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GENERAL RAILROAD
~ 90 TICKET OFFICE,
l. SPECIAL TICKETS
FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS

So. SPECIAL TICKETS
FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
FIRsT-CLAsS TICKETS to all points So.,,
South, East, and West.
2 sEcoND-cLAssTTc TICKETS to an western point,
EM1GRANT TICKETS to the West, soutbse,t
and South at lowest ratcs
Call and buy your tickets; leave orders for l,e.s
and wagon to take you TO train or boat, and we vii,
check your baggage as your residence ths avo,d,py
the crowd and Inconvenience at the dcpots.
ANY information Of routes cheerfully given, and
maps, with schedule Of route, furnished.
Persons at a distance, by communicating with Us,
can have tickets sent to nearest station COD.
We have tickets by all Of the different ,iues, so tia,
the purchaser has choice Of routes.
re 6-tFe25 A. W. CARRIER.
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ENxsOE.AssiA EE0N.

Ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
81 4 pROCLAMhTlON.- Whereas the General
Assembly Of Virginia did on the 9TH day of JaIu.
a.y, ISIS, agree to resolution In these words, to
wit:
THAT the holders Of the bonds Of the State Of
Ni,SlUia, 81 her in person by proxy, nc respect
I!iiS IlgiGi TO meet In conference i committee of
ti. General Assembly Of Virginia the fifteenth
day OF February. eighteen hundred and seventy
ti'ec, In the city Of Richmond to consider the cX-
.atng liabilities of the state of Virginia with view
20 fair, Just, equitable, honorable, and eel tain SET
ucmc Of the sime";
And whereas on the 2ed day of January, 1873. the
General Assembly did agree TO another resolution,
which Is la these words, 10 w.t.
THAT The Governor be requested to give official
notice 20 the creditors of tle State Of the meeting
proposed 10 he held In the city of Richmond the
fifteenth Of February next, and invite their attend
ancc";
Now, therefore, 1. GILBERT c. WALKER, Cover.
nor OF the Comm wealth. do hereby make known
the slld action OF the General Assembly, and do
sEcrtfy invite the holders OF the bonds Of Virgil
IiI to assemble, la person or by proxy. III the city
OF !iclunoud Ut the time and for the purpose above
Set forth.
~ Done ut Richmond this twenty third dry Of
;LS.E January, one thousand eight hundred and
t--' srrenty-tlnec, and in the nincty-seyenth
year OF the Commonwealth.
q. e. WALKER.
by the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary Of The commonwealth.
IN 2s-tl5th Feb
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', 2 sTssTs1sg sIEEs-s.TnIs nay.
AN Cook d Lauetrton, Auction eess. ..ss
.-n.r Er.nkI,n and Governor rtrccts.

GENERAL AssoRTMEEsT:I, , OF F l!r6Sr.
" TuRE. FEATHER B BEDS, sL NTuis DAY at
81 nock we viii sell q. our genera
assortment Of r.r-pNITTrpE.
FEATHER BEDS, ts.
WWifREhUs. WhRDROBES,
ioiiSGES. BEDSTEADS,
. TABLES. CHAIRS,
SAFES. SOFAS, a-.rn,yro r.
CJOKlNG and OFFICE Slo'ES' &C.
ALSO,
,,. % root ne good sTORF-sHELvING.
Acou' ~ '1'' COOK 6 LAUGaT0N,
- Aurtonccrs
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II j. IRVING g. co.
DRESS SHIRTS.

Our ELLpTIC YOKE SHIFT is pronounced by
thousands Of wearers to be the perfection of Gle
gance and comfort.
Our SYSTEM OF CUTTING which Is peculiarly
our own, enables us to fl, any form or deformIty
with absolute precision.
In the matter OF MATERIALS and MAEuFAC-
TrRE ourt ong experience enables us TO guarantee
entire satisfaction. T.J. IRVING & CO.,
No. 813 Main street, Richmond, Va.
GEORGE l.. MARSHALL and E. FORREST PEcon
saicsmen. can be found at the above house.
u 25-1m
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WOOD AND COAEI.
fe ll-lm LII Main and Ninth and Cary streets.

EIRST THROUGH TRAIN FROM
Il Observation-Disclosures COTTRELL &
REINS Office corner Ninth and Cary streets, are In
receipt OF their FIRST REG ULAE SUPPLY OF
COAL from the kanawla valley. They are deter
miued to keep pace with the grand opening OF
trade IN their line from the West, and having made
ample arrangements for all demands, are now pre-
pared 20 supply al! orders, wholesale and retail.
fe l,-3t
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A T THE REQUEST OF TIE OWNER,
Il shall sell at public auction.on the premises,
on TUESDAY the 18th day Of February, 1879; at
TEKIAL on the lot on The northwest side OF Fifth,
and franklin streets. There Is supposed ~ be about
10. roo bricks.
Parties desiring to purchase can examine tue pre-
misses before the day of sale By calling on DIT. r..
Powell or Mr. d. ". Archer who are now occupying
the premises.
TERMS Cash, or negotiable note at ninety days,
with approved indcrscr, Interest added.
4. u. EACHO,
fes AuctioEeGr.
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DHILADELP "A, RICH IF III =
!. MpND. AND NOEFuLk No. 81 ~
WErE.-Steamers NORFOLK. EMPIRE, and }.
:. GREEN, CONFUSING this line. will leave Rich.
moul every MONDAY and TllUMSDAG at i
O'Clock NJ. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ut the same hour. alternately.
Frri.iiis received daily tSundays excepted tor al
parts Of Pennsylvania, New Jerscy,. and Delaware
also c,,r Charleston. Savannah. and New Orleans
and hills Ut lsding signed through.
Freight taken Tor Ncrfok at moderate Rates.
P;,.s,gc 20 Phila,iclpliht, Including meals hn'
,tatcrc0ia. rs. ~. T. PORTER, Agent,
NJ. 2I25 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE < CO.. Agents,
No. - South Wharves,
IN ~ NJ. n North Wh.rycs PHILADELPHIA.
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fe I2-3t

sssT- us. SAILING q
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers looked 10 md from railway stttiont
or seaports I'm England, Ireland. Scotland. Norway,
sweden, Denmark. Germany, France, Holland, BcL
glum, and tie United States.
: Cabin fare from New York to London. Lfyerpoo
Glasgow. or Derry, by Wednesdays steamer, seq.
/. by saturdays steamer, $e5 and S75.
Excursion tickets $3.50. All payable In currency
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa
Messina, and Trieste to New York.
Cabin, BIO; stcerage, SIS. Payable In currency
For further information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, n. T.. or
j. ". WYATT, Agent.
iy4 3 Governor street. Richmond, Va. i
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REAs, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.
WE HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL
and cheap BUiLDISG Ions in all parts Of the
town. Also, FARMING. TIMBER, and GRANITE
LANDS in Chesterfield county, convenient 10 rail-
ROBERTSON G. BRoNAUGH:
fel3 Manchester, Va.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, three fine, a.
L LARGE WAREHOUSES; in Commercial ILL
Block. Nos 121l 1918. and 1915, on the south siic
of Cary between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
each four stories besides cellars built within few
years past In the most sub tlntial, convenient, and
complete manner for large and heavy BUSINESS. \
property, this being in The business, centre Of the
city and convenient to the water and alrosH lines
Aprlvto j. l.. APPERSDN.
lie ll-2w Real Estate Agent. &c.
TOR SALE, BRICK HOUSE at north On
l. east corner of west Clay and Gimcr streets :A.;S
seven rooms.
BRICK HOUSE on Ninth street north OF Leigh;
ten ruuma.
Brick STORE and DWELLING. nine rooms,
Broad between Adams and F0ushcG streets; fine
LOT adjoining, with very large brick stable, office,
Valuable LOTS in all improving localities.
Profitable investments always on hand.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent, 1ll5 Main street,
fcl0-lw opposite DjSpn'ch.
s'OR SALE, that most desirable NEW Sss
u BRlCh fESliLN We. coh'linins VlvoIns 80.
with gus aud wacr-iiAturcS on souihWest corner III
GRACE and shaicr streets; Inc l!ecnt ana pro-
pcctvc Improvement OF this locality readers II The
J:TilOMPS,n'N I HEoWN:
:, he'i i1S''' As''''' n t,nD ,' D;.,n.cl
~ WV 80
CS,rop pAYINC RENT For q email S7:.,
III :. ~ ,.a,..,.o g., ,,',,,I,;, Fs:;I
~ amount III ciiH1 ''ho paa'c' III 'Li'i's
StimeEts VIII sell .
BRICK HOUSES; seven rooms W.ll Gas ana
Tatcr.
%. l INTERCHANGEABLE HOUSE; six rooms;
west Maiahali; ,,,,,,,.,>- ,,,,,->
y. lllpMISOH DIV y n,
Heal Estate Agent,
fe 10-lw llic, opposite DlSPotch.
V0T-cIg I-I,, c,IE
~ OUSES fOn cbLE'
IL
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EoesSs. STATIONERY. ye.

FyNHE LARGEST BLANK-BOOK AND
4 PAPER-B0X MAEUFACT0RY SOUTH OF
PEILADEI PtIlA.--rhe undersigned have this day
formed co-partnershp undcr the rirn-rame AMI
style of SIMtINS & BIRMINGHAM Inr The manu-
f,ctnrc of HLASk-BO0kS anu PAPER BOXES.
The b,siicis will be carried Oh If No. south
Twelfth street, corner Main.
WILLIAM f. SISfONS,
w ii. Peterl BIRMINGHAM.
RICHMOND, VA, january /, 1879. ia ll-3m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

WE fell in with our sharp and enter
prising Genoa friend, j. r. Johnson,
yesterday; and we learned from Linn
that he and j. Z. Bradley, formerly Of
Douglas county and now a resident Of
Carson, have recently purchased OF
Garry and Tycadway the title to the
Warm Springs Hotel and the grounds
belonging thereto, also the toll road
running by the property and on to En-
rire. We expect some very desirable
results to follow this purchase; for, as
we learn from Mr.. Johnson. It is the IL
tention of himself and associate to re-
construct the turnpike so co,npletely.as
to make the road bed clear of all dangers
from flood, and put it in first class order
for pleasure driving. Not the least
notable amongst the contemplated i'm
provements is double row of shade
trees on either side Of the avenue. The
toll road franchise. lis n1ai-tained here
tofore extends to Empire; and it is the
intention Of the present proprietors to
extend their improvements over the
entire length OF the road. This is one
Of the most gratifying private enterprises
that has been undertaken hereabout:
and the assurance OF the perfection Of
the plans thus indicated is rs satlsfAc-
tory as possible, considering the energy
and abilities of the parties who have IN
dertGken their accomplishment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

Nothing at all definite reached US last
night from the California election. 1t
is impossible to make even an lnieiiI-
gent guess of the result; and though
Booth 5 friends seem confident Of victory
III Sacramento and San Francisco, the
counting out OF the votes viii be ncces-
sary to a clear conception of the result.
The hottest fight in san Francisco
seems to be between the rival candidates
for Chief OF Police--with Cocl:er!!!
making a hard pull against Crowley.
/: wa5 stated il tie Dispatches 70 the
Virginia Chronicle that many voters
were casting their ballots for Scott
and Hallidie-Scott on the Eepuh-
lican ticket fer Senator and Halli-
die or the Dolly Warden ticket for the
same position. This would indicate a
compromise in San Francisco against
the Democrats. Bat any opinion is
mere idle conjecture.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

We notice lot of sugar piled up in
Mason &, Chamberlain new store, in the
Corbett brick building, just erected, cor
ner Carson and Spear streets, This, and
the long row of shelves nicely painted,
and the gas pipes going up, and the gen.
eral air of hustle thereabout would seem
to indicate that our friends are about
vacating the old adobe and moving into
their new quarters.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

We inquired of Mr.. President Fox
Yesterday as to the result of the Colum-
bus Road meeting of Tuesday night and
he said that there was no quorum pres
ent. This isn't the way to push things
or get them pushed. We hope TO be
able to report an early and effectual
meeting of those Trustees. There ought
to be som sthing more Of enthusiasm
amongst our people over the project.
Fox and Chamberlain and a half dozen
others have pretty much carried the
whole works, SO far.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04
NE1GHDoR HAWTHORNE has perfected

NE1GHDoR HAWTHORNE has perfected
a model of his patent window fastening
apparatus. The principle is simple bat
effective. A rod running down from the
top of the window frame is SO rugged as
to admit Of spring geared slides which
operate the upper and lower sashes and
enable one to open and shut the window
with great ease. The model can be
seen at Rails.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

AFTER all the splitter and threats Of
the insurgents at Cartegena the two
Spanish iron-clads have been taken, by
command OF Admiral Yelverton, to Glib
ralter, and not the first attempt at op-
position was offered BY the rebel brag-
carts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

The WEBrEET younkers who would
attend school at Portland, Oregon, must
show scar or scab in evidence Of vac
cination before they can be admitted
within the academic groves of that fire
purified city.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

The FR1sB1Es, father and son, with
their wives, returned from their wander
ings yesterday. Frisbie Senior has been
with Mrs. F. seeking health at the
Springs in Lake county, CAL, and
LYMAN who has been rusticating
amongst his old friends in Maine for a
wear or two, comes back bringing q
bran new wife.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

THE Record chronicles a shooting ~
fray between two Cinnamon at Phoebe
on Friday last. Neither was hit :;
though they fired viciously and often
enough to kill two or three Celestials.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

SOMEBODY went and tapped Warren
Company's bell yesterday afternoon
about five O'Clock, and there was a
general rush for engines and hose carts;
but it turned out that the alarm was just
to let everybody know that the Little
Giant was coming out for leisurely
squirt, and pretty soon out she came,
hauled by two or three men and half
dozen urchins who trotted off with it as
easily as Occident would pull trotting
sulky. They soon got up steam and
performed some interesting and effective
squirting down Carson street and into
the Plaza. She gursled a good deal OF
wind at first, but presently the water
came in a compact stream and the
spectators set up shouts of approval.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04
cornrrr uoUsr-coRrErr EROS, rHorrmrons
$500 Worth OF sheet Music

At L. Fred proobs's noted store for imported
segars. Tobacco, books. stationery. musical in
s,rmn1uts. cheap jowelry, toys, ctc.. at Iheatcr
Block, y, Vt ,inos t, Mat. Elunkrlts butcher
shop. Carson city. Agency f. all the Callfur-
lia papers, Cola Hill News, fictorials and Ma
gaziL,s.
TH2 recent terrific hurricanes on the
eastern coast Of the continent are re-
sponjeJ to iy mos. remarkable temp
est on the Colorado Desoit. A dispatch
dated san Diego September says;
A fearful storm occurred on the Colo
RADIO desert to-day and in the mountains
cast. At Mountain Springs the road is
badly destroyed by a canyon washing out.
1t will cost 5000 to repair 1t, and men
and materials will start at orce for the
scene. The water in some places Is
three and four inches deep on the desert,
which looks like an imm nse lake. The
Arizona passengers and mails viii not
be delayed, an arrangement having been
made for their transportation by pack
mules over the breaks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

L. S. MISREPRESENTATION hundred and
FIVE pounds of crude bullion, gold and
silver, was received yesterday at the Car
son Mint, from mines on the Comstock
for melting aud assaying. Two thousand
five hundred and ninety-two ounces OF
silver bullion was also received from
other sources, sent to the Mint for coin
age. On the same day the cashier of
the Mint delivered to Wells, Fargo d
Co.. Carson, 10 impaired bars OF gold
and silver, weighing together l,O2i
pounds and worth in cash the sum OF
S3l, 1863 09-all going to the credit OF
the Crown Point mine, Gold Hill, Ne
Yada
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

THINGS are a little mixed as to the
resumption of the Washoo Valley water
case. Additional defendants (within
Washoe county, were allowed ten days
to answer. Thompson was summoned
in Washoe which gives him twenty days.
Dali was summoned in California which
gives him forty days to buck if he
wants to. So says Gen. Marlette.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

Z. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the I. S.
Circuit Court yesterday, Hon. E. F.
Hillyer presiding, in the case of the
Kentucky c. 4, S. n. Co. rs. II. II. Day
It a.. an order dissolving the restrain
ing order was granted upon defendant
fling bond in the sum of S550O,0O
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

TRID TURNER, THAI whom there never
was postmaster more scrupulously
attentive to the duties OF his Office, is
made the obiec: OF a half column item of
snarling reproach in the Alpine Miner
"a weekly published in the town Of
Monitor of August 30, charging him
with neglecting his business and giving
way to the temptation of "a little more
sleep, etc." while the Aurora stage
driver is kept banging away at the door
until he is "ready to curse the whole
mail bothera:ion and leave it, And
such q snappish unreasonable man is
not worthy Of a reply, but It may not be
out of place to say in explanation to
others: that one Of the delays specified
was caused by an oversight in handling
the mails at Genoa, whereby the Silver
City mail was put in the wrong stage
aud carried by it to Aurora; the other
delay was caused by the late stage acct
dent, the mail for the Monitor county
being brought back to Carson and re-
shipped. All other delays aye merely
such as we had to put up with ourselves,
here in Carson, owing to the detentions
of the Pacific railroad Fred has afli-
davits from every stage driver on the
line, that know anything of the circum-
stances, to show that the charge against
him is utterly unfounded. That grave
delinquency somewhere has no other
existence than as ghost or nightmare
of the editor, who "growls " for his
readers in lieu Of many a better way to
entertain them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

TIE SHERIFF of Santa Clara County
is making the best pursuit he can Of
Velasquez and the gang Of Mexican cut
Threats who accompany him in his
flight. When last heard from they were
thirty-six hours ahead of the officers and
heading across the Tulare plains for the
Colorado desert and the IONA Libre or
some other devils refuge.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

The BERLINERs have erected monI-
ment in honor of the Prussian victory at
Sedan. Sept. 1 is the anniversary OF
that important event.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

A VERY handsome three months old
horse colt belonging to Winnie & David
was on Carson street with his dam yes
terday afternoon. He was served by
Lambs grey stallion. A more likely
colt we have no acquaintance with:
He is now a beautiful roam but he will
probably show grey when he grows
older. Mare and colt were On their
way to Hank Phillips ranch for pastur-
age.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

WHEN in times of profound sensation
a term becomes popularized it will be
made to comprehend the universe of
similars, and opposites, before it has
time to grow cold and flat. A woman
was overheard, yesterday, chucklins
with her canary which she called little
MOdOcr'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

VIRGINIA ITEMs.-The new water
works are running all right. The only
stoppage that has occurred lately was a
short one, caused by tie fume being
broken in the mountains, by log rolled
down upon it by some Cinnamon. At
the Virginia end of the line reservoir
is being constructed that will hold a
twenty days supply of water for Nir-
ginia and Gold Hill At the other end
of the line the flume is being pushed
ahead toward Marlette Lake Stocks
have an upward tendency. Ophir is the
center Of Virginia Enter
prise
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

THE COMPLIED LAws.-The first vol
TINE of the Compiled Laws OF the State
CT Nevada, IS printed, and We have seen
an advance copy Of the same. It is a
book of 591 pages, beautifully printed
Volume is now passing through the
press. When completed. these volumes
will embrace ell the Statutes Of this
State. 1861 to 1878, inclusive, except
Special Franchise Acts, and a few Local
Acts. not of general interest. Reference
will be found to the latter. They will
contain full alphabetical index, head
notes, and analysis of contents of chap
tiers: also numerous references and notes
of decisions All amendments are in
corporated i'll the Acts amended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

A New MINING COMPANY was formed
here. Yesterday, the title of which is the
carson and Humboldt Silver Mining
Company, with a capital of $500, 900;
5000 shares, 800 each. In the articles
of incorporation the Trustees named are
J.D. Minor, George Tufy, Israel Craw-
ford and S. T. Swift. The mine Is 10
Gated in Humboldt county, and the
principal place of business is Carson
City.
GONE BELow.-Lawyer Ellis went over
the mountains, Tuesday night, and IN
tends to remain there about ten days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

STocEs-STEEET QCoTATIoNs.-Ihere
was no meeting of the Stock Board yes
terday on account OF the election: but
here is a report of the current rates
amongst the sidewalk brokers': Ophir,
CO, 81: Gould & Curry, 1875: Hale Il
Sorcross, 231a; Savage, 46; Caledonia,
231s; KentuclS, 8; Sierra Nevada, lll2;
RAYMOND & Ely, 66la 2.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

Monday. Sept. l, 1873.
FULL BENCH PRESENT.

T. Sherman vs.. Geo. W Sha~. Con-
tinucd for the term.
State Of Nevada, respondent VS.. Vim.
VI. Newman. APPELLANT. Argued and
submitted: brief Of appellant filed. At
torney General allowed five days to lille
brief for respondent.
Z. S. Davis, assignee. &c, appellant
vs.. Lewis Cook ct al. respondents.
Counsel stipalate to submit the above
cause on briefs: aprellant's counsel al
lowed days to file lis brief; respondent
ten DAVIS and appellant three Gays to re-
rlv.
Motion for tha admission OF RoJt. Il.
LINDSAY. ESQ.
On Eotion OF ". s Wood, Ed, an
order was made admitting said applicant,
on taking the prescribed oath. &c, upon
certificate Of lis admission in the high
est Court of sister State.
William Libby vs.. Peter Dalton Ct al.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

THERE was nothing doing in the Dis
triet Court yesterday. On Tuesday it
adjourned until Friday. In the Police
Court Judge Wi.herell was left alone
with his records, and as to rights OF any
nature whatever there was none to dis
pute.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

ST. cEAHLss roTEL, GEO. 1urLr. rrornrroa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

THOSE Hoes AND Docs impounded
under the Town Government Law are to
be srmmarily disposed Of. Sheriff
Swift posted notices yesterday to the
effect that unless the dogs were called
for by their owners, and the penalty for
not having them tagged paid by last
evening they would be slaughtered. The
hogs Will be sold on Saturday next.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

LINbLI . IUII4I-so THU 10 Il II 01N1 II
Tahoe at q lively rate. The roads are
in excellent condition. Prices at the
wards range about as follows: Common,
S25 = NJ /; siding, $35 clear lumber,
SO to $50. Instead of siding, rustic is
being extensively used, and sells at $50
n NJ
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04

II. G.. Blaslyl ct al. respondent vs.:
Henry Williams, appellant. Argued
and submtted; appellant allowed seven
days to file brief and respondent three
days to answer.
Court adjourned to Thursday 4th inst.
IL o'clock A. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-04
ECTEL ARRIVALS.


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