State and county taxation by him. Skctiov 2. The City Assessor of said City shall receive an annual salary of one hundred dollars, in United States gold coin, which shall be in full for all services rendered by him to said city as such officer. T SECTION S. All ordinances heretofore adontd an far only as they conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance, are hereby repealed. Approved. J.VS. A. ST. CLAIR, Carson City, June 11, 1S77. President pro tern. Attest: Alfkko Uelii, Clerk. HOIEIALE 1D RETAIL DEALEP.9JL Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Canned Fruits, Butter, Lard, Grain, Coal Oil AXD ALL ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT is FIRST CLASS STORE Oi the kind of mercantile business in which thev are engaged X-jT Orders taken and Goods delivered "5A TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FKEE OF CHARGE MASON A. CO. Carson, Jay 5, ls76. MRS. PINNIGER, FASHIONABLE MI 1 1ST 33 n. H AS A VERY LARGE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS, Which fche will sWl Less tlaaxx Cost PRICES REDUCED ON ACCOUNT OF THE HARD TIMES! North Carson street. East Side, One block South of the Arlington House. CARSON CITY, NEVADA. FIXTURES FOR niylfilm SALE. Stallion for Sale. rpME FINELY BRED STALLION OOL USA. This horse is of the "Signal" stock, is 7 years old, 18 hands high, and is in all respects a tine, somid horse. His weight is 1180 pounds. PRICE S5CO. To be seen at Keyser t Elrod's stable, Carson Citv. May 1, 1877. m IFLE MOVAL MRS. L. H. ALLEN HAS REMOVED from her late place of business, on North Carson street, to the next door North of the place of business of the Olcovich Bros., on South Carson street, where she will carry on Fashionable Dressmaking. Garments Cut and Finished Basted la Manner. the Most Patterns cut to order. New Fashions direct from Paris every month janlltf NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. 'HK UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE OF his aoDointment as Assicmee of A. B. DriMhaoh and M. D. Hatch (Driesbach Hatch), of Carson City, in the countv of Ormsby, and State of Nevada: within the Dis trict of Nevada, who have been adjudged bankrupts, upon their own petition, by the District Court of said District. iskail CRAWFORD, Assignee. Carson City, Nevada, April 23, 11,77. la3w O. P. WILLIS, DRL'GOIST, CORNER CARSON AND KINO STREETS, HAS JC9T RECEIVED A LARGE IMS COMPLETE ASSORTMENT -OF- GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS ALSO A SUPERIOR LOT OF TIMOTHY, RED TOP, BLUE CRASS, WHITE and RED CLOVER, TOP ONIONS ETC ETC ETC., IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT AND AT LOW PRICES ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Promptly Filled O. P. WILLIS. Carson, March 4, ls77. WARM SPRINGS HOTEL AND SWIMMING BATHS! Adjoining the Nevada State srUon, near Carson City. WHE I'NDERSIONED HAVING LEAED I the above named favorite resort, has thoroughly re paired and renovated the Hotel and Baths, and respect fully solicits a fair share of public patronage. The Warm Swimming Baths will be kept in Good Order and Scrupulously Clean FJcjant Breakfasts, Luncheons and Dinners served at AH Reasonable Hours, on Short Notice I Fare from any part of Carson to the CS nfe springs ano oacx, including oatn.. vtO, J. G. McCLINTON, Proprietor April 6, 1S77. N O T I C E FRISBIE'S RESTAURANT. HAVING PURCHASED the above named RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON, 1 hereby give notice to the public generally I will have the Very Beat the Market Affords, i fact, everything to be found in a first class restaurant will superintend in person, and see that all my customers receive proper attention. 2T OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. II. B. MILLARD, Proprietor. Carson, April 5, 1877. PACK MULES FOR SALE. At IS o'clock M., MAY lOlh, 17T, I will sell by public auction, in front of the County Build ings, Carson City, Nevada, FIVE (5) PACK MILES, with their park. Ing apparatnN, and ONE MARE. TERMS Cash, in gold coin. April 29, 1877. D. MORESI. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ATOCK. holders of the Virginia and Truck ee Railroad Company will be held at the office of the Company, in Virginia City, Nevada, on Tuesday, the 8th day of May, 1X77, at 19 o'clock M. sp20td W M THORNTON, Secretary' NOTICE. BIDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN Addition to the State Orphan Home will be received until MAY 2tJth, 1877. Plana and SDeciflcations can be seen by calling upon the Superintendent at the Home. Address S. P. KELLY, Secretary Board ot Directors. Carson City, May 19, 1877. The attention of the trade is specially invited to the above foods. Orders promptly executed. no29tf C. C. BATTERMAN, Ward. r. NOTICE. WE, THE U'DER1GNED CITIZENS Of Reno, Nevada, having um-U the celebrated B. F. Brummer's Insect and V ermin Destroyer, procured of A. H. BARNES, at Reno, do cheerfully recommend the same as being a speeds, safe and reliable remedy for the rumuraJ of BED BIGS. We look upon it as a Godsend to our county. It has given us entire satisfaction, and w cbeeT fully subscribe to the above. Lo not want our uiuney back. LiE NO OTHER. J. S. Tolled J. D. Pollard (Hotel), N. C. Hammersmith, 1,. Wititermanlel, do C. N. McLemore, K. Loepcr, do O. W. Aver, A. O. Anderson, d W. H. Trcadway, Ur. Uawsou, A. R. Leeper, T. K. Hviners, Wm. Young, Dep. Shells 11 Phillips, I. Chamberlain For Co. Jail. Reno, Mav 2, 1S77. lm SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER OF SALE issued out of and under the Seal of ths Hon. Second J udicial District Court in and for the County of Onusby, State of Nevada, on a Judgment obtained therein on tbc Slst day of March, A. D. 1677, and attested on the itli day of April, A. D. 1S77, in favor of James Uowan and agauwi John F. Bvrne, Susan K. Byrne, S. Iteiiisteiu, E. r. Gib son, and William R. Musgrove Executor of the la-i M and testament of William Patterson deceased, lor the uiu of four hundred and twenty-six dollars priudpal and in terest thereon to date of Judgment in the sum of iu hundred fifty-nine dollars and sixty cents, and in the sum of sixty-two dollars and sixteen cents for taxes for the BsJ cal year 1876 paid by plaintiff and in the sum of one doi lar sixty-five cents the Interest accrued to date on last above-named principal sum and interest from date unul paid at the rate of 2 per cent per month on both of the above-named sums; also counsel fees in the sum of sixty-four dollars and ninety -three cents, and original ecsi in the sum of forty -four dollars, all in the gold coin of the United States: Second In favor of S. Rcinstein and E. F. Gibson, and against John F Byrne and Susan E Byrne for the rum of four hundred and" fifteen dollars and sixty-two cents prin cipal debt, and the sum of fifty -seven dollars and sixty cents interest thereon to date, and interest on said prin cipal sum from date of Judgment until paid at the rats of 1J-4 per cent per month, and counsel fees in the sum of seventy dollars and ninety -eight cents, and costs of suit in the sum of eleven dollars all in gold c in of the United States Third In favor of Win. It. .Musgrovc, ss executor of of the last will and testament of William Patterson, de ceased, azainst John F. Bvrne and Susan E. Bvme, for the principal sum of four hundred ami eighteen dollars and hftv cents, and the sum ot ntly-one dollars and sixty cents interest thereon accrued to this dale, and interest on said princiial sum from dale of said Judgment till paid at the rate of 2 per cent, er month, and counsel fee in the sum of fortv-sivcii dollars, and cost of suit in the sum of eleven dollars, together with all costs which may accrue b reason of advertising, commission, etc., and I lerk s accrued cost on all of the above in the sum of eight dollai'S and sixty cents, all in sold coin of the United Mates to me di retted, commanding me to sell according to law certain real property set out in said decree ami order of Baie, to satisfy the aliove demands; and in pursuance thereto, I have levied upon and will exjioRed at public auction, in front of the Court House d.sir in Carson City, Ormsbv Countv. State of Nevada, on MONDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OK APRIL, A. D. 1S77, between the hours of a. m. and 5 p. m., to wit; atone o clock p. m., all the right, title, interest and claim of the defendants, John F. Byrne and Susan E. Byrne; of, in and to the following described mortgaged real property to wit: The north half C)oi block No. thirty-one (:il) in Scars, Tliompsom and hears division of ('arson 'it v, in Ormshy County, Nevada, to gether with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances tnereto belonging or in any wise ap pertaining. i. rir i, noenn. Carson City, April 7, 1S77. The above Sale is hereby postinied until SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1S77, at same hour and place, by request of Plaintiffs and DefeudunU. S. T. Ntt I FT, Sheriff. Carson City, April 30. 177. my I The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY, the aist day of MAY. A. D. 177. at same hour and plu..-e, and by request of plaintiffs and defendants. i sn ir I MieniT Carson City, May 10th ls.77. SHERIFF'S SALE. HT TIRTl'i: OF A DECREE AND OR. der of Sale issued out of and under the seal of the Honorable Second Judicial District Court in and for ths County of Ormshy, State of Nevada, on s judgment ob tained therein oil the 13th day of April, A. D. Ii77, ani attested on the 'Juth day of April, A. D. 1S77, in favor Nevada Sulphur Company, coq.ration, plaiutitfi, an 1 ainst A. 11. Peinu and M. liassette, defendants, lor tlie sum of ei,&00 principal, and interest thereon at the rale of 1 J per cent. er month from the -.'rth day of July, A. D. ls7o. until paid, and accrued cost m me sum oi ai, so, and counsel fee in the sum of f2 f.5, and clerk's accruing costs in the amount of m), and all costs which may ac me by reason of advertising sale. Sheriff s aornuug costs, etc., all in gold coin of trie i lined mates, and to me di rected, commanding me to sell according to law certain mortgaged property set out in said Decree and Order ot Sale, and in pursuance thereto, I have levied Usn anJ will pose at public auction, in tront oi tne ourt House aooi Carson iltv, ormstiy county, ntaie oi Nevada, on tae lath DAY OF MAY, A. D. Is7, between the hours of M. and 5 P. m., to wit: at 1 ochx'k p. M., ail the right, title, interest or claim of the defendants, Pepin and Bas- sette, of, in and to the following described pns-rty, to it: All that certain tract of land situated in the count v of Ormsby, State of Nevada, claimed and occupied by said A H. Pepin and M. Bassette as a mill sire, coiiunemitig at a stake marked No. 1, at the mouth of the ltas-ette 1 an nul," and running theni'e south 170 feet to a stake imukr.l No. S; ilieuoe east S&u feet to stake marked No. S; 'hune running north 170 feet to stake marked No. 4 thence run ning west 250 feet to the place of beginning, with the mi provements thereon. The said land is sitmtcd in ihe southeast jKirtion of the northeast quarter i) of Section No. in Township No. 15 uorth of range No. IW es.i. Ml. Diablo meridian according to the United ."tates survuys. S. T. SV I1T, sher.it. Carson Citv, April v'C, 1S77. T. W. w. Daviiw, Plaintiff's Attorney. IN JUSTICE'S UOI UT. CARSON T4H.. ship, Ormsby County, Slate of Nevada, before I A. Withcrell, Juxtiisj of Peace. D. H. Lentz and P. A. Wagner, plaintiffs, vs. David A. Smaill and Rachel E. Sniaill, his wile, defendants. Notice is hereby given to all ersoiis holdin" or claiming liens on that certain piece of land, with the building and dwelling thereon, in arson Cit v, Ormsby county, State u( Nevadar called and known as being the west half of lot number nine (f) and the west half of lot number teiivlu) in block number eleven ,11) of lurry's Division of said Carson City, same being and forming one compart iiirt-e oi lni under the Constitution of the .Mate of Nevada an. I under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature ol said Suite, entitlt!d An aci 10 secure neus 10 meruanics and others; and to reieal all other Acts in relation thereto, ap proved March 2, 1876," to be and apiear before snid Jus tioe's Court on the 13th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1S77, at lo o'clock a. M. of said day, aud to exhibit then and there lo said Court the proofs ot their said lieus i. If. l.EN TZ, P. A. WA0NER, i Carson City, Nevada, April 27, 1S77. PUintifh lawjw NOTICE TO STOCRUOLDEHM. APPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN CAKE COAL COMPANY to Remove ths Officer, of said Company. The Stockholders of the Pancake Coal Company, a Corporation of Nevada, are hereby notified that a meeting of the Stockholders of said Company will b held at the Court Room of the District Court of the Sec ond Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in and tor Ihe County ot Ormsbv, on SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1S77, at TEN O'CLOCK a. M. of Rod day, to consider the removal of the officers of said company. S. H. WRIOHT, district Judge. April 2S.1S77 mvltd NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ASSIGNEE. DISTRICT OF NEVADA as. IN n 4 N K ruptcy. The undersigned hereby gives notice of bs appointment as Assignee of the estat and effect! of Oeoigs C. Thaxter, of Carson. In the county ot Ormsby, and S'ais of Nevada, in the said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, upon bis own petition, by the District Court of said District. H. R. WHITEHILL, Assignee at the estate of Osorge C. Tbrttr, a Bankrupt.