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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23

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betrefene bauptld6li6 bic &irdenanseles
aenbeiten I'm eeut1hen Het6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23

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beult."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14
BOILED TO DEATH IN STEAMBOAT
SPRINGS.

| The Entsrp use of yesterday tells
the following:
Ahorrible accident occurred yesterday
afternoon. at fifteen minutes befors J
o'clock, at Steamboat Springs, Washoe
county, which will probably result in the
death OF c. W. Cullen, proprietor OF the
hotel and springs. For the following
particulars in regard to the shocking af-
fair We are indebted to DR.. c. c. Green,
of this city, who was summoned by tele
graph to the assistance Of the scalded
man; Mr.. Cullen was engaged in erect
ing new bath-house over IL large pool of
| boiling water for use in giving steam
| baths. TimberS for the foun 'ation of
the structure We're laid across the boiling
pool which is four OF tiv, in depth, and
MIR. Cullen had walked ont on one Of
these fpr tht purpose Of arranging a
cross timber. when he slipped and fell
into the scalding water. the water WAS
SO deep that it reached nearly to his
breast bone and is SO hot that an egg Is
cooked III il i'll two minutes. Nh' II he
fell in he was either so frightened or
felt such pain that for II time h. seemed
in a manner paralyzed ana dii hardly
ANYTHING toward getting out. 1t is said
that he WIS i'll the spring fully half ii
minute before he got out which he al
last did throu h his own exertionS and
the help of a nun who came to his asSis
lance. He was taken to the hotel and
strip ed. when the greater part Of the
skin slipped off his body from near the
breast bone downward. c. A. V. Put
nam. State Printer, James Gray, Of this
city, and others who happened to he WIS.,
ting at the springs. did all that could be
done for the suffering man pending the
arrival Of the physician. They got n
large quantity of Hour and packed him
in it and kept him in this conaitiin nn-
til the DR.. arrived. DR.. Green says the
nan may be said to be literally cooked
alive. A. to whether he will live or net
he cannot say, but appears to think his
recovery wonld be little short of n mira
Gle. Cullen was in such agony that the
doctor was obliged TO give him very
heavy doses Of opium to keep him at all
quit.
Mr.. Callen is fine. large man.
with an abundance of vitality and
ph, steal strength. and we shonld
think that he might have the stamine
to r-cover-if his injuries are no; too
deeply pe.-etrate.l.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

The editor of Il North Carolina news
paper objects to receiving communica-
tons concluding in the following ortho-
graphical style "You will pleas MAXI
emmy corecsions nessessery.' 1t is quit,
AS well if those who wish to write TO II
Journal know how to spell: but it ism
absolutely "nesst SIS, ry." We have had
valuable information sent to us. with II
good deal of wild deviation from the
stand ,rd of Webster or Worcester: hut
the intelligence was not the less welcome.
Still. We would not discourage those who
prefer t" spell corecsions i'll the usual
Way. Y. Tribune.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

BoRax RI FISEEy BURNED From Mr..
John &. Fox whose return from the dis
covery of Columbus We noted in our is
sue Of yesterdav morning. we learn that
the Borax r 'fnery of r. N.dear 4 Co.
at Fishlake Valley was destroyed by f q
on or abont the night of the 18th inst
Amount of loss and cause not stated.
W.. shall make tia point to reduce Mr..
Fox to ii palp to-day and give an ASSAY
of the result to-morrow-on the Column
bus question and its dips and angles.
FROM Mr.. Putnam who returned last
evening from Steamboat we learn that
NJ. Cullen's injuries are something less
serious than was at first feared; and that
the prospects are promising of his re-
cnvery. Put says it is all stuff to say
that Cullen was in that hot wafer anv
thirty seconds. A second and half is
more like it, he says. The scald was
only just enough to peel of the outer
cuticle
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

REV FATHER BoUcHAED will close his
Mission in the Catholic Church of this
city on Sunday at the IL o'clock Mass,
and will lecture in the evening at s
o'clock. Subj ct of the Lecture - A
practical money rie,r of Education" As
the OH ct of the lecture is to rails, means
to pro ure bell for the ch nrch the price
of admission will be one dollar.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

D1FD AND BURIED. Up Wing, the
Chinaman whose head was wounded in
the NJ 'rSan NIL crossing accident, died
niIht before last and was buried yester-
day. This makes three dead victims Of
the unfortunate casualty.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

The CADErsHIP. Candidates, parents
and guardians will bear in mind that the
Board to examine applicants for the va
cant cadetship will meet for that pur-
pose in the Third Ward Schnol-house
in Virsini City at II O'Clock this fore
noon. The Chronicle of last evening
says: " Those who have SO far notified
the Board of their intention to COMPETE
for tn. prize are James Ormand Mackay
and William c. Riorden of this city.
J jim E. MD nnnell of Gold Hill. and
Edward c. Fleming of Carson. 1t is NOT
Il, ce>sary. however. for candidates to
notify the Is rard they may come i'll at
the last hour, and from any section of
the State. As their chances of success
will d,penl solely upon their proficiency
in mathematics and the othcr branches
in which thy will be examined, and
npon their physical aud mental con-
dltiOu'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

MEs.Rs. BorrsFoRD AND ANDERSON
have discovered the fact that mechani-
cal business well followed and faithfully
advertised pays we'll; and that is why
their business il newly set forth in our
advertising columns this morning. See
adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

PRESBYTERIAN P1c-N c.-The little pAo-
pie of the Presbyterian Sunday School
will be treated to Picnic one week from
tod y. the Dist inst. w. believe the place
for its holding has Mt Yet been liked
upon but it will probably be Simon :
LrOve.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

The Virginia Chronicle says that there
is to he a new paper started here soon.
under the pilotage Of the patriarchal
Parkinson and that its name is to he
The Nerad1 Tribune. It will doubtless
be- a lively print. for P. B. +. propels II
lively quill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

For The information of the ungodly
We call attention to the fact that the
long mooted prize-tight between Patsy
Hogan and Thomas Trevallian will take
place to-day. The spot selected for this
encounter is kept a secret-or, at any
rate, it has not yet become entirely
known to the world at large, but We hear
it iutim ,.ei thlt it Is ik-lv to take
place somewhere down the Carson. be-
low Dayton. This fight represents. we
believe. the -mauling sentiments OF
the Irish and English born residents Of
Storey county. which sentiment is
frightened i'll the hearts of those who
h Ill from the onld sod by the We'll
nursed fact that in a previous eNcCunt-r
Trevalian vanquish-d IA certain bruiser
of the Celtic PERSUASION. All the buffers
and duff r.; all the lights and h-avies:
al the game chickens and 9mbitious
innghills; and every fellow who ever
put up his n,aultys or reached our
with his ri, ~ duke will be there
if he can !: and the humblest
may sh.r with the proudest-b citiz-n
the p isil-ge of getting il black-eye or
busted-bugle or supplemental head
erected upon his shoulders upon thu
shortest conceivable notice and the most
favorable terms. Either Hogan or Ire
valian will get licked like the Devil be-
tween now aud twelve O'Clock. provid, Il
the police are not fools enough to inter
fere. We will wager a 'stase stump
that Treval ian wins the tight-proviied
it is not interrupted and is fought until
one or the other OF the contestants
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14
MINING ~rsDCk REPORT.
Forenoon bon rsl.


800 Ophir. Sc. 81. 3G}7 SO b3o.
3l5 could 4 Curry, l2}8. 123s b30, IL h5u.
:35 Best 4 Relch,r, 4, u, - h3o.
227 Savage 40, Id6, 159, Al.
800 SIiv,r Hin, 20.
go Eclipse. u. y
100 Pictou. 25c.
80 Chollar. 65. 81, 81 X b30, 81.
30 Am, ri AN Flat, ). 5A-.
a9D :. Ovtrnan. =.
1870 N-oodville, 2s.. 3.
100 Seq. Caledonia. ! y.
2GU Mint. l ., /.
100 Indus. 2.
$50 Hall. K Norcross 4ila, Il. 43's, 4. o3o
800 Crown Point, I19. luS, 100, 10 b3o.
l9o Yellow Jacket, "a. IS. G614 b3o.
22J Imp, rial. g.. Sc b3U, So.
go Elapire, >.
5t,a q. II. O.. 3.
go hentCck. 81. 10 b3o.
$50 Beich,r. 50 \. 30. o. b30. 81.
10 Alpha 30 b.. 80. B, $50, 81 slo.
$50 Co I'D, nee. \. "a.
10 Con. Virginia. 81 q.
100 Sierra Nevada, 124s, II.
30 Excht quer. 1U1c.
ll5 Seq B,lrh,r. -, 81. %, 521
go Justice, !. ~ b5O, ~.
llJ Ove1man, 3Gt
900 Bu"keye, Is.
S15 Julia, =.
IN C.i.donis Is 10 b3O
I'm Knirk, rbo,krr. 81. 81. go, So.
$50 GIcb-. IL,
4Io B,l.impr. 81 S. bio.
"a a. p =,
ono Lower Cn-nstock aa OK.
500 Leo. b3.
Evening Report.
m oa,,
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IA! n,oni Ely ~; ,o.a.
- uraA = H. - 4 - t-.s' ~
In JACKSON Zoc.
40 fhothiA' .'"e. DC
20 washington Creole' -
Nv Pioche-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14
EOTEl. ARRIVALS.

oRNsBY HoUsE--GEoRGE ID. FRYER. PROPRIETOR.
CAV Putnam NBarher T 4 Parke
Geo Hood Il l. II BIZ JalncS tauole
" II Rose OF Whit, hill John kyuo
ST CHARLES aoEFl, GEO. TCrLY, PROPRIETOR.
d Spencer } CsSebeeT Mrs Reed
ID Finnen re WI Turner TW mining
ID Barter Il McMauus } lEgtrsoll
cnEBErr HousE-CoRBETT BROS, PRoPKIEroks.
" y Alexander A NJ Dawson J II Stearns
II Spsry Ell Hott B"winsh
W IeiGh.ou Brown = II ciudtara
4 I;ru\y. F,Ity W Avery
d Irwin Jacobson Glarse
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14
n. n. prScE, q. A. wirHERKiI.
BENCE G. WITHERELL,
REAL EsTA1 BE OKERS

MILL BUY AND Sell. REAL ESrATE
W on Commission. Attend IL rrting ~
houses an rooms Search title md give nh
-iracts. Collect d,bts aud make prompt settle.
nts.
II. II nee from long esp,ri-n nee. having
been MANY years County Ass,Ssor and Deputy
Ass. ssor. ia w,ll posted M to prop,r, aud
titles in tn County.
&. A. Wuh,r Il Justice of the Pence Of Car
son Township. and sill pay prompt att.nti
to collection of debts, cnnv,yancing aud all
busin, ~ left in his care.
Give IL call and will guarantee salts
faction in all cases.
,Of!icr in County Building in Justice Office.
Terms reasonable. iny20-n
FOR SALE. Lots I and Z. Block ~. Sears.
Thompson 4 Sears Division Of Carson city.
FOX SALE. Lot 5. Block 81, Musserls Divs-
sion OF Carson tity.
FOR SALE. Blocks n. 80, 81, 90. 81 and 100,
Sears, Thompson Il sears Division VI Carson
City,
FOR SALE. Lots 2. 3 and 4. Block !. and tots
I, 9 and 6. Block 2, OF Muss,rs Division " Car
ROOMS TO RENT. Furnished and unfur-
nished rooms to rent.
Tn se having Real Estate TO sell. or houses or
rooms 70 rent, will consult their own inter se
by placing the saine In the hands 81 B,nce
Wifherpll. Real Estate Pr,k n.
Those desiring to purchase Real Estate. or
rent hous.s or rOoma, can save !mc and money
by APPLYING TO Benre L With rell. Renl Estats
Brokers. NJ their ONCE In the County Building.
in Justice once.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14
THE CoRsETT BRorHFRs are preparing

to erect their contemplated fire proof
building ON the corner of Cursor and
SIP ar streets. To this end they have re-
moved two of the wooden buildin IS,
which have long sto ID there and set them
up. temporarily. upon the block opp ,site
the NJ nt-the block which WIS burned
over when C lie Atherton's hay yard was
DESTROYED. This new bui ding is to be
forty feet (more or less) front, by about
eighty feet in depth. an two stories
in height. 1t will be ii decided improve
ment to that part of the town and will
p owe good investment. M-sSrs Mason
& Chambtrlin will occupy the ground
floor rs a grocer; and We slppost. the
second story will be made a part of the
Internal economy of the Corbett House
The AMERICAN LAUNDRY is an institu-
ton whose purposes, capacities and
promises are duly Set forth in this morn
ing's APPEAL. The institution will be
under the conduct and pToprietorship of
n new firm. namely. ST. Clair & L We
Jim ST. CT ,ir and ,hn L I'VE. They
are deserving men and tr.St worthy and
their characters as well as themselves
"will wash" They are very much III
earnest in their venture and have the
courage and the soap to make it stick.
They desire MS to say that they will run
their wagon at stated periods to Empire
and the Brunswick Mill. See adv.
BENroN's LAKE TAHOE SrAGH will, on
and after this morning. Saturday June H.
and until further "ofice. start from the
Ormsby House for the Glenbrook H 'tel.
Mt Z o'clo k. Those who expect to go to
the Lake should bear this ia in mind.
This is change of time made in order
80 facilitate the round trip. up and back
same day; and as the weather il now
settled down into u steady summer tenn
perature. it will prove pleasant sort Of
change to those who prefer riding in the
cool Of the morning to taking sun and
dust bath in the heat Of the day.
Mr. CHAs. Dill. travelling business
agent for the printing and stationery
house of H. 8. Croker & Co., San Fran
cisco and Sacramento. arrived here yes
trrtl.y from trip through Oregon.
Idaho, Utah and Eastern Nevada. H.
betook himself to San Francisco last
night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14
Chr Carson 1alln appeal
CARSON CITY:
Saturday, June II, 1873.

LITTLE GREEN PEARS, which are about
as much like IL Bartlett as a choke cherry
is like an OK heart, are offered to fruit
loving public hy our local dealers. The
strawberries. best of fruits. still hold n
place in the market: raspherries. that
tender and luscious but heeting and deli
cate blessing, Yet linger, timid and
shrinking npon the stands OF the green
groc-rS: the apricot, coarse-grown with
the advancing season: the cherry-plnm
with its grateful pulp and almost acrid
membrane of It's nut; the lordlv and self
assertive cherry: the ruddy and healthfnl
tomato: the self sufficient and coldly
indifferent string bean; the worldly and
f1ttulent green pea: the cone-lIke but
clisp and delusive artichoke: and the
corrugated. honest and eomplacent Gu
cumber always an expression and cpl
tome and will vindication Of vernal
and vigorous viriii;y, these are the more
conspicuous and notable objects with
which the housewife and the lord OF the
manor are tempted withal. And the
keedy bnt Trustworthy blackberry is here.
The fruit Season is fairly upon Ms; and
VT may revel in the succnlent products
Of lnxnriant and profigate California
for another juicy and eoiic giving season.
Rev. Ne. CAsEBEEN will preach in the
NJ thoJi>t Church on Sunday tto-mor-
row at the usual hoUrs-so Mr.. Ham
u,ona informed us. This gentleman
called upon us yesterday. He has but
lately come from IoUa-h4s been re-
Gently looking at San Francisco ana the
Sacramento Valley. On Monday even
ing last he delivered i lecture in Sac
ramento. His subject WIS Crit aud
the papers there speak in Very high terms
"tthe matter and manner of thediscourse.
The Bee says: Every sentence was
trtnchant and telling and the Record
dAppsa5 thu: the lecture = was full Of
telling points and vivid and appropriate
illustrations. Mr.. Casebeen. who was
u ii Citing parson during the war-served
three wears under Grant and i'll the
trans Mississippi Department, looks as
If he was not In anywisr wanting in
grit. himself; and he tells rs that he will
r-pe It this lecture at the NJ thodist
Clurch III Carson on next Tuesday ev
ening. 1t will be free thing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14
NOTICE /!

MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.
CARSON, Nevada, June II, 1873.
A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the United States Mint. Carson.
will present the same at the Sup riutend Mt
ufice, on or before the 25th day Of June instant.
H. F. RICE,
jel0-td Superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-14

"ANTID.
A SJTr STTON To M HOUSE.
~ Work. Chamber Work, Sewing or Nursing
For information
je11-lw APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
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Wednesday, December Sd 1878,


dIvded into II 100 cash gifts, VIII be distributed by
lot among the ticket holders.-The numbers of the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill.
| dren, and the gifts from another
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Railroa0s an0 STEAMBOATS,
Maine Central n. r..

EaA aAs Change of Time,
Commencing Monday July 81, 1873.
Morning train from Augusta, for Bath Boothbay
Rockland, Lewiston, Portland and Boston, will
leave at q O'Clock.
The noon train for Boston will leave Augusta at
IL 30 A. NJ, and VIII connect ut Yarmouth juno
ton with train on Il. L. Ry.
Afternoon train Will leave Augusta at $40 z. NJ,
and arrive In Portland at 6, and Boston at 10
z. NJ.
Night pullman sleeping) train leaves Augusta for
Boston at 1880 Z. NJ.
Passenger trains leave Augusta for Bangor at 3,35
~ NJ. and for Bangor, Dexter, Belfast and Skow-
hogan, at 9.5j A. NJ, and 40S Z. NJ.
The augusta, HdtlooeN and Gardner ACCoMMo-
DATloN TRAIN leaves Augusta for Hallowell and
Gardiner at 7.30 and 900 4. NJ, and 2.l5 and 6.l0
m. Leaves Hallowell for Gardiner at 7.40 and
80 A. NJ, and 225 and GEO p. NJ. Leaves Gar.
diner for Hallowell and Augusta at $50 and 5 10
y. NJ, and LOO and 800 p. NJ. Leaves Halo.
and $40 p. N.
passenger train leaves Portland at Z. SOP. NJ and
arrives at Augusta at $50 T. NJ
Augusta, July q. 1873.
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SAVINGS BANK

Organised in lS4S.
Rank Hours-From O'Clock A. NJ to ~
O'Clock T.. NJ, and on SATURDAY hFENiN" hoin
| 7 O'Clock to 81 o'clock.
Deposits OF any amount received.
Regutar Dirideads, February and August of each
year.
Ertra Dioide',ds (of surplus earnings) once in
TWO YEARS.
aS-All accounts of depositors strictly prtcate and
confidential.
interest dividends, and all other privileges, IS
favorable TO depositors as any Savings Bank in
Maine affords.
For further information, address
W. r. SMITH, Treasurer
Augusta, Feb, 81 1873.