The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-08
The Inst OF the Assembly.


unable to get Thursday night
Assembly bill to repeal an Act relative
to trcsspassing Of stock on private prop
| erty. Laid on the table.
Act for the relief of Edward Lubin.
Laid on the table.
Bill for the relief of A. D. Treadway.
Laid on the table.
Bill to create the Office of State Ar
senal Keeper. Laid on the table.
Substitute concurrent resolution rel
ativs to fares and freights on the Central
Pacific Railroad. Indefinitely postpon-
ed.
Bill to establish the boundary lines Of
Eureka county. Passed.
BY Stoddard:
Resolved, That the thanks OF this
House are hereby rendered to the Hon.
John Bowman, Speaker of the Assembly,
for his gentlemanly and courteous de-
pertinent towards members of the House;
and for his efficient and impartial con-
duct as presiding officer of the same.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
House be and are hereby rendered to
Hon. o. H, Grey, The Speaker pro tenn,
for the noble and courteous manner in
which he has discharged his duties in
such capacity.
A resolution of the same sort was Of
fered with regard to the clerk and other
assistants.
Sam Owen entered protest against
passage of bill legalizing the acts of
County Commissioners of Washoe. -...
Act for the relief of the Corbett
Brothers. Laid on the table.
Votes of thanks to the people of
Carson. Passed.
At u NJ. Assembly adjourned sine die.
U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Court met on
9Th and 9th inst, Judges Lorenzo Saw
yer and E. w. H;llyer presiding, and
transacted business as follows: Fred
Formulas VS. D. ". Bushnell ct ais. Re
straining order vacated, and motion for
Injunction continued until the next rule
day. The Cole Silver Mining Company
VS.. Virginia & Gold Hill Water Co. ct
ais. Interlocntory decree amended. In
the cases of the Union Mill Il Mining
Co. against the following parties decree
was severally ordered: vs.. j. j. Shackles
ct ais VS.. J. p. Pettigrew ct ais, vs.. z.
E. Bell, VS.. Patrick Higgins ct ais. The
Union Mill d Mining Co. VS.. the follow
ing parties severally: Fred Dangberg ct
ais, VS.. H. Frevert ct ais, Albert Boles
ct ais, F. A. A. Fredert ct ais, VS.. Al
mand Squires ct ais, vs.. VIM. H. Smith.
Court then adjourned until to-day (Sat-
urdayl 8 O'Clock.
CHARLEY LEGATE will continue to de-
vote his bald and polished sconce to the
supervision of stews and boils and the
mysteries of restaurant hash. as well as
to the lighter and more artificial design
ingof soups, cate at lat, chicken salads,
the preparation of oysters and other
elicate bevalvcs and like inspirations OF
the cuisine. We take pains to say this
nas,nuch as the idle jade, Rumor, has
taken it upon herself to say that he was
about bereaving the town OF his presence.
Upon his determination to remain here
for a season we congratulate those who
| love to discuss the frultage Of his cat
ering and the results of his mastery eft
orts with the skillet and the toastlng
FORK.
u. S. BRANCH MINT II EPoRT.-By this
mornings train going TO Virginia City,
the Treasurer of the Carson City Branch
Mint shipped thirty bars of impaired
gold and silver, weighing together 2,94O
pounds, and worth 1924, 3S2 10, to the
credit of the Belcher mine, Gold Hill,
| Nevada. The total amount of mixed
bullion, gold and silver, received yester-
day, was %, 96S ounces, equal to l,I|o
pounds, Troy weight. On the same day
a large deposit of silver fore. gn coins
was received from San Francisco, sent to
the Carson Mint to be melted and coined
into United States money.
A LADY who kept lodging rooms during
the session was on the street, yesterday,
in distress, looking up couple OF lost
lobbyists whom It Is needless to say she
did not find. A third lobbyist had intro
iuocd them to her, she said, and in her
simplicity she believed the latter to be
good men, because she took the former
to be all right. She thinks the proceed
ing Legislature bad enough, God knows,
but this one, ugh! She overlooks the
fact that these parasites are only con-
comitant with, and not a part OF that
body polite.