Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-22


Ormsby conner, towards the BEGINNING
! Of evening hours Yesterday, became the
scene 81 M unusual sensation III The
way q :. i:icn tul,,d .istII1a. Two
! vounu ..eut!elIIea llaa differed Htfpit as
antly-cnuse unhnuu;t--a;>d met oh the
sidewalk where tL.y stood fox annlle, at
equal distances, lace to face talking rap
idly, bat il low tones. nn"tehes ot
thei c,ciled talk fell uron the 'ar' ii a
bafci If spectators Ia the Hei2hpoEil91 nj
which seemed 10 lrgH~ war. Such words
rs ''ireGit lac, ''tuv superior to I've "
smiled " yol!. sir. we've Missed about
ana III i. tg,'n'.''.!. tn fermentation
Go.a cn. iAciai tE'Ittortions grow mo
knuts The heads oi the respective an
taeonists bob systematically to = crisis
The crisis arrives The less represslbie
throws cut his dexter. Bnt is heavy
set Hit? 1t may REQUIRE a day 70 de
yelop an answer 70 that question. The
:tssailed retreat, with his breast to the
foe. mis- head Oh his breast, and his arms
OVER hi, head. Holly pressed and pep
pered alternately 10y sinister and dextsr
in lively succession his further with
irawal is bounded by "a set of old scales.
Here he gave vent ~ the exclamation,
stop. yo;, ~ That little knot of
looktrson echo Though, Hold on.
and rushing in sou k,hed the fray.
pici,.s. being advised to do So, retired
into IKE hotel chagrined that the thing
had hapLene,i IN, shr pavement; 'ictor
buttons np his coat and strides away
shudlcring, be said hscarsn h had
soilel his hands.
The examination in the upper 'iepnIt-
inents IF TIE pnblic school. taught by
Mr.. Howe, and Miss Ellis. AMI Miss
Shear respectively, will begin Tomorrow
and be continued daily throEg,. the
week. The public are particularly IN
yited to attend. The teachers are an1l-
Gus Il see them and the Children VIII be
,ncoHHtgei by mir visits. The cNhi-
bitiou throughout y" knew will he en-
:rriaIuIn. for yiSit"r,. The pupils rccite
admirably, shr.s extraordinary diligence
ana discipline. and We may ray to those
who Wuu,d lie drawn 90 2 school eIaInl-
nltinn i:v music alone. that the children
sing number of new pieces TO a charm,
and are admirably led by one of their
own number at the organ. Tomorrow
forenoon will be devoted to an exa,nlna-
ton in physiology and arithmetic III
Miss Ellis department.; the afternoon to
that of arithmetic exclusively, involving
so much Of the Common School Arith-
metic as is contained between decimal
fractions and the equation of payments
inclusive. in Mr.. Howe's department.
Let all that can, attend US q matter OF
pleasure and duty.
1t was reported on the streets, yester-
day, that the Rev. Aliens youngest
child had been poisoned by an overdose
of medicine, and the friends Of the fam |
lily were very apprehensive of the result.
1t had been given some Of solution of !
a drop of crude aconite in tuMbler of
water. 1t became suddenly cold and
was attributed to the
dose. DR.. Water, was called, and by
means Of hot bath and other heat re-
storing processes, PROBABLY saved the
little sufferers life. The DR.. however,
says that it was no. the aconite, but the
sudden change in the weather that caused
he precipi;ate Geld and collapse of the
system. The wee patient has been i'll
If measles, and though quite weak We
re glad to learn is convalescinG.
COUNTY SErILEMENTs.-We have by
of Mr.. Hale. Deputy Control
er, the following statement of the re-
eturns made by various counties. on
he semi-yearly June settlement: Hum
,oldt county, gross amount of taxes col
ected. 1924 %; expenses of collecting.
'457 50; amount paid into the Treasury,
i ,466 81. Douglas county, gross