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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-05

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-05

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-05

stads. Sleeve Butsous. Crosses. Brooches.
Sets of Ornaments. Meersehaum Cigar Holder
with Amber Mouth Pieces, Aecsrdeons,
Heavy Silverplated Spoons and Forks,
Mother OF Pearl shirt Buttons.
Stationery Pine French Letter Paper,
Blank Books. Shipping Receipt Socks.
Blank Notes, Scissors, Poekst-kniEes,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-05

Attest; chiefJastiss q ~ sars-ss s-.-rs
Josy Riryirp. psr. era So. c,uri ~
, 1873-07-04


PANAMA, Juno 24.-Tho notorious steamer Virgtnius
Is In the hnrbor Of Aspinwal. a Spanish man-of-war
entered the port tho 2at inB and On the aame tny,
also, tho United States steamer Kansas. What the
mission Of tho Spanish weasel is has not
trnnspred, but tho KANSAS. It will bo remembered, is
the came ehtp which, oyor year ago conveyed
tho V1rRinius out Of tho port from under tho guns Of
tho Spanish higates. The virginlus Is undergoing
repairs, md It Ia Understood tue Ka,laaa Will ren'ain
until tho ropairs are completed.
The Cuban General Quosala Is still in Asplnwalt.
Tho Hon. T. Thorington, tatcly appointed United
States Consul 10 Aapnwal, on applying to nogota for
tho usual exequntor, wis refused, on tho ground
that tho Government Of oolomets Recognized no
Tsh pon being informed ot tho refusal npR9in;;,sd 5.
powers Of Consul, requiring no esoquator. :.
Nuws bus been receiyed from Honduras, th9t a the
revolutionary party headed by E. Palaeiog, IT Utila
Honduras. The Goyernnlent OF Honduras
sss ess by them hts ana fooTsHs Rsw
were marching on Guatemala, and II they aucceed In
entering that territory nfter two throo days. march,
thoy aro nlnoat certain to overthrow tho existing Gov
ernment Of President Barrios and 1oeaabsh that Of
the Jesuit or Church party.
, 1873-07-04

and took tho 1rtt postion al the halfilo pole. On
ho third quarter nartland took the load but vas over
sk'n 1 9 o Dy Of s
judges 10 decde which was entitled 70 u. afmana
was socond, Wargig third, Htorling fourth Tlmc
In tho fourth hoat storllng took tho lead, but waa
speedily passed BY uArtnnd who maintained tho loan
It'll tho quartor slrateh WHOM gtarling oau1o up & ana
took tho heat by hafa length. Hoftlana Sooond' MOL
ed T. s tbs saa h o1'' on .hs ""fBgs as
polo all Tho horses woro together and M Tn down
extra effort took the cat. Koie aooond Time l;oo.
Tho sixth heat sont Molllo ahead three lengths,
Borng socond uastlsnd third. on tho laet hall nilo
ol!o weskcned nna sna srta9na %asod
up n1, took tho heat in front Of 6erIn8H noso, Moe
badly bchind. Tfmo, 1:blA. ....,..
This raec wna sandwicheu p9 otno5 T aspes. ILL nn o
Tho nsst rsce wa for purBo Of sooo Tor thrcey
olis, Moi, No Nsno, bonnie Hing, and MorriAeld en-
!sEsS @ anS 'taros A0 nd promptly IL psans Tams
thrsse tins lonsshs eehia!l. Noi took Tho heat
Merfiaold ier I f barely saved her distance.
Name II seSS19 the oa az ae SR'ase seeona
Mol overlook No Namc, aud took tho. h9as Il n
1:64X, and tho raoe. No Nhmo and Morr!ncld dis;
Riding. Tho second money Was given to Bonnie Ring,
Tho nexs RICO was trial for teoo pur1c for horses
that mover beat 2:to. Thirteen hoEnSa entered and
etvn nrw SEE vsra.n, Ill oaf, i1an po Msgs
Ktmborly Josie Eason Joe 6hohhn, and Dick 6ltter.
rho mat heat gps handsomely contested, and Won by
barney in 23ax, Bonnie second, md othofn In tho Or
In tho second heat parney took tho iead, and aeon
lost IT, and then, by lively work, rogaincd 1t. Ae
shsad closely followed y |osS ntmns re- 2s
until Tomorrow, on nccount Of tho heavy rain. With
good wcasher, tomorrow will TO = big day.
, 1873-07-04
SRAlki.

1npn1p. July 3-ln consequence Of the pahahge Of
tho m aolishng Constitutional guarantees tho 1rro-
conciab1o Deputies have withdrawn from the Cortes
which action hAs served to restore quiet in Madrid.
Doachmons Of roops yot posted at various points
throughout he city. md the utmost precautions nave
been taken by the authorities for tho suppression Of
disturbances. ~. .-....-.-.. ..,
MADRID, July s-Thc draft Of the new Constitution
was submitted to tho Cortes to-lay by tho Committee
It provides TINT tho President Of shc Rspub-
10 mus. havc been born in Spanish territory
cantons liko tho Swiss Republic. The Assembly Of
each Canton to elect four Senator's and Deputies arc
to be chosen by universal suffrage. Cuba anu Porto
Rico aro to be asslilaed With tho Cantous Of Bpan
Tho central power Is authorized to suspend conetu-
tonal guarantees and order ovea for troops without
hrst consulting the authorities OF tho Caatonss
, 1873-07-04
CITY ITEMS.

At o'clock last evening named Peter aol-
1lhpr foil Into the lake. 1t tho North Pior, from the
propeller Mchaol nroh, md was drowned: His body
tho corner Of Robey mud Ashley streets. Deceased
wheefsman Of tho aroh, and was single man. Tho
Coroner will hold IN inquest today.
Yesterday afternoon man nhmed James Z.
Thompson took little boy and Rrl, children OF
Mr., Edward Schubert, riding in buggy In Lin
coin psrt. Either because le was Intoxicated. Or
horse 1t very great speod In crossing Tho streocr
truck at tho entrance 70 tho park the buggy
turned, throwing tho children out. Both wero Sc
riouB1y Injured. Thompson arrested, and locked
up In the Webster Avonue Station. He was subso-
ouently boiled out.
, 1873-07-04

BILLIARDS..

NEW YonH, July 9.-The prizes to tho winncrs In tho
late Billiard Tournament prcAentcd thia evening
by U.W. Collendor, at uhrts oConnors bilardrooms.
Th9 nret prtzc consisting Of tho silver champion
challenge cup tho used during the tourna
Ineut, and money prizo Of $1,1Ns1, was
givon 70 Albert Garnidr Oyrillo Dion received
lookct and t6441o was presented to Ubassy for tho
best general average John peery got similar locket
and $a22 70 for the third aIgeat run, Maurice DAy
cusion Of tho presentation ceremonies q collation.
provided by Mr. OConnor 1ns partnken Of.
CHALLENGE.
Special Dfspessh ss 1h- rhfcnno ?!ihnrs
New YonR July 3.-To-morrOW tho following chal-
lcnge will bc published:
hereby chailenBo Francois Ubaesy to play mo .
gaIno Of COO points up, French caromH. On tx10
s.sM to bo played aoeordin8 to tho rules Of tho
tournament for tho championship u thu world rc-
Gently decided. IA NJ Ubassy proposca departing for
Europe on tho 12th inst, Stand seady to play this
game On the 10th inst.
fSignel) CYHHLR Doe.
, 1873-07-04
BASE BALL..


HulLADkLFHIAH ANu A1AAHAAoc AaAANs
Special Dtspatoh to Tn World,
Pu11ADxLFu1A, Juno so.-The hfth championship
gamo bctwoen The Athletic and Philaao'phia olubs Was
played this aftornoon nt Twcnty-nfth and Jefferson
ground to bo In worry poor condition, but saw-dust
being literally used Ply esanq 5 s60nt heTsst IL.
EyoAthor no doubt keeping many away. Tho
betting Was 100 to q On the Phiisde3phia4a y.
Of tho Athlctics taking hand In nau1llns oapp the
catcher Of tho Athleca wns seriously hurt in tho rst
inning By foul bill hitting him IN tho face, and ho
had to rore, Bensondorfos taking his place and this
caused general change In their poeiions. Tho phiia-
dephjaa earned three rna in tho second and two IN
the inning Nhile he Athletics In the second md
third innings battcd heavily for avo earned runs. Tho
features of tho eano wns an extraordinary running
catch made By aensenderfor, tho 0ncss Of the
game and Fulmer's 1oldng at sho1t-Htop. The last
fVo Innings wcze played In the twilight, 1t bong n
rnoat too dark to eco tho ball. Tho following Is q
summary Of the game:
puuAnE1r1lA, H., JUNO so:-Fifth game q THO
championship bctWocn the Athetica and tho PhtAde-
ytina.
, 1873-07-04
A Better Feeling for American
Securities in the Lon
don Market.
Withdrawal Of the Irrec0ncilabl0
Faction from tho Spanish
COrt0s.
Leading Provisions Of the New
Spanish Constitution.
Successful Revolution In Honduras.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, July IA grand banquet was glvon lnst
evening at Trinity House TO the ozarowitch by tho
Prince OF wa1cs mud Duke Of Edinburgh.
The American residents Of London will celebrate
the Fourth by dinner at tho Laughnm Hotel.
The London Hour, this morning, cdi.orlalg COM
mends the Patentright laH Of tho United seates.
Tho dispatchoa from Now York, reporting redno-
tIon In The public debt and TINT tho recops from n-
tornn rovcnuo for the fiscal year were soyora! millions
In Of the estimates. cause bettor feeling IN tho
market for American aecuriteo.
The London Eeoronsist Of tho 9Th nlt has leading
article on bill for increasing the circulation OF tho
bank OF England from which It appears that tho
Bri.iah Government cannot take tho proposed action
without tho consent OF Parliament.
, 1873-07-04

THE TYTu RACE.
ming rsee caussa he dssh Of tTiee sound ths 1ask
be anticipated with conhide1sble interest. The race
wssa9F seo nsSm5 n a5 S .o 70 nrat a ho.se re s0q 70
t1aea. tho customary Weight allowances. Out Of ten
nominations the following cams up to tho
ty Jack Malone, dam Dinle by Revenue; William jon
Alnsa .. Q: Cap9 11eo. years, ~ Lenaat9m. Ghfa
yoazs, by llswaths, dana Fanny 1seg by imp Ambss-
"9aaor Il. y. 1afnea y. m. 1auy Fafrned, BY imp.
ts0nnio aS9a .. eeotMha, CAN Lazy lancaster; Iae
nSa & W snan ensEonlg four hoEnea-nnt thSy were
Gu coca oneh Flnhh va the favortct Pools sailing In
foFspanco o1 sho nrss ay's ractna ma lid nado vary
A"sg.as ~. nea.uThs on ha.s, ouu ,por , ~ c,o
sssns " Psey IT, ss' ssssh!ns i1q @
1inota = beE sae, + which postsons the
ng ad Fe and e Gspo
Ito uoWn tnS ios sae, aauan
enamengeo 1no1S s AM pasaod nm. Mes game
cape naea Who haua9sr main,amoI hS ~ nas} ,Js
t'o sna 4 N o.s s.t v1eh % sHgg.ea
1 Hhoo h VA ,a1, s9u ~ Ho 9 uooacn 1 nau
~, ~ o ~ IS ~ S no noo tnaols
third nsacs AZ tho nnna1 tns n 1co
~ aa T., rstionap liz r. tHa osa,s ,@ @
nsnn nsronar1 IL aotv ~ - otn H. enSrg i,sn W.
s.a saaas ~ Musy " no..ce, ~ Ja1Hes 1
s s 5un,nng stESasy and andef 2u Esh
t,cin ahsf 9o"t.h paaan ~ m.r+-r,aa ~" ~ "a
round 9apa sne esp On b Inc
nSa n r.. to % 1t q tne n re ny an e.
III f5a:$ inning @ y ri f.. ri ~ :;
tie lsst uusrter mills Yaa approaoh,ua whiIs Fair
d and would nGs haze hsys found pS
poi Coming down the home ssrotoh Cam Race rushol
ahcaa his 41er ioaStnr ronnd At thn foJ'o~era AMI
sho,;a bn syns asci IN IN the i.st aftv yards vas
snnIni ;nrsr hu tsSn 1anoths T.'sh n,,eh on-"s
second than wss anticipse1, syen ster il Sccamo ap
, 1873-07-04
ITiAl Y.

FLonExoE, Italy. July "a dispatch from nellnno,
Nfty niles north Of venice, saYs that shocks OF m
county Tits morning. Tho volcano near Farr, ten
miles from Beluno, which has been quiet for aomo
time commenced M eruption, mud tho water Of ake
in the vicinity boiled.
Tho crisis in tho Ministry continues. Minghcti has
Count Count do Cambssy Dispy to tniortake the task.
F1onRNcE, July 3.SThe report that the earthquake
In tho northeastern section Of Italy, this morning.
caused IN eruption of tho volcano Tarsa, is COLI
trnd1Cted.
, 1873-07-04

FuODAnILiT1X8,
WARRINGTON, July 3-For Friday In The Gulf a&ates,
aouthweatery Winds and partly cloudy weather, pos
siby With rain the Texas coast In the South Atlantic
States, south to southwest Winds, partly cloudy and
clear weather. followed by local storms IN the aftof-
noon In New England, Now York, and tho Lovor IAko
Refon FILLING barometer, higher temperature yati
ahlo Winds, mostly from the northwest, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather. and numerous local rains. In
The Ohio Valley, westerly wnds, lower temperature,
party cloudy aud cloarin8 Weather.
BTA0E or WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of water, with changes In
tho twenty-four houra ending p. H., July O. 1878:
, 1873-07-04

0our IL woil nigh suspended. Over half tho porula-
ton s ost Of the eity Tie railroads leading IN hava
word ior tic clurgy Of Nashville They hsve stood
By t,oir loohs better hnn their ocka hayo atood by
tien They hnyo remnfnod almost daily, without cxs
ooption administering to tho wants Of tie living aud
comforting tho dying,
, 1873-07-04

elrutWvVTo p.0Dn
CIV urr,,c,,, 1 raT hAoEe, 49, ,,a,,
nS rr1cas yoc S SarspS Won tae e
ia Thv nlss IF t hcas 1,o %aa WIZ no' lA4h
LILO u 'a' '"ee' nfryR,:Hn lsu, 9ua M*ara
o,yvp,.un INV aMit Il enmnmn:cd that ,bo ..,o
Inda F1i"ptn om nsa3nd iii i ~ LUCY
ha wm.timp ~ m 1socaiana n,b ,git 81 @ a, W
,onss NV a. IA y auth III ~ oeo' "Ae WILL co1a-
'a<DS' Sn-ei", 81 M.na1es n nhu f,,;uo,o 7,,,,p.
o3F rmE uassn1as AN I,s3s nHnnY' "'''"'0'
Tonoaro Ju1v q Thn - t1nnoiinu norhv q, 1,,ur,.
A"ot'Aot s'.!J =. ~HT Nnn!ot 0otp " n! oaIF1u
, 1873-07-04
CHANQEH*
ANoVH Low
WATE1.
Rf&. | Fail.

sBoow high water Of 1871. -
". 8. KAUFMAN, Obeerypr,
noom 78 b1sjor Block, Chicago.
NEW YoaH, July 3.-Tho heat to-day exceeded my
day tha 5nnmcFs the thor1no1necr during the after
Aoon ranging from 07 10 08 Ia tho alsade.
WARRINGTON, July 3.-Tho maximum temperature
IN this city to-day was l0l degrees In the shado.
, 1873-07-04

was 100000. Tho Northorn 1usune appropriation
wont through srnght.
Naj. ]. W. Whatn about whom aomo considerable
n1,1ioy Inns been felt, m to noiher o woul accopt
tho position Of ponttontiary Commissioner by mon
who wantod tho place In caac he ll1 not tak0 IT. In
hero, and laa filed Ills official bond and taken tho oath
Of pflcc.
, 1873-07-04
THE TRIGGER.

SHOOTING TOURNAMENT At HKIorr.
BELoIr, Wis.,, July 3.-Beloit comes out ahead In
tho shooting tournament today. The hzat prize
divldod between A. D. PRICE, Of Chicago, and 4. N.
Bhcxman, of uelol. Each killed ton birds. The
third By J. French, Of sparta. Tho fourth by ". II.
Culvart, Of Delolt.
, 1873-07-04


pleasant description the sky boiling oonaless tho smn
sp% w Ts& sfo s
Rset o. splendid aitGrno9n Ia ana iareo atenaenoo
Il
@ for t1 fnnS Ill., no s. e 1fee9s
i,cFses et ~ Hees Which brought ost 9f e'snt nomns-
~ @ sss-. 1na K -" ~ vc.nt ns q -,'ne,io ~
a,sasSs Il + 3 s'esas e. .ssanss s ssrae.ly
Eiamnnns nrce1a9 O. ~ * na1o,ns.cr "" V ri M
~ p onnie Seotisn5 s iam oesta " io9J
N.Y., Nnbia by Allen, 1es 1ss: g II. hoynolds' y: & ..
sfd; JOIN 2. D.v,s' !; r., yea!s, los lhs, iy
P y ILL., LII % W " osa nnr
iotmsnss q Taesdsy hsa gnss IN maay 5aske5s
ss sfs ,.se, S'!,F IN sa2sSsn ss M;
osn nio r9fs ~ ~ motn tu ou - S,us t Mter M
Fe,ssutins .,,n,, .,,.,,. ~. ,.,...
got 81 1ess ws the judges stand aens passed. iirst
~ Jcnnings, bavis' marc second, tho romainicr
stretch, tho pace uyened, md Fort Ioonarl,
by a woll-susiained spurt, succeeded In
saaE E @ s5a 'Si Ssss4 es Ps @ ;ennn. ny ~
- oniy iength q " ahoad. a tho halimho po!o
kcr wefo showing . determination to pass him. On
t. @ ps Isss is .
who Ind passed. Port Leonard. The airing was passed
II Sn9 Sas Ssd f
In tho run in QuaEtermastez oaed Port Leonard badly
80 ysSs fs pe a sa aso
jennings, tho former decision causing considerable
s1citsment among tho bctting fraternity, who had
hod by he pool mon in he interests Of
don hsy liz ormod ha
thoy did; ind then number Of other uniortunates,
oomnaiaeI a'Ap that fhey w had bought poo!s On
Quarte1master tinco tho race vas won. Tho
Judge decided m sqch pools we're on unless &,
fasore wss IN Il it. T fhe bear arrival * Unfortunate pool
buyers poeane chreno an1 thsif wall bothsred tho
$; SsS; m ~. sssena na,. n,na w,
ss, t eSsS @ yhs :hs :s2 We ss IL
oot oT tooeti,er. aud nd yory fast. tho 1udEcs'
,4 ,s ,1 1sqs9sa ssa S5sf Sa,
marc @ lensth bshind, PoFt Icon.1d hppina 5eF. y
aasls9 nn@ooosstuy by por II Leonard. Who lid
given ths psss mars the sobs. md W. loading heT
egned I Maposs .nd Niot BasoI wo %en
for he fropt IL nost radiant styic and obtained H. hs
| juut.%h"'' ~" III wv hheis uh,,rnd Ma ftoEc.
n.s4 I and c,oar 1oneth ahral Of Mariposa. Who
+ wns rnnnine nn,so Tithin her powers snder =
h pa5 s,,d .hon esaht fan hshin
b d hosc Thn 1nssor t,,yn g1s rnssn Win feen
Iae sena nytses ~ ~ "S S @ tfion st,,I f..an@
Es' .SnstsI -Sng 800 T,-,in1 ;1o~,r an hc,oa
atra,ch tha6 49,, rv ca,lcn1cd him in most m.
,nurcr ma Tho mai strnuofe for the he0t
| ha1ar Tha Ianatf ,yh,rh hal tnnnrnteti thrm wnn
dmini,aea 10 haf-lsnRth In couple Of ssrides thon
e1evc,ly W. anu Id hin 10 tho string, which sho
ttiano of Hics,a Jockey, who handled hls horse
th-nnaho thn heat IN 9nost indino,,s manner f,nrt
Ynontrh ana In navis msro wnro boti istoncnil In
thfa hest Tinei ousrsr rmilo. q eeoonls haif.nnin
"A pnrz.u,f{A. yui1r liza.
ghfsd TtafTRo faf4 Tint the contae ,zns ,ops ,,sr
..s ~. n ~ - h,as ~ -sth st,s. - - IN ~
, 1873-07-04

Lou1svItLE, Ky., July 3.-dov. Dratn!csto publishes
card tn tho Iaornng lmpera announcing that every
ticket IN tho Public Library gift concert las icon sold.
The drawing will take place on Tuesday. the 8th, whom
public, ~
, 1873-07-04

Tho will Of Jesse Grant gives s25, 900 apiece
to throo Of his children. The PreBidsnt gets
nothing.
, 1873-07-04

Special Nspateh 10 The Chtcaao Tribune.
OrrAwA, ill., July 9,-1ichArA Thornc, Esq.,, for
ncarly thirty ysass leading citizen Of Otawa, died
hero last night
INpIANAPoIIB, July 3.-Ex-Mayor Eamuol D. Afa1-
we'll IN old rcsident Of this city iod this afternoon.
, 1873-07-04

LONDON, July IA special from Vienna snyB that
the Emperor Of Austria will visit tho Gar iu Deceu-
bnr.
, 1873-07-04
FRANCE,

PARIS July 3.-Itis stated that duel is about to
take plsco between IL. Paul Do CaesaguRo md M.
Ram
, 1873-07-04

An Enterprtslng Agent.
The Bgent Of Proctor b CANDLES Mottled German
Soap has shown great dee 81 enterprise II M tho Dis
1t ia crcditabo display.
, 1873-07-04

TIE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY
Ia us follows: Jorenoou-Trotting premium No. 18,
"a 600 for hosR5s which hRvo boaton $50; pac-
iuR pronlunl 10. II, $500, for oil pacors running
pro1ntum No. .1e, $500 the Brown staAo Tor colts and
hllies, years old running prnmium No. 1os $500.
Tho postponed NTH heat Of tho o:a7 raee t1otng
premium No. 20, g. 900, for horsca which have
beaten 40 running premium No. %, g. 200, heats Of
three miha. Thoso attractions should bring out an
Immense crowd, and doubtless will.
HUlnLE RACE.
TheDe1ter pnrk Club haa decided to give rurBe Of
$500 for hurdle race to co1no OF on Saturday in
competition with the for theapecnl purHe Of O0
The first horse Will receive $17b, the second SIS and
ths third $50. The will bo inah Of twice around
o,er eight hurdles, fot tn height. There no
oatries as yet, md tho nominations will close at
Pacific Hotel,
, 1873-07-04

6AMn DA1-RunninB Premium, 81 000-s60o 10 first,
$500 to second and $i0o to third for all ages, mile
heats, bedt three IN fvo.
n. O. Hardings b1. I. hlatposa, years, los lhs,
by lack Malone, dam Nubia by Allan. .........1
by Zero, dam Ada Leonard BY Ereilon. ...:...5 2
F. IeonAds b. 9. Port Lconasd, Jeare los lbs, a.,
BY Voucher. dam pruna1lA BY Gloncoe. ......2 dis.
". II. Burrowa eh. Q. Jounnings.. dis,
4 1oan 4; pavs r ? 49,.
D, McDAn1ea b Co. "a ch O. Joe Daniels. DIR.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-21

General Superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-21
: axe W arnEng !!
r;7uE =. a; 4. -. y. COMPANY ARE

TiHsiE =. a; 4. -. z. COMPANY ARE
i anxious to take due precaution against az
cidents and loss Of life resulting from running
Of their trains: and they take this method OF
warming Parents and Guardians against the
dangers attending the too common practice OF
Children playing about their Cars and locoHo-
tives. Those having IN charge the business OF
the Company find it impossible to PERSUADE
boys. Who frequent the teIIiiin and stopping
piaces of the road from climbing upon the cars
and engines, and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort to more decided measures If
these srluovanccs are cont mud. Recent acct
dents which are wholly aserl5able to the care
lessncss Of persons jumping ON and off the cars
whom in motion should he warning enough in
tha,.Is.lv II Il. YEEIEGTON.
IaI If superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-21

And in accordance with law ard an order Of
the Board of Trustees IlaCie on The first day of
February. IS7&. 50 many shares IF each parcel
OF su Il stock rs may b. necessary VIII be sold
at public auction at the office OF the company,
Carson City. Nev..
Tuesday, the first day of April, 1873,
at II O'Clock II. of said day to pay said deiln-
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and oXpenses OF sale.
CIIA~. HARRIS,
SeCf, ta!H-
Ia.su.. Cisy, Mdi ~ Is 1915. lihlo-id
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-21
MAXIM GAS COMP All T
OF ESON

ToTTG-IS-rTEiEI2E H. DELESG gE,NT
~ uoCl the following described stock On
account OF assessment tNo. oDet levied on the
first Ciav of February. 1873, She several amounts
set opposite tho names of TIE respective share
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-21
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leaya Virginia CITY DAILY a 80 I. IN, 7.45 a.
m, :'i5 Il,45 /. - y. III, j45 p. n.
and 90 p.
Lex. carson Ciiy DAILY at =. H., S .. III,
to- - III, !. IL, i. IL, and p IN.
At Virginia CITY. cold H!II and Carson Offic"
Through Tickets can be obtained to San Fran
risc =. Ogden :.:4l Intermediate points Cn the {
+. Ii z.
Through Tickets can br procured at the Com
paEy's office, ' irgiuia Tor CAi,a5l, Kansas City
aud II. Louis.
II. II. EEsIEGTON,
General Superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-21

YRyHyS GID ESTiBii y RI l. ID 4 y ID
widely known Stable has been lately reno
waited ft. old stock CIIet! out and replaced with
fine young horses
Carr.agesof all descriptions On hand Al Mop-
ERATE hARuES-
Horses boarded by the DAY or WEEh on the
LOWEST POSSIBLE TEh-lS-
y BY. atteI ~.c!rtiy-t1 on own business
N EtcLt.- :. DAVID.