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, 1873-03-22
MIR. noNAHuE's RAILROAD BILL.

Tho State Senate on Thursday pasHed tho Rail
road bill introduced by h1r. Donahuo, by an
unanimous vote We print tho bill III full. It
is ominently rise md just and TIC do not 900
how the Legislature could add to lts Bu11ioiency
even II they enacted all ontiro codo. The bill
provides that II any railroad eha1l charge or de-
manl any oxtortionatc rato Of compensation for
the transportation OF any freight, or make any
unjust discrimination in it's rates, the railroad
company so offending shall, for tho hrst offense,
be fined 5000; for tho second of1ense $4,000;
for tho third oacnse, 100000; for the fourth
oflenac, 100000, and for zach and every otfcnso
thereafter, the Sum Of e1oo 600. It also gives to
tho person Of whom such unjust ratos arc de-
mandel right Of action for $1,000.
Tho bill makcH 1t prinsa Jacic evidence of un-
just discrimination and oxtortion in the rates Of
freight, and of intent to 80 discriminate and ex-
tort, for any railroad company to demand or ro-
cei7e any larger amount for freight than is at
tho same timo charged for the transportation Of
like quantities Of tho same class Of property over
a creator distance upon the Ban1o road or to do
mand or rocoivo different rates for handling or
delivering goods at different points on tho ammo
or connecting roada; or to demand or recojvo a
creator amount for aueh transportation than ia
charged for like transportation Of tho aan1o clasa
Of goods over an equal distance Oh tho Same
road or to demanl or receive my other than
a fair and reasonable rate It is mado tho duty
Of tho Railroad Commissioners, upon complaint
Of any citizen, or upon notice from any logal Of
f1cor OF tho violation Of tho net, to Immediately
institute prosecution therefor in tho county
where auch violation took place, and to employ
competent counsel to prosecute tho snmo On be-
half Of the State. Tho act Ia to taho effect tmo-
diately upon lta PASSAGE
This bill meets tho constitutional requirement.
that penaltios shall be proportionod to tho
oirenaes which they are intended to punish and
in this respect they will certainly have cura-
tive and preventive effect No railroad company
will undertake tue risk OF multiplying auita
whero tho ultimate penaty is 100000, besides
tho coBtB OF defeuHo. Tho bill Ia tho moro conf
mendablo because 1t ID froo from every consti-
tutional objection. It is conceded by the rai-
roads, II sucl, concession was at all necessary,
that no charter can confer tho privilege to DO
mand or rocolyo urjuHt or oxtortionato ratea for
transportation. What IL extortionato or unjust Ia
| mattor Of fact to DO determined by tho Courta
and jurios upon tho circumstances Of caoh caso.
Whom TINT fact ia jallcially determined, 1t ro-
mains al, irrepaalablo and i,lsurmountablo barrier
l ~ f1.aS nf3u ~, H.
, 1873-03-22

Tho lntest suicidal mania Which has bonn rag
ing In France, and which has received philosoph-
cal support from tho Euthanasian school In Eng
lnnd, appears to havo spread into this country
There iB not IN issue of daily pnpor Of lato
which doeH not contain IN account Of ono or
mora euicidas in various parts Of the country.
In Now York, tho other day, there were two sui
oidos Which ahow what eocal oxtromes the mania
ronches. One was young girl Of 49, who had
boom achool-tcacher, and who shot herself dead
for no other apparent roason than that tho FAM
ily with which she Ind boon living pro.
forred to giyo up housekeeping, and she
did not want to 60 among strangers.
Tho other WAS m old gentleman Of e5,
who hanged himself with strip OF boil-tiching
because le Ind beon reduced to poverty and Ills
wife was forced to give music loasona for their
joint support. The observations OF tue French
statisticians hold good in these casos the young
woman preforring the pistol and tho old man tile
ropo,-whicl, thoy say, is tho rule Of suicldes'
Tho aged victim Of tile mania left note iu which
l,e told his wifo that he would moot hor In
Tfanveu
, 1873-03-22
THE UNION STOCK YARDS,

Tho Committee Of tho State Senate, appointed
to inveatigato certain chargos against tho man-
agcmont and condition Of tho Union Stock
Yards, adjoining this city, have made report,
which wo publish elsewhere. Tlore aro per-
haps, fow people. oven horo. whore tho Union
Stock Yards aro so caey accessible, who arc
aware OF tho magnitude Of tho busneaa tranB-
acted III tAom. Tho report says that $4,000, 600
have boon oxpondod OH thoao works, and that
t,ore werc latldlol ut tho yards during the year
1879:
,1oes. .a, 900 900 1lorsea. j.. ;. 1oooo
HI,ean ........ l0l,D00 -
Cattle. .730,uM Total. 3,si4, 600
Since tho opening of tho yards, some aoyon
years ago, tho receipts Of live stock have boon
aH follows:
Hogs. aa7, ,bo7 Norsoa. ....... a127s
Ehecn .......,,, 1910, lD1 -
Cattle. ........ a2uo,6o7 Toal. ,44B
Tho receipts Of tho past year worc so largely
in oxcesH Of any previous yoar tllat tho Commit
teo Rny m enlargement Of tho grounds will DO
required worry Hoon. Tho profits Of tho yards aro
statot! to have been rather loss than por
cont por annum Oil tho capital invested, taking
tho whole po1lodQf ttmo. but during tho last lYe
, 1873-03-22

Aa Quo way Of checking tho frigltfnl PRACTICE
Of wifc-boating, bill was brought boforo tho
Legislature providing that all persons convicted
Of whipping their wivos shall DO themselves
whipped In public. Tho Committee to whom
tho bill was referred thought 1t was bad enough
for womon to DO bohton, and that they ought
not to suffer tho additional Disgrace Of aooing
their husbands aud tho fathers Of their children
at tho whipping post. Thoy reported against
tho bill, and worc sustained by tho Houao.
, 1873-03-22

A largo muetIng Of tho farmorB OF Bureau,
Loo Rock Island, IIenry. aud Putnam Countlcs
MAS held ut Princeton. yesterday. Dcsides tho
usual appeals to Ito Legislature and tho 0oyor-
nor, tho resolutions adopted contained d call for
q preliminary convention, representing tho
Fifth Judicial District, to 10 held April Z,
at Princeton, to nhmo candidate for
lilo Supreme Court, IN place Of Judge Lawrence,
vllose term shortly expires. Another Of the reso-
lutloua iugtruQ.a the Couarossmen fzom thla
, 1873-03-22

yonrB tf,oy hnyo beon about 10 por cont por
n,ln111n.
Tho complaints against the management Of tho
yards havc roatod to m alleged shortage Of food,
to tho filthy condition OF the yards, to tho prices
cl.argod for hay and corn fcd to tho animals, and
to detontfons md dotnys Of shipments to Eaatorn
markets. In regard to tho allogod shortage Of
food, md tho prlccs charged therefor, tho Conf
mittoo say they can find no evidence that tho
quantities furnished woro loss than thouo bar-
gainod for, except III n fow casea which may bo
attributed to haato aud carolcaanoHs; and '7lilo
tho prices charged for hay' and corn nro constd-
orably higher than those OF tho Chicago market,
shippers would not complain Of this II tho
pona Woro kopt oloan and dry 30 that
the food would not bo wastod They find that
tho dc1ayB Of shipmonts nro duo to lack Of
rolling stock Oh tho railroads loading to Eastorn
markets, and not to tho management Of tho
yards. Tho condition of the yards, na regards
cleanliness, thoy find to DO worry bad. This
Is attributable In part to tho aoyerity Of tue will
tor, to tho suddonnoss OF tho recent thav, and
to tho great increase Of tic trade. Nevertheless,
thoy think TINT q general reform In tho mattor
Of oleanlincBs ia demanded, and that standard
scales should DO erected at the yards for weigh-
ing food, and Tint noticos should be posted up
defining accurately tho rights and privileges Of
clstomors, and Indicating to whom thoy shall
apply for rodroRa Of my grievances thcy mny
hayo. In order that thoso reforms may bo car-
riod out, &nd that tho remodies suggested nnay
10 furnished continuously, they recommend TINT
tho yards DO put undor tho supervision Of tho
Railroad md Warehouse commissioners, who
aro instructed to viHit nnd inspect thom at least
four ttmoB each yoar. Tho investigation socma
to havo boon q thorough ono, and the report
will quiet g1oat many groundloaa alarms, and
at tho sau1o time Introduce aomo needed roforma
in ono Of tile most important departments ot
Wostern trade and industry.
, 1873-03-22

Tho Special Committee Of tho Legislature on
Railroad Taxation have submitted report IN
which they compnro tho actnaa value OF tho CHI
cago, Burlington Il Quincy Road, and
lts branches, with thu valuation on
which thoy pay taxos. 1lloy find
that, lerAilroaaproperty has largely lncressed
Of 1ato, thorc has boon little incroaso ln assoeB-
monts, md recommend local authorities to 600
TINT theao corporations arc taxed likc other
property.
, 1873-03-22

Niue-tantl,s OF tho evla which flow directly
from tho liquor-traftlo aro uuprovidcd for, tho
Temperance Buroan gays, by tho present law Of
this State. The Ohio Constitution docs not a.
low tho salo OF intoxicating liquora to bo logal-
tzctl by license, aud the Duroau hopos that ILL.,
uos may bo persuaded to follow tho example,
Thcro aro, 1t says, now in Chicago mora saloonH
by one-thtrt tllan ovor before, and 1t appeals to
tho Legislature for some Inv to control tho OWL
, 1873-03-22

No now poiuts wero brought out in tho debate
on the Caldwell caHo, yesterday. and tho lalf-
dozen speeches made aro worth notice only
as showing how tho speakers intend to yoto.
Senators Frolinghuysen, Howe, and Stewart, say
void; Morrill,, Of Mnino, thinks thoy hayo, and
Wants to 500 4 wllolesono exercise Of the powor.
, 1873-03-22

4 dispatch from Joliet in THE Tn1nuNE Of
Yesterday stated that A1r. Dnrkloy. Chairman OF
the penitontiary Investigating Committee, "waa
in private conycrantion with Edwards or Rola a
largo portion Of tie day." Tho dispatch, ITO
loarn omanatotl from ono Of thoporaonB ongaged
In tho prosecution. Tho inBinuation which 1t
conveyed against mr. DarRley doos not oxprosa
my yiows Of The Tribune respecting that gon~
tlonlan'o conduct or associations.
, 1873-03-22

no bonus at nil, but tastolcss, at, inafpid ovala
swimming Ill groaso. Or wator~oggod,
Tho Ohicopoo Conatab1cH l,nvo not only struck
to tho Cl,ioopoo stomach, but tlloy have dolib-
oratoly run counter to t1le spiritual convictions
which mako lilo eating Of pork nnd hoaus on
Sunday religious duty, bocnuso It savoa work
on tho day of rost. Tho doyont house,
coo1s tho Sn1day dinner, and Chicopoo churchoH
will DO III loall lloilcoforward na bonr1ng -houBo
mutton. Wo do not caro- to inoludo Tho violation
of TINT particular Sabbath, when Ohtcopoe found
itsolf without ita dinner, aud It's boans all going
to pot In tho bakohouHos md gayo Won't to its
blttornoas of spirit IN swearing loud aud long,
and thoro wnB no rost from eunriae to sunset OIL
tho holy day. Tho experiences Of ono dny count
but llttlo II Is tho fact tint hereafter thoro Ia
no rost for Ohicopoo on tho Sabbath; TINT, ILL.,
stead Of tho aayory boana which gayo riao to
aolon1n reflections suitable for tho day, and kept
MI tho household tranquil mud quiet, thoro
must bo blstle In tho kftchen, an abaonco In
tho pow, bad beans for dinner, mud consequent
interruption of tho quiet and good ordor which
should oharaotorlzo tho dny.
We submit, in Wow Of thoso facts, tint such 4
doaocration OF the Now England Sabbath, such q
violation OF timo-honorod customs and venerable
habits, such ruthless ripping up and tearing
aaundor of domestic associations Inns not occur
red boforo III Massachusetts,, and that the people
of that State, from Capo Cod to Chatham Four
Corners, arc Justified in lifting up thor voices
and crying aloud.
, 1873-03-22

The Judiciary Committee il divided upon tho
Dradwol Contempt bill, which takes away from
the courts the wilo latitude allowed tlom by tho
old common Inv in constituting md Furnishing
contonapts. Eight of tho Committee report for
1t, and nine against it. 1t is made the special
ordor for Thursday next.
, 1873-03-22

There Inns been a foeble uttcranco somewhere
of hIr. Colfax's name In connection with tho no1t
Presidency. It is probable, howevor, thnt tho
ownership Of Crodlt Mobilier stock, tho provarl-
cation OF contrary ntatomonts, and tho acccpt-
anco Of quarterly drafts from Government con-
tractors may not DO regarded ms srcl distinguish
oil merita four yeara from now aa at tho prenent
, 1873-03-22

Local option elections were held throughout
Pennsylvania yesterday. BY theae elections
oacl, ward or township In tho Slate sottlos for
itself whothor 1t will. liccnae rum-aelling. Tho
larger town. liko Pittsburgh, aud the mining
aud manufacturing districts, arc slown by tho
returns to hayo givon heayy majoritics for
licensing tho country districts vote tho othor
, 1873-03-22

Owing to tho prcsauro Of advertisements, tho Sunday
edition OF THE Tribune will be Increased to sixteen
pages. TO favor complete classification, advertisers
aro requested to bring their advertisements In at tho
F-sest possible hour to-tay.
, 1873-03-22

JQoLET'2 OPERA HOUSE-nandolph atrsct, bo.
troan CLARK aud LaSallo. "Poril; Or. Lore At Long
Branch" Afternoon and evonnE.
, 1873-03-22

MYERS OPERA H0USE-Monroe street, bctwesn
6satu and Doafhorn, Arlington, Cotton kemnles
Minstrel and DuriosQuo Troupe. AtoEnoou and d7oah8
, 1873-03-22

N1xoN's AMrH1THEATRE- Clinton. botwcen
Washington and Randoldh stroots. "tldor q oo's
National Circus. Afternoon aud evening.
, 1873-03-22
TQ.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

, Bf,vlOKEn's THEATRE-AIadson strest betVean
Gtato and Doarbosn. Engagement Of Nd"in boo@h.
''Julus Unsar" Afternoon aud evening.
, 1873-03-22

14ov. Bevoridge votooa the bill providing for
tho election and qualifications of Justices Of
tho Pcace.
, 1873-03-22

ACADEMY or MUSIC iIs!sted stroot, south o.
Madison. Lydia Thompson Troupe. "Bluo beard'
Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-03-22

DosroN, Hlarch 21.-Tho Grand Jnry lisye 1T"
dtotod Join Savage, Jr late osshier OF tho Laol'-
moro National hank for elnbozzlng Sll.0o0 OF
!ts funds.
, 1873-03-22

stato to vote for tho roponl Of tho tar1-tnxen OF
lumber, salt, piBiron, stool.rais, aud shfpbnil1-
Inn nlatorilla.
, 1873-03-22


wiro ropos, rocontly imported from England n
large order. On Its arrival Mt Baltimore they
rendered tho Collector the bond for tho payment
Of tho duties tn ChcGgo. Tho wiro rope, how
ever, WAS found to bo In coila too largo to DO
placed In box cars, and tho Collector at Dalti-
more rofuaod to allow their transportation on
opon cars. On appeal to Washington, tho
TroaHury officers sustained tho Collector at Bal
timore. As a consequence, tho wlre romains ut
Baltimore, and can only DO romoyod upon pay
ment Of all tho duties at that port If tho
use OF opon cars woro prohibited altogether
there would be some oxcuse for this
proceeding, but, aH plato-g'nBs md
variety Of Other articles nro received horo
from Now York on such carB tho objection is d
special ono ut Baltimore. When tho bill permit
ting imported merchandise to DO brought from
the Atlantic ports to Chicago; in bond, WIS pend
Ing tho whole influence Of tho Eastern Custom
Houses, md of the Commissioner Of CustomB
and OF tho Secretary Of tho Treasury, Was given
against tho BILL and actun]ly did dofeat it for two
years.. This proceeding ut Baltimore ls perl1apa
but M exhibition Of potty spite, aud an abuse of
authority i'll order to compel the payment Of du-
ties at that place. Tho governing principle Of
cur tariff Ia TINT there should bo no Imports but
II Chicago will import, then her merchants must
bo placed at tho utmost possible Inconvenience.
Right hero comos In another itom upon this
general subject Wire ropo ls extensively usoa
in this country for mining purposes. for in
clined pianos, bridges, derricks, dredges, hoist
ing, bo1ting, and for elevators; it ia also uaed
for standing rigging Of ships, stays, guys, md
variety Of other purposes. Thero is one eHtab-
lismont In this country whoro wiro ropo is mado,
and that is in New Jersey. When tho Tariff bill
WAS before Congress ono year ago, tho pro-
prietor Of this Now Jorsoy establishment wont
to Washington and had inserted in tho Tariff
bill pzoviso that tho reduction OF duty on iron
and steel, &c., should not apply to
pay d higher duty than ever before.
This proviso bocamo the Low in August, 1872, and
since that timo all those persons who have had
to purchase wiro ropo havo had to pay IN ad-
vanco of it por cent gold, in tho prico thereof
for tho benefit of the man down in Now Jersey.
Tho owner Of every building in Chicago using IN
elevator can onjoy the satisfaction of knowing
that 80 por cent Of tho cost Of his iron rope is
paid to encourage gentleman doing business In
New Joraoy, and that Is pcr cont Of that tax was
special provision made q yoar ago in 4 bill to
"roduco" the tax on imports.
, 1873-03-22

ROYAL. HAVANA LOTTERY-W11oLE T1oKEI1T,
Az 25e9s1' 16 bsnEe,s 6sn IS Box S Nov
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-14

Carson street. next door to the County buildings,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
Private entrance for Ladies' through tie alley
n the rear OF Willis Drug Store
Thanking The Ladies and Gentlemen of Carson
and Vicinity for their liberal patronage hereto
fore Bestowed upon ne, now respectfully in
yite q continuance Of the same, as no pains or
expense will be spared to make this the Geatest
and most comfortable establishment in the State
If Nevada. Give me 8 call.
.I.tf JACOB MULLER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-14

THEArER To MORROW NIGHr.-There
are some of our theater-goers who Will
remember. as We do, with how much OF
artistic skill and dramatic effect Mr
James A. He,ne once performed the
highly interesting and difficult role OF
R;n Van W,nkls Mt the Carson Theater;
and SO emphatic al d 0 repeated are tse
encomiums bestowed on Inn 1or that
performance that there is a very great
feeling of interest amongst the many VINO
have never seen him in that part TO VII
ness his assumption OF the same. we
are gratifed a. being able to announce
that on tomorrow night MIR. Herne, sup
ported by very excellent dramatic com
pany will present his unsurpassed version
Of that character. Among the actors and
actresses who will support Mr.. herne are
Mss Alice yane, Fay Tempieton and
Harry C,urtaine. Miss Nnne, whose
na-foIuaoces have elected unqualified
r-aise in Virginia City and elsewhere,
vii nIay Gertrude" and Fay Temple
ton viii come on as ''Lorena. Eip
little daughter. There is 70 play N the
whole range OF the drama which, III It's
chief character. combines, nlore si5,na'ly
and effectively, the humorous and pa
:hetic qualities; and it is in the blending
of the delicate shades CT expression thh'
lie between these two widely divergent
and vet kindred characteristics that Mt.
Horne wins his high place IS successful
connection with Joe jefferson. Fay lenl-
pleton is reputed to be a very wonderful
IVA cbar,ninT little lady. We are TO be
initiatcd into her spcciAttleS to-Inorro"
night in her Folly Medley. We car
do our readers no better turn than to re-
peat our customary injunction IN view OF
The coming Of good Performance, ana
advise them to secure seats While they
may. -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-14
Tho Higgins Auction Sale.

On Monday night, remember, at tie
Willard place opposite the post Office on
Carson street Mr.. Il. l.. Higgins will
open up his holiday auction sales. Tbs
first sale will begin at 7:30 in the evening
and con:inne as long as there are bidders
to bid for the beautiful and useful ana
attractive and marvellously cheap goods
which will then and there be offered:
There will be choice assortment OF
chromos; magnificent sets and single
nieces of Bohemian glass and china
ware; those delicate fabrics which we
used to call "crewels" but which are
now Known as "zerhyrs" and Berlin
wool; multifa,ious and tempting no,
tions;'' all sorts and kinds OF musical
instruments, stationery, ETC., etc.. etc.
Higgins stock is already here and '7n'
90 to tie highest bidder.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-14

DocroR SHEPPARD, lately associated
with Doctor L. A. Herrick in the practice
of Homeopathy having received tempt
ing offer fromAndover, Massachusetts, has
taken his departure hence and started for
Andover, night before last. Sheppard is
singularly modest man and somehow
never felt quite at home here. We are
sorry he has gone and believe he made a
mistake in going. Doctor Herrick will
continue to practice as heretofore.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-14

Louis VAN REED, pioneer of Califor
MIA, died in Los Angeles on the 9Th inst.
He was weIl-known in San Francisco and
Marysyille, and Of late years has been
living in the State Of Nevada. and at
Lone Pine. California. He was an uncle
of our feIlow-townsman w. A. Van Reed
of the Fountain Restaurant. Old Marys-
Williams will be interested in the state
ment that this is the Van Reed who vas
for some years associated IN business
with James Y. McDuffie.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-14

Max TRAp.-yhat fire cisteIn which
is bounded on the North by the polar
star. South by Genoa, East by Dutch
N:ck's and West by Like Tahoe and
which lies at the intersection Of Tele-
graph and Ormshv streets between the
rear corner of the Adams Mouse and the
south eastern exposure of Moore d
Palker's Hall. WIS iii such a condi'ion
Yesterday as to invite the suspicion That
Il might hold in solution. within Its 'Ast
and cayernous receSsss. IND. nnile NUM-
hers OF stray and missing Indian CHI
dren. But without stopping to ascertain
if the suspicion be weil-9rounded, vt
will proceed to state that the opening to
the said cistern is SO lily guarded as
TO be quite perilcus 70 man and beast
nassjna that way. Persons who have
use,! it to furnish themselves with watsI
have not taken the needfal pains to keep
the cover on, and so much water las
been splashed about the opening that
| n fnnnel-shaped circle convereiu" there
to has been formed around it, preventing
the cover from staying on when put
| there Now we make two conclusions
| resnecting this matter: First, That
| maybe it would he unjust in this in
| stance 70 give Ned Sweeney hell. rs
has been suggested to US, and that II
would be well if there were an ordinance
passed by the town council inhibitlnE
all persons from urcovering the fire
cisterns for any other than for the pur
nose of filing the same or in time q
fire. Anyhow this man trap should b
| abated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-14

EMPIRE ITEMs.-From NJ. Henry
I,ebo we learn that there is 6rst-rate
skating on the river at Empire; that the
voo1-lrive that we have talked so much
about is frozen up in the river this side
Of Cradlebaush's bridge; that Empire
resounds with the joyful echoes OF Idle
WOO ismen and river drivers from Alpine
and Pine Nut; that John Hansen my
Joe John has been taking out from the
Carson many tons Of clear. sound Ice
for his use at the Morgan Mill; that the
children of Empire are evlnclnS symp-
toms Of insanity in view of Their pro-
missed Christmas trees; and that there
was race there day before yesterday
between n nimble-footed fellow citizen
and q horse. Tom johnson, Nut
Piner. had horse Of the Plug variety,
and being in state OF exhilerated beer
fuiucss, was boastful Of that animal S
prowess as racer; and ut length one
Vandarshear put in his oar aud offered
to bet SO that he could bea; the plug in
race OF % yards. They soon made up
this race and got ready for the word.
The hoss'' says Labo, was he'll on
the start" bit somehow he Eel! down
Just as lie got the word; bat he over,
hauled Mr.. EandersheaC before be had
cot to the outcome, and then the fun
began. Van, tried 10 stop the pony
but got knocked down for his inter
ferance-by the horse-and so he fioun-
dered about i'll the snow and lost his
money and the race. The Empires
rosred and enjoyed the fun, and here
and there was man who accepted an
invitation to go and take something
On the strength of it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-14

KERsEY & WILSON have Just put W,
on the eastern front Of the Ormsby
House very red and gilty stage sign.
This attractive piece of sign-makihg is
from the hands of Joe Cowing who does
this sort of work with q good deul of
taste and skill.