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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-18

Tar Annual Meeting Of III. State
: Hostieultursl Society was held q =!
Minneapolis lat week. The proceed
iags were quite interesting, contiD.
siax through several days. Il is be.
lisved tho work Of this society will be
selnatelial benefit 70 the fruit-eroving
.iaeaests OF the State "a ;@231t III.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Years reception, wore = $4,000 dress,
$4,000 finger rings, and = $4,000
necklace. the dress was handsome
brown brocade trimmed with rows Of
pheasent breasts, aud Topped With scar.
let iuschias. Her husband is the gen,
tieman who is reported to have ex-
claimed, in tragic accents, the next day
after the fire, "I'm sbeggar! I'm ,
besgarp We'd like to be a begsar =
Chicago Post.
The Emperor William of Germany
is in his seventy fifth year, but his hair
and beard only betray his age. His
complexion is still fresh, aud his pow
ers of endurance are still great. It is
thought that he: owes his physical pow.
ers to his simple, soldier.like mode OF
living, although no comes OF a strong
ard hardy family. .:.::...:...- ....
The Russian feet at-New York
has received orders to move to Pensa-
cola to DO in readiness to meet the
Grand Duke At the end Of his southern
'ouE.~, = tr,w ~r;sS. r.;43..>
There were 65 deaths from small
pox 10 Milwaukee il the month Of De-
scember, and AZ in Chicago. .+ -.
= -Nilsson's season in Cincin natl has
been great success. the total receipts
for Eve nights being over $30,000.~ /
F %. II: P.sArcher has been elected
Fisk's successor:'as Vice President Of the
Erie railroad. Fisk's sinecure Of comp
troller has been abolished.
Count Gortschakoff's uots to Mn.
lister Curtin, relative 10 the Fish Cats
cary matter, and the recall of the latter
is considered as that of studied icsolence.
Gortschakoff states that Catacazy has
satisfactorily refuted many Of the CON-
laints made against bin, and that he
will be given full liberty to present his
case, before bis government will pass
final judgment.
Every prime minister in Europe
is a Mason. ..
-. "A New York World special Wash.
iugton correspondent thinks our Span
ish relations have now assumed such
shape that there is no alternative but
an ample apology on the part Of Spain,
or war. A demand for an apology, he
says, in regard to the Florida case, is to
be at once made.
The leading jobbing houses in
New York have agreed to advance the
price Of leading cotton textile from one
half to one cent per yard, and on wide
sheesings, both brown and bleached,
two and half cents per yard, and have
contracted with each other that there
shall be no discount heneeforth from
regular rates, under apeuaity Of S..
600. ~. .,...,7
Duke Alexis pays 81 200 to ST..
500 day for = steamboat to take him
from ST. Louis to New Orleans. That's
one ofthe ways in which royal reven.
ues are spent, if. anybody ants to
know. 1850 - -suTT ;;f.
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On Friday the House Of Represents
sives decided. By : vote Of Z, 81 to 80,
Mat i. Gilleck Democrat was entitl-
@ q tbs seat contested ~ Liberty Hall
(Rspabliean. There is still strong
feeling that M. fall Va. fairly eutitl.,
Cd to the seat. .,.....,..l i.::a,s
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The Norshpestern Medical ana
Surgical Journal for November auc
December in one number, contains {
number of interesting essays on medi.
ical subjects, besides a full report Of
the transactions of tho Wisconsin Med
ic,l Society. Ak: J. Stone, M. D.,
editor, St. Paul.
beginning With 1872 the new
German weekly of the American
Tract Society, the Deutscher Kolks.
trennd, will be enlarged to the size Of
the Illustrated Christian Weekly, and
illustrated. This paper has received
the very highest and varmest commen.
dations from the best judges at home
and abroad ; one critic pronouncius it
the best paper he reads in either Ger.
man or English.
TAKE IT TO YOUR HoME.-It is 50
much the fashion nowadays to convey
information, and moral truths and SEN
timents, in the form of Stroies that
even some popular lecturers have adopt.
I'd this style of address. The mass Of
people, especially the young, demand
stories to such degree, the papers
filed with sensational novels and ex.
citing, trashy stuff, have a wide circu.
lation. To torestall tais taste, and sup
ply something better 10 the masses,
the Publishers OF Hearth and Home,
in addition to the usual variety OF
that paper, have engaged a corps of
fi'st-class writer's, among whom are
Jean lngelow, Edward Eggleston, Mary
E. Dodge, Louis NJ. Alcott. Edward
Everett Hale, Elisabeth Stuart Phelps,
Harriet Prescott Spoford, Rose Terry,
Maria R. Oakley, Lucia G.. Runkle, and
many others who furnish to thus Jour.
nal the best Original Stories, of the
purest character and highest grade
thus conveying much instruction in o
pleasing form. Besides these, the
weekly Hearth and Home contains q
large AMOUNT Of frst-cIass reading, edi.
torials, literature, art science, amuse.
meut; INSTRUCT ~ for the housekseper,
the gardner, the farmer . capital de-
partment for Children and Youth the
news OF tho day 3; financial and market
reports, etc. Its eugravinss, costing
over $25 ,Oco ! year. are Of a high Or
der Of merit, unsurpassed by any illus
trated paper in the world. Altogeth.
Ct. Hearth cnd Home is such . jour.
o,l as may be safely and very pro6ta.
bly, taken into any family. II is sup
piled at the 'low rate Of SO year;
tour copies for $11 ; and ten or more
copies for $3.50 each. Orange Judd
i Co., Publishers PAS Broadway, New
York City. .:>; "a =" 2.*s
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IT appears from - recent speech
made in Rome BY Cyrus ". Field that
the United States, has rs 900 miles Of
telegraph wiro in.use-o or an amount
equal to that Of England Russia and
z France. .1eHE ~ 81: .. :. ~. =
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N o TIcE!

TH1 Journal Office has just received .
very large and complete stock Of new type,
cuts, borders, &C., purchased 1t the best
Eastern foundries. Also enc assortment
Of wood type for posters. These addition.
will enable Us to turn out better work that
ever before, and equal to the best done in
the State. Prices reasonable. Send in your
orders, which will receive prompt attsa
s on. s.s ssss3f M Z
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Horace GREELEY having resigned
! the Presidency of the Union Republi
can General COMMITTEES Of New York
Thomas E. Stewart was elected his sue
cessor., > W'hiteIov Reid, managine
editor Of The; the New York +. Tribune, is
FIRST Vice President. =. -, :
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ran RAILROAD BILL AND THE OP
POSlTION.

A is we'll known to the readers Of
this paper negotiations were recently
closed with the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company by which bridge Was
70 Be built across the Mississippi river
1t this place, aud the trains of St.
Paul and Pacific Railro,d were to run
into and start from depot to be To-
atsd within the city limits. This AZ
ssngsment had been effected after
nosths negotiations between the oiti-
ssns and the Railroad Company, aud
Ne expenditure BY the former Of both
time and moaey. The result was high.
y gratifying, and ou1 people naturally
looked forward to speedy realisation
Of many Of the hopes they had enter.
taised for tho increased prosperity of
st. Cloud. Very reluctantly, depot
groupds we're selected on the extreme
upper edge Of town, by the joint com.
nittss appointed BY the Common Coua.
oil and public meeting Of the citizen,
. oct o. Ill these matters. But, ow.
Ing = failure on tho part Of tho own
en- Of the property 70 make good their
verbal phdges and their dsm.sd that
ths dspot shosld 80 even outside tho
city limits, depot grounds were selected
II moro central aud in every respect
mere desirable location -one which
voald accommodate al parts Of tho
tews and tend to the development Of
oil it, Interests.
P A bill wss recently introduced in
tho Senate authorizing this city to is.
sue bonds for tho purpose Of making
good ito part Of the contract. This
bill has had tho effect of drawing forth
from this place an opposition which,
though limited to very few persons
has been exceedingly bitter. The
purpose u to % change the bill IS to
defeat it, propose-to practically kill
it-and no efforts are being spared to
SECURE this end.
A We have said, this opposition is
limited to- very few persons. In
fact outside Of single property inter.
ct, which had hoped to speculate on
the location Of depot, there are not
. dossn voters in the city Who d. not
favor the passage Of the bill. With
ont the issue Of the bonds, tho bridge
viii not be built At this place. We
have personally seen . dispatch from
II. Moorehead, of the Northern Pa
si6o to Mr.. Becker, President ofthe
"a. Paul and Psci6e Railroad, stating
this very explicitly. And to fail to
secure the construction of the bridge
and the crossing Of the road into the
town, would be very severe blow to
s. Cloud, and one from which i,
could not recover for years, If ever.
The indications are that the bill
viii pass both branches Of the Legis-
laears. Should it fail however, the
people will have no difficulty in laying
Ne blame who're ii properly belongs:
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TIE Caledon:. Joxrnul thinks The
"ca 1.t y Of keeping. open stores on
Sabbath" which prevail, in that com
mnuity ought to be discontinued.
Well, yes j; such would be the feeling
in most places. - -
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# The Mayor: Of Duluth autographed
yesterday to the Pioneer, that the har-
:tor is open aud clear of ice. Three
boats have left for Fort Wilisms. HIP I
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MAHr Of our exchanges are de-
,sadisg of the Legislature the enact.
llsst G ! dog law which will protect
Sbsep tteu the nyages Of worthless
eeninSs. s,s; : as.e .s5.,a.s r.,
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Lx1ll.-Aftsr = full discussion Of the
matter this evening, the Committee agreed
10 make majority report (aisnsd BY ssns-
t,rs Former, Billsoa, Heard and Batehel-
d~), In favor Of the bill-$66, 900 for
bridss, and 81, 900 for right Of way and
depot grounds. It Is not known yet just
What The minority report viii be. The
matter viii doubtless come up in the Sen.
ata Tomorrow. w. B.. n.
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e ST. Cloud. svsrs pslope md The M
nus :, ! msrs Z. Lagd sell = compared 20
II beoe6ts, Alas, iol Josiah & the
sp,sit q his dream all changed, when
the depot w.s located 50 as to rsndsrzi il
[impraotioable run BY his mill. /.
Ishave noticed few Of tbs points
made against the bill BY Visit, Clarke,
MoC lure, Gilman and Hayward. There
is another gentleman whose opinion, in
the same direction, Is valuable, because
we'll paid for. 1t is worth I believe, at
least dity dollars. Il refer to the TO-
tanned attorney Of the ring, E. Q.
Hamlin, Esq. This gentleman went
TO St. Paul recently to argue against
the measure before the judiciary Com
mittee OF tho Senate. In the course
Of his argument he made the statement
that the men he represented there, paid
moro than one.half Of the whole tax in
the city of St, Cloud. I have made:a
careful examination of the books in the
Auditors Office, which are open to all,
aud propose to show from them, that it
will require more than Mr.. Hamlin's
"lpse DIGIT" to establish his statement.
Here are the figures giving the tax
es in this city for the year 1871 :>.-4<..
Whole personal tax.................. $3,87l.67
Of this Wait, Clarke, Mcclure
Gilman, Hayward and Hamlin
altogether ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 453. %
Whole real estate tax............... ST., 344.79
W., c., Me-, g., Hay. and Ham.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 646.42
Whole valuation Of real estate. 1913, 124.OO
Val. Of al their real estate..... 23,68OOO
Whole val. Of personal property 1S5.889O9.
Val. Of all their personal prop. l6,905.O0
OF real estate tax Proctor and
. Clarke pay.......................... $15.2e
Wait psys......................,. a.1Ql.88
Wait & Mcclure pay............... 1888
Wait, Clarke & Mcclure pay. 1929
0cOAur0 p8y8s......ss s.sssssss..... 1Zl.10
Clarke pays....................... 55.47
Gilman pays Observation-Disclosures. 1892
Mrs. Gilman psys............:..... q 80
Hayward pays ..................... 1902
Hamlin pays............ 1896
Ofpersonaf tax Clark pays .... l67.O1
Wait 60 : 5000. 1899
Mcclure " " ...... 70 %
Gilman I" ...... 1897
Hayward q" ...... 1853
Hamlin ..... 1911
Clarke & Wait -. 81" ......:~' 1895
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I 1nxW inosa bridge vas aubjectc,ito !
; S1sleas tsat on Tuesd.y With three %.
/ = SSii ~ ind 4 los Of railroad iron,
II isht g 20 tons, the detection
(ely thfse q1uters Of q inch.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that. owing to
Misrepresentation. the payment Of joint
negotiable note given by the undersigned
August 26th, 1871, to Levi H. Berry tor
the sum Of $40. has been stopped. All
parties arc hereby warned against purohas-
ing or negotiating for said nots. +;
c. @. BIIKuAp
& W. T. Lov1JoY.
St. Cloud, Dec. %, 1871. B 81
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The sm.ll pox = spreading through
ont the British Islss. .5.1 Il. 81.
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n. Q. BurTERTrELp is now editor Of
the Anoka onion.
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= FOR SALE.

& The shove lands Will be- sold very cheap,
and on. very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or Ill the pieces, will please
address the Undersigned, stating the terms
desired ~'<:''
Apply to +: T. ~ p. L. GREGORY.
!. ~" Railroad Land Office, Ct. Cloud.
i. .s,c-, 80 Or CALVIN F. how,
Z s-tf Box 2215. New York
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81. FAuI, Jan. II, 1871

--T--- -E1'--7- AV01
SPECIAL ds.psteA to tAs St. Cloud Journal
The essa.s Judiciary COMMITTEE had .
session this morning on the bill giving 81.
Cloud authority 10 issue bonds for railroad
ssidgs md right Of way 10. Another go.
dion viii b held this evening, q which the
esnnittss viii Aaally adopt its report for
action tomorrow. There win undoubtedly
b . majority and minority report.
". b. H.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that on and IT.
IN tor this date 1 have given my con,
George Kaermser. his time, and that I win
slaia none Of his wages nor pay any debte.
Of his contrasting. s ,.ss.z=z7
JOHN KAERNAER.
q. Cloud, Man., Dse. II, 1871 22-sv.
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E5TRAY.

GS1kGA
Came iuto my enclosure on Sank River,
on the 18th day Q. Dec. 1871, one. two year
old sorrel horse colt, with face and
one hind foot. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take him
away. ~ -. ~ }St
- .'~,~- B. KELLY. Ct.
Dec. 18th, 1871. L. n22-3w
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ED,ros SAINT CLouD JouRNAL..--.
There has been 20 much prevarication,
on the p,rt of desisn,ng men, ia 70
apeot to tho present status Of oar n. r
affairs, that ! deem it not ,mpsr,iuent
q ask 9 portion Of your space for the
purpose Of explanation. -s.
In the frat place, it is not true, as
asserted BY N. P. Clarke and others,
that the agreement to give the. Com.
pany $l65,000 ia bonds to cross its
line aud locate its depot as now COM
temphted, emanated IS a .gratuitous
proposition from the r. R. Committee.
The Board Of Directors Of the
Northern Pacific R. r. Co. never pro.
posed to erosslinto ST. Cloud without that
amount in bonds. Mr.. Becker, it is
true, did recommend that course, but
the Directors refused to follow his rec
ommendation, and passed the reso-
luton, which this paper has published,
and 10 accordance with. which, the
proposition now before the people was
agreed upon by tho Council and the R.
r. Committee.
Second. 1t Is not true, as proclaimed
by N. P. Clarke, in his blatant style, on
the street corners and 10 St. Paul, that
the R. r. Committee is self-constitu.
ted committee, srrogatiog to itself pow
ers never delegated by the people. =.
The Committee from the Council was
appointed at = regular meeting, by a
unanimous vote; the Committee on the
part Of the citizens was chosen, without
dissenting voice, at a mass meeting
duly called, and as large and respecta.
ole in character as any I have ever seen
10 St. Cloud. :>:..
This joint committee, 50 formed, have
acted simply as they we're authorized and
instructed to do, and they are sustained
to-day, in what they have done, oy the
entire Council and BY nine tenths Of tho
people Of St. Cloud. That neither
Wait, Clarke, Mcclure nor Gilman
were placed upon tho Committee, may
be to them, mark of irregularity.-
Let me assure them that, to the rest of
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Sierra Sem mary.

This fine institution OF learning loi
bows and s,irls, closed yesterday for tn,
,-l',.; ..,,, bor;J,vS The children pvc
- ','-' 80. s.'.',',a.a.,, ,,,or,,,,, -.
scented the ".'9e''' ''ilce % ''.oious'" '-'
cipIine. They looked all bright ana
smiling. They have been governed dur
las, ..r,, n, +b.. r,,la If sy,np,tlly
ms nv i'' ,,; 49,. h,...,I .,,,,,.Ii..,i1.
:, IL" ,Gt ',.r,nl Thry disnI,y i,1ll.rk,
=, - ' -'.'.',can,.n+ In tb,,r reci;ati;,us
-0 -, ,,o,I,.. o,a tl,,u.b.fl,l. The,
'i1' ~ 90 ,,..'+,,I12 and =, mai
'p'no ~. iiSa,,,9'I.,, ,,,,, 1h. ukr--
ui"is '4"' ~. Nv, .II.-,,. v;si,or--
n,3,,i', En-, Iacl, :, the Iuy, If his carl.
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High School.

ysst.r,,,r afternoon we Ell ve,; the
y ,;.;,, NJ. U,,,,.,s H..
pleasure Vi ,9''o
partmeht III the larson "".iI ''Ni'o''''
On, lime was short, and We were uhGb!r
-. .,, o.h.r ,l.,,,rt,u,.,,.s NIX!
70 ''.''
coli'' III ii'c'' ie'l''in on, I" IL
with Mr.. Howe, III order 10 hear one
r,,,m,r I.s,,,,, ti,:pr,sh. The scholars
-. d., g.. .1,.,r.1 - III. hi:
e'''n. ~, .A -. 80. ,,,.,;r ,,',...s u.;tI,,,7t
,,i,,,, ,i., ,,,.,i,.,
,'.,''1.. ,,r'.,...,,..,t,,,,. ~,
AiA A0"'' 49, ,,,,,,tl,.,,,1,,
49,, n. n 20, b.,i r.,
'i" =, ',';,,,..I -, l., ,,,'.,.
''11oi' WI. ! a. ,.,.,.. IA.
"eeAs. iil n',A 'i,'' .;,,.. ~. tl.t L.,
VI e.''ia. .it 'i.' s'.I h.,,
'i's 49, ,; .noi -, .,".r r,,,,., i'.,,,
> ,.....,f,., Il,
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RETURNED Master j

RETURNED CoLLrG1AS.-M Master jim
Torreyson day or SO ago returned from.
burning the midnight lamp over mathe-
NAUTICAL problems and dry volumes o:
Greek and Latin lore. TO rusi!cate dnlin-
TIE holidays i'll Cnsun- jim has bt'h
held in hi III regard i'll this commrhdH
tor his gentiemanly behavior AID re n.:srE-
able business capacity, ali oi which re
gard he has justly melited. We hope
therefore. that when the vacation Is over,
ne vii! be enabled 10 resume his studies
and to develop III, native eeni"s Which
TO say III" least is extraordinary.
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STATING At EMPInE.-The ice continues
soIid and smooth on the beautiful pond
Mt Empire The liveliest sport is enjoy
ed there every day and in the earlier part
of the evening. Gay parties of young
people from Carson are taking advantage
Of ieis,:re hours dnring the piopltious
season to run down to the river city and
eu;ov the most eXhilerating of exercises.
Young gentlemen, if you want an oppor-
tunity to show yourself really and truly
gallant, take one of the graceful fair down
70 Empire and let her "skect."
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By RIouEsI-A further change il. .ne
time of roller skating is made to favor
the good folk who wish it. Hereafter
the rink will lie opened On Tuc<:Iy and
Saturday evenings @: herw.se as before.
Alter skating !: lively little dance is Offered
to those who are fond OF it. AS the jolly
Jays draw near, the rink gets !ISe!icI and
liveier. Call and t. your muscle, and
enjoy the fun.
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Forxo.-The Eev. Mr.. Aliens little
son Jt.l,nie was in luck yesterday.
while playing with several other children
about his own size, in the yard Of the
old stone school house, he picked up a
$40 piece and three four bit pieces. the
little fellow WAS delighted with his good
for.u,,e and ran over with his playmates
,oa n>ishI,or's house to display the
treasure. When asked what be was go
inc +, 4, with it, he replied: Il am going
TO Try ..,,d find the owner first: but II no
body clu.ms the money, 1 am gong to
buy =. pair of new lo"ts. and new bat;
rl.d nrw pants and jacket with It, and
.,,sn,' w..l:.t is LETT ior presents foc my
little brothers" The little fellow has
been we,l taught and shows noble
heart.
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KAISER AND His Henry kais",

KAISER AND His DEfE.-Eerry kais",
keeps the Magnolia Restaurant, and he
keeps it in style. You can get anything.
YOU want there, rcd hot. and cooked 10
!. turn. He ha,. coy Little department,
in the rear of his front sti."Gi, Situated on
the back street He was engaged y"sieI-
d:.y, VIXEN We passed his sta..,., IL c''t,in..;
up a large fat deer weighing; 10 pounds,
Go and get your ve1iisoh steaks 1t the
Magnolia.
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Nrw S1aN.--l:. Fred 3 o,ks yestcsd'y

NEW SIGN.-E. Fred i .oJks ytstcld'y
III. PLAYED Il new Ign OF pos. erl y and
advertisement. Cowing has dohe his
,,.,,. winch l. well. IL let tac people khoW
y here 10 ct ,n@ir Holiday Goods. !he
,,asun Tor presents viii s.,,un he o',r, just
walk in I'M .er tia, i;n and Sec If inc IL
r,,,resslui. Fred docs not treat You.
CAu:T.- III .s,,I Luu M>Ger has re-
,n,ns TO bis home in Carson to spend
The holidays. Lou has necn So:"S to
school several month; at the militaiy
Academy in Ook1.l.d ana he seems m,;cA
fMpruv,d Ivy the sud-. and physical
.;i,,.Iplint On that excellent institution.
III, stal.ds ,s straight u, ;,n afr"w III lis
..,uts ,Dle gray Cni.orM. We wish IN
,o;ns gentleman II pleasant Nacn'inli'
nd afterwards il due time, crctl'sh!t
unplction of his training.
CHRIS AND I.ESA.- This p'ay WAS acte'.
.g.jn las; night to crr w'irl house. Tho
Mcguire Troupe have made tn' il mark II
tr!sun. They play ar''ln at 1"i
u. last tine. THIS afternoon matinee.
hose that have Lot Lone YET, 20 "l'iI
hose that have ben gong hiSh'!T.
children ana ladies' a:e cordially lnNl'o''
. The Iii ltlnrr.
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21

Si.EE1sGE.-Justice Parkinson bein"
duly s1lmmoued and solicited did unite
Mt the St. Charles Hotel, on Thursday
evening last, the happy young folk, to
wit: Henry Tucke ard Miss Nary Hog
rafe, both of Carson Valley. May they
enjoy the Christmas.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-21
prrsoy,1s.-The Hon. 0. Ii. Gray. Of

PEEsoNAI s.-The Hon. .. H. Gray, OF
SLelbr.rne. White Pine county, candl late
for the @peakership Of the House was in
town y. sirrtay and honored us with Il
call. In personal appearance he is not
unlike the picture of Apollo. and talks
with the .iuercy and power OF an orator
A., I,i,n d Yost. member of the large
and hisnly reputed ti.m Of Crocker & Co,
>;acr.,,,...n:o. Cal, has been III town
several days and has dropped in occasio2-
a.iy to see US.