Morning Appeal (Carson City, Nev.)
August 10, 1877

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A J A All CARSON CITY, NEVADA: FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1877. VOL. 10. NO. 117. f MORNING- APPEAL. Published every toemte; (Mondays exceptsdX ROBINSON MIGHELS, ETET B. MI9HIIS. HOESBAM, ftOBDfSOS. Publishers sad Proprietors. A DtJy Newspaper, devoted to Politic. General News, ana Local Affair. OFFICE On Sscocd street, opposite the southern front of the State Gapito" Terms erf Subscriptions One copy, one year, by mail 00 One copy, six months, by mall 60 One copy, three months, by mall 00 Payments on subscription, crvARUStT ni asvjks. Then will bs no it tUtion from this rule. Tan Afpe m, -will be delivered to the citizens of Carson at fifty Cents ir w.k, payable weekly to the carrier. Rutes of Advertising: Rates of alvertuib; ciui be ascertained on application at tti3 orfloe. Wagons Wagons "I ARSON CITY STVDEBAKER WAGON j depostixmy. Uavin; received the acency for the sale of the oolefcratrtd Studcbakur Wagons, 1 am now receiving wagons from the above manufactory espteialiy adapted to this State, as they wre made from models and' patterns scut to the manufuo tory by me. 1 abo hi.se a rii.e lot of f X'PSESS AND l.H.JIT SPRING WAGONS Or. hand. Also, Firm and V..&1 Wagons of my own make. The above Winona I .iara:iiee to sell as low as the same style of Waoiia can purchased for In Sacramento City, with the addition of in jjht from Sacramento to Carson. 1 have Iso on hand and ;"or ie AM. SIZES OF CAST KTEKL AXLES. Some very flue Three and One-half Inch Cast StJ Alc ft).- lomrhVf purrwes. Also, all kinds of Hard Wood Liun-th.-r, Wsou Material, Etc. Also, asreot for the celebrated SARVEN PATENT WHEELS. Blaekamlthins of all kinds, Carriage Rtfpairinir, Etc, Etc, neatly done. Horse ahoeinflr a specialty. Havhur pur chased the ri-ht to the use ot tbs celebrated coonfjxoioa nonsE shoes, (New styk'i, I sail the especial attention of bone hurieri t-j tlxt saiiie. HAVING ESTABLISHED A PAINT SHOP, ADd employal a first class Carriage, Sign and OrnaunaQUl Painter. I ittvtte ispociJ attotOoc to work, prlcas, etc W. D. TORREYSON, Comer Third and Caraon streets, oppoiita the St. Charles Hotel, and s&raar of T afraph and Plita streets, opposite Kayse Elrod's hay vard. Carson, May 17. PACIFIC ICE COMPANY, j. M. BENTON, AGENT, J AH SOW PREPARED TO FIR-MSB Daily, in quantities to suit any one, at Low Prises, at their residences. The Tee that I famish i Isk-n from ths Carton Iliver, furinod cf Puie, Soft, ranoin; wUr, and not from anystacuanl pond or an- hralthjr location. Crr.icrs left at my Livery Stable, on Carson street, wiU tc promptly attended to. J. M. EE.VTOK, jelSff Agent Pacific Ice Company, WATEH. S.ARCE SPRINGS- CLtAR WATER, and CLEAN PIPES I AM PRKPAI'F1 TO Fl'RMSFI GOOD, FIRE WATER, And parity of It, at reasonable rates. Famiiit-s, Restau nmts a:i'i hole's iurrashd on the most advantageous ttrms. Teat the Matter for Yourselves. E. D. SWEENEY. Carson, Mav 7, 1S7S. ORTOf. HOUSE, North Carson street. Between Tc'.e-aph and Spear streets, Carsfn City. HAVING A LEASE OF THE BRICK liuiluiiy known as the Kim el property 1 propose to crry on the business of Hotel and Restaurant on tlte European style parties desirinp suits or single rooms, with or withou bard, can have the same hy applying.. ITie House i be oo:nl .n saturdav eveninjf, the 2tth. JlLvLS AT ALL IIOl U. JAMES HUNT, Proprietoi. Cirson City, April 25, 1877. in TN 7RIC rUSTRIC fOPRT OF THE United States, for the District of Nevada. In the mat ter of Geortre W. Chedic, bandrupt. In Bankruptcy. Pistrint oi Nevada, ss. Notice is hereby given that George W. Chedic, of Carson City, Ormsby county, in said District, duly arljtidired a bankrupt according to law. has filed in this Court a irtition for a discharge and certificate thereof from ail his debts and other claims provable under Title fil of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and that TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1877, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, in open Court iu Carson City, Ormsby county, State of Nevada and District aforesaid, have bet appointed as the time and place for hearing the 9&me, when and when the creditors who have proved their debts, and any person in interest, may appear and show cause. If any tiiey have, why tbe praver ot the petitioner should not be granted. T. J. iDWAUDS, Clerk. Carton City, Juns 20, 1877. ORJV.SBY HOUSE, coenes or CARSON AliD SECOND STREETS Carson City, Nevada PROPRIETOR. Till ffKMrKNOIVN HOTFL ha bkkv enlarged and reconstructed unuii In capacity and appearaiwe it is unquestionably the BEST PUBLIC HOUSE tt KEYADA. Surpassing anything of the kl&d In this State; and the Sparlous Dining Kail. Magnificent Parlors and splendh' Spin of Rooms, will be spared iu the CULINARY DEPARTMENT, And nothing that the markets of the Pacific Coast afford will he omitted from the table. To correspond with the ireiierel efe;incc of the House The Bar will be k'-'pt second to nothing- in San Franol3co; and the Bit iard Room vrlll always be Hr.t class in Its appointments. THE WSTE!0' UNION' TELECRAPH COStPAXY Have an o3o in the House; and all p-Mibie fa-iMties will he aif'ric-i to Gnests. Families and tbe Traveling- Public A SHARE OF PUBLIC PATP.OKAGE 13 SOLICITED CEO. D. FRYER, janlm Proprietor. EXCHANGE CHOPHOUSE OYSTE T SALOON, M. CLESCOVICH. PROPRIETOR. Northenst corner of Carson and Second fetreet. 'p,.o( Oinuhy Menu, lirioa City. Nt-vada. mOlS WELL-KNOWN S? I.ONQ-ESTA B- 1 lished first-class Restaurant and Oyster Stand is kept open from 5 o'clock a. h. until S A. it. The cooking and all the facilities are unsurpassed by any establishment of the kind, here or elsewhere. Okd'rs will receive prompt attention. SST Mr. Clescoriah will superintend personally. July 7, 1S77. FAMILY RESTAURANT, CORNER OF Carson and Telegraph streets, Carson City. HWINO FITTED UP Restaurant rooms at the above named place, I am prepared to accommodate my customers and generally. D. KAISER. Carson, July ?5, 1S75J RATHBONE'S EXCHANGE, (LateRatlibone i Winston's Enchange.)! E BEST STOCKED OAR Most Commodious' Gaming Hall in Carson City. None but the ohoioedt Wines, Liquors and Havana' FRED RATIIROXE, Pr-iprietor. Carson, May 5, 1S77 NOTICE TO UENHOLDERS. XOTICE IS HERKBV GIVI-N TO ALL 1 persons hoiiliiiff mechanics' liens against the property of Wm. H. and D. O. Corbett, described as follows, to wit: Lots Nos. 1, 4, 5 and 8 of block 68, of Proctor i Sreen's division of Carbon City, Ormsby County, Nevada, that the undersHrued have commenced an action in the Justice's Court of Carson Township, Ormsby County, Nevada, be fore C. A. Withered, Justice of the Peace, to foreclose a mechanic's lien held against said property, and all persons holding Hens on said premises under and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the State of Nevada, entitled "An Act to secure liens to mechanics and others, and to repeal all other Acts in relation thereto," approved March 2, 1875, are hereby notified to bs and appear before said Court on the 7th day of August, 1877, at 10 o'clock A. 51. of said day and to exhibit then and there the proof of theu said liens. P. A. WAGNER CO., BvT. Corns, their Attorssy. Canon, Xer., July 16, U77. Jyl7-lww Steam Cabinet Shop MAISH TURNER, Comer of Oraiby and Second stieet, the Ormsby Hoate, Carson City- Nevada WE WOIXD CALt THE ATTENTION of Carpenters, Waonmakers, and all other Wood workers to the fact that we can work both Soft and Hard Wood Lumber to any desired shape. Edge tools ground and shsnxaaeu in tats oast manner, we atso Ratface I utmber. ioaka TongUfd and Grooved rlooilng. Beaded Celling Parties will do well to give us a call, as we are prepared to co good work at reaaonaoie rates. Farnlurt Repairing Wood Turning and Riroil !wrg-, Fence Posts and Pickets made plain or turned or fancy. may7tf SEEDS. NEW SEEDS, WARRANTED AND GENUINE.

O. P. WILLIS, DRUGGIST, C2RMR CARSON A.0 KINQ STREETS, HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT -or- GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. ALSO A SUPERIOR LOT Of TIMIOTHY, RED TOPs CLUE CRASS. WHITE and HEO CLOVER. TOP ONIONS, ETC ETC., ETC. IN Q0 ENTITIES TO SUIT ASD AT LOW PRICES. ORDERS Faaitf THE COUNTRY Promp t ly O. P. WILLIS. Carsor.. March 4, 15"7 S TAT E PRISON B33T AD SHOE FACTORY. 4 SVPKitlOK ARTICLE OF HEAVY A BOOTS AND SHOES For sale at the State's Prison, Carson, Nevada. Tne attention of the trade is specially invited to the above jroods. Orders promptly executed. no29tf C. C. IUTTF.RMAX, Warden. J. W. WATERS, M. D. OHice t On King street, at rear ot Willis Srug-atore, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.' FELIX H. ItfERZSACH, FHOKKSSOIt OK" MUSIC AND AGENT FOR THE STEINWAY, CHICKENS, f NO WALLET DAVIS PIANOS. Office at J. G. FOX'S, Carson City. JanMtf OR. F. J. WHITE. Office t Over Willis Drugstore, I'p-italrs. 1ST Calls promptly attendednight or'day. Chrton, Marsh 12, 1877., CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK, Corner of Carton and Proctor street, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. TRUSTEES, GEORGE TUTLT, RICHARD KIR11AN F. D. STADTMULLER, JACOB KXEIX", GEORGE T. DAVIS, GEORGE B. HILL, L A. HERRICE, JOHX G. FOX, A. W. PRAT. FEfAJTCE COMMITTEE: F. D. StaSTlcutuK, C-boros Ttmr. BANK WILL RECEIVE SAVINGS Deposits in su ns as low as One Dollar, and issue Pass Books for th; same. Will issus Ti oj and Call Certiflcatos of Deposit, and receive Comrn rcial Deposits on open account, subject to c eck or draft on demand. Will pay Interest on Time Certificates and Savings De posits. Buy and sell exchange on New Y .ra, Canada and San Francisco. Currency and Eullion boturht and sold. Make collections, loan money, and discount commer cial paper. AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE COMPANIES French Corporation, and Commercial I'uion of London. CBORGE TUFLY, President. RrcHiRD Kirman, Vice President. Geoboe B. Hill, Cashier. sovlS STOCKS BOCGIIT AND SOLD. The Carson City Savings Bank, from and after April 9th, will buy and soil mining stocks. Liberal margins will be allowed on approved stocks. San Francisco correspondent, I. Glazier A Co. April 7, 1377. Gsoroi B. Hill Cashier. RICE rETEIlS, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS CARSON C1TV. NEVADA. AGENTS FOR Liverpool and London and Globe t Imperial and Queen t Korth British and Mercantile! Firemen's Fund and .-Etna. J. D. KERSEY, Solicitor. Carson City, February 1, 1377. GEORGE RERASICH, SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, Wholesale and reui! deader In FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CONFECTIONS, ETC mHK CNOKRSIGVFD HAS ON HAND X and is daily rectiivicg ths Choicest Fruits, Freshest Vegetables. Best ot t'onf e".tion. Choice Saviaa Cigars, P.ultry, Ranch Egg-, Etc. per GEORGE PERAhlCH. Car3on street next to Theater Saloon. 3 IVANCOTIOH, DEALER IX Groceries, V-BiS.. Oranges, Lemons, and Dried r.uit, Fresh Pineapples, Cherries, Oocoauuts, FlifS, Vegetables, Bananas, Grapes, Confectionery, Nuts, Fresh Flsb, Fresh Ranch Eutter, Tobacco, Cifirs, Etc Etc Em PLACE OF BUSINESS: No. 3, outh Carson street, opposite the Capitol, Carson City, IVev. myotf J. IVANCOVICH. CENTRAL tefta MARKET, CARSON Yyy STREET, East side. bet. Telegraph and Spear streets LtUIS rOHR CO., PROPS. WE AR5S NOW PREPARED TO FIR. nieh the best quality of Meats, Uead Cheese, Hauiae, Tripe, And even-thing: in our line. Our wagon will call at tl 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. IJelj LOUIS MoHft CO. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. THE ANNT' L MEETING OF THE TOCK hulders of the Virginia ami Truck ee Railroad Company will b held at the ottice of the Company, in Virifiiua City, Nevada, on Tuesday, the fith day of May, 177, at VI o'clock M. p20td W M THORNTON, Secretary ESTATE OF WiRT HOPKINS, DECEASED, j TLTOTICK IS HEREBY" filVEN BY" THE 11 undesigned, administratrix of the above named es tate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said ueceaeu, to exhibit the same, witti the ik-ccs sary vouchers, within ten months from the first puhiica- tion of this notice, to Warren Wassuti, mv legally author-. ized attorney, at his otlice, Wasson's Mock, Cars"n City. REIiECCA A. HOPKINS, Administratrix. Carson City, June 2t;th, 1S77. Iaw4w DR. L. J. H O M EO PATH I C HERRICK, PHYSICIAN, OFFICE: In Matt. Rinckel's new black, Carsoti street, t CARSON CITTJ CHANGE OF TIME. JOINT T1MK TAI1LK, y in 6 I Ma AND TRUCKEB ATO CENTRAL PACIFIC, UfKE FROM EXFRUS TIOM JOVfl TIMS TASLS. sax ntayenco. visaiNU ctrr. Arrive. .10 46 A. SI Vireinla Leave... 6.00 r. M. 10.34 A. fit Gold Hill 6 13 p. U. 10.00 a. v ...Mound House... 46 r. u. Depart. 1.16) r,, Arrive.. 7.90 Arrive.. 9.00 f t-arson Dpart 7.S5 j" 8.08 A. M Steamboat 8.27 t. H. 7.35 a. u Reno 9.00 P. u. 5.00 A. M Truck ee 11.10 r. M 9.15 P. M SacramtntO 6.S0 A. St 6.10 p. M Vallojo 9.10 A. u Leave... 4.00 p. m. .San Francisco. Arrive. .11.10 a. m San Francisco time on the C. P. R. II.; Carson time en the V. T. R. R. Dinner on the boat from San Francisco, and Breakfast Reno, froing East. Breakfast on the boat from Vallcjo, jfoiii" West. SLEEPING CAR daily between Carson and Vallejo. II. M. YERINOTON, General Superintendent V. T. R. R. A. M. TOWNE, asrltf General Superintendent C. P. R. R. JOHN G. FOX'S EMPORIUM OF Literature, Art and Bijouterie. TIIS SELECTION OF HOOKS, WniCH l"X is constantly being increased by receipts from the Standard Works, Poetry, Illus trated Gift Books and Chil dren's Books, Music in Sheets and Books, And all sort of Musical Internments, includir. Steinwav's Pianos, For which Mr. Fox is the Arnt. selection of Also, an eztoas e Fine Watches, French Clocks, Jewelry and Silver Ware, Cold, Silver and Precious Stones. Staple and Fancy Stationery. AGENT FOS Laxara Morris's celebrated perfected Spectacles and Eye Glas.es. Toy, Guns, Pistols, Fishlnsf Tackle, Ammunition, ani s very choice lot of Shelf Goods too numerous to specify, a-1 AT PRICES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES sr CALL AND EXAMINE. "V Carson street, opposits the Capitol, Carson City, Navada. jaul9m GEORGE W. KITZMEYER HAS JV3-T RECEIVED LARGE styles of STOCK 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 manufac tories, made of solid walnut, and have the most desirabis oil finish. I have also on hand a large variety of. Camp Chairs, Parlor, Office, Dining and Kitchen Chairs, Lounges Spring Beds. Mattresset, and Pillows. dec3tf GEORGE W. KITZMEYER. CARSON CITY BREWERY, King street, Carson City, JACOB I3LX-H2 PROPRIETOR. T1 nE VEItY BEST QUALITY OF LAGER BEER Made on the Pacific Coast or anyiv here. Orders promptly atuiiucd to. The saloon is constantly supplied with the finest brands f WINES, L1Q.CORS AND CIGARS. 13- OIVE ME A CALL janltf JACOB KLEIN. A Stitch in Time Tlnn'f TVt V"vttt Atttott V- n ti fA Uuil b X ill U W Xi W Oi V X UlU UlU

uiotnes rilMOMAM MILLARD, THE MII1T X skillful Clothes Cleaner in this State, has resumed business in his old stand, on Carson Street, next to Rail's Mere. s7Work done Quickly and Cheap. Carson, May 22, 1,77

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MORNING APPEAL. FRIDAY ACGVST 10, 1877 L L.l TEE CHINESE QUESTION. One of tho most perplexing questions with which tho people of this coast have to deal is that of tho Chinese. It is especially trouble some from the fact that capitalists aud all those who are interested in tho employment of labor, will use that kind of service which will yield tho greatest profit, and having the anction of law for the importation and em ployment of the Chinese, they will, in spite of any protests which may bo made, still con tinue to encourage the immigration of these Mongolian coolies. Philanthropists and the orists may reason in regard to the ameliora tion of the condition of the workingmen, they may point out a way by which the con flict between capital and labor can be averted and they may earnestly soek to put in prac tice their good intentions and their conceits. But the experience ef all ages is that, in this struggle of life, the great majority of people conform t those practices, which in their own judgement will conduce most to their own individual gain. The strong will oppress the weak. The rich will add to their accum ulations and grow more and more miserly in their dealings with the poor. Most people are magnificently liberal when it costs noth ing but the expression of an opinion, or when they are not agitated by any dread of contributions. But when their liberality is tested by the sacrifice of some comfort or the expenditure of their own substance, thay are hocked at the extravaganca of the age and the improvidence of the needy. Very many persons on this coast are only indirectly affected by the employment of Chinese labor, such are professional men, officials and nearly the entire population of the middle classes. Competition between the different elements cf the working people does not affect their comfort or gain, except for their advantage in cheapening the services cf menials. There are some notable exceptions, of course, for in every community there are men of broad and liberal views, who are willing to make sacri fices for the benefit of the less fortunate, but thesa aro only exceptions to tha rula that everybody looks out for number one. From this selSsh standpoint, then, it is immaterial to a larje part of our people what view or action is taken ia regard to this question. The insecurity of property and the continued annoyance arising from the s'trife between the labor elements make a counterpoise for all the advantages to be gained from it. The two daises then directly interested and antago nistic to this Chinese problem, are th labor ing men on the one side, and on the other the men who are engaged in tho employment of labor on a large scale; such as railroad corpo rations, manufacturers of certain commodi ties and the farmers. It is somewhat amus ing to note views cf the farmers on this sub ject when their private interest? are brought in contact from opposite stations. If the Chinaman has.a little garden of his qwvl in which he cultivates vegetables for the mar kets, and is thus made a competitor of his Circassian neighbor in the sale of his produce, then in the estimation of the latter the Chi nese are a curse to the country and should be driven from our shores; but if our Circassian friend depends on Chinese help for the culti vation of his soil, and to do all the drudgery connected with fanning, and he employs J ohn at about one-half the price that he would be obliged to pay for white labor, then the Mon golian is a blessing to the country. No one is more severe in invectives upon the low Irish, Dutch, Italian and hoodlum for their fcbuse of the Celestial. Our sympathies are altogether with the poor laborer who is brought into competition with tho Chinese, and we believe it would be better for all were they not here. But thay are here. Tho question is not as to their coming, but as to how their coming may bo stopped. They are industri ous, frugal, temperate, patient and possessed of greater powors of endurance than any other class of people in the country. They are here too under tho sanction of tho laws of our coun try, and are as much entitled to the protec tion of those laws as any other class of for eigners. Suppose the same prejudice existed toward the Irish, Dutch, Canadians, or any other class of foreigners, would it be possible, or would such a thing bo thought bf, as driving them out of the country by force or preventing them from getting emploj-ment. It is true that their civilization and our civil ization are altogether different and that we are trying to build up an American not a Chinese civilization, but liberality and freedom are fnndamental principles in our civilization, not oppression and barbarism. There is only ono consistent way to get rid of the Chinese and that is by tho obrogation of the Burlingatae treaty, and every attempt to incite the laboring classes to acts of cruelty upon these people will only bring the odium of the civilizsd world upon us and result in misery to those who engage in it. Of Theodore Tiltcn and family a New York letter writer says Tilton during bis last tour traveled 30,003 miles and earned 020,000. His daughter Alice, now sixteen, is with him in Europe. She possesses undoubted genius for sketching. She is a dignified and wo manly girl, and has shown some ability as a writer. Mrs. Tilton is very contented, and, as some one expressed it, .is 'not only as happy as a bird, but lives like a queen." j Jfce youngest boy, Frank, is with his mother. MEDITATIONS RESPECTING THE MOTS. Purporting to be comments from a strang er's note book, the N.' Y. Sun contains the following A truly wonderful country this is. Tho more one sees of it the more one ad-a-.ircs it. Its dull and dark sides are numer ous, yet step by step one gels used to them, and begins to look at them a at something quite'natural. But when it displays any of its grand and bright sides it stuns the world. The civil war was one of the instances in which the great features of American charac ter wei-c first strikingly shown. Never was a war nore sanguinary. Seldom Lav? moral and material interests of such magnitune been at stake in an armed conflict. Yet, a few years have scarcely elapsed, when everything is forgotten, and North and South are parts of the same family again. And now look at Europe. The Spaniard r,n 1 the Basque are ready to cut each other's throat any day. The Mussulman and the Ct.i i-tiaii on the Balkan Peninsula go to dis cmb').v;ling each other whenever they get the sli'itest chance to do so. The Poles would v.ouid poison every Russian if they could, and the Russians would hang every Pole if tUrv wpm not ashamed. The English and I j the Irish are only waiting for a fit opportu I niiy to break each other's ribs and skulls. I Tha Neapolitan hates the Piedmonteae just as much as the Bavarian hates the Prussian. I:i all those cases the cause of tho hatred is old and worn out, and without any substan tial, practical meaning nowadays. Yet in some of these instances it has lasted for two or three centuries, and does not show any signs of abatement. Here, on the contrary, the cause of the struggle was of immense vital, as well as intalectual magnitude. Yet the moment the actual conflict was over, every thing war, settled. No recriminations are to be heard; no persecutions to be seen. The former combatants are friends again, and faithf ul members of the same brotherhood. Take the last elections again. The fight was as fierce as any political fight ever was, and the contest as close as could well be im agined. Fraud was undoubtedly perpetrated. Yet at the appointed day and hour forty mill ions of people have quietly submitted to what was represented to be the verdict of the bal lot box. Under the same circumstances thousands of lives and rr.illicns cf money would have been sacrificed in any ether coun try, and either anarchy or despotism would have come to crown the whole business. The present strikes and riots are another instance of these admirable features of the i American national character. A hun&rea I ih.vncurvr) rl.iif-lv allied men become at a eiven moment masters of all the communications on the continent and have property to the value of two thousand millions at their mercy. What would they not have done in Europe under similar circumstances With the fa cilities these men had to ara themselves, one fifth of their number would have been enough in any European country to march on the capital, upset the Government, and establish general chaos. Here the rising of a hundred thousand men results in a dozen or two killed, a few buildings burned, and a slight impediment of business for a day or two. Why, the beer riot of Frankfort a few years ao, or an Anglo-Irish riot was never settled cheeper. And when the thing is over, there is no court-martialing, no shooting, hanging, or banishing people. In a few days there will probably not even be an ill fading between the two opposing camps. If this is not wonderful, I don't know what is. Facts of this kind makes one naturally anxious to find their explanation. A volume could be written, if all the causes of this peculiar condition of things were to be enumerated. Governor Hartranft of Pennsylvania knows his place and has the nerve to do his duty. In conversation with tho editor of the Pitts burg Commercial he said: "You can say to the people, if j-ou desire to, that my position is just about this: I am here to see that the peace is preserved. I am here to see that the railroad companies who have applied to to m? :i citizens for help get back their propert;., and I propose to see, as far as my authority goc-s, that no man, if he wishes to work, is prevented from doing so through fears of a mob, or any intimida tion. Further than that I cannot go. As I have said, any contract the railroad and their employes may make it their private business, and I've no more right to interfere than you have. If an engineer comes to me and says he is willing and anxious to work, but fears personal injury while running hi3 train, and he desires a guard Etrong enough to protect him and that guard I'll back with all the power of the State. That's not sending soldiers to run the train at all. It's only a response to a citizen's call for protection a protection which the laws guarantee to every man, black or white, rich or poor. My duty as I conceive it now, is simply to see that the public peace is preserved, and that each man in the community has all the rights accorded him which are under the law and the consti tution. That's plain enough. I have nothing to do with this or any other railroad company or corporation and its employes. They make their own contracts, and enforce them as they see fit, provided the public peace is preserved. I have nothing to do with the private disputes between mon and their employers." Bob Howland has opened a brewery in Tuscarors. The local of the Enterprise says: Bob's brewery will probably turn out as did his boarding house experiment in Meadow Lake. Bob had no sooner put up his sign than his old mining and prospecting acquain tances flocked to his standard. They could hardly believe their eye3 when they saw Bob's name on the sign it seemed almost too good a thing. Io they marched by twos and fours and, throwing their blankets and other traps into a corner, advanced with a "Hello, Bob! you infernal old thief! If I Ain't glad to see -w i ill rr i 3 J you may l do a a; iney tnen proceeaea to make themselves at Home, "never missing i a meal and never paying a cent." Tba.de at Houe is the subject upon which the Lyon County Times has some sensible remarks. It says people should not go away from home to do their trading, in the way of groceries, dry goods, and tho like. If our citizens would insist upon making their pur chases at home, dealers would very soon keep stocks to suit the most fastidious. In most instances the idea that goods can bo purchased cheaper abroad, taking into account the ex pense of getting their goods here is purely imaginary. But even if they can be purchas ed cheaper it is no valid reason forgoing abroad to make purchases. We are all deal ing with each other. If a man sells at a profit he will have something to buy with. If he don't sell at all he can't buy at all. The way to make merchants and dealers keep the largest stocks and sell at the lowest figures is to trade with them. When all consent to do this, all will see better times than we now have. Dover is seventy miles from London "as the crow flies" and seventy -six and a half miles by railroad; and a few days ago there was an exciting race between the two cities. The railroad company selecting its strongest engine, and the French police hired the services of a "Belgian voyageur," which is of the best breed of homing pigeons. At the moment the train started, the little messenger was tossed out of the window of a car. Flying about half a mile high, for a minute or two he circled about in search of bearings, and then took a straight course for London His apparent hesitation led the railroad officers to feel confident of their own success. They made their iron horse stretch every nerve, and they scored a mile for every minute. But in the hazy, sunny atmosphere, and born along by the west wind, the bird beat tho train by twenty minutes a time allowance representing eighteen miles. He accomplish ed in fifty-six minutes what the engine was seventy-six minutes in accomplishing. New York, August 9. Herald's London special savs: Grant has arrived at Lake Maggiore, Italy. His stay there has already been one grand round cf festivities. The evening after his arrival he was serenaded at his hotel, after which a concert was given in his honor, followed" by a display cf fireworks. Addresses were made by tho Mayor and officers who had served Garibaldi. Grant in his reply referred to the exceeding hospitality he had received, praised the general conduct of the people so far as he had seen them, and expressed his delight at the lovely scenes that had met his eye at every tarn since ho had crossed the Alps, and concluded by saying, "There 13 ens Italian whose hand I wish particularly to shake, and that man i3 Gari baldi." This allusion was greeted with great applause. Labor works for wages and capital for prof its. In depressed times, when employment ia not reddy obtained, labor lowers its de mands for wages, competition settles their av erage. But capital fixed in a railroad calls for tho same old fashioned dividends on the stock. There ought to be an equitable divi sion of burdens between the employes and the owners of railroads. It is hardlv the square thing to cut the salary cf an office clerk ten per cent, on six or seven hundred dollars, or the wages of a bn-.keman ten per cent, on five hundred dollars, or a station aent thirty dol lars on three hundred dollars, ia order that old Mr. Moneybags in New York or Boston or Philadelphia may gobble a ten per cent, dividend on his thirty or fifty thousand dol lars of stock, which perhaps cost him twenty five cents on the dollar, and has paid him ten per cent, on par for a dozen years back. New York, August 9 ATimes Washington special has the following of the social scandal: .TnVin O Thnrnr.snn. an Indiana newscaner v v I" 7 A 1 man brings suit for divorce against his wife, who has been employed in the Treasury de- partment here, ciiargmg, among otner tmngs, thaj she has at various times and in sundry places committed adultry with General N. P. Banks and others, specifying several occasions during the years 1872 and 1873. He also charges that Banks obtained for her the position in the Treasury department, and that she lived as his mistress. A young gentleman telegraphic operator in San "Diego, California, after repeated calls for a young lady operator in another office, at last got a response, and then, "click, click, click' (fortissimo), he telegraphed back to her vehemently, "I have been trying to get you for the last hour In a moment the follow ing spicy reply came tripping back to him over the wires from the telegraphic maiden: "That's nothing; there is a young man here who has been trying to do the same thing for tho la3t two years, and he hasn't got me yet." The committee appointed by the tailings men of Gold Canyon to wait on Colonel Fair, have made report that the water would be turned down the creek, together with the mill tailings, upon condition that the tailings men pay to the water company the price now charged the Woodworth flume company for the water. The proposition was considered satisfactory and immediately accepted. We learn that the sum to be paid to the water company is $300 per month. Lyon Co. Times. When the Chief Justice of Pennsylvania was taken before a J ustice of the Peace in Beaver county, Pa., tho other day, on a charge of shooting a couple of birds out of season, he confessed and was fined ten dollars for each bird. A Fietd in human form has been residing in Dayton. His name is Johnny Haynes, 21 years old. Fcnr little girls have been out raged by him. Cn learning that his heinous acts had become known, he escaped. Some amusement was caused not long ago, in an English court, by a female witness, who, on the oath being administered, repeat edly kissed the clerk instead of the book. It wa3 some time before she was made to under stand the proper or, at least, the legal thing to do- m In Oregon a man has to taka out a license, ..tV;v.Ii ftnata h'.m ?i ft i-Lr. nprmift.incr saloon keepers and others to sell him drinks. And r i 1 when a man s wua taites away nis license ui the rnornine and hides it. he has to eo as dry as bone aU day. HOWARD'S TRAP. "I now belief e I am in fine condition to maks thorouen work with these Indians." Gm. liovard to Cm. 2i& Eovell. "I think I'm in tiptop condition To capture this Joe and his brood; I've trapped him, I'd bet my commission, And have him at bay without food." Thus te wrote what his fancy had moulded But lo ere the break of next day, Joe his tents, like the Arab had folded, And silenUy stolen away. Of this vory simple narration Tls worth while the moral to know. As a truth. Independent of station: You can't Judge a cock by bis crow. If. T. Sun. Tho remains of one Dr. Charles F. Winslow were cremated in Salt Lake City last week. The expense amounted to $1,500. The Salt Lake Tribune, in commenting on the affair, says that if cremation was the rule instead of the exception, so that public furnaces could be used, ten dollars would meet the whole expense. Greenbacks in San Francisco are firm at 95 buying and 95 selling. Erokers are buying Half Dollars at 5j5g per cent, dis count, and are selling them at 4j5 per cent. Trade Dollars are quoted at 95 buying and 95 selling. President Hayes has issued a general order prohibiting the sale of firearms or ammuni tion to Indians, and revoking all licenses to trade with them in such articles. Military commandants are charged with the duty of assisting in tho execution of the order. An attempt to burn Nevada City, Cal., says tho Transcript, was made on Saturday and Sunday last. Inflammable substances were thrown upon the tops of building. The people promptly organized for the protection of life and property against such dastardly at tempts. Next month the Methodises of Washington ara to have a grove meeting and Rutherford B. Hayes ha3 "signified his intention of spending several days upon the ground." Some of tha most famous preachers of Meth odism, including at least one bishop, are to take part in the affair. "Professors" Vieuxtenipts are in Watson ville, Cal. They are not reliable men to deal with, as the press in this and Lyoa county can testify. a On hearing a young lady sing, the Lyon County Times gives expression to its feelings in verae, commencing, "Oh for a walk in the lonely wood." The cause cf tho death of R. L. Gardner is said to have been from exhaustion from ex cessive heat, whiio crossing tho desert near Fort Yuma. Yet another warning: Joseph Bates of Ver mont falls dead while carrying in an armful of wood. Show this paragraph to your wife. Nay, cut it out and pin it to tha woodshed door. A man in Ohio, who attempted to hang himself recently, was cut down by his mother-in-kw. She was'nt through with him yet A man and woman with six small children apiece were married in Wiilamet county, Or egon, last week. Rose Eytings has been rusticating in the valleys and mountains around Salt Lake the past two weeks. SPECIAL NOTICE. I

j ACCOC.VT OS SPECIAL. REASONS W are Selling Oat t Coat. &1UST BE SOLD IN 90 DAYS! It requires only a call to be convinced that we are selling goods cheaper than any firm in Carson City. Following arc soma cf our special prices: Calicoes, Eighteen Yards for $1 DOMESTIC GINGHAMS 8 yards for 91 LONSDALE MfSLIV S yard tr SI WniTEHOCK Ml'SLIX 9 yards for SI GRASSCLOrn S yard for $1 C VXTOX FLANWELS S yards for 91 And AU Good Accordingly, PLEASE CALL EARLY AND BE CONVINCED OKCOYICII BROS. Carson City, August 1. 1B77. BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE. VT ItATHBuliE'S X CHAN OK Carson street, Carson City, May be Ken a 5 k 10 Billiard Tabli, maie ty sTnAU'.ti i IO, OP hM FJtA.XilSVO. Furnished with Oe Ln-y' Potent Cuib on. a l Blite Bed. This table cost 8400. It wiU b sold for $230. It is in perfect repair and is comparatively Dew. Parsons drsirins a MUiard tabls, and a (rood bargain, are invited to take a lock at this one. TEED BATH BO.N t, Carson, Jiiy i7, ls77. V Proprietor. REWARD. Cab bo, Aupust 6th, 18T7. A Reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS In United States gold coin will be paid for the arrest and cenrictibn of the pariy or parties wno cut tho two water mains and attempted to destroy tha third, of the Carson City Watr Works, at the junction of Phillips' and Nevers' ranches, between the 1st and 6th of the present month. Money up and no gruicbllng'. MAS0M CO., IX C0EJEZTT BLOCK, NORTH CAK30N STilCEr, CARSON crJT, NEVADA. yi" U L fit A L E AND RETAIL DEALEIJ! IS Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Canned Fruild. Butter, Lird, Grab., Ccal ca AND ALL, AKUCXK t' St ALLY BIPT IS A FI.RST CLASS STOKE Of ,th ki&i of iBjaresxitUd buai&iss In wk!d tLr re ST Ori.rs Ulsq tui Owl. JJirejvJ 14 TO AST VART OF TEE CITY FBEE Ct-aUCE fWASON CO. Carwn, fi.y 6, 1S78. Closing Out Sa'e or DRYC OOCS, FANCY COOLS. CAK.3LT, EV2. MS. J. SHIYEH CO., HAVNQ PKTrR'IIXEO TO ltETiTlE fr&m b'j&i.css, ue OfT-rinff tlitlr Knlirw Stock rfatj ji f r o .l. AHCcods Must bQ SUposcJ cf In Uia ahortJSt po&si-li '-iaie, f'T Casb, And at Bargain Never Before Ilnaid t f. All persons ludtbtod M the above fin u-i r.t.-'). rt. J to male itcmsiiaV settlement, otherwise tollc :'loi, U be enforced. MRS. J. HK 1 .1 f Gu-son, July 27, 1S77. 1m L. MORRIS CO. TO THE FROHT. II AVINO BECE1VEU AN IMMENSE STOCK Of Fancy and Staple Dry Gccds From the East, whl-Ji were bought there dunn..' th. Ut Snauil.l ciials, we propose to yiv our e-uMuw tho betieBt of it. 1 8 yards Cal'co for 51.00 10 yards Bleached Muslin for-. Si 00 10 yards Canton Flanr cl fjr SI.OO 10 yards Crasscloth for SI.OO 4 pairs Ladles White He so CO 3 pairs Ladies Str pad Htse 30 And Ereijlblntf In rroporUo", l. Monni- co. Carson, Aujust 1, 1S77. SIOO REWARD W k P 1I FOH THU I)H '(T1) and arrest ot the diAiarJIy tnl.oreant wlioti.oo sharp iron bar icto the Curson vVair Coiuf wal..r main, in NeviV liid, tbrely rubbing tb tca -i.d tbetown. CARSON- W'ATEE. CO.VrANY Carson City, Joly Hit, lb77. ToLet. HOVflK WITH riV'IC (5) nnoMs, li-aulre U C. E. LAUuHlON,

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MORNING APPEAL. EKIOAT AUGUST 10. 1877 2TOTE3 AND QUERIES AT THE LAKE. Yank's Station, Aug. 8, 1877. Ertioa Appeal The air hereabout is eta ci.k iy Fallish these night3 and mornings, and the days are superb. Everywhere else the air is a compound. Here it is pure all ozven aAd nitrogen or whatever first ele ments the atmosphere is made of. Elsewhere it is part dust, part lint from superabundant old clothes, part particles of fever, scurvey, mumps and other ills to which flesh has fallen heir.and a good part the breath of duns, liars, book-peddlers and like afflictions and imperti nences. Here there are no distilations no ex halations, no second-hand vapors, no infini tesimals of corruption and disease. All you can do is to catch a cold in your head and wheeze like an asthmatic locomotive. And speaking of asthma, here is a gentleman close at hand who cannot manage to live in San Francisco, so much is he oppressed with his phthisic, who makes nothing of a ten-mile row in his skiff, or an all day walk up and down hill and dale. Moreover, your "bear," here, is a genuine character not a disagreea ble imitation of the dog in the manger with a masquerading, fantastical borrowed name but a shazgy, savage, cow-eating, calf -devouring, bull-defying monster, The other day a dweller at Meeks's Bay (midway between Emerald Bay and Sugar Pine Point), in formed me that he had been out in the high mountains to the west, all the day before hunting grizzlies. He said that he and his companions had come upon the "sign" of Messieurs Bruin, and had seen where they had seizsd and squeezed and dragged to death the poor, struggling frightened heifers. 'They catch a cow by the nose," said he, "and drag her oft" to where they and their cubs can devour her." There's something awfully tragic ab.:ut this. It is little enough to say that these bear hunters came back with out the game they were looking for. I don't think I ever was tol 1 before that the grizzly would thus attack live stock and make way with it in cannibalistic fashion. I had a no tion that he was more of a ruminant a sort of half-swinish root-digger and possible honey pirate. But he seems a thorough Bavage beast and as bloodthirsty as a very tiger of the jungle. There are few if any deer in this rim of mountains about the Lake on the Lake-3lopes I mean. Twelve or fifteen miles to the west'ard, yonder, the black-tail deer is abundant. A keen old deer-3talker told me the other day that the ridgs of mountains di viding cur side from Sierra Valley marked tha bounds of two distinct kinds of deer. This side it is the black tail on the other, it is the "mule deer." The mule deer is so called because of his immense ears. Also he differs from the black-tail in siza, being much larger and heavier. Now what is the "mule" deer. Is he at all related to the caribou of British Columbia? There are no elk in the in ra ritihii. Ta3ia frecpent tha foit-hills and valleys. At htind are many campers Maish, pur industrious wood-working friend and uni vjrii! -rjiiaj bjhig amnj ths o'.lnn. Then tlu parip italic sshoolniavm. is also about likawisa the smiller scientist with wisdom on his face and spectacles on's nose, he may be seen astonishing the lesser and tenderer with his ler r ling. The glacial theory finis manyt expounders. It is very instructive. One se of young fellows who are having a very hearty time of it, (among them some young gentle rnon mini Hyrrm, from Virginia City), tell me they caught no less than eighty dozen trout in and about Hope Valley. That is, by as much as seventy dozen, too many. At this rate of slaughter there will soon be a complete annihilation cf the native mountain trout. Why not, oh sportsman, see to it that once a year, there is a thorough replenish ment of all clear cold streams with spawn and young fish? In China, or somewhere else, (China is as good a name as any other for the purpose), when a man cuts down one tree he plants the seads for several. So, when an angler catches a dozen trouts he should take steps toward the sure planting cf enough of the ora of that fish to rnako up for the waste. But eighty dozen, my lads Eighty dozen is the pot-fullest kind of pot-hunting. As well shoot a sitting grouse on her eggs or a brood quail with her little flock. Mr. John Rosser arrived here yesterday came to join his family who had preceded him about a week. I note that John is squinting toward the Bays end lesser kke3. He brings me enthusiastic accounts of the late Turners' Festival. I took a trudge yesterdp.y to Cascade Lake I tnd the boys. We wont by Tank's new wagon road which takes you, direct, to that lovely little sheet of water, in about three miles of very passable "going." Our camp ing neighbors swarmed there, in time, and made the waters which they beat to follow faster a3 amorous of their strokes;" and it may be said, further that as to their singing, "it beggar'd all description." I shall prob ably go to Emerald Bay to-mcrrow as Sailor Jack's guest. My present purpose is to spend ths night there so a3 to get a good chance at the splendid scenery, night and morning. Perhaps will take notes and compile the same for the Morkdtg Appeal, but will not prom ise. M- The families of Col. Rosser and Mr. John P. Meder, arrived from Lake Bigler last eve. ning where they have been Ojowning dur ing jart of the summer. IMPORTANT MINING SUIT. The Richmond and Eureka Consolidated Mining suits which are now pending in the courts of San Francisco being of such great importance and involving so much money, wo called upon a distinguished member of the bar, who is retained a3 counsul in the cases, to elicit some of the facts connected therein, which must undoubtedly prove of interest to residents of this State. The principles attached to this case are to be for the first time tested by any court. And the property in controversy runs into the millions. In the event of a verdict in favor of the Eureka Consolidated Mining Company being rendered the Richmond Company will be mulcted in the sum of $4,000,000 for damages alone. The principal geological question involved in these cases is whether the lime stone belt in that country over the underlying quartz and under the superimposed shale, and in which lime stone belt the ore bodies are found can be considered within the maeaning of the Act of Congress as a lode, and if the several bodies of ore can be called one mine. The experts were questioned upon this vital point. Professor Kodsrers ana otners testmea mat the lime stone belt is a lode. Clarence King and others expressed the opinion that the lime stone belt was not a lode, but the country rock inclosing the ore bodies which were found m what they denominated pipe vein. Tne testimony was ciosea on me ou instant, and followed by argnrnent ot counsel on both sides. An early decision is expected. HOTEL ARRIVALS. OCMJDT HODS 0080K D. FaTTIE, rall'alETOB. W Conner H Voight S Frank E Morran A Delehanty A Boquerez A Dickson F M Hughes E Dole and wife A B Grosh L B Benchley D L I lard wick Another runaway occurred last evening, about seven o'clock, on the street in the rear of the Mint. The Messrs. Cutts were driv- nz along in a buggy when a vicious dog jumped at the horse, which frightened him so that he became unmanageable; the vehicle was upset and the gentlemen thrown upon the cround. What injuries the occupants received we could not learn. 1 he horse was last seen tearing down the street at a frightful speed with two buggy wheels attached to t he shaft. On the street yesterday, was to be seen an eccentrically clad individual, costumed in the Centennial uniform worn by our sires during the Revolutionary war. He is registered at tha hotel where he stops as Samuel Washing ton, and claitnes to be a descendent ot the Father of his Country, and as we have no proof to the contrary, we are compelled to believe it. The Germans of Carson have formed a con gregation for religious worship of their own, which is presided over by the Rev. Adolph Geyer, as pastor. The reverend gentleman is quite young in years, but very eloquent, and has an exceedingly pleasant manner of delivery. Services are held every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. E. R. Elrod, the lady who was in jured by being thrown from a buggy on the evening of the 8th instant, is suffering much pain from the injuries inflicted by the acci dent. In acHitioh to a broken wrist, it was ascertained that her hip was also injured; from the latter injury the lady suffers excru ciating agony. The attendant physician states that it may be many months ere the lady will be restored to her former well being. The Excursion to Bawer's Mansion, on Sunday next will be accompanied by the Car son Brass Band. The mansion is a popular place of resort. Mr. Sproule proves to be an energetic, wide awake manager of the enter tainments there given. The excursion on Sunday will doubtless be the largest of the season to that place. It appears that some steps should be taken by the authorities to remedy the defective drainage of this place. The stench arising from all quarters of the city after night-fall is becoming unbearable, and is very likely to breed disorders of a malignant type. It is certainly high time that this matter be looked after. Photographic. Two young men from Chicago have arrived in Carson, and renting the vacant lot nearly opposite Mason Co.'s store, have pitched a tent and named it the Palace of Art, and propose taking photographs at a lower rate than ever known m t-arson. The beautiful new residence, situate on the corner of Spear and Telegraph streets, con structed for Mr. Hyman Olcovich is nearly readv for occupancy. The building is an or nament to the city, and before long a number of other citizens will follow the example set by Mr. Olcovich. Seorge W. Hawkins of the Mint is recov ering much more rapidly than could be rea sonably expected. Yesterday afternoon he was lying on a sofa, apparently very comtor- table. He had a very narrow escape from death. All the presses in the Coining Department of the Mint are now busily, engaged from moraine till evening. All day long the click, click, of dropping coin is heard. There will soon be an exodus from here of numerous members of the sporting fraternity for Reno, where the festive wood chopper has many shekals to dispose ot. From the Northern BeUe mine, per south- n r r i r era stawe, Wells fargo a, yjo. recti veu iuui bars of Bullion valued at $7,007, last evening. It is stated by those who ought to know that there is no danger of Mountain Beer mountin to one's head. Forepaugh's circus will be in Virginia c the 23 inst. and remain thxe? dsjs. An assessment of 50 ets. per share was levied cn Sierra Nevada yesterday. FIRE LAST NIGHT. At 10 o'clock last night a destructive fire broke out in a vacant house until recently cciupied by C. Moger, on Nevada street near Washington. The fiimes rapidly comniuica ted to the corner house ocsupied by Mr. Kennedy, who keep3 a shoe store opposite the Mint. Soma furniture was saved out of this house, but the flames spread so rapidly that it was impossible to save all. The loss is considerable but the amount could not be ascertained owing to the latenes3 of the hour. The origin of the fire is a mystery, as it oc curred in an untenanted house. The amount of insurance, if any, could not be learned. The buildings destroyed were the prop erty of R. ii. JMlsworth. Uw-ng to the promptness of the Virginia Truckee Rail road in their engine to work, a large amount of property was saved from destruction, as quite a number of frame buildings were in c.'ose proximity to those destroyed. Visiting the studio of Mr. C. B. McClellan, yesterday, we observed several pictures on the easels which promise to be of great ele gance and superb finish when completed. One is of a little girl who died some three years ago, the daughter of Grant Israel, Esq. resident of Virginia, and the other two are portraits of the parents of Geo. B. Hill Esq. Ft. i -L t x. nc mere is an lnaescnoaoie umsii auoui, iixr. McClellan's studies, which i3 rarely met with. M. V. Davis, Esq. special agent of the Treasury Department, arrived in our city yesterday. His visit here is for the purpose of compiling statistical matter of the Carson Mint service for the Treasury Department at Washington. Hon. James Crawford, Superintendent of the Mint is expected here this morning. Geo. H. Davi3, the Nimrod, will be on the same train. There will be much tribulation amonst the feathered tribe known as the sage hen. Tho advertising car of the Forepaugh Cir-1 cus Company passed through for Virginia yesterday morning. It is a gorgeous atfair. Wonder if the show is in keeping with all this blast of trumpets and red fire Mrs. Helen D. Kingsbury, for several years a resident here, leaves for Santa Clara, Cal. this evening, where she will assume charge of the Santa Clara Female College. Col. W. S. Wood, of Virginia, was in town last evening. The Caledonia club of Virginia will picnic at Treadway's grounds to-morrow. An assessment of 1 03 per share was levied on Best Belcher on the Sth inst. n. F. Rice of W. F. Carson i3 in Virginia City. Co.'s agency in ASSIGNEE'S SALE. rTirK I II It Y fl-VK MY TIIK und;rsi;ned, Awi;nee ia Bankraplcy of tha esta'e of A. E. ir.8jbicn and A. E. Lri(.aLi;v;a and M. 1). Hatcii, bab'crupu iu baukr jp cy, that I will sell at public auction on M J.VIMY, ahl'l tJltSEK. 3, 1S77, at U o'c.ock A. M.t ill irjiit of the Uo-n y liailiim; in Cu-iin City, to the highest bidd.-r for cash, in gu'A coin, tun following iiawitad prop erty, to nit: All the ri;ht, tit:e a:id inta-jsl uf tiia aid a. B. Uriesbach, bankrupt in baukr lptcy, to twen y-iour thousand and iu'.y sharjs of m.nin; stock in the mine known as ta "Fourtuof Ju:y uold and Silver Alining Company," located in Lurjka Tswnsalp, in the Ci'oa'.y of turjka, state of .Nevaii. A;so, all the ri;ht, ti la and interest of said ban'-TiTM in and to a c jn.iir. m.uia quur l caim, known aj tie vidjon gr Mount li) c M.no," located in jtus y Hat M.a ixs Dii.rict, iu hi :onio ounty. stv.e .i -a.Lornia. Also, ail the ri;ht, title and interest to the notes, bok aceounui ai.d d-inc.Js bflonjia; ta said estate, tat r aura uibataided at the tints sa e. I-.KALu ciUWFOm), Assijnss. Carson City, A'V!1 lo".7. GENERAL INSURANCE AGIHTS CAUSUN C1TV. AEVADA, AGISTS FOP. Liverpool and Lnlon and Globe I lniiei'iil anil Qtifm; ISortu t'rilUb ami Alrrcnnlllel Firrmen'd fund and Etnu. J. D. KERREY. Solicitor. Carson City, February 1, 1&77. GEORGE PERASICH, SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, Wholesale t.d retail dealer in FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, COXFECTIOX3, ETC rilHK ITND X ud is daily DKRSICXKD HAS ON HAND i'eceivius the rh nicest Fruits, Freshmt Vegetables. Best ol Conff-.tlonn Choit'd Havana Cigars, P ultry. Ranch Egg, Etc. N. B. Orders prP1? fi"e'' delivered as per rections. Carsnn street next to Theater Sajoon. DEALER IX Gr-erle, Teg. Orang, I.wmons, Fresh aud Urieit Fruit, Pineapples, Ooarru'S, Owoanuts, FUjs, Vegetables, Bananas,' Grapes, Confectionery, Nuts, Fresh Fish, Fresh Bai;ch Butter, Tobaoco, Cigars, Et Etc Etc PLACE OF EVSI3S3: N'o. 3. t-ootU t'arsnn street, opposite the Capita .iiai City. NT. ir,yf i? 3. IVAXCOVTCH, A Stitch in Time Don't Throw Away Your Old Clothes finOMts H 1 L A ft D THS MOST 1 sljllfuT Clothes Clefcoer in tUa State, has resumed business in bis old stand, on Curson Street, next to Rail's Store. JTWerk docs Quickly sal Cheap. QuK,Mt.yS2,U77- SPECIAL NOTICE. oit Redaction In Prices, ovrirg to the decline in the Eastern Market. E. RAIL, o?.j5ir cAPrroi euidn-, cvrso. SfPIIRTER itutail Dealer in AXD WHOLESALE AM) HARDWARE, Iron, Powder, Axes, Anvils, Steel, Shot, Saws, Vises, Cool, Fuse, Caps, Bullows Rope, Wedges, Sledges, Lace Leather. GLASS AKD CROCKERY WARE, Bar Fixtures, China Sets, Lamps, Cluuideliers, Mirrors, Lanterns, Etc., Etc., Etc., Agricultural Implements, Plows, Harrows, Gang Plows, Reapers, Mowers, Wheat Rakes, Cultivators, Etc., Etc, Paints, Oils Brushes, j Coal Oil, Paint Oil, Turpentine, Varnish, Whits Lead, Rubbar Paint, Chemical I'aint, Lard O Machine, Castor, Keats Foot Oil, Alcohol, Etc, Etc., STOVES. RANGES, TINWARE, Medallion and Laurel IUnjres, Buck's and other Brand of Stores. Pumps, ne anil Pip-. Doors. Windows, minis and felnas. Wooil aud Willow Ware, lliril Cases, Pistols, buns. Cartrl rea. Water, Gas and Lead Pipe, House Furnishing Goods. Brass ana Stoam Goods. Practical Plumbers and Tinners to do too&ng and man. ulacturin; ol all kinds Tin and Iron Warn Gall and Get Prices Cheap for Cash. ar29m E. E. RAIL. ST. CHAiLES HOTEL, ):R .ER CARSCM AKD THIRD STREETS, CAHSUN I1TY. NEVADl. K. SIAJIPI.kY .Pitopnim u i I j K' I" v H'b'l.r. KUH. brick edic4 has, as mual, been lio Urhly ovHrtu, ut I ustl liepll rt. And compares tivonh'y Trivh any In the State. Its repu U.iun U sucii i to Uted no further remarks. THE CULINARY CEPAR.MENI Is In excellent bands. (iool Room', Clean Bed and Dtstant Car lore. Ever; convenience (or single guests or for families. TULJLJ 33. IX Is supplied with the bsst of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Prompt attention paid to guesU and the traveling public. Carson City, July S, 1S77. SELLING OFF AT COST! TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Cl'H turcs OFFERS Invited. FOR STOCK AUD flX- Fro cl Brools.8' STOCK OF Stationary, Berlin Wool, G1! and Plated Jewelry, Silver Pin ted Ware, ONE HALUT, DAVIS CO.'S PIANO, With every dejeriptloa articles are now offered Fancy Goods and other useful WAT COST! "Ol All persons knowing themselves indebted to me are re quested to call and settle immediately and save cost. B. FRED. BROOKS. Carson, July 10, 1S77. DISSOLUTION. Carso Cm, Kv., July 13, 1S7T. We, the underpinned, have this day dissolved copartner ship by mutual consent. Ail indebtedness will be paid by B. Bernhard Son, who will hereafter continue the busi ness at the old s auu, asd all accounts due the late firm of II. Bernhard Co. will be collec.e.i by the new Arm. H. BEH-N HARD, JyMtn W. cor .Lisa. Thanking our old patrons and customers for their past favors, we solicit a continuance of thtir patronage to tb new firm of B. Bernhard Son. H. BERNHARD 4 CO. J. W. FOX, pnYSICIAN AND M. D., NCROEOK OFFICE: Waltz's Bunding-, comer ofJUog ud Curry strwts, Carson Cttv, Nevada. Q&sefiuua; iota 13 a. to I K. Jeale McL'OIVJVEJLL, CO., STOCK AND MONEY BROKERS, Northeast corner of CARSON AN 3 PROCTOfl STRUTS, CAKSOX CITY.T'EVjlDA. MINING STOCKS Bought, Sold and Carried on margins. norltf THE ONLY ONE PBICE STOSE IU TOWMI FRANK BOSKOWITZ DEALER TX MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Oat and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Vall'es. Blankets, Mattresses, Etc .Etc Etc COUKTr BtILDttTO. CARSON CITY NEVADA 004f GREAT EXCITEMENT!

"1 R K A T mown OF PKOPLK COM. X stantly rusbinx to ths Urg-a ClotlUnx SWr ol KOPPEL-& PLATT, Comer of C arson and Third Streets, opposite th at. Charles Hotel, CARSON CITY NEVADA. To view and purchase of their magnificent stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Hrn', Youth' and Boys' Clothing. Of U the latest styles, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Shlrtl Collars, fctc Ltc. octltX CAPITOL STORE, CORKER KI'0 AND ORJISBY STREETS. carson cm, HOICK FAMILY GROCER IBB. Flaur, Feed, Hams, Bacon, Butter, Lard, Sugar, Teas, CofTee. Choice Liquors, Puro Brandy Wines Old Valley Whisky, Cigars c3 Totoaooo HARDWARE, CROCKERY, PAINTS AND OILS. A FULL LINE OF HOUSKICKKI'lNa GOODS Always on hand and delivered free of charge. XT CALL AND SEE US.1t mvltf REINNTElV A GIBSON. TO WATER CONSUMERS. rnnn ckun watkr company X. hereby notify their customers that they Mast Not Use Water for Irrigation, Or for any other than house purposes, Witheat First Applying at the Company' OOlre, And making special arrangement. CARSON WATER COSTPAJTr. Carson, March 20, 1877. RUPTURE CURED Use no more Mitallio l, more iuntr- V 1b. frnm T-nn TTfna aw Bteel Springs! The Patent Magnette Elastlo Truss is worn with esse and comfort, yioHT awo Pt, nd Will perform radical euree when ell others fail. Re.der, if rou are ruptured, try one of our Comfortable Elastic Appliances. Tou will never regret It. Seed for Illustrated Circular and rYice List. MAGSETIO ELASTIC TUUsS CO., 609 aeeraaento Street, San FTSAeUea. Uw-r uf loritra iinilu.ti-Bs Of the Magnetic Elastic Truss. Our Trusses are not left with Agents or Druggists for sale, and notice Is berety given that all persons who infringe on this patent will bo dealt with as tbc law providee. For the genuine article send direct to the sfapnetic EiaSUc Trues Co., 609 Bern Dtsate at., g. F. Illustrated book aad prtot Ust tree

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MOBKIKG appeal. FBI DAT AI CIST 10. JS77 IT THK DISTRICT fOl'RT, NRCOND Jt' dicial District, in and for Oruisby County, State of Ne vada. In the matter of the estate and guardianship of Charles r. smitn, Clara Mnith, Alice Smith, tdgar smitn ana r.t.-i-ma Smith, minors. It appearing to thi Court from the petition this day presented and tiled by W. H. Smith, the guardian of the lerons and estates of Charles F. Smith, Clam Smith, Alice Smith and Emma Smith, minors, praying for an order o) sale of certain real estate belonging- to his wards, that it Is necessary, and would be beneficial to said wards that such leal estate should be sold; it is hereby ordered that the next of kin of the said wards, and all persons interested in the said estate, a-pear before this Court on MONDAY, THE 2fd DAY OK Jl'LY. A. D. 1S77, at ten o'clock a. M., at the Court-room of this Court, in the County of Ormsby, then and there to show cause why an order sliuuld not be granted for the sale of such real estate. And it is further ordered, that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks before the said day of hearing in the Moitxreo Appeal, a newspaper print ed and published in said county of Ormsby. Dated June TRd. 1S77. 8. H WRIGHT, District Judge. Stati or Nevada, County of Ornr-by, SS. I, Alfred Helm, County Clerk, and ex officio Clerk of the Second Ju dicial District Court in and for said County and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full and correct copy of he original order of said Court, In the matter above stated, as the same appears on fiie and of record In my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my T c hand and the Seal 01 said Court this tweiity-tfcjrd ALFRED HELM. Clerk. N THK MTHICT COURT OF THK .1 United States for the District of Nevada. In re V. A. Muller and P. C.Weber, bankrupts. In bank uptcy. Notice is hereby -riven to the creditors of said bankrupts, and to all parties interested, that TUESDAY, THE 12th DAY OF JUNE, lb77, 10 o'clock a. M., and the Court-room of said Court, in Carson City, District aforesaid, have been appointed as the time and "place when said Court will, on hearing, inquire whether the resolution passed by the cred itors of said bankrupts on the 30th day of Alay, 1S77, ac cepting the proposal of como.sition made by said bank rupt, was passed as required by law, and whether the same is for the best interest of all concerned when and where all parties interested may appear and be heard in that behalf. Witness the Hon. E. W. IIilltkk. Judge of said District Court, and the seal thereof hereto affixed, at Carson City, District 01 Nevada, this tith day of June, 1S77. skal.1 T. J. EDW ARDS, Clerk. NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERS. N'OTICE IS HFKKBV CITBX Tt) AM. persons holding liens against the property of Jacob 1'. Winnie, described as follows, to wit Lots numbered eight and nine in block number fifty-eight of proctor I'reen's division of Carson City, Nevada, that the under signed has conimencad an action in the Justice's Court of Carson Township, Ormsby County, Nevada, before C. A. Witherell, Justice of the Peace, to foreclose a mechanic's lien held against said property, and all persons holding liens on said premise under and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the State of Nevada, entitled An Act to secure liens to mechanic and others, and to re"eul all other Acta in relation thereto,' approved March 2, 1S77, are herebv notified to be and apjwar before said Court, on the 9th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1S77, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said dav, ami to exhibit then and there the proof of their liens. PUNNING HUNT. I'.y H mr.ls A; Corns, their attorneys. Carson, Nevada. June 1J, 177. law.'iw ASSIGNEE'S SALE IS BANKRUPTCY. N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE DISTRICT Court of the United States for the District of Nevada, made and entered on the ldth day of ilay, 1-S77, 1 hereby (five notice that I will sell at public auction, in one parcel, free from all incumbrances, on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1S77, In front t of the property, the following pieces of land in City, Ormsby" County, Stale oi Nevada, to wit: Carson Tnose certain pieces of land culled and known as and being: Whole of Lots Four, Five and Eight, and the northern four and a half feet of Lot Nine, all In Block Thirty -eve (3s) of Sears, Thompson and Sear's Division of said Carson City, with the Store, counters, shelving' and other fixtures in the building's thereupon. Said property forming part of the estate of A. B. DR1ESBACH, Bank rupt, in E.nKruptcy. ISP.AEL CKAW 1 ORD, Assijtise. Carson City, Nevada, May 19, 1577. UwSw Dissolution of Copartnership. rnBE! CWABTSERSHIP IIKSETOWIRE JL existing brtweu the undersigned, by name of Mortal Anibroselti. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. firm of Arnbrosettl A Co., composed of Frank Ainbio 9etti and Guiseppi Moresi, succeeds to the business, are cavilled to collect all dues and will pav ail bills. MoKESl, F. A-MCKiKst'Tl'I C. ilOP.El Carson Oily, Nevada, May 11, 1877. In VEVADA SULPHUR COMPANY.-Lota- tioii of principal place of business, Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada. Location of works, Ormsby county, Ntvada. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting oi the Koard of IVustees, held on the Second day of March, A. D. 1877, an assessment (No. 2) of Four (44) Dollars per :Lare was levied ujmmi the capital stock of the company, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary "i the company in Carson Citv, Nevada. Any M.ak uiion which this assessment shall remain unpaid on tie lsui dav- of June. A. D. 1S77, will be delinquent, and a dvertised ior sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the latn day ot July, isi., to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and extremes or sale. ty order oi tne jvoaru ft Trustees. THOMAS L. SMITH, Secretary Carson City May in, 1877. IN DISTRICT COURT, SKfOXD J I'DICItL District, Stale oi Nevada, Count v ot Ormsbv. in the matter of the estate of William Patterson, deceased. l oon reading and film? the petition of Alexander Leport. in the above entitled matter, praying that a decree be made authorizing and directiug the executor of the last will and testament of said deceased to convey to the said Alexander Leport certain real estate, to wit Lots seven i and ten (10) in block forty -eight (4S) of sears, Thompson Sears' division of Carson City, Nevada, and that a day of a regu lar term of said Court be appointed for the hearing of said petition, and that due and legal notice ot the pendency ot said petition and of the hearing thereof be given accord ing to law, and it appearing therefrom that a proper cause therefor c-xiste, it is hereby ordered that SATURDAY, JULY 7th, 1S77, a day of a regular term, to wit: of the June, A. D. 1677, term of this Court, at the Court-room of this Court in Carson City, at 10 A. M. of said day, be uppointed as the time and place of the hearing of said pe tition when and where all persons interested in said es tate may appear in the manner prcsiTiDeu ry law and con test said petition, and that a copy of this order be pub lished at least once a week lor lour successive weeKS beiore said hearing in the 31okm.no Aftkal, a newspajx-r pub lished in orinsbv county, Nevada. S. H. WRIGHT. District Judge Second Judicial District. Carson C v, Nev., June loth, 177. jelOwJ WARM SPRINGS HOTEL AND SWIMMING BATHS! Adjoining ;the Xevada State Prison, near Carson City. rHHK rXDKRSIGNED HAVING I.K4SKU JL the alKive named favorite resort, has thoroughly rc paired and renovated the Hotel and Baths, and respect fully solicits a lair share of public patronage. The Warm Swimming Baths will be kept in Good Order and Scrupulously Clean I Elegant Breakfasts, Luncheons and Dinners served at All Reasonab'e Hours,, an Short Notice Fare from any part of Carson to the Springs and back, including bath. j WW CIS J C. McCLCrrOS, Proprietor AprC C, 1377. JOB PRINTING 1 1 H j: if l)li$ A r I1 I i I JOB PHINT.iiG DFFIC la on of tht largest and most oetnplete in the State TBE ESPBOIA I. AITKNTION OF HtSRCIa MINING PtlBr'ANTK' OKKR8 N called to the fact that Job Piiulim of every description Is done at this offce reasonable raU-s. ALL KINDS s BLANK WORK Fumishft.1 ta ordsr at low rates. B.iil and Woddlni card, atll Holds, eds. ss Cards, CIRCULARS AND HANDBILLS, Done at hort uetice. GIVE US A CALL. RORIXSOX t MltSHFL!, Office, BEHTON'S LIVERY STABLE, CORKER CAP.30N AD THIED STREETS, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. T-ILEOANT PBIV4TK CAR- tjj riaf-es and Buggies and spirited f Ttima can always be obtained. Particnr attention paid to livery horses Alttn,Uatt on UmnA Day Nlgbt. HORSES BOARDED BY THE DAY OK WEEK ON REASONABLE TERMS. i. JL BENTON, Proprietor. Carson, January 20, 1S76. REMOVAL I 1R". U H. ALLEN HAS RKMOVED i.TjL from her lata piace of business, on North Carson street, to the next door North of the place of business of the Olccrich Eros., oa South Carson street, where she will carry on Fashionable Dressmaking. Garment Cut and Basted In the Most Finished Manner. Patterns cut to order, every month New Fashions direct from Paris jaiilltf NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. 'I'HR V'OERICXBD GIVKS XOTICE OF L his appointment as Assisniee of A. B. Driesbach and M. D. Hatch (Driesbach fi Hitch), of Carson City, in the county of Ormsby, and State of Nevada; within the Dis tri" tf Nevada, who have been adjudged bankrupts, upon their own petiiion, bv the District Court of said District. ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assiirnec. Carsoa City, Nevada, April 23, 177. lawSw NOTICE. I'NOERMGNKU HERKBY GIVKS I noti notice that he has purchased the stock of Jewelry', Watches, etc., also the fixtures and outstanding accounts of Mr. C. W. Friend. The business will be continued by Ma. A. Hentschel as mv agent, who alone is authorized to collect tne indebtedness. JOSFPH 1IARKU. Carson Citv. Mav 21, 1877. The undersigned hereby gives notice that he his pur chased the stock of Cigars, Tobacco and Notions of Mr. C. W. Friend. The business will 1 continued by Mr. A. Hentschel as my agent. JL WKKTHKIMKK. Carson City, 11 ay 21, IS77. liiyi-Jin' Dissolution of Co-partnership. rpilF. CO-P RTNKKSHIP HKRETOFORE J i-vistiHg under the firm name of Wagner Klein is this d.iy 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 laic f.rm. and who will pay all outstanding bills of the linn. J.U'Oli KLK1N. JOHN WAGNER. Carson Cilv, Mav 8. H77. lm Dissolution of Partnership. VOTICK IS HEREBY (ilVEV THAT TI1K 11 IN partnershin heretofore existing between the un ior- siguei, under the name of Pixley MeCoimclI, Stock I'.ro- kers, at Carson Ciu. State of Nevada, is this day dissolved by mutual coiiseu" and the interest of R. F. Pixley therein has tbi dav been sold to McConnell Co. The business of the old ilnn will be continued at the old place by the new flrm of McConnell Co.. and all debts to and from stiJ arm are to be paid to and bv said MjConnall i Co. R. F. Pi X LEY. S.V-VC Mi.CON.VELL. Carson City, Nevada, June IS, 1577. ORDIXASf' SO. 4S. An Ordinance to Abolish Opium-smoking Ienj. The Board of Trustees of Carson City do ordiin: Section 1. No person or persons shall, withm the limits of Caraon City, keep or maintain,, or beooms si inmate of, or vidii or eontriouve to, the support of any piaoe, house or room, where persons frequent, or ssssmble, for tha pur pose of smoking opium, and si! such plkocs, houses or rooms are hereby declared to b3 nuisances. Section 2. Any person who shall viclit-a any of the pro vijioun of Seation 1 cf this Ordauuvce, shall, cn oonviction thereof, be pjrushed by a fine not'exoeeviiu? one hunired douars, or imprisonment not more than fifty days, or by bon sucn &a and irapr-eenment, in the disu-etion cf the Court. D. A. BENDER, President Pro tc-m Attest: Air?U) Hil.m, Cleik. C&rsoQ Citv, June 12, 177. OBBIXAStK X. 46. An Ordinance in relaiion to the oiae of City Assessor of Carson City, the uutics ar.J compensation oi officer. sid The Board of Trustee! of Carson City do ordain Suction 1. The city Assessor of Carscn City shall annu ally assess all taxable property of the inhabitants of sid city, situate and being in said city, for city taxation, at the sat::e time and in the same maimer he assesses said property for State and countv taxation. He shall nol uuike a separate Assessment Roll of such assessment, but shall place and extend the same upon the A.ssessnieul Roll maue lor State ana countv taxation bv n.in. Section 2. The City Assessor oi sid city shall receive an annual Salary of one hundred dollars, in L'nited Stales a-old coin, which shall be iu full for all services rendered by him to said city as such officer. SECTION 3. Ail ordinances herewior; adopted, so far only as they conflict with the provisions of this ordinance. are herebv repealed. Approved. JAS. A. ST. CLAIR, Carson City, June 11, 1877. President pro tem. Attest: Alfred llti.x, Clerk. OHDIV.1XCK U. 47. An Ordinance to abate the Nuisance of Iio-rs rumiini at larsrc. The Board of Trustees of Carson Citv do ordain: Sfciion 1. Any person keeping a dosj or dojjs within the limits of Carson City shall procure from the City Marshal a tag for each uosf lor wrncii lie or she shall pay a yearly license as lonows: tor each male uog the sum of tw dollars, and for each feniaic dog- the sum oi three dollars and shall be entitled to a receipt therefor. Section 2. It shall be the duty of the City Clerk to pro cure at the eH?nse of the Citv and deliver to the Citv Marshal such niimlM r of suitable tj-rs as mav be required, taking his receipt then for. Said ta-s shall be divjusel of ny saui t.uy viarsnai in tne inanner nereniajter provided, lie shall make out and submit to the Hoard of Trustees at least once in each -pinrter year, and at any time vvhei said Roard may rediiire it, a verified statement of his re eeipts from tne sale ot fl'f,' tas. snowing tne autnunt or-' out Mid retained by Mm for fees, as he- i if p, ued and the amount p:dd into the t'esirv Section:!. It shall by the (i ,oe City Marshal and of ev cry "!icuiiar nto cust-nlv any do' or do-s runnnnf t ,.itnm tne citv not provided with and w") lags as herein provided, and to place such do or doirs in th.i citv jKunu. ami when so imioundcd thev shall be kept securely for forty-cij.-ht hours, and if not claimc-l and redeemed before the expiration of such time they shall be killed and buried bv the otliccr iiniotindin them. Section 4. lor each fair sold bv the City Marshal he shall be entitled to a fee ot ten per cent: for killinir and burjnn-r each im-iouiidcd dog he shall receive the sum of one dollar. The tees herein provided for shall be retained and paid out of the money derived from the sale of do ta-rs by the City Marshal. Section 5. Any person wishing to redeem a do? that has been impounded shall pay to the City Marshal the sum of three dollars if a male do? and the sum of five dollars if a female do?, for a t:mr, or produce a receipt shovvin that a license on said do( has been paid within the year, in which case the cost of another tair shall be but one dollar. Section 6 Any person or persona who shall be guilty of counterfeitiii'- the tass 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 by imprisonment "not exceeding twenty-five days, or by both such fine and imprisonment; and any person or ersons keeping any dog or dots within the limits of Carson City for a period of sixty days after the first day of June, A. D. Is77, or for the period of sixty days after the first day of April of any year after the year A. D. Ib77, without procuring a tag for such dog and pay ing the license therefor as is herein before provided, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding fifty dollars, or bv imprisonment for a term not exctmlmv -wniv-ta days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. section i. urumauee .o. 3. entitled "an Ordinance to abate the- nuisance of dogs running at large, adopted pproved: v. a. otNDER. President. Pro Tern. Attest- AUUD Hblm, Clark. CrjtSi City, Jute 12, 1877 Cocjttt Tsiascmk' Otoci, F Cabhoh Citt, Ormsby County, July 7th. 1877. f To the Board of County Commissioner? of Orssby county, Nevada: Gentlemen: I herewith submit my report of thsbua!-' ness of the County Ireasurer's office lot the half year end icg J ans 80, 1877. On the 1st of January, 1877, there were 'a the several county funds the following- SAlAKCSJ. General $15,830 85 Railroad S,S96 87 Contingent K21 49 Repair 60 Vt Road 5,166 80 Redemption S2U 5 District Judge's Salary: Si8 60 County Treasurer's Salary S,64l S State School No. 2 305 04 County School No. 1 1,621 98 County School No. 2 169 61 J26.S52 97 RreaifTS) For the half year have been from Rent of County Building tl.965 00 Court Docket fees 00 Bnes in Justice's Courts 9 00 Assessment Roll of 1876 S.06 71 Assessment Roll of 1877 963 OS Ten per cent, on delinquent taxes of 1876 SC4 66 State School Fund 2,483 5 County Licenses State Gambling Licenses Poii Taxes of 1S77 State Insurance Licenses State Insurance Tax Miscellaneous sources 4,460 60 1,128 00 1,440 00 Z3 60 261 63 25 70 fie,841 98 APPORTIONMENT Of which was made as follows General 45,611 63 State 4,(K9 98 Railroad 1,610 44 Road ISO 08 Repair 1,790 40 Contingent Si4 61 District Judge's Salary 2i9 44 County Treasurer's Salarv 421 90 Special School 60 96 County School 619 59 State School No. 1 2,218 97 State School No. 2 264 S8 $16,641 98 .$13,795 00 1,444 7S 4.749 97 207 31 201 15 54 00 1,22.1 00 ;75 00 178 25 2.213 S2 500 00 3,8211 23 354 25 $29,127 2fi $.s,067 69 MS!) 64 757 34 578 57 504 00 1,122 00 73 04 421 M0 50 9i 145 78 5 65 CO 42 336 1 3 345 57 13,4157 tO .J25.952 97 13,641 93 42,54 95 29,127 26 $13,467 69 DLSEUESEVE-VTS Were made from the following funds: General State Railroad Road Repair Contingent District Judge's Salary 'ounty Treasurer's Salary Redemption State School No. 1 State School No. 2 County School No. 1 County School No. 2 Leaving in the several funds the following balances; General State Railroad Road Repair Contingent District Judge's Salary County Treasurer's Salary Special School County School, unaportioued Stato School No. 1 State School No. 2 County School No. 1 Couutv School No. 2 EZCAPirCLATION. Italance January 1, la77 Receipts for half year ending SO, 1S77 Less Disbursements for hill year ending June SO, '77. TlLA.NSrSRS Ilsve been made between the following funds From General to District Judcre's Salary $860 00 lVom General to County School No. 1. 1,900 00 J2.1W 00 From Co. Treasurer's Salary to General.. 3,266 43 From Redemption to General It2 10 From Repair to General 1,15.1 22 From State to General 806 68 5,150 31 From Road to County School No. 1 1,000 00 From Road to County School No. 2, 600 00 $1,500 00 There apportioned by the County Superintendent of County School Fund to 3chls from County County School No. 2 $S83 40 County School N o. 1 40 il 37! 61 Leavir.j In tfco County School Fund tin- apportioned FM 78 iTom the accumulation of the Eiilroad Faad there have been purchased five Virginia aad T'rucase Riilroai bonds, Ncs. 49. to bS $5,000 CO Less discount and rebate of Interest 260 03 Cost $4,79 37 Leaving outs-tannin 147 bonds of f1,000 each, with inter est paid to June 1, 1577. Tne S27 60 from miscellaneous sources," is a refund of costs paid by the county In suits. Stale n. Watson and State vs. Marcoux. Of the cash in the county treasury there Is Currency $7!5 ST Coin 12 782 82 ei ft jtr.T A3 or the currency there oelonps to Repair Fund. rW9 37 j Aad to Couuty Treasurer's Saiarj Fund 126 00 1735 37 And of the coin there is sliver $3,000. The larger por tion of the hocuses and poll taxes, in addition to a consid erable portion of the taxes on personal property, having been paid in silver. I have made my semi annuAl settlement with the State Co:' trailer for all monies received on account of the Stale and hold his receipt in full to June 11, 1S77. P.espectullv submitted, H. J. PETERS, County Treasurer. OmCK Cot'NTY AfDITOR, OitvfsBY County, Na vada, July 7, 1?77. f To the Hon. the hoard of County Couinussioners Ormsby County, State of Nevada The County Auditor respectfully submits the following report of the fiscal affairs of the said county for tbe six months ending June 30, 1S77. tUlaiice on hand January 1st, 1S77 125, J52 97 RKCKiriS. From January 1, 1377. to June 30, 1S77, the payments into the county treasury have been as follows From Assessment roll, 1S7S &i,406 71 From 10 per cent, delinquent roll of 1S76. Srtl jfi From Assesment roll of 1S.77 yiw 03 From Court docket fees 's.'.'J 00 From lines in Justice Court 94 00 From poll taxes, 1H77 1.4 !U 00 From miscellaneous 25 70 From county licenses 4,450 50 From State insurance licenses 23 ;0 From State insurance tax 2til t$ From giiinbiing licenses 1,1 2t 00 From rent County Ituildiug l.t'HA 00 From State School Fund 2,4s3 35 Hi,t.41 S3.03H es 5.511 f3 l.i'dO 14 ..l 51 1.7:) 40 AfTORTlONMEN rs. To St.-itc Fund To lieueral Fund To Itailroad Fund- T" Contingent Fund To Repair Fund To H.wd Fund To District Judge's Salary Fund To County Treasurer's Salarv Fund. To State School No. 1 Fund To State School No. 2 Fund l:0 0s 22:) 44 421 00 2,21 6 W7 2ti4 3 50 iXi 5 1 it To Siwcial School Fund To County School Fund lrj,(14I ).S TRANSFEIUS. During the half year the following transfers hav been made 1'rom General Fund to District Judge's Sulary Fund s50 00 5o0 00 3,2iiC 43 142 10 1,131 22 1,300 CO !05 56 1,000 00 From lload Fund to County School No. 2 Fund. From Treasurer's Salarv Fund to General I-und. From Redemption Fund to General Fund. From Repair Fund to General Fund From General Fund to County School No. 1 Fund. From St.it fund to fleneral Fund From Koad Fund to School District No. 1 Fund PAYMENTS. During the half year the following payments were made from the several funds as follows: From State Fund 1,444 73 From General Fund 13,715 00 From Railroad Fund 4,719 97 From Redemption Fund ITS 25 From Contingent Fund 6 00 From Road Fund 207 SI From Repair Fund 201 15 From District Judge's Salary Fund 1,225 00 From County Treasurer's Salary Fund S75 00 Frum State School No. 1 Fund 1,128 tt From State School No, 2 Fund 600 00 From County School No 1 Fund 8,829 83 From Comity School No. 2 f aud 864 5 BaLairni On hand1 at close of bu-riiiius June JO, 1S77. Tnis t-sJanoe la the asCTe-rate cf tha M-ianca in the sa-rersl i'-is ot tbu close of business June S3, 1477, as I oilaws In Continw.tTund ti,:? 0t) In Repair Fuua In General Fund In State Fund In haliroad Fund In Road Fund In District Judge's Salary I uutl. In Treasurer's Salary Fund In erH School Funa ii H iA 757 J t i S7 73 0 so 60 96 In County School No. 1 Fund In County School No. 8 Fund in County School Fund In State School No. 1 Fund In Suae Sciooi No. S Fund ltd 12 b 66 r.J-4-:. e; The amount cf twenty-five dollars and RiT,.-iiy iJ,.J w;3vJ reported as received from misoeilancous suuilsi, a-jr.l In the case of the Scat vs. Watsoti, iiarooux. the County Treasurer has settled wltb the Cjotrs'lbr &f Strw up to the lSrth of June, ls77, and has Us tecs:, il discharve for the same. He9pctf oily submiitej, FRED. D. TCRNhR, County Aud.-t-.-r. NOTICE. TSE. THE CNDEH-vIOMiD CITIZFI.-V4 OF ?V Reno, Nevada, haUv used the oeleb.ted E. F. B rummer's insect and Ver-nuti Destroyer, f.rcitA A A. H. bAhNES. at F.ono, do cheinuiiv rrjocmi-iend lie s zr.a as being a speedy, life atu re.j.t.e rtmejy tor tl.erei-.orai of ELD ECuS. Ve look upon it as a Godset.1 Vy our county. It has given us enUiu satisfkitioti, and we cj ?ar fullv "subscrl'oe to the above, t-o not want ou il.'. ,z.-Jf back. CSS NO OiliEE. J. S. Tolles. J. D. Pollard (Ko-fci;, L. VvlL.le. li.ia.tc;, O v P.. ltr, do. A. C. Aulersoo, ik. in. Dawson, T. K. fcvi..tirj, II. Phlll.pt, N. C. Hanunersn-Jti, C. N. McLeuiore, 0. W. Ayer, W. H. IWJway, A. R. Lemper, Wm. Young, Dep. SUeffs 1. Chamberlain For Co. Jail Reiio, Mav 2, 1S77. lm SHERIFF'S SALE. ty ljissue.1 out of and uiUel the Sejvi of the Ii-Ji sjond Judicial District C jurt iu aj.d lot the County of OiiLaby, State of Nevada, on a Jud'u.ent oijlaiiied toe:in on tha 31st dav of March, A. D. Is77, and attested ou tl, 1; h .iay of April, A. D. le-77, hi favor oi Junes Govt an a:d -a.o.A John F. Byrne, Susan E. Kyme, S. Reinslein, t. 1 'iib son, and William K. Mus'rove Kxeeutor oi the i-., will and testament of William Patterson di.-cjee'l, fvr tim of four hundred and twenty-six dollars ptincipa! a: i u, terest thereon to date of JudgmuA in the sum .,f -,ri-: hundred fifty nine dollars and sivty rents, ami in h,. sui.-i of sixty-two dollars ami sixteen colds lor Uxes !'.r t. tr cal year 1876 paid by plaintiff ami in the s:i:n on.- .ii.i lar sixty-live cents the interest accru-d to d,.;..- i u a i above-named principal sum arid inun-st from ule i .iu: paid at the rate of 2 pi r cent er nionih on Loth ...i abve-named sums; also c;iii;'el fees in tli: oi sixty-four dollars and ninety-three cents, and orlii,ii t in the sum of torty-four dollars, ail in tlie gold coin oi tli.1 L'nited states: Second In favor of S. I'.eiiistcin and K. F. Cib- .li, a::d against John F Ityrne and Susan F Ryrue for t!,u su.u f four hundred and fifteen dollars and sixty two evuts pm. cipal debt, and the sum of fifty .seven dollars uod .-.x'. y cents interest thereon t-i date, a:.. I iiiteivt i n s.-.id ;.rii cial sum from date of Judgm. nt uinii -aiJ at il,.j r-ue i li tier cent per month, au-l conti.-!. I lYes in llu.- s:w'i i' seventv dollars and ninet y-ec,ht (.-eols. :.nd c.isus oi s- ,t the sum of eleven dollar -su! in gold 101:1 oi tho L'iii".-d States Thinl In favor of Wm. R. M::-.-n-ve, :s exe.'ut. r rf of the last will and tnvtiaent of W ilium Pv Wr -l.J ceased, against John F. Eynie and u-sui F. i:3'nef :-jr u o princiimi sum of four hmidi-v-d and eihto- it 1o'.'.-s &.-;-l fifty cents, and tLo sum of fifty o'ic d jil.rs &r.;', si:ty ccms Interest thereon accrued Ut this aaW, and ir. st Veil principal sum from dti of aa'd j-idment t'il jx.il at Y.t rate of 2 j-er Ctiiit, p-r motith, aj i oiiiiisei i. e in th- si.ci of forty-seven doiiars, aini oisis (i suit in ,'l.e siiin i.f eleven dollars, together with all c-.wts h:,i i::sy ic-nt 1 y roason of advertiing, ccuimis.sion.et and 1,'s ici n '-l costs on all of tli e alsne iu the sum of eight doi'.-rs au-i sixty cent, all In goll Coin of tht l.'nit.l .s.t.-ttes t-- me t reeved, eommnnding mo to sell a.conling to law oeru.it, real property sit out in said dooroe anil order of sr., t satisfy the aiiove demands; and in pursuance tlwr.:o, 1 have leviivd ui)U and wiit ex;osnl at public auu n, in front of the Court House door in Cars-i. City, in .v.ai Countv, State of Nevada, on MuN'DAV, Tlifc TUir.i .L'i il DAY uF Ai'KlU A. D. 1377, butwoeu tlie hours uf 'i x. and 5 p. m., to wit; atom! o'clock m., all t..e i;v, title, iuterwat anu cii.m oi tils d.;Ierdii;, J;.:i 1. I'.y-ijc and Susan E. fcyrne; of, iu ai.j to tiw :'ollo-inc- 4ta rihj-l mortgaged real pro;iMrt to wit: Th north Ltui blook No. tliiny ote (SI hi Sacjss. Thom;abu toid -.i oivision of Carson City, In Or-ny Goujciy Nuvid., to. gether with all and in'Ular toe tetie-rcuils, LcrJji .necta and appurtnJuoea tu-n-u'O beic-D'.-i or in a; wio Ap a- A- u"u i, ..i n .u. Carsoo City, AfH 7. 1577. The thee Si's Is bareby rs-.rKried until 3aTVE.7J.aY, THE MStTTEENTa DAY OF MaY, a f. l'v?7, najta Lour and pi, ty roqacsi oi Plur.tl2i ix.d Dafvi--UCti. h 1 iv, u i, Cirsoi ay, April SO, 1377. ul The stove si's !s ber-by pcoy--i the 31 Jy oi -MAY, A. h. 1577; a, tad by ro-uest c! -ili.uiiffi tt-i i t.i Carson Ci'y, M.y 1?-Ja 15:7. i. aWirr, SUrll. SHERIFF'S SALS. ry VlftTUE OF A jjCCKEE AJTD OR. t dsr of Sale issuoj out of r.d ui.Jcr vL sv&i oi Wit BonoraUle Second Judicial i-iati ict Cjrt lu ii-i lor County of Lh'uijf-y, htte ot N-svuia, on a yw... -jt. tained' therein on U 13th day of An:,!, A u Is aitested on tLe iiii Jiy oi Apr. I, A D. 1;,7, o :i Nevaa Sulphur Coir.s.nv, a coipjratlon, pi-Ui.Uii, s.. 1 ajainst A. H. Pepin aud II. BoJVstM, defeu-unts, fy IL sum of $1,900 pnncipoi, ui interesi ti.rfcvii n. t:.s of 1J per cent, fer mviith from tiia Mih Jy of J J,r, lS.'o, until paid, aiii aceruod s iu t'w Htu il and counsel fee in ti-e sum oi vi2 b.i, :i-l :i.-r:.'- j..-.; costs lu the amount of 55 SW, Sad ail tvsts Ucli n;' v; crue by reason of advciu 'liii; s-ie, sher-il d u etc., ail ill gold coin wf vhe Llnd Slat-j-., l:iu j reeled, eommaiidlni me to se.l a.iccnijiig to ia1 i-.-ivu inonia'ed propcity si out in s-.-id Dt :n.r ar: l 0--' i. Saie.'aiid iu purauince th.iei-. I Live ;..-.e-l or.o;i expose at public l'-lur., in iiuht A the Cvuti Hou-- in Carson City, Ornish v jv.ooty, stale ot N.:vili, -.-a J. i5ih DAY Of .MAY, A. D. 1-77, b.ln?eii th I.juijoI A. H. snd 5 M., W "vil: it 1 Wlt if. .t ail ti..- i.:;; t, title, interest or ei.vmi oi the drf. .'.ojo. 1-'.;;. s., sette, of, in and to thv fo.!oit. a-. i.'j.j i f-.' 1.- All that certain tract of laiiU Si tilled ,u ti c -i. i. i Urmsby, State of Nevada, ciaiuied and e-cji.J b- a H. Pepin and M. tUssette as a null site i .rniii.ii. f., a stake- marked No. 1, at the mouth of the iit..-n i nel," and running tln-inw s.iuth Ko f.et to a .n ui i No. 2; thence cast 850 feet to stake marked No 3 t'. running n v tii 170 feet to slake mark, d 4 ct i .r--ning west 2.0 f. et to the place .4 tn..g.nuiug, .'h provemeiits thereon. Tlie siid lnd is sduv 1 in yr southeast poiii--ii' the nur' beast c -lirter :J. oi at- ."Won No. S. in Township So. 15 north cf n:i.'' ir.-t, ill. Diablo meridian socorditi to the I a s .V-" ill'-tTl, sttlFi, i:wi:lt .V I Carson City. Aj-ri! 26. 1!77. T. W. W. Dvir.s. riaiiit.fl s tt e IX JUSTK'irf KT. 4 1KM. IOt.1i. ship, Ormsby (Vunty, Mated Ne-.iix he: C. A. W ithereM, Justice of Pei.ce. D. 11. Lent-: lilel I' X V'.i-l,er. .'.ill!. V r..-.-l,l A. Smaill ami tiachel K. Mnaill. m -vitf, iele;io.1,.u. Notice is hei-.-hy given to nil r.oi lioMi'ig ..r clainuni: IWrxmilui eeriain I'ieee ot 'and. with :1a- b'iil.Ciu and dwellin,' there in ars.-n in. Nevada, called and known as h.ih.-u.,. number nine ("iai'd the st. h u: .-f lo in block number eleieii 1 1 of C::rr, s i I! r t -i K. of s cliil-e:: pa-, of N, M.J. .i.ijturi- oi ni.;. hi,:, I 'arson Citv, same being tun I lonilli lie lan.l, under the Coiis'itut'oii oi uu- Si, under the provisions of the .V! cf trie I ititleii "All .VCto si cure liens others: and to ren-al nil o orov...l March 2, ls75, to her Aets in relation th, nto he apis-:.!- het'ol. sjii.i ii.s Court on the HMIi DAI OI VlAI, A. n s:v o'clock A. M. of said day, and to ev'iihlt theti i.iu. tie., -aid Court the pioois ot their uid fiei s. I. It. I.K.MZ. 1 P. A. V. Vi.M H. i Carson City, Nevada, April 27, 177. la v: NOTICE TO (STOCK IIOLDLKS. 4 ITLICATION OF ST K KII" iLDFUS oF TiiF. ti.V- Jr cauk coal company to lii-tlloVe trie LVt said Company. Tlie Sbkhold, is of the 1'an.vi.le (tct Companv, a Cori.r-itioii of Nevada, are hereby noiyied that a meeting of the Ntf-ckhokl.TS ot aiod vinpany vd held at the ourt kooiii of the liistuet Court of On. ond Judicial District the Siu- of N. vl.i in awl t-.r to County of orm-l.v, on SATI KUAY. l illl MM" ij: TJ DAY OF MAY, A. 1. l-77, :a IKS O'CLOCK a. v. J aS. day, to consider the removal of the ofhocrsof sai,l c,.,..--, S. II. i iiiuni, UiStriit J '-k April 2S, 1S7 i l'.i NOTICE OF AP?JlNTf.E?iT CFASS!3EE. D IKTRICT OF E Alt -.-I t !JAK- aj)ijjutinent as Assignee of tlie estate and eft.jcis "f i. TV" C. Ihaater, of Carson, in the county of Ornish-., auJ trtte of Nevada, lu the said Diatiict, whv has been 'adju.l.ewd a bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the District Court of said District. fi. R. WHIXEillXL, Asskne of the er.a" a Oeort- C Ihsnw, a Eaiifcrutit. ApcU 16, U77. irttf"