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COURT IN GENERAL TERM-To;day, Benz.
Bate APPEAL from Patent Once appeal di,nis
Amos Hunt, as justice Of the peace, was approved.
POLICE COURT, Judge SnsH:--Yesterday, Daniel
Man Ea1y prcfsnTs
e. MaTy BgoSS5iey, lend and b2iserous Language
on the charge of stealing SO in greenbacks fr I'M
Charles Howard, a marine, who charged her with
he Of Il that he turned her policeman; three
months in JAIL Sarah Jackson, colored, charged
r. Bailey was charged with making thrsafs Of reri
sonal violence to Margaret Bailey his wife and the
Judge told him loo good and sufficient bonds to
the peace six months and go to Jail until given
Isaac Brown, q cOlored servant ia the employ OF
articles ON the arer Of oyster BAY, was sent to
iail sixty days Alfred Birmingham, small white
S Ft
Of skirt; thirty days i'm jail. Abraham wamtJld
was hned ios for selling liquor without license.
Barbara Grey, charged With assault and battery on
Of harna.s %ar, was a nsS John Meek asepy
Hughes was charged With using loud and boisterous
Se%e1ay , shen I ySn plead gnlty
guilty IN answer to that charge Here Oficer
ing MI when &c startc across the street
ing the police did towards in loud tone Of voice.
h 4 was then the arrest was made. Hughes Mr.
Police Of this city are not all prejudiced against me-
Vmcer.-I don know can only speak for my self
lond talking because called the police cowar,isS
onicerIn Loud talking; the eursing was in a loud
case Postponed until can get my Sitnesses as
Judge: -"Hcre is a charge with the positive test
testimony ees son fnss
olctory testimony might be brought in. win ;ina
fSanR sRPsn yHp tss
" Bonds are slo." Nj. Hughes, thereupon, started
tined S. John Jay King charged With fat iris
on Nh street, yudgMent suspended. Charles Waist
taken taken. "i'HOa' H's0fe hnea s'o'; an appeal was
SUNDAY CIGARS.
In the postponed case against D. J Taulnn an
charged with selling cigars on Sunday under the act
M c.b for aesas. mot paossS sS
1d1inance OF the city approved May 2s, 1855, which
which this was a. relates to dras
gists, and which allows druggists any DAY 10 sell
esns no 5s aa Sr
shs,SsI e. q is Sssa@s lsT %sSeus to e
in general term had decided that il did if the
Attorney Cook was S caleb n
stated to the court that In case some years ago,
the court in general term decided that the act under
winch the case was prosecuted, not having been
q SS:e ss .aDs ha
ES.est9ps MT Cahili goptenfsd that i i became
repeating act Of May 1865. Mr. Miller here claimed
that If the sc had been repealed claimed, that il
had been re-enacted by the Legislature, in an act
passed In 1872. Mr. Cahl read from the Journals OF
the Oh Council showing that the necessary action of
those bodies had not been taken to make it law BE
also cone nded that the reenactfng law of the les
ation claimed, did not relate to apothecaries. Mr.
y A. Cook here, on examination Of the journal Of
thecOuncl, discovered where action had been taken
by the councils passing il over the mayors nom
action.
The was submitted, as the judge stated that ne
would revewthe fully, and render his decision
at Q future day. a..
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Another Lively Screed from Miss
Brown. OF the Treasury Depa rtlncnt.

THE FACTS ABOUT THAT CONCLUSION.
Ny Dear Star. believe in conquering error,
and having come across a gOOd-siZed oue,i
mean to conquer it. or-giveit up. There! =
You have, no doubt, heard how some old
fogise Try to explain the phenomena, atmos-
pherical, meteorological, epizoOtical, (beat that
on adjectivesD and otherwise, which have dis
ttirbed mother Earth Of late; and which, they
say, are caused by the conclusion consequent
ling our steady old planet Wen, believe Elm in
the Inclusion, but your comet. I'll none of it,
don't believe any comet would be silly enough
I" go onA "bust' like that, nor indulge in In
humor to suehan extent as a prOmscous scatter
ing of meteorological specimens, where they
might hurt somebody, would imply. No, I'D
tIlyOu how 1t happened.
We are very industrious; 40 much 30 that,
when everybody else goes home at IL O'Clock IN,
we conscientiously stay till One-half minute
past three. But that's leaving the subject;
where was i? oh! yes, at the industrious;
for If life isn't dear here, should like to know
what is, unless it's death y and thinking of-
come to think of it, don't know what the resst
were thinking of; to the best of my knowledge
and belief, was wondering whether or not
curtain gentleman used Spalding's glue to give
niat wonderful curl to his mustache; when all
at once sound burst on our ears, which fOrcibly
rtminded me OF the time when, upon sound
like that, We expected to go into Kingdom come
OH through ticket, imagining that the rebs had
Carried out their threat of blowing up" the
whole CONCERN As it was, only hydraulic
Well, thought of spontaneous combustion,
Of nitro glycerine-of everything awful, In
fact-when / noticed the effects produced by
that tremendous sound. Every mothers son,
and daughter also, jumped at least two feet;
the chandeliers acted as il they had a cOmpli-
Gated attack of st. Vitus; pens, pencils and
other light articles danced hornpipes; while my
satehel pirouetted in the most graceful manner
and my tumbler made a bee-line for the water
cooler. Soon as ! could collect nv scattered
wits, asked. tremblingly, what had happened,
and received the answer that ''G0ryger" had
Only-sncezedl 1 made a dash for my waste
basket, thinking that mortal man could not
possibly emit such volume of sound without
blowing the top of his head of, and intending
to at least .'save the pieces" that the jury
might have the pleasure OF sitting upon a per-
feet corpus; but when reached his desk, there
was my gentleman sitting, no more scattered"
than usual, and from his lips there came
the sound of an be d-d!" don't believe jim
disputing aNiOms, and consequently did not
gainsay it, but retired in good order-basket,
good Intentions, and all. And now you know
where and how the ''cOncussiOn" occurred.
MISS BROWN.
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!sricins) asc do. troundl, Hr do trossting reoes
s g ss SSns sa.,SS is E.s .ss . d.
&c., s; Srisd bee, So@sse hams Ishslef !sI5c ;
Sic sf;s mid @ sS mns SET f ,aass e.
so@eec each; lard, lo6Isifc.
White fisS as H. sRsg ,aaif Or smoked Ss sss
sss eeit ssTsff &C. 5 | aG sss O. sI s'
sgnch ssth,h ass Fss.sh; i.s.,:,s is n slas
winter sSsa, bsss. bunch: a %s'i r'rs IS
lard s'1 Ss, wing ss g e.: sai ps f'
blaekhssd:, 8, 2 pair red bead, sIM PSI; can
Wild vii TURKEYS: T psr ridge s isa,ii.
Fdosen; robbins, sc. p dozen; rabbits, 3Dels0 cents
aSi; seni.on fsc 3 Is ior saddle ' ''''' so
-~eei, sc tarnps, aSsss onions. psik r sa
sSc; yellow GO peck; esbbass saIss; per head
e seaiin sse .0 SeS bunch
tcoOking,l a@toc,; chesfnuts, D@isc per quart.
BUTTE SPSiisdeifhis print, soe. p r.; choice
rel, sc fair do % @4c. Eggs, W@gc. . dozen.
rssssIIss Sa4 sasiey: s.5 ssss:
PRICES AT IHE WHOLESALE saRIKr.
apples y bbl., ss@s4; onions, bbi., ssas7; cab
Sssss ssss sssen s sf isfni;
Dbl dried apples, O. z cwt. cranberries, sIoaH r
Dbl; live turkeys, p dozen, s1s@s9; geese, 80 p
dozen; quails, % p dozen; grouse, 81 p DOZEN;
pheasants. S4p6S D dozen; yenison, SIS p cwt.
rabbits, l50 dozen; dressed poultry q ls0 Sarwt
for turkeys. Is for chickens aud BIS for geese.
About go tons Of hay and straw have been sold;
P Pns ssc q asi duality SSsii'y
Slf5 80 barrels corn at S476ta 81 50 y barreT:
old corn, IS. Fresh pork in the clrcafs, SO IS =
cwt. 10 bushels oats; price 45ed5dc. p bushel.
H
Orr HOME OPERA-We have received from
MI. Fairlamb a COPY Of the libretto of bis
original opera, "Valeria, or Treasured To-
kens," published by Pond & Co., which, it will
be remembered, is to be brought out by a local
company at the National Theater on the 9TH of
February next. The plot is quite a pretty one
and those competent to Judge of the musical
composition say that 1t fully deserves the high
praise awarded to ft when performed i'm PhiIa-
delphia year or two ago. Its production here
can hardly fail, therefore, to be an event of
more than common interest to patrons of music
and the drama, and the public at large as well,
~
THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
last night, and Mr.. McDevitt, from the commit
tee on uniforms, submitted a report looking 10
the immediate uRiforming Of the department:
adopted. Mr.. Smith offered resolution that the
department. take part in the inaugural process
sion; adopted.
The SUNDAY GAZETTE for To- morrow Is TO be
a specially good number. That's what the colo
mel says, and he knows.
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Mrs.. Jones' Cough Mixture.

This excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been u.ed
er-failine success. II is easily administered,
teaspoonful for an adult II will positively and
mAneutfy cure all the various affections of the Throat
snd Lungs, as Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Croup, Innu-
enfs, Hosrsenrss, Bronchitis, and lncipient Con-
stages Of consumption. These Gases, though we 40
not claim viii cure IL viii certainly relieve sich
an extent that will be considered blessing indeed
by such paficets. Confident that you will End !; Just
Put q IN bottles, 81 ~ cents and 81 each.
To be had only Of
ARTHUR NATTANs, DrsssiH,
ncvs3tr Corner d and n streets northwest.
No Explosion,
RYEEAL, JR., 639 street, between 9th and ~ n;
price, SO cents per gallon delivered. Jaal tn In
Caution.
LEE PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous Coun-
terfeits and limitations Offered for ssle.
octls- aawiy Agents for the United States.
Card.
Clergyman while residing i'm South America,
missionary, discovered safe ard eimrle remedy
for the cnre Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
whole train Of disorders brought on by baneful aud
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire 70 benefit
the afhcted ard unfortunate, will send the recipe
envelope, TO any one whe need. L.. Free of Narse
Address, JOSEPH r. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
nar72y New York City.
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CIT Y ITEM s.

HEADQUARTERS for Fine White Dress Shirts,
warranted to fit, at Goldman s. Steinberg's,
corner eth and q streets.
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THOSE WHO HAVE TESTED the excellence of
that pattern hotel, the American House, Boston.
are rarely tempted to leave it for any other. II
Is under the personal supervision OF Lewis Rice
& Son. .-
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ROMAN q COX, CIUtnlers,
5o7 It'll street, opposite Post Office.

furnishing goods.
ROMAN s. Cox, Clothiers,
F'- p" 5o7 It'll street, opposite Post Office.
L AN DAILY placing on sale garments of my
own manufacture, OF the latest styles and OF
superior craftsmanship, at prices based on recent
purchases at rates much below those prevailing
earlier in the season. For the benefit Of those
unacquainted with my method Of doing busi-
ness, l repeat, that 1 have but One Price,
marked in plain figures.
GEO. C. HESNINe, No. 40 5th street
Hasonic Han, Corner stk and F Streets
DIR. HENIoN.-The wonderful cures wrought
by this Great Practical Physician during the
past ten days at willard Hall, have awakened
such an interest in regard to his mysterious
power, that there Ii universal desire to hear
course oflectures on the Art or Science.
He has therefore engaged Masonic Hall, and
VIII, on Monday evening, January q tn, present
to the public an entertainment more Instructive
than any lecture, and more amusing than any
theater. e-4s .flalf
After the lecture, subjects viii be drawn from
the audience and under influence made TO
dance, sing, laugh and cry at will. They will
also get drunk on cold water, eat cayenne pep-
per for sugar, and tobGcco for candy, some viii
personate great orators, and others the idiotie
and insane. DR.. Henien will extract teeth
without pain, and cure diseases by few passes.
The entertainment viii set the serious 70 think
ing. anzuse the mirthful, and astonish the scep-
teal. 49,. f :, &C. =
The first exhibition win be given on Monday
evening, January q, at 2 p. ~. Doors win
open It I O'Clock. Admission g cents. Re-
served seats 50 cents.
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: WILCOX q Grns'e Skwfxo nAcnrNs. The
celebrated Bazaar Platforms. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoOpskirt and corset factory, 5th street,
Inteiligencer Building. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

CoRHs R1MovED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
Chfblaim, Bad Nails, Sc, successfully treated
opposite u. s. Treasury. Established In Waeh-
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RKv. On. HAIsHT, Of Trinity parish, New
sion tomorrow.
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND a large assortment of
fine white and CheyiOt Shirts, Cndershirts and
Drawers, and every variety Of Gentlem EMS
furnishing goods.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-This morning, an old man
named NORTH, living on II street, between 18th
and 18th streets northwest, was found dead in
his bed. He had been sick for several days past,
and was entirely destitute. There Is no sas-
picion Of foul play.
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On. p. sHxDD, Homeopathist. 500 z Ct.

TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th sUoct, pays per ct.
banking hours, . to {. saturdays, 70 and 6
to 8. = troc y ri G2, 14t16
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THE CNURTa-

THE SUNDAY GAZETTE for to morrow is to be
a specially good number. That's what the colo
mel says, and he knows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street
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C0odenSed I0<als.

President Grant is expected to he psssent at
the interesting exercises of the reoPenng of
Union Chapel tomorrow morning.
The Ohio association have determined to tn ne
BART IN the Inauguration cereinenies, and on the
sv ming of March 18th viii give grand sociable
AZ Masonic Temple.
Rev. Bernarsi a. Marx has been appointed
assistant pastor OF the Church OF the fnmacu-
late Conception, and Rev. James Starkey as
assistant pastor of ST. Stephens Church. and
they have both entered upon their duties.
Some OF the finest musical taie ut among our
eolored citizens performed the opera of 1.-THE
Doctor Of hlcantaras very ereditab,y at st.
Martins Han last night. The trsupe contem-
DlAfe a tour Of the north, but before going will
give two performances al Lincoln Hall, in this
0ity.
fhe law class Of the University of George
town organized last evening by the election of
the following officers: A. q. Falls, president; 5.
a. Brown, vice y'resident; Jas Coleman. secre-
tary: John G. 8. Burger, treasurer; Warren G..
Stone, h. I. HaBley, Robertson Howard, ID. ID.
lloyd, and e j. Dallas, executive committee &.
Mr.Wsldows-ofEhe chimSs-sugge sts another
or three grand promenade concerts be given by
tee Marine Band tserein, assisted by other
bands which may be in the CITY at that time,
NJ proceeds to be given to the District relief
committee for the benefit of the poor
In consequence Of the bad weather which has
prevailed for the past several weeks, work
spon the new state department has been sus-
pendsd, except in the workshops erected in
abe neighborhOod Of the rev building, where
the Ornamen tal stone work is being polished
and made ready to he placed in POSITION soon
as the weather mOderates sufficiently co enable
she workmen to resume their work.
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LECTURES.

T. \ + X A.
STAR COURSE.
MISS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY, JANUARY ~.
suBEcI:
GENIUS AND TRADE
Admission, 50 cents; Reserved Seats ct J G. Par
kere, without charge Tuesday, EAST, and after
lu response TO petition. signed by leading liter
airy gentlemen IN Boston, Miss Vaughan delivered 9
lect1re. (which pronounced by all who heard IL u
be the most finished address ever maie by Q woman
In that city, and Endorsed in the strongest terms
by the entire press.
Season ticket holders Of the STAR COURSE art
entitled to reserved seats for this lecture free d
charge, but will please take notice that they mus
present their tickets AZ Parkeris and select thei
seats this lecture is in the regular
no seats will be checked of before opening the dia
gram to the prblic. laal
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FIND FOR ALLEGED CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.
The case OF Samuel Huntress, who was arrested
on the Eth instant on a warrant sworn out BY
owner Of . horse that Was being worked when In
an unfit condition., Vas heard by JWoce
Reese yesterday. The case vas prolonged
the stand TO show that the horse was Able 70
work. They did not succeed in impressinR the
jussice with that fact, and Hantress was lined
AS and costs.
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al a CoNkELLf, 81 Kea isth srsa, N. r.,
" Respectfully ANNOUNCES tfraf she has
sh street, Warrington, d. c., between 4 ~
and arects, where she will open. on "
MONDAY, January sgh, an elegant assortmsat Of
Imported goods, comri isng Ball, DiaDer and Walk
Lingerie, &C, &C. JEfs
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

The NEVADA GIFT CoNcERr.-This en-
terprise says the Reno Crescent which has
languished for many months has at last
reached point when final success is as
sured not however, through sales made
in this State, but through the patronage
and support accorded to the enterprise
by the sporting fraternity of distant cities.
San Francisco, Sacramento, New York
and Philadelphia, have been the heaviest
purchasers, even Omaha sends her coin
for these tickets, whilst we are sending
in return thousands of dollars to Omaha
for tickets in the Gift enterprises gotten
up in that city. We are not the advocate
Of this species of gamblingnor in any way
disposed to give it encouragement, and
when we see the evidence every day that
our people are so constituted or rather
SO educated that they prefer desperate
chances to legitimate pursuits, we fail to
see the reason why they should prefer
Omaha. Louisville or Havana or the
more desirable scheme offered by New
ada. We can see no good reason why
our citizens should prefer to send their
money out of the State to investing it at
home. When their money if it brings
them nothing in the shape of prizes will
benefit friends and acauaintances in
stead of strangers. If you will gamble
do your gambling at home.
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! TRANSPORTATION. = The squatty old
railroad Office has been transformed at
the hands of Corbett & Roberts, and is
now one of the most attractive, pleasant
looking places in town. The front part
of the building. which measures 46x20,
is furnished with two standS--a bar and
eating stand. The bar is furnished with
an extensive variety of elegant glassware
sitter tho fashion of that used in tn
Grand Hotel in San Francisco; with a
large mirror of French glass three-eighths
Of an inch thick; while ornamenting the
wall above the mirror, stands very
handsome eigh.-day weight and pendu-
lum clock. The bar is provided with
fine iquors-as good as any in the town.
The restaurant stand is not quite ready
yet, but will be SO in the course of few
days or q week. The railroad boys will
then have comfortable eating place at
their elbow. where they can 60 and get
at any time, day and night, the best fare
in the market. This enterprise seems to
be- the flrst Important step towards build
ing up a business in that part Of town;
and the prvprietors deserve great credit
for taking that initiatoEy step
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A ISLANDER Observation-Disclosures often
complain that they can't find good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
r. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. r. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
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A. B. DRIEsBACH.-This enterprisine
heavy dealer in groceries, wines, liquors,
porter, ale, hardware, cutlery, farming
tools, crockery, powder and fuse, wall
paper, window sashes, cement, tinware,
ETC., without u chance to rest. has his
immense store filled to repletion and sells
cheap because he sells much. Ranch
men call there for your tools. Families
should get their butter, meats, etc., OF
Dliesbach. Try him.
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HIGH OLD TIME.-Friday afternoon
towards twilight, party OF five gay
young Jehus set out i'll one of Doc. Ben
ton s vehicles, four in hand, to attend a
surprise party, which they constituted
for the maiu part within themselves, at
Adams ranch few miles this side of
Genoa. Their horses behaved well and
30 did they-on the outward trip. They
reached their destination and las they
claim) they got the girls ''stuck after
them so that they were unable to get
away till 4 o'clock in the morning. at
which jolly hour they started from the
ranch homewards. Several miles had
been made without accident-by acct
dent, for the driver could hardly drive a
bull team straight under the full blaze OF
the noontide sun over 'McAdamized"
road walled in on both sides-when hav-
ing gone midway of well known
lengthy mud pool, the off horse in the
lead tumbled down and got under the
feet of the wheelers. In this situation,
trampled down and catching his breath
only at intervals when he could raise his
head above the water, the suffering
horse remained snorting and grunting for
nearly an hour before those five young
Jehus could release him. When he was
finally extricated the other leader had
broken loose and was well on his way
towards his stall in Carson. He was
pursued by one of the jolly five with one
gum boot on, caught, brought back and
tied with his mate to the rear OF the
wagon and lead into town. Lovejoy has
the shattered wagon in hand. and Benton
is after the ''boys," couple Of whom
had not risen from bed at the time Of
going to press.
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ALL SMooTH. has been no
smash up on the V. & T. r. r., for some
time, and the wrecking car has been at
work collecting the debris OF past acct
dents. Four C. P. flats were standing
Yesterday on the side track at the depot
brought down from American Flat, and
from near the scales, looking rather
crippled, in fact, considerable shattered.
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ST.. VALENTINES DAY is near at hand.
If you want anything ugly and horrid,
bows, to send in compliment to your
teacher, call on Fox and Brooks. They
have the softest and sweetest valentines,
40
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ScoTr's SAMPLE RooMs.-Here is

SCoTT's SAMPLE RooMs.-Here IS the
place where Scotty mixes the very best
cocktails. cobblers; and gives you, also,
"strai ghts" to make the hair .nrl. >ee
his large, handsome sign suspended Eex'
dor to Charley Friends jewelry store
Call in, passers by: Scott will treat yo''
well, and make yonr heart 50 d.
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Tn whooping cough and measles are
quite prevalent in, Carson, At present,
mostly among children. No severe cases
of either have occurred Parents are
cop2nntulatlpg themselves in getting nd
of these pests praying that the
scarlet fever may remain In Gold Hill
or rather. that il may not some to Car
EoD: