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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
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IT, the purpose Of paving for material The h was mac, Yl o me-
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ground; OConer supplied some Of The Cd, ~ uo p 80.
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prug IL to lsi purpose lad IL ont oihewise rot over
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
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II GIVES ME PLEASURE TO INFORM YOU CON
cErNSG EIPLCToRANT Two WARS AGO ny
son CONTRACTED TIE BRoNcHT BECAME 30 BAD he BsD TO
TAKE TO MS BED PROCURED Dr. JAMES ExPEcro
RANT AND GIVING IT DIRECTIONS IT soon
BROUGHT HIN RELIEF ms MOTHER
AND HIN sEST FOR ouE FAMILY DOC
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NUcH WORSE LAST RESORT
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BOTTLES oP ASD oNE BOX or THS
SINCE THAT TINE HAvE
CURED DEsPEaArE OTHER CASKS
OF BRONCHITIS BEsr MIDI
CINE FOR THE TwRSTIriGHr
rElRs AND aAyE no OBJECTION PUBLIC
FERENCE TTPKrER ssUrE, Lsnsbursh, lie senF County
MINI
ATTRACTION-KNOX's splendid and attract
i've ck Of Hats for gentlemen makes hs
22 Broadway great just OF The people boe uD
and The best Of goods the ruling system at knoXs
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
L.. S. CIRQUE COURT.

The case, recently disposed of, OF
Haines VS.. Yerington and others, in
the United States Circuit Court, OF
which we made mention day before
Yesterday, as on trial before a jury,
was one of unusual importance, to
persons engaged in the transportation
of timber, lumber and wood, from
mountain to market.
Along the eastern slope of the ST
erras, from the Central Pacific Rail
road southwark, for a distance of forty
or fifty miles, much Ofthe tim Ser aud
wood has been cut OFT and hauled
away to supply the Immense demand
for such articles, along the Comstock
lode, and at points III the iclnlty
thereof. This circumstance, n the
great demand still existing for such
articles, created the necessity for a
more rapid and cheaper means OF
transportation OF tie woOda and timber
from the mountain sides to the valleys,
and thence to the various places OF
consumption. The V tiume in conse
uuence a device which it appears has
long been i'll use for such and anaia
gous was brought into requl-
sltion by Mes>rs. Ierlngton u Co.,
immediately west of Carson City, by
Chamberiin * Co., near this city, and
by j.. W. HaineS, near Genoa, Nevada,
and by others along the eastern slope
of the Sierra. 1t has been demon
strated that this form OF chute Is the
most practicable OF any which has
ever been used for such purposes, and
thousands OF cords of wood and mil
lions of feet of lumber are annually
transported through them, to be cor
suned and used III Virginia city anG
elsewhere.
In September, 1870, j. w. Haines,
the plaintiff, obtained a patent for the
V hume, and commenced his action
in the L.. : Circuit Court for h Dis
trict of Nevada, in January, 1872,
against Messrs. I%eringtOn. Sharon and
1ritle, for one hundred thousand dol
lars damages for the infringement OF
said patent. These defendants com
prised one of the f1urne companies
engaged in transporting wood and
lumber from the Slerras west OF this
place. As we have noted in our re-
port of the Court proceedings, the case
was decided for the defendants. 1t
D upon tue trial that this device
or form Of chute had been used for
Years prior to the application OF Mr..
Haines for his patent, with tapped
Joints o r sections; also, with the sec
ton. joined or smoothly united, those
in use being the exact counterpart OF
the chute patented by Mr.. Haines.
If the plaintiff had been successful
i'll his action. it would have resulted
in the price of wood and lumber being
largely increased ~hereabout. because.
to abandon at this day this mode OF
transportation and resort again to the
use ofteanis for supplying the demand
would be out of the question. Hence,
prices would have been increased
precisely as Mr.. Halncs should charge
ROYALTY for the use Uf his alleged i'll
venliOu.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
THE GRANT AND WILSON Club of

THE GRANT AND WILSON Club of
Carson City are called to meet at the
| District Courtroom, on Saturday, Au-
gust 10. at s O'Clock p. m. Business of
importance will be brought up. and a
general attendance of the members is
requested.-A. d. TREADwAY, Presl-
dent.
S. F. MARKET.-E. Perasich (neEt
door to the Carson Theater) is receiv-
ing daily from California, fresh vege-
tables. of all kinds, strawberries, nuts
and candies, ETC., which he keeps con-
stantlv on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
ard examine his goods.
r. Fred. Brooks, the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, guns, fish
ing tackle, toys, cigars, tobacco, jew
elrv and fancy goods, has renewed to
Millard's store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
Olcov1ch Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the State, and
everybody will find it to their advan-
tage to trade with them.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

The ORHsBY House. BAR.-George
T.. Gibson having leased the above
named bar, opened ADMINISTRATION last
evening. He has been very busy for
the last two weeks in fitting it up, and
has succeeded admirably, and will
compare favorably with any other
first-clasS house in the city. SO far as
the wines and liquors he keeps tor sale
they are ofthe very best quality. Some
samples were sent to the office last
evening, for the purpose of receiving
the opinion of the printers, who, 10y
the way, are said to be good judges,
and after a due trial, the liquors were
pronounced to be 80. X" His brandy
j.. indeed, excellent, and everything
else he keeps for sale in the line OF
drinkabies. are pronounced 10y con-
Ioisseurs to be OF the best quality. Mr..
Gibson is an old resident of Carson
City and is universally known all
over the State aS a thorough gentle
man, and no doubt will receive the
share of patronage which he,deserves.
Success to him.
NEARLY A RUNAwAv.-D. L.. Bliss,
of the V. q 7. r. R., together with
Judge Stephen =. Field, of the Su-
prcme Court ofthe United States, nm
near meeting with a serious accident
Yesterday. They had hitched up a
four-horse team to convey them to
Virginia, and wereabout starting when
p line broke and the leaders became
diser aged from the wheelers, only n
line holding them. Mr.. Bliss, with good
nerve. held on and turned them I'M
der Frisbie's awninA where bvstand-
ers caught the team and held them
before any great damage was done.
PIANO TUNING. - Remember that
Jacob Zech will remain in Carson but
a short time longer, and those desiring
pianos tuned or repaired, should make
MIR. Zech acquainted with the fact at
once. Leave orders at Chas. w.
Friends, or at John P. Meder's meat
market.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

RACEs.-The Carson race-track is
now in first class condition, having
been thoroughly fxedand is ready for
use. The races to come off over the
Carson course on the 9th instant bids
fair to be interesting, as the stock is in
excellent condition and has had on
stapt training for some time. The time
for entering horses will close on the
Goth, and no doubt the horses contest
ing on that day will comprise some of
the best i'll the State.
JUSTICE CoURT.-Martin Mcmahon,
arrested on Thursday night for dis
turbing the peace. had an examination
before Justice Parkinson and was fined
$50, in default of which he was COM
mitted TO the county Jail. In the case
of the Stste VS.. William Dryer,
charged with grand larceny in stealing
money belongingto William Angrove,
defendant was bound over in the sum
of S5GG'to await the action Of the next
Grand Jury.
FRAME Up. 7 frame of the
first story of lie new Ormsby
House building is already in pc
sltion, and at the rate that the work
is now progressing, the house will be
ready for business inside of fifty days
from this time. Captain Meder is good
for all he undertakes, you bet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
AN ACCESsIoN.-There has been an

AN ACCEss1oN.-There has been an
accession to the voting population of
Carson City, by the arrival yesterday
morning of Adolph Jacobs, Jr., from
San Francisco. Mr.. Jacobs, the we'll
known cigar dealer III the Ormsby
House building, had the pleasure,
Yesterday morning, OF welcoming his
wife ard young son to their homes,
in perfect health. Jackey was very
much tickled to see the little chap, and
somewhat elated to see his better half.
The youngster has already pro
nounced for CIR.
L. S. BRANCH MIHT.-The Carson
City Mint sent off his morning by train
to Virginia six fine silver bars, weigh
ing6OO pounds, and worth ST. 97 IS, to
the credit OF the Belcher mine. Five
bars of impaired gold and silver were
also shipped by train going east, weigh
ing 49, pounds, and worth in gold
coin Sl4.76 81, to the credit of the
Crown Point nine, Gold Hill. Seven
teen thousand dollars in gold double
eagles, were coined at the Mint, yester-
day.
GREELEY EETING.--The advocaters
of Greeley, Democrats and Republi-
cans, will hold a meeting to night at
the Carson Theater, for the purpose of
organizing Greeley campaign club.
Distinguished speakers from abroad
will be present, and a grand time is
expected. Turn out. everybody, who
desires to see the Greeley cause Hour
ish.
LEFT.-Judge Stephen A. Field of
the Supreme Court of the United States
and of the Circuit Court of this District,
left here yesterday, after a few days
s%oj0urn in the Capital on business ap-
pertaining to his office. The Judge
will remain a few days in San Fran
cisco, and will then go to Oregon,
where he will hold Circuit Court in
September next.
SAzERAC.-Bright & Simpson still
run the new Sazeaac Saloon, or the
corner of Carson and Proctor streets,
and are doing a good business, consld-
ering the times. For a nice COO drink,
go to the popular saloon of Bright i
Simpson.
GRANT AND WILSON CLUB.-We are
requested to state that a meeting of the
Grant and Wilson Club will take place
at the Courthouse, this evening, at s
o'clock.
w. W. HOBART, State Controller, re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday
morning, where he has been for sew
eral days, on business connected with
his office.
RAILs.-The V. & T. r. r. Co. are
hauling rails into Carson for use i'll the
construction Of the Washoe extension
of the road.
ARRIvED.-Henry r. Mighels, ex-
State Printer, who has been in San
Francisco for some time on business,
arrived in town yesterday morning.
B. B.-The Si've- Stars were out
practicing yesterday afternoon, for the
entertainment Of two ''ball tossers'
from Virginia, who came down to
sample" the Stars.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
lN1ElIIC N c e
UNITED STATES MAILS.

from at $50 a M. Closes
for ii: $50 =. IN.
V,rginia-Arrives from at 10 a. M.
Closes tor at 3:i5 p. III.
Genoa and AurOra-ArriveS from at
$50 u. III. Closes for at $50 a. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
FROM THE MoUNTAINs.-Great &C


IRON HE "io"' az
tivitv is perceivable among the lumber
and wood men in the fountains west
aims i,st now Tho trado in this bns-
;noas ;noroas;nD ovorv d.y Tho
fumes used for delivering wood for
me virginia anu Aluchee isaIiioa W
mnn Oar loads Of this much needed
article leave the terminus of the f1ume
daily for Carson City, Virginia and
Gold Hill, to supply the seve raj mills
and hosting works in storey county.
For the last few days, teams after
teams, heavily loaded with lumber,
have passed through this city en- route
east and south, As this portion of the
State is being more populated, the
greater the demand for lumber. New
buildings are being erected in many
places in the mountains and valleys
adjoining. In fact, where before but
cabins we're seen. beautiful cottages
have been substituted, to the great &C
commodation of pleasure seekers and
others who have occasion to visit those
| localities. The saw mills at Lake Big
Ter, owned hv Captain A. w. Pray and
MeSsrs. Davis & Co., as well as the
IN d a 80 ~ dninr twioo tho
business thew did last year Every
body feels happy up there, ana speak
iaVoraplS lor Inc luture iospeii'y VI
that country
THE ORNsBY HoUsE.-This popular
49,. , - ., N,ord,1
ho'eA VIII 10 io'Po"'" VII '
next for the OF ire
travelling public, under the superin-
tendence OF Captain Il. H. Meder, who
has leased the house with the inten-
ton of making it a first class one.
The bed rooms. dining room, pantrvs,
kitchen. etc, have been thoroughly
.c!eansed and many additions made
.neie.oi n2 nnintod ,brongtout In
fact. the CAPTAIN means business, and
his long-tried experience as a success
FIJI landlord in THIS city, Will go lar IN
securing for him a lioerai snare o. Tie
pubic patronage. tie IS, mecca, one
OF the most energetic men IL our Guy,
and the anner IN Whicn ile manages
to push the work OF constructing tle
new addition to the hotei TO an carry
completion, IS proof lor TINS assertion.
We wish h captain success.
The BOARD ofCouptv
Commissioners,o on the Sd of June last,
appointed Hugo Hochholzer, in place
of r. \. Chase, deceased, County Sur
veyor OF Orheoy county NIr. fioc..
hOIZer IS comparatively stranger III
this county. nevertheless the appoint
ment IS good one, as he Is thoroughly
competent ana a cleser eentieii"u
lie Is also ac,inS as uePuty .
v Cniteu states survey rehIla
Tor Nevada lnlne counties Vi oiinsos,
Douglas and Esmeralda: Once, up
stars, IN the oulldlnS ADJOINING WIN
ME " DAVID livery stable, holm siue
LAAh hAI
at the Lake HOUSE oS iohi
on the 18th instant, promises to be
a fine affair. Great preparations have
"teii iiia'o ~ ~,
VINO attends the uahce' anu iohl 10
lust the man to make every n COM
go n,,sn "a baan ENGAGED for the
daI will carry -nassenpers from Glen
he - 80 r. uens. and the snot
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

lama. Lister Mounts ] Madigan, Brunswick
Edward Lister, WIN ID souie, Washoe
Richard Scale, Ttos Lyle, Monitor
NJ E Spooner, Summit u Lyte.
3 ONeil san Francisco 4 Coffin, City
+ II Reuham. TGuinetz, Carson Rtvel
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

A l. Greeley, Aurora u Wheeler, Nason val
G T. johnson, San Fral W IL "lthrova.
W s Bailey, Genoa A McLoud
R Hickey, Walker r W N Angaye, Virginia
G. Spratle, arson River Il Lamnion q wife
A b Boles. Carson Val'y NJ n Davidson, Z"
] II Boyd, Vallejo, Cal Dyer, Gilroy
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16

War Department, Signal Service, U. S. Army Di-
visions of kilograms end Reports for the benefit of
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16

Chairman of the Central Committee. Mr.
klnsella of Brooklyn, was made temporary
chairman Commuters on organizations were
appointed and the convention adjourned until
afternoon. The convention re-assembled at
3.50 p. IN. The committee ON permanent or
ganization reported the name of Thos Kinsella
OF brooklyn for President, who, on taking the
chair, permanently remarked that it seemed the
young men of the party were coming the front.
He hoped that they would keep its purity as
unsoiled as had these great men who had gone
before them. The committee on contested seats
reported in favor of the delegation from New
York city headed by John Fox as elected regu-
larly and directly to the convention in accor-
dance with the rules adopted last year. The
report adopted. Much discussion ensued on a
resolution that a committee be appointed to Sc
lect delegates to Baltimore.
Mr.. Farrell insisted that the delegates should
be appointed by the Congressional district dele
cations and moved a substitute to that effect,
which, after discussian, was lost, So to 66. The
majority representing the friends of the unit
system.
Mr.. Porter, from the Committee on Resolu-
tions, reported as follows:
The Democratic party of the State of New
York assembled in regular convention to select
delegates to the National Convention at Balti-
more, and to nominate candidates for President
and Vice-President declare and resolve that
we recognize the changes in the nature and con-
stitution of the government which have taken
the past, are ready now to cooperate with those,
whatever their previous party affiliations, who
favor united and localized governments and
who seek to restrain the exercise by Congress
of absolute and general powers to prevent its
centering on general private legislation, to re-
strain the growth of past corporations and to
work a permanent civil service reform. And
be it further resolved that the recent declara-
ton of political principles by the Convention of
Cincinnati is evidence of the progress of public
opinion towards sound and wholesome views of
government. That we believe that all the pa
triotic citizens may unite on platform for re-
storing the honest administration of national
affairs and enforcing the obligations of the con-
stitution, and our delegates to the Baltimore
are instructed to take the course best calculated
to secure the triumph of these principles and
the selection of any candidates representing
them who shall meet the approvaiof DemOc-
racy in national convention assembled.
A committee was appointed to nominate dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention, when the
convention adjourned until tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
MINOR TEIEGRAMs

Michael Cook was murdered in Pottsville by
Doatman named Cornelius Clifford, and his
BODY thrown into the canal
Democratic members of Congress- reouest the
associated Press to contradict the statement
tnat Ihey gave assurances to Senators Schurz
ana Irumbull that they would support the Gin
The Atalanta crew practice on the Thames
every day when the weather is favorable. Bet
ting on the approaching race between the Alta
Ianta and London crews is now two to one in
favor of the latter
=, An official decree has appeared announcing
the following appointments of French Minis,
ters Duke de Noailles at Washington, Jules
Ferry at Athens, Gabriel at Hague, and Godin-
tan at Stockholm.
In Boston Tuesday evening, Dennis Shea, 25
years old, dangerously stabbed Patrick Caddi-
gan because the latter forbade the young man
paying his addresses to his daughter.
The Republicans of New Haven fred 100
guns over the election of Gen. Ferry to the
United States Senate last night
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
FOREIGN.
The Public "Renssured by the Presidents
,. -,s.-I Message.

The Public .Reassured by the Presideut,s
t. e,s. .-.I Message.
I LONDON, May 15-The message of President
Grant to the United States Senate submitting
the proposed additional article to the Washing
ton treaty, reassures the public that the differ
ences between the two nations will be honora-
bly, settled. The publication of the message
has had an effect upon the market for Ameri-
can securities are now frmer than at the OPEN
ing.
Tho British Press ON the Treaty.
The Daily News says:-"All the eyes of Eng
land are turned to the American Senate We
have done our duty. The best hope remaining
is that the decision has been confided to body
always holding the highest place for gravity
and wisdom
The Morning Post and Daily Telegraph are
sanguine that patriotism will overrule politics,
and that the treaty will survive
The Standard Hummelshine, have made
sacrifices enough. Let the Senate reject the
treaty amendment 1t is not our fault if the
American Constitution is defective or the Gov
ernment weak. Nor is it our loss if we are re-
leased from the liability incurred out of exag-
gerated Difference towards a kindred and high
spirited but exacting people,
The Times makes no allusion to the subject.
Marshal Bazaine under Surveillance.
PARIS, May 15.-Marshal Bazaine though
placed under arrest, is allowed to remain at
home, but guards have been placed in the
grounds surrounding his residence to prevent
outside parties communicating with him.
A Carlist Force Driven into Portugal.
MADRID, May ia force of Carlists which
entered Spain from Portugal was met near the
frontier by Government troops and driven back
into Portuguese territories.
Village Burned.
KEMPTvILLE, Ont, May 15.-This village
was nearly destroyed by fire yesterday. All the
principal stores, hotels, telegraph offices, &C.,
were burned. Loss estimated at $4,000; in
surance, $25000
4 Weather Report, May Is, IL p. M.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-16
Brighton, Wateriown and Mcdford Cattl,
Markets. ..

Special Dispatch by International Line.)
BosroS, May 15.-At market this week:-Cattle,
S32l Sheep and Lambs, 407S; Swine, 9,700; Veals,
1886; last week-Cattle, 1910; Sheep and Lambs,
2sSS; Swine, 1850; Yeals, 1882.
From Maine-Cattle, 6; Sheep and Lambs none.
Droves from Maine-G S Foss. 6.
fRICEs-Beeves-extra quality 81 80 a 775; first
quality S. so a %; second quality $5 so q 6 rs;
third quality "a 80 a 25 poorest grades of coarse
oxen bulls &e;, 50 Is @425 p ewt, i've weishs; + s,
Calf SKINS 2oc S Weo skins ssesSn s. Is istG%
Lamb Skins 5Oc skin; sheared Sheep 25c each; Dali
ry Skins 81 90 a % P skin.
Working Oxen-But few pairs in market and not
much can for them prices ranging from SIPS to $500
y pair. = IsiIs5= ,it
Cattle that are in fair condition sold for beef
Mich Cows-Nearly all the cows offered in market
for sale are Of common grade prices ranging from
$1S to $50 per head Most of the Store Cows are
brought up to slaughter.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheared Sheep cost from 81 to
S3c ID; Wool Sheep from to IL 4 II, ,or from 80
to $12 90 Y head. - 7f...s .. '..''l =,
Swine-Store Pigs wholesale, g SC p ib; retail,
79 1Cc; Fat Hogs Al a SC P ID.
fouitry-Extra 14a q 1Sc ;medium 16a q 163c; poor
Remarks-The trade has not been SO active as it
was one week ago. There were more Western Cattle
in market than has been in any week for several
months past; prices have fallen off from to of q
cent per pound from those obtained last week. There
were no Cattle in market from Maine few nilch cows
being an that came to market from that section. For
seVeraI week there has been quite large number Of
nice esten Cattle brought by dealers for the Maine
markets. Some ofthe best Cattle being taken there
has not been much doing in the working OK or store
catte trade and for several weeks there will probabd
not De much doing in that line