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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

FORTUNE FOR PERAsIcH.-J. 1. G., of
the Chronicle, drew on his imagination
for the following which, however, is
none the less true, in regard to the vege-
table and egg shower that the Able
Troupe received Tuesday nigh. at the
Carson TheateT-he should have been
on hand to see the "old COON Of the
crowd receive, while expostnlating with
the refractory boys, soft tomato in his
eye and exclaim simultaneously: That
ends tie show" Perasich, who keeps
az egg and vegetable stand next door TO
the Carson Thcatcr, says he has not
seen such lively time at the Capital
since the scene described by Mark
Twain, VIXEN . milk tcala ran away all
turned over 4 peanut stand. II" sold
every egg [gool and bsl) ana riaa to-
mato ana rotten potato lie had-ani
these articles were tossed upon the stage
without being arranged into bouquets.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

LIVELY Up THE RIyrE.--Nhile bus
mess seems next to stagnant in town.
life and excitement prevail i'll some busy
places not far OF, especially up on
the Carson. There are sixty men work
ing on the big chung up" from Mark
leeville down. They have been fighting
with the stranded wood which makes
up rear on them when the wind blows,
as fast rs they can push it out into the
narrow current of the river. In q few
days they expect to have it all driven
down to the head of Carson valley. In
the meanwhile, for fear Of further trou-
bic and difficulty as Winter approaches,
the force of worhmen will probably be
largely increased and night shift put
ON. The loosened wood is slowly max
ing its appearance at the Mexican dam,
rubbed off at the edges by passing over
the rocks in the river bed, and looking
almost dry compared with wood
that descended earlier when the stream
was full. About one thousand cords
have been taken out since August 10;
and the expectation of the wood men,
who are talking each other into fits over
the matter all the time, is to have it all
at the wood yard, north Of Empire, be-
fore the first snow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

RENT OF COUNTY BCILoISGS. From
II. S. Mason, County Treasurer, We
learn that three hundred dollars are paid
monthly in the Treasury for rent of the
county appointments, as follows : Joe
Rosenstock, for store, $l25; Gaige *
May, for the Magnolia Saloon, 500;
the United States Court Rooms, $50:
DR.. Herrick's Office, So; and the JUS
tees Court Room, so.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

SPRUNG An AxLE.-Nr. Laclapelle' s
white roadster got tired of being at rest
in a state of attachment 70 the Warm
Springs wagon. yesterday, and threw
herself (it must have been q mare) reck-
lessly around until she had sprung, what
the railroaders call an (which was re-
paired instanter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

IurRovIHG.-Henry Charron, who was
wounded in the neck by a splinter Of hot
steel while working over the anvil at the
round-house of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, lately, is doing well. The
swelling in the neck and pains in the
head resulting Immediately from the
burning of the subclavian artery have
subsidized, and the prospects are very fav-
orable for his entire recovery; although
several days yet will be required to place
the patient beyond the danger of hemor-
rhage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28
TIE CCaEys ALJyE.-A few Of IL.

TIE CCGEys ALgvE.-A few OF the
members Of the Garry Engine were cut,
yesterday afternoon, giving their ma
chine q wetting down. The brakes We're
hot half manned and no experiment was
made to test her capacity. She is il
good order and ready to be carried dying
to the next fire at the first alarm. The
Curry boys are not depressed by the
presence Of the Little Giant or jealous
of her proves. They are going to give
the steamer lively run for first water,
and a hard fight for the prize Of use
fulness, when the two engines are pittcd
together against the flames for the first
time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

IsYo BolL1NG.-A gentleman from the
head waters of the Walker, NJ. Moore,
was il Carson, yesterday: and told us
that the election of .assemblymen and
Senators over in Inyo county is near at
hand, and that the greatest excitement
prevails, in consequence of the same,
thai lie ever knew in the country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

THE LITTLE GIANT underwent Z thor
oush overhauling and cleaning, yester-
day, and is now rarely handsome sight
with her brasses FURNISHED and her com
plicated steel and iron works brightly
nOlishcd.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

BEAUTIFUL JEwELIE.--A whole show
window full of the latest styles Of attrac-
tive and elegantly wrought jewelry, was
received and put on exhibition at ToX's
yesterday. Bracelets, loolets, rings
chains, studs, sleeve buttons, etc, with
out end.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

From THE LAKE.-Judse Haw.ey and
family returned from Lake Tahoe yester-
day They have been enjoying them
selves delightfully."- at various places along
the lake shore for several weeks and have
returned home inyigorated and refreshed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

MACHINERY BoUSD SouTH. A huge
wagon, with back action, loaded with a
thresling machine for Genoa and mach
inery for saw mill, to be erected Mt or
near Silver King, in Alpine county,
passed through town, yesterday.
SURVEYING Mr.. C. L. Anderson, and
orr gallant friend, Poing Desire. were
laying off the two side tracks leading
from the foundation of The Turn table
into the round house of the V. ana I.
Railroad, yesterday.
L-cE.-A party Of four cracked shots
went oat to Clear Creek from Carson,
yesterday afternoon, anl Obey say
killed. some. We take down the State
men;s Of such fellows like our pioneer
friend Mart Reese, c.aa grauo $tis.
TouHG MAYO GGlrEGAw has come Up
from Sacramento who're H. was cnca..5
il Tie Insurance laaiaa.a. tn r>y the
rtterm. III visit. !! las tl.,m.n'
'eal.a.
Eia1a3,r, sen Of our toarsA2a L. G..
Wia.i, u; recently raiurnal fson q
tro y.agi ll.,-ye &t school in New
l,.'. SITE.
TIE Ta1G-c Ea=sAgIoy -Chag,ry T.e-
,.as. ..j,,as Dt. VI, .a"ej. Judyita.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

E. c. HEADEIcE, Superintendent Of
the Maxim Gas Works in San Francisco,
who is also the introducer of the same
works into Carson, put in an appear
ance here yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

SroEu WrND.-1t Llew lis guns at
Lake Disler, Tuesday night. The waves
rose mountain high, and the roar was
deafening. The white caps $50 Monk
saysl were scu3lcl up to Spoonor's @al
covered the summit with sprayl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

FIGHT. - Young Ned, waiter at the
Glenbrook, would have postponed Tom
the hostler's time Of eating and curtai!ei
his bill Of fare-which led to remon-
STRANGE and thrashing. Tom stood
Ned on his head and shool; bowie knife
from his Grasp-which put an end 70 the
rumDNS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28
NEWS FROM THE "OLD Man. Alfred

NEWS FROM THE "OLD Man. Alfred
Helm, Clerk Of the Supreme Court, who
returned to Carson from below, yester-
day says ne met Mr. MjShels anl family
at WcolvGgi's Garden. His health has
greatly improved, and lis wife and child
ren are quite we'll. He will start for
home to-day. if tie nohomia@s Do not
take him prisoner Cor their cab meeting
Saturday night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

Ed. WORE, the rosy checked and in
defatiguable prospector, shone upon Us,
yesterday, from Placer county, Caliior-
MIA. He is running over with trans
mountain politics, and ought TO be an
editor to unr&yel that knot for the COED
ueonla.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

COURIER Dies ETAs UN1s.-This is the
name of most excellent journal sub
scribed for by many of our Franco
American citizens 1t espouses neither of
our political parties, altogether, but main
tains, at all times, independent, rational
views with reference to the American
politics. 1t is French paper. and
mainly devoted to the interests of French
Americans, 1t abounds in interesting
reading matter generally, is full of Eu-
ropean news furnished by telegraph and
the ablest of French correspondents,
and is accompanied by supplement.
weekly, which contains in continued
numbers choice romances from the pen
of the most popular French novelists.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28
[. S. M1ST.-The Cashier of the Car

{. s. MINT.-The Cashier Of the Car
son Mint delivered, yesterday, to Wells,
Fargo & Co., OF Carson, eighteen I'M
parted bars of gold and silver, worth to-
sether the sum of SO, 055 90. The bars
are directed to the Bank Of London, and
San Francisco (limited) London, Eng
land: the same being done on order Of
the Crown Point mine, Gold Hill. Ne
vala. On the same day large lot of
crude silver bullion was received from
Benton, California, sent to the Mint for
coinage. As soon as assays Of deposits
are made, and reports proven, coin Is
delivered to depositors. hence bullion
deposited for o!naSe is called purchase
bullion"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

LosT BooTs.-Tarner, than whom 70
man can finger last mora gracefully,
rushed eli 20 that classic show. Tuesday
night. and forgot pair of pumps left
hanging from the wall in front Of his
shop. Some boys, to the number Of
seven, came along and on the suggestion
OF one of the crowd they appropriated
the aforesaid boots and put the same in
soak at a neighboring saloon, for a dol
lar, the bar keep" being invited to
drink for the eighth man. Turner has
been suspecting all but the right crowd
ever since the booty was seized-but
having paid so cheaply for his forgetful-
ness, he is satisfied with the boots alone.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28
JOHN Quincy Adams Moore returned


home, yesterday, from Carlin bringing
glowing accounts of Cornucopia ore,
and CT his own coal prospects. He says
he is about to start in to work with six
horse power engine; and that they have
already reached the level OF the river In
prospecting the coal assures. He has
large specimen Of coal obtained at this
depth which looks like compromise
between anthracite and bituninous coal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-28

TIE T.T;-c Es=sAlIoy --CH1c,ey ile-
,'at,. ,.jy.a. Dt. N'a, - 'aesii ii advice.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25

=. through all a pathetic patience flowing nom
". lonely self-contained figure subdues and sad
a.. every complaining beam and rafter IN the az
n vas at this window that tho great commander
..ood and saw the mutnous Connecticut troops file
=. and clamor FOR the wages long due that he had
~ 10 bestow. Il was in this room that ne, proud
u, aDpealed TO the alroa NJ mn0VerShed Jersey
Lk,ers for few weeks moro ratlolS for MS Starv-
ii.rSeD. II was az this table that be wrote that
l7befic letter to Congress lt was here that he was
Eioseted closely with Laf0vette. There was scant
.bosr In this little dmIug-TnOm that Winter.
~ horc sat that Young West Indian,
.-,e turned Of 80. Alexander Hamilton
Scn, Washington IN moments of rare tenderness
r,ued MY boy and made recipient Of his conf
Serre What pleasant staff app0iu fmCnt for a gay
vorne fellow. Smallpox in the distant village and
},mInc in quarters Here too sat the Old Secreta-
- as they called him-as ne,hOdlcal as Washing
ION and conscious OF bis ways and here the turbu-
Lent Sullivan. ana hOWc nm Ncw-lork feasting and
iupketinC. and only river dangerously filed with
5re az times. betv en-
And az this to be sold on tho 25th Of June to the
trhest bidder NOl con. a5 Won stand here IN fancy,
ereadv hear the auction o.s hammer. The setting
an from without looks into the western windows,
lingering f0ndly as well IL may, over the Old house
fhat 10 knows 80 well-and ON whose like il never
shal look again II cal q little higher toward the
pcaked gable. GOING, going. There is a glory on
H. roof i0r Q moment, and it Is Gone.
BRET HARTE.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
TIE PHILADELPHIA RING NOMINATIONS.
rBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rnmUNE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The Republicans
nominated to-day by popular vote their candidates for
city and county cflges. TIE returns incomplete
at late hour, but it is certain that the following have
been named for the prlncp pal Offices:
Sheriff. Wm. EIliiot; City Treasurer, a. B. Wdener
Register Of Wills, gideon Clark.
The Crawford County system nOminay adopted
in making these uomin1 tons Each Republican voted
under certain conditions the person be desired nom
mated, the candidate receiving the most votes being
regarded as the regular nominee Of the party
The choice Of tho elector was, however limited 20
such persons had secured,the right to be nominated
by payment OF money beforehand 20 the Republican
Executive Committee This Odious rule, framed by q
mercenary Of Ring POLITICIANS has reduced the making
o. nominations system Of gambling, and practically
excludes men Of character and integrity from Office.
For no matter what may be the merit popularity
OF citizen voters Of the rning party prohibited
from naming him. unless ne has previously humiliated
himself by swelling the Rings treasury, and virtually
buying the night the people General dssats-
faction IS felt by reomers the result the candidates
being an the choice of tho Ring and odiJus to many Al
ministrutiOn Republicans.
Persons who voted tu-ay declare they viii not abide
by result. Il s felt that unless determined EFFORT
"a made the persons named viii be elected IN October,
for their gOufedeates have as complete control over he
formal ballot to-day.
me Press tomorrow will speak apprOvingy Of the
nominees cty officers, nut will denOunce most or the
candidates the Legislature utterly unAt and eal
upon tho people OF the several districts 20 organize for
their defeat.
TIe 4gs viii strongly dlsapprove OF the nominations.
state from the corruplonists, and good men OF al
parties viii support To-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-25

Potato Bugs and Paris GrccD....Fhe Great Dfouth
Onions for Borer, . American Farm Products What
Tho Papers are s1ying OIL. Contributors Notes apd
Queries. Inquiries Answered Foreign News-.W~F
iugton Topics .New-York CITY and Miscellaneous
News. Murder Records Destructive Fros....Ih"
Polaris Mystery Commencement Exercises oto--.oh
The itoral pago may be found: Butler as I"D'i-
date Tie Appoiutin- Power 10 Trouble, Mosbys Guei-
riIls, Pro Rata Frrights summer HesdlaDd. Voice
from the Crave Concerning Married People. TIE
Weekly Weather Chronicle. and careful Reports oi the
Dry Goods. Money. H5r,o. Co.ou, EdfOgc-D. 1--we
sfock. Grain. Provision lud other Markets gwen 10
TIE WEEKLY TRmr,E.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25

unknown 10 fame. aud the nation trusted Others who
its stars But he transformed despair into hope
and defeat into victory. He rose through tribuatOn
and malice, by his invincibe courage aud matchless
command until the fruOn OF hia rivals teachings had
been realized in their and their country's grandest
achievement. In the race for civil rust, partisan de
Traction swept mercilessly over both. and two
who had written the prOudest records OF their
age, In thor respective spheres OF public duty
assailed ineOmpetent and unworthy. Both taught
peace. One dared moro for fastened reconciliation,
forgiveness and brotherhood The other tuumphed and
vndcaed his rival and himself by calling the iusuTgenJ
10 share the honors OF the Republic Soon after the
strife ended they met ut the gates Of the City OF
the SILENT" and the victor chef Ot the nation, paid
the nations sincere homage TO is untitled bat most he
loved Gnd amcntcd ctIzen. Had tho victor been toe
vanqushed. the lusiCr OF his crown would have been
undimmed in the judgment OF our people OF history.
Our rulers but agents, chosen In obedience 10
the convictions which govern the policy Of the selection
and mere political success no enduring constituent OF
greatness. The public servant and the private citizen
VIII alike be hOnOfcl or cOndemncd ~ they faithful
or unfaithful 10 their responsible duties.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT EE-rAM AND CANADA
TIE loan GUARANrL- BILL IN THE BRITISH PA


TIE loan GUARANrl- BILL N TIE BRITISH PAR
LAMENT.
LONDON Tuesday. June "a, 1873.
II the House of Commons, to-day, Mr.. HUI
rcssen Under Secretary for the Colonial Department
moved the second reading Of The Canada Loan Guaran-
zee BILL He explained mat the money TO be raised by
te loan has TO be appropriated for the construction OF
tho Paclac Railway. Tie praised the Canadian people
fr their public sprJ alj loyalty and denied that the
guarantees for the loan had been arranged for any
political reasons iu connection with the Treaty Of Wash
4ngton the FisherleA
Sir Charles Dixie denounced the vicious system OF
r,irrnntceinr enterprises and works for which the
colonies were not yet IT, He insisted that the guarantee
OF the bin under cors6 ration Ia the nature Of
urbe for the oc CIngua had made In regard 70
Fisheries thar che provisions OF the Treaty
Washington might be executed. Tie pronounced N
Pacific RAILWAY a gi giantiC Parliamentary job, and CON
lded bv moving it -l, second reading OF the Bill be
postponed six months.
Af.er speeches f1r and against the bill 0v other
her Mr. Gladstone ADD reHutted the charges made
o. sir Charles Dixie. II proposed guarantee ne said
haa no connection U.lf cr ~itu the treaty OF WASH
inrt0u Action rhe ail lad been pUposely delayed
c. lt that Treaty settled
TIE object OF the measure not 20 give Canada so
much hrsu money but -, r.Dn'Z1 The .ust demand she
hld on ENGLAND. Tn tho Fen.u raids on her territory
Canada had sut rcd .H En-iudS account; and Canada
Rad elected 90 cancel tlD .r owed her in this way.
The or -nal motion lar the second reading then
carried. III 90 IS.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER :
WAsHINGTON, ID. c.. June 25-l a. N. )
49,. f. mot ftgs.tg g5f- f.t.lys ant~g

'
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGrON, ID. G., June 25-l q. N.
Synopsis J0r Ne, past tiOeaty .fOtT hours.
The barometer has risen over New Orl
and Now Fn laud beng highest the latter -cr'r
alv cloudy weather. rain areas and fresh aud brisk
U1da mostly from the northeast and south
east nave prevailed over the Middle states and lower
l9Ke region the pressure has diminished some What
over tbe North West during the day, with fresh and
brisk .outheriy 90 easterly winds, partly cloudy
weather and rising temperature
Probabilities
For Ncw-England. Is' 10 fresh northnry and east
rrIr winds and partly olculY weather n"uhIl f)r
he Middle states geiHe fresh and occasionally bri,1
minds tn3sy from tc nOgh 0d east, generally eLOua
trecher nth LAIN drsss for tine lower akes gentle 70
reh nortneasterly and southeastory winds and partly
cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region winds veering to easter,y
and eouthery partly cloudy weather and rising tenn
Ueraure Fur the South Atlantic states ana thence t0
ige Ohio Valley partly cloudy weather AMI occaslo nAl
li areas Midnight elegraphic reports from the Gulf
states and Northwest are partly missing.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
LATEST sur NLBS.
Tor o4er sa.D Se,c, sas second pags.I


AEElVEb
etauip Cy n in.verr BrI Dfr~7 liverpool June t ss1
Queenstown Il1 with m llt .1 11rr - Ds.'
steamship City 90 lr. JIliIs lane .r. Hlia
rlIs.. Iul pas % i Il. Mallory 4. Go.
,e.r 10 Clanyoa, lockwood. -llr-stou with ud Us'A
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seaa.hp Moagsa,ry Plcos ss-ir7aa rts -ae 70
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SAILED.
Steamship, wilmington or Havana l '.f 4rlal-l "ra7ofs
fJr No-o.i.
SIND-Slnlowu, fresh. z. ,oudT.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ogr1v steamship siberia. Liverpool has
Fric-ls from London.
FOREIGN PORTS
HAv,SA Jl1e ie gsf lgsna rl Nes fosf.
arrived here .ls mnfHug