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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-23
Editorial Notes.

Col. Bogy Of Missouri defeated
Frank r. Blair in the United States
Senatorial contest. But little II
known OF the ncwly elected Senator,
and Jus. whore he got the ,itl'
Colonel" is . question. This much
is Acknowledged of him, however, he
10 . "hard shell Democrat and sou
Of his own dear mother. Biair's re-
ccrd during the first halt Of the last
decade was q little unsatisfactory to
the Missouri Legislature, and even
his deeds and words for the last
year failed even to atone for his
work against the Confcdefacy
during the war.
The wife OF Mr.. Horace White
editor OF the Chicago Tribune, died
in Germany week ago, whore she
had COMO for her health.
The First Congregational Church
Of Chicago was totally destroyed by
fire on the evening OF the 10th inst.
The loss is about $4,000, with in.
surance to the amount of $4,000.
The United States Senate has
passed bill appropriating 100000
toward representing this country at
the Vicna Exposition.
An exchange says:
George Francis Tram is going to
write book on his imprisonment
He says it shall be written with blood
and bound with the hide OF a Con.
gresham"
Trans epidcrmis is perfectly safe
for Lell never. be Congressman,
much less 4 President. George,
wouldn't you accept tho hide Of
Fsnian, and let the poor Congress.
man 60 for tho presently II you
want something that stands next to
the epidsrmis Of arhinoceros in point
OF toughnesf, We might suggest that
Victoria Woodhull's hide would
serve such purpose to good ad,
vantage.
Rev. Joshua Leavitt, D. D., asso-
ciate editor Of the New York Inde-
pendent died OF aproplexy at the resi-
dsnce Of his son in Brooklyn one
week ago.
The State Legislature met in id.
journed session at Des Moines last
Wednesday, there being quorum
in both Houses. Resolutions were
adopted by the Senate, and subse
quently concurrsd in by the Assem-.
bly,, appointing Joint Commission
to investigate the charges brought
against Mr.. Rankin a. Stata Treas.
nrer, and Treasurer Of the Iowa Az.
.ricultural College. Tho work of
coditying the Statutes is progressing
Is rapidly IS possible. and 1t is quite
generally believed that little If any
general legislation will he had this
Winter.
The Legislature passed . bill last
Friday, which does away with the
publication OF the State laws in news.
papers.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, S.

To Jessica wilson, formerly JeSsIcA y
Laughlin, and Charles G. wilson.
You, aud each Of You, are hereby ns'it
that there is now on file, in the oh;s Ola
Clerk Of tho Disirict Court Of fauna uoan
Iowa, N petition Of joseph SAchsl c.a,mil
D you the specific performance of a e-ru
contract whereby you sold 10 him The
lowing lands situated IN Tama cvul
wa, viz; Ths south half OF the soplnr
quarter of section No. twenty one I'll 4,
The north half of the nor thwes quarter
section No. twenty eight (2e) ali in ,os
ship No. eighty t4ree SIS north Of -,
No thirteen i3) ives; Of the 9Th 7. NJ, 4
asking that you be compelled 10 sxssaa
plaintiff deet FOR the same.
Aud that unless you appear thsvet1,H
defend. on or before noon, OF the rec
day of lie next term of said Court, b.
the Februar term Of said GourI for
year A. u. 1875, commencing On lssA
Nloaaay Of February A. u. 1873, Al
Court House, in Toledo, in sall county
.anIl will be entered against you,n
jud smsEt tenisrsd thereon.
Gk. STRUBLE
Ia Atl'y for Plai.ii!
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ORIGINAL Notice.
UHIUI Y 4 II 2 p ILE.
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, s.

ETATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, s.
10 Russell Dart, Norman Dart, and Z. Il
N. Dart.
You, and each of you, are hereby not,
that there is now on file in the office OF
Clerk of the district Court Of Tama coum
Iowa, petition Of Stephen D. Fos,
claiming of you the cancellation Of rece
OF n mortgage executed by J.. II. CareyM
wife to II. and n. Dart October 70, 1888
that Iari Of lot ], in block s. in Tolei
Iowa, fronting 90 feet on Broadway STR
and 100 feet on High street. ana record
in pook "B pages 30 and 81, Records
Mortgages in said office, and o,hsr relief.
Aud that unless you appear ihersto, ~
deferd- on or before moon Of the ssco,
day eff the next Term of said Court, ps
the February term VI sald Court tor
ear A. b. 1878, commencing on tho ID.
Monday Of February A. d. 1873 at
Court House in Toledo, ia said county,
fault will be entered against you, q
judgment and decree rendered thereon.
sTlVEhS, SAFLEY 4 WiLLETT.
1-4l ys for Plaintis
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Dies MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD.

Travellers will study their interests by patronizng this lie
Westward passengers make close connection at es Nones
with Chicago Rock Island Pacific, Grand Junction with
Chicago & North Wcsern and Omaha with Union Pacific
for all points in the Territories and Pacific Coast
To passengers bound East offer via Keokuk choice
three principal through lines, vizToedo, Wabash Western
Toledo Peoria Warsaw and Chicago Burlington Quincy
Railroads by either of which they make connections and
fast time all important points i'll the Middle and Eastern
States.
Sleeping night trains
Fare arrays as low as the lowest
Coupon tickets at all principal Offices.
JNO. GIVIN Superintendent.
JAS. BARKER, Gsn1. T. Agent "a
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
TATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, 81

NJ "A = We lONA, lama COUNTY, s.
10 George L. House, Thomas House, Ri,l
ard House, j. c lleli, and Fidelia A. Whit.
You, a ca ID Of you, are hereby nolife
that tn re is now on file, in the Office Of tn
Clerk of the District Court ii Tama coun,y
Iowa, petition Of Stephen D. Fostsr
claiming OF You the satisfaction and can
collation. of record of u mortgage. date
October LIST 1857, executed by Charles
Truesdell and wife to L j. House Il Co., o.
part of lot | in block 8, in Toledo, Low,
fronting 90 feet on Broadway street an.
100 feet on High street, and recorded
Book "A at pages 249 and 250, record,
Of mortgages in the Recorders Office
said county, and other relief.
4 nd that unless you appear thereto, ar
defend, O. or before noon, Of t second ds
OF the next Term of said Court, being Il
February Term of said Court for th. yes
A. d. 1873. commencing on he third MOI
day of February A. b. 1878, at the Ccu
house in Toledo, in sal county, defap
will be entered against you, and judgn..
aud decree rendered thereon
SrlVEKS, SAFLEl x WILLETT,
IA Attys fer Plaintiff
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Net pursuant to adjournment.

Net pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Poyneer, Ramsdel and Jaqua
In the matter of the Thomas Asher road
in Indian Village township road establish.
cd by the Auditor. Action Of the Auditor
not con frmsd.
In the matter Of the alteration CT { E
Covell road in township 81 ID, vacation
made by Auditor aud approved by the
Board.
In the matter Of the petition Of George
McKune, for vacation of county rond, in IS
Is and So IA, vacation made by Auditor,
Approval postponed until April term 1873
In the matter of the Rs>Survey Of II
Holsiead read in s. IS, change, granted.
Approved by the Board
In the matter Of Joseph Shilhoneck road
petition, road established by the Auditor
approved by the Board.
In the matter of petition 70 Hayes
At ais for vacation and relocation of county
road in SO IA Auditor refused to vacate
said, road Action upon said road p,stpened
until I'd day OF April term, 1873.
Adjourned until o'clock NJ.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS

STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS:
To James Carnes, Mary E. Carnes, Wits
liam l. Smith, Mason L. Hess, Philip G.
Hess, Helen +. Hess and Harriet A
Hess.
YOU, and each Of you, are herebv notified
that there is now on file, in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Tama County,
Iowa, petition Of Harrison, Hall & War
rem. claiming of you, James Carnes and
william L. Smith the sum Of five hundred
and thirty FIVE dollars, with interest there
on frsm January is, 1873 and costs, on
prcmissory note, and claiming Of all of you
the foreclosure Of . mortgage given to So
cure the payment Of sail note AMI other
relief
Aud unless yon appear thereto, and de-
fend. on or before noon, of the second day
of the next Term of said Court, being the
February Term of said Court for the year
A . 1873 commencing on the third Mon day
Of February D 1873 At the Court House in
Toledo in said comfy default will he en-
tered against you, and judgment and de-
| cree rendered thereon.
STIVERS, SAFLEY J WILhtTT,
Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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YrOCecuVu W Va
Notes and Mortgages.
Adjourned until l o'clock 7. NJ.
Met pursuant to adjournms Mt Quorum
present.
Moved that the Auditor be instructed to
pay taxes on all swamp lands belonging to
Tama County, for 1872. Carried.
Moved that the Auditors report Of per-
manent School be accepted, and approved
and statement Of assets Of said funds be
published.
Statement showing the amount Of Perma-
usnt School Fund on Cash, Notes, and
Judgments, in fama County, on LIST day Of
Jnauary, 1873.
Cash on han1, 226,0o
Contract notes on hand 1882 90
MORTGAGE " 4o,562,45
in judgment 8Ol, 10
Total assets Jan. LIST 1878. $5s 1920
/ Thomas S. Free Auditor Of said coun-
ty, do hereby certify that the above IL
true and correct statement Of assets OF
said funds as shoAn by the books of my
ofise.
Ts FREE,
Auditor.
Report of L B Blinn, Clerk Of Dist. and
Circuit Courts, accepted and approved.
Report Of Auditor on transfer, redemp-
.isn and road fees accepted and approved.
Adjourned until 6! o'clock, I. N.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Quorum present.
Bond of James. Fleming township
Clerk Grant township, approved.
Bond Of J NJ VIM, township Clerk
Buckingham township, approved.
Bond Of Warren Rogers, J I Perry town
ship, approved.
Adjourned unil 8 O'Clock 10 inst
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Market Reports.

TsLsDs, Jan. % ~
Wheat-1o to 02o.
Corn-l6 TO 20
Oats-15c
Barlsy-25 10 l0s.
Eggs-2Oc.
Butter 10 to 20s,
Flour-$s per ewt.
Corn Meal-Sl 90 per swt.
Live Turkeys Sc per II.
Chickens II
Live Hogs $3.50.
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Adjourned until 9 o'clock Vth inst.

B GARD met pursuant to Adjournment.
Present. Poyneer, Ramsdell and Jaqua.
Proceeded to examination OF School Funds
Notes and Mortgages.
Adjourned until o'clock r NJ.
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Net pursuant to adjournment. Quorum
presen.
Bonds of the following officers were ap
proved:
L.s. Blinn, Clerk of District and Circuit
Courts.
John r. McClasky, Recorder.
J. g. Strong, j. P. lama Township.
John H. Chambers, J. P. arltop Tp.
Iohr Fritz, J, P Salt Creek TIP.
George Foster, J. 7. York township.
Fred Roach, J. P. Sal. Creek township.
John Life, J. P. Genesso township.
Abraham Anthony, J. p. Oneida.
Hoel Sabin, J. P. Richland township,
Robert Dick, j. P. Lincoln township.
9. L. Brock, j. P. Gensseo township.
Hugh snodgrass, J p. Howard township.
8. NJ. Harris, ]. P. Otter Creek township,
Msfford Mitchell, ]. r. Otter Greek town.
Ship.
John W. Eiman, J. P Indian Village
township.
Gu. Stevens, J. +. Indian Village town
ship.
o. Rice, J. P. Crystal township.
Welcome Mowery. J. p. Oneida township.
George Raines, J. ?. To edo township.
Daniel Forker, j. p. Richland township.
G. Jaqua, J. p. Buckingham township.
Eli Harmon, J. p. Tama township.
r. G. McIntire, ]. p. Perry Township.
Rohn Craig, J. P. Carlton township.
". ". Blanchard. J. P. Buckingham
ownship.
CONSTABLE SoSDe.
The following Ccnstablss Bonds we're ap-
.rov.d,
Hiram Klingman, Buckingham town
hip.
Isaac n. Bunse, Otter Greek township.
VIM. n. nains,, Indian Village township,
". L. Conant, Carlton township.
Albert Cory, Tama township.
W. E. Appellate, Toledo township.
Charles Beadls, Richland township.
George n. Cradle. Perry township.
D. B. Mason, Toledo township.
s. NJ Bartlett, India Village tow nsllip.
Jacob Furnas, Salt Creek township.
Ira Winsiow, York township
John Little, Salt Greek township.
J.W Thomas, Spring Creek township.
John Winters, Howard township.
J.J. McAllistsr, Tama township.
TOWNSHIP CLERK BeRDs.
The following Township Clerk Bonds were
pproved.
Joseph K. Bull, Oneida township.
John R. Fslter, Crystal township.
N. H. Bidwell, Otter Greek.
c. L. Brock, Genssso township.
z. n. Merchant, Tama te-nship.
Thomas P Smith, Indian Village tow nsiip
l. F. Stoldard, Columbia township.
Wesley Camp. Salt Creek township.
Samuel Jackman, R'chlanl, township.
D. W. Winterstien, York township.
7 s Talmadge, Clark township.
John Craig, Carl otn township.
NJ L Geamsns, Perry township.
D X Gallagher, Howard township.
Andrew Wise, Carroll township. j
John g Cold, Lincoln townshipl
Board adjourned until o'clock A. NJ.
inst.
Net pursuant 10 adjournmen.,
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ToLspo, Iowa, Jan. 6 1877

Board met pursuant to law.
Present, Poyneer Rauisdell and Jaqua.
Mr.. Jaqua was duly qualifisl, and oath OF
office filed.
Moved by Mr.. Jaqua, that A. N. Poyneer
act as chairman for present year. Carried.
Board proceeded to examination OF Of
fetal bonds. Adjourned until % o'clock
+. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell cheap. for cast
one good farm team, Zone horse and on,
mare). fsnr years old, also one set of doubl.
harness en- same terms. Enquire eixb,
miles northeast of Toledo, in Carroll town
ship, W.. F-SURFACE
Lee. 81, 1872. "a.
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e d1n&a
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,

TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
January Session, A. D. 1873
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Met pursuant to adjournnsnt. Quorum
present.
Moved that the Auditor be instructed to
purchase oil blank books, and other neces-
sary blanks &c. from tbs Republican Print.
ing Company, at Cedar Rapids, Isws. until
further ordered by the board. Carried
Bond Of N Fisher. J r Toledo township
approved.
Bond Of R o Rogers, J r York township
approved.
Bond Of George L Bailey, township Clerk
Toledo township approved.
Adjourned until o'clock 9Th inst
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present; Poynssr, Ramsdell and Jaqus.
Proceeded to examination OF claims.
Adjourned until o'elcck p. NJ.
Net pur suant to ADJOURNMENT.
Quorum present. Proceeded to examina-
| ton Of claims.
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A. BARTLETT

HEAVY and Shelf Hardware,
Ill STOVES, TINWARE, ETC.
All kinds of Tin work done on short
Notice
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Met pursuant 10 adjournment,
Present, Pnyneer Ransdell and Jaqur;
Beard proceeded 10 examination Of claima.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock.
Met pursuant to adjournment; Quorum
present.
The petition Of 0. G, Arnold for change
Of wrongful asss ssmsnt read, and ordered
that so much tax and interest against said
Arnold as per statement filed be RENTED.
Adjourned until 81 o'clock r N.
, 1873-06-25

THE Creditors of IT C. Ratcline's
Trustee Estate are hereby sum
moned to appear at a meeting in the
Dealing Court on Wednesday the
10th of July next at l o'clock p. m.
in order to deliberate respecting sew
eral questions concerning the Sale of
Estates Jerusalem and FigtreehiIl,
Hermitage, Orange Grove and Man
ingsbay.
Christiansteds Dealing Court the
21st June 1873.
I'll. A. JURS.
, 1873-06-25

FA@N
&8 SPECIAL General
Meeting of Shareholders in
this Institution, is hereby CON
voned for MONDAY The 9TH
July next ensueing, at the
Bank premises, for The pur-
pose of submitting a letter
from Mr.. Q III. Haagensen,
rendering his resignation as
Manager.
The Chair will be taken at
IL O'clock noon.
St. Thomas q June 1878.
By Order of the Board
of Directors.
CHAS.
Acting Manager,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

THERE are, even yet, moistened places
on the road side and in shaded parts OF
yards and gardens that indicate the rare
abundance Of rain which fell during the
twenty-four hours ending with daylight of
Monday morning, a grateful sprinkle on
Saturday night when we were all asleep,
and q regular old spanking shower on
Sunday night cleaned up the foliage
and grass to condition of spring YER
dure and freshness that one seldom sees
here at this period of the year. Some
patches of grass in the long scorched
plaza actually look green again. Pos
sib!y those unreasonable rains bring
something of damage to the ranch
people, bat IL y aIe delightful blessing
to the rest O. Us.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

REopES1No. - The Carson Public
School was reopened, yesterday, to re-
ceive large and increased number Of
children delighted to meet for work and
play once more. The Principal, Mr..
Howe, has appointed Miss Anetta Rog-
ers to assist him in the high school.
Miss Spence fills the vacancy. made 10y
the resignation Of Mrs. David, IN the
grammar school. Miss Torreyson is to
continue in charge of the intermediate
department. Miss Adams, as before,
will teach the primary department, as
sisted by Miss Ellis.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

TIE CoENCCoTTh DIsTH1cr has been
visited by the Editor Of the Exc la's-
aeafsst who describes his journey and
the primitive look Of The town and then
snaats as follows Of the new mines.
The leopard which IS doubtless the lar
cest and best mine was Jumped and he'd
and in consequence hu. very little worE
was being done upon it. We learn how
ever that compromise has been effected
between the conterding parties. the orig
inal locaters ROW having possession. \
force of men will now be put to worl.
and hundreds Of tons of No. ore can II
desired be sent to mill within the next
sixty days from these mines alone. The
Chloride mine is working three men ard
several leases have been let to outside
narties; one from Mineral Hi will com
imence work at once. We hear also that
\ norton of the Leopard has been leased.
0nita a number Of men were constantly
rrosnecting and during our stay good
ore was struck in two new places that
looked very encouraging. The Black
Diamond is yielding very good ore from
a shaft fifteen feet deep but the ledge Is
still very much broken up. Several
larcc teams loaded with lumber and gem
eral mdse. for account of Hogle d Co.
arrived in camp as we were leaving.
Woodruff, Ennor & Co.'S road to the
mines is completed and their stages VIII
run directly to the mines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

TIL COLUMBUS WAGON Road is a sub
ject which comes up, with an almost
painful regularity, to meet and claim the
attention OF the reluctantly returning
editor of .ocalisms. 1t would have been
a not altogether inadequate excuse If
the desertion OF this rather long drawn
and monotouous subject had been Our
reason for going off and staying away.
We had hoped, for many excellent rea-
sons, that that projected channel of
mule-team navigation would be all fin
ished, christened, house-warmed, inau-
eurated and set in full and remuneratiye
operation ere this; but Mr.. Fox informed
as on Sunday that listless lot Of louns-
ing gentlemen who were then gathered
about the place where his winter stove
is located, were the Trustees, in the
desperate throes of special meeting
q meeting to take into consideration the
affairs of the unfinished road. This is
all we care to say about the matter here,
except to note that the resignation Of
Mr.. George ellison as q Trustee was re-
ceived and accepted, and that Mr.. b. H.
Neder was chosen to ill the vacancy.
There will be meeting tonight; and
in our report OF the proceedings then
had We shall probably make the state
ments concerning the affairs of the COM
pany which we deem it best, in this
Issue to be silent about.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02
LATEST TELEGRANS.

The only items worth reporting from
dipatches in last evenings papers are
that Ben Buffers chances for obtaining
the Republican nomination for Governor
of Massachusetts, are improving, and
that gold is lI51as; greenbacks So. q
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

SOME as yet unratided donations to
the Little Giant were the subject OF
some information offered Us yesterday:
but we conclude it best to salt it down
AMI keep it over for future reference.
1t will come up in the due order of IN
finished business.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

Or some Peavine ores the Reno JJn;-
nal OF Saturday says:
We understand that few tons ot cop
per ore from the Cellhymer lode in Pea
vine district will be brough; to this place
liz few days and shipped to salt Lake
for reduction. 1t must be pretty rich
ore that VIII bear the fseiSk: charges
that distance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

The CUERy's will hold their regular
meeting this evening. For
hour and place see notice elsewhere.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

PATRICK SOMEBODY and a man named
Dart got into wrangle yesterday near
the site of the building recently burned
across the railway and between the
track and the race course-and Mister
Pat being troublesome and particularly
given to CAB and back-talk, got knock
on the head by tie said Dart, who is a
mechanic Of some sort,-carpenter We
5elieve-and thereupoh PIT went to
Judge Witheren and had his castigator
arrested. It was mallet in the hands
of the assailing Dart which did the bust
ness. Along about half-past five or six
O'Clock in the afternoon came Dart with
the incorrigible Pat in his custody; and
he held him, hard. by the wrists, until
officer Newhouse came along and put
him in the lookup. He will be arraign-
ed on charge Of drunk and disorderly,
and Dart will be sentenced for his mallet
mauling in Mr.. Magistrate Witherell's
Court to day. It's all along of a
wrangle over the owning of some land.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUET.-Ihe
above named Court held a session yes
terday and then Adjourned to the first
Monday in October. The Z. 5. District
Court will meet on Saturday next at II
o'clock
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

Personal. - Counsellor Corson OF
Phoebe came in to see 1.s yesterday. He
is here upon professional business.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

II L: T'r,l Broc&s's nu.el 8; r. Cor importt /
sagars, tobacco, books, stationery, musical in
strlirne,lts cheap jgwolry. toys otc,, ut Theat
Block, ncxt door to Mat. E!nckcis butcher
shop, Carson city. Ag beg Tor al the caltior-
nia papers, Cola Hi! News, pictorials ana Ma
,taz!nCs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

Hops.-We have often noticed the
luxuriant growth in this place OF that
beautiful-leaved plant. the hop vine.
than which for beauty and shade and
hardness combined it has few equals.
The hops, too, that the vine produces
here, are of the largest and most pro-
life. As a specimen of the same we
would call attention to those at the
Magnolia Saloon, raised in the grounds
of Mark Gaige.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

The Chronicle of last evening says 'nas
during the thunder storm OF ooho''y !"
cloud-burst or water spout came upon
the Gieser grade and made havoc there
and down the canyon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

Occasional will find his communi-
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