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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
administrators Sale.

Administrator Sale.
VIII he sold al public auction at 10 O'Clock p. NJ on
Friday. April 10th. 1874,
nj the house of Edward T. Pearson. late Of Barnet
deceased the following named property, viz:
The Amos Abbott Farm
containing about n acres with house and barn and
sheds attached III far repair good soil within to
rods uf the alter Harvey Church 10" called and
milr- from West Barnet village. Also.
The Kiniston Lot.
ra-dD containing about acres. covered with
c-'l-r and other timber. Also
The MCPhee Lot,
hrml"cK and hard wood. with cedar. Both
said lois bcin. situated IN and near the road lead
ny from the HOUSE. Of the late Edward 7. Pearson
L. P-acham C..rnrr. Also the following named
Personal Property.
One ) Years old horse. one Years old horse one :
wears old COLT on COW. one pair years old steers
tw" ycarinG- sheep farming. tools and utheI
ticlrs not MENTIONED. tLAUD SONERS. Admr
West Barnet. March ~. l-si 1915
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27

REGULAR communicate Thursday he
fore the tuil OF the Moon {. J. HOTGHTON sec.
HA>NELL CHArTLR. no. IL. X. \. VI.
Regular communication Friday g before the
full of the moon : Y FAS.TNA S.c.y
IMMEDIATE RELIEF From COUGns colds horse
ness wh""ping cough and all distressing complaints
OF the throat and lungs may he found in the use of
Weeks Magic Compound. No other remedy seems
to reach the seat of disease like it. sold by all
druggists 1919
CoRNs-Siu,r lrid, and fashion have had CON
troll 81 mankind. and Shucmakrrs compelled
to make boots and shoes fit fancy instead al the
feet the suffering from turns. Bunions lngruw ing
Nails N"r" lnsrep-. Blistrrrd Heels sc. cannot bc
described. but Briggs Corn and Buninn Remedies
VIII cure all ~uCh tormrnts, and proper fitting
boots VIII prevent their reproduction.
TILES arr very common affection. there being
hut few persons who not troubled with them al
some period of their life. Briggs Pile Remedies
arr. mild. safe and sure tIUOct74
Children OHru Look Pale and sick from no
other cauSc than having worms III tn" stomach
BRON NJ NERMlFUGE CONFlrS will destroy
Worms without injury To thu. child being perfectly
VIII L + and free from all c"l"riug other iniuri
Gus ingredients usually used in worm preparations
CURTIS \ BROWN. rruprirtnr-
No. pa Fulton Street. New York.
Sotd by Druggists dnd Chemists. dHd dcGlerS IN
Medicine at I""ntU Fire Cents Bor. t2:lIul5+
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I. 3. coRHAM.
Desirable Place For Sale

HaVIn- I,tt town th,. subscriber offers Tor sal,
h~ pltc situated "ut- half mile west al Fairbanks
villa-,- said place consists Of "A dwelling
h"U~' and barn. and about ten acres uf land. Run
MIN water +" hnu>c and barn II i a desrahl,
ular, t"r any one wishing little land neal the vii
La l"r particulars enquire Of ALBERT LAW
REM + near the premises "r al
GEO Y SMITH
West llIrlrr VI l2tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
Large Lumber Operations.

lN'lNc ear loads of pine lumber came.
down over the Pa>sump~ic road Mon
GaN morning. destined for market down
Ihr river. This We understand to he
the advance invoice of a large quantity
Il lumber u"w being shipped from the
OTTAWA country. some hundred miles
above Montreal. and purchased 10y
i'"iIeA +. Hail. Esq. OF the Lyndon
Mil. to. The total amount purchased
la'iadr> several million feet. 1t comes
over the South Eastern RAILWAY with
out lJan>hipmrur
The NcInd"c'~ Falls Lumber Co. have
got IL about twenty six millions of um-
h'l III" present season. About half of
this viii he sent down the river to their
mill III Northampton. and the rest will
lee cut mp 81 thrir mill at the Falls
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
New Village Residence for
Sale.

My new two-st0ry. two tenamcnt house ON Cliff
Street. corner of Winter. is far sale. Terms one
third cash and two thirds long time if desired
lib HORACE CARPENTER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27

lL-rr - Ia" pain which the. Crutaii Lrulmrut
will not relieve II" swelling will MT -uldue and
roo luru,.s- which Il Mil not cur, This l. ~tr"u-
l,u-ua.r hut It - true II has produced NOR
cures 81 rheumatism neuralgia lock Jaw palsy
sIrain~ ~wru=~. cakrd breasts scald- hrru~
salt rhrUu lr.Hch". Sc. upon the human frame
and of strains SPAWN -all> Sc. upon animals IN
one year than have all other pretended remedies
since. tn, world h,.-.n 1t counter irriIant
all hcaliu. pain rtlirvrr 'ripl'lr- throw awaN
their crut,l,.- the lame walk I'ni>ou"H~ bites ar,
rendered harmless and III, wounded .r. healed
without % sea- II l. II" humhu. TEr u-,Iu,. -
published around zach hottie. 1t l. -,llrn- ro
article e, .r hrtor, sold and 1t sells hr,,t-, doe
Just what it rrrtrud> I" Il" Th"-,. VIII" now suffer
from rheumatism pam "r ~y,,ln- deserve, >uflr
If Ih,v will NOT u>,. Crut:,ur nmrut More than
lnun certificates 90 r-.mlrkahl, cures Iucludiu.
frozen limbs ,hr"uc rheumatism -,ut. running
tuners So. have been rrcr.ivrd W. will send q
circular containing certificates the r'ril" A.
Gratis t., any "ur r,pu,~tiu. il um- both. "f H..
yellow wrapper ,"utaur LiuIm-ut - worth "u'
hundred, dollars Tor spawned or -wrrnicd nurses
and mules OF tor screw worm IL sheep stock
owurrs-thi- liuimrnr j. worth ,"ur attention. y"
family should hr with"ul C,nriur Iiniurrut Sid
hv all Druggists 10 cents per bottle. Er-, hot
ties Il ~ ! II Eu-F \ Co. - broadway New
York tI0Oct7i
Iastoria l. more than Il -ubsttuI, f"I Castor
oil 1t j., the "nl, SAT. article i'll r<iStrn,, which
certain 20 asSnilarc the food regulate the h"wrl~
cure viud.colc and produce natural sleep 1t con
tiiu- neither minerals morphine 81 alcohol and j.
pheasant T." take children need not and moth
ELS may tr,r tI0Oct7l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
Personal.

Rev. +. l.. Wiley. formerly pastor of
ih" Baptist Church of sutton. WAS in
Stalled pastor of the CorliSs Street Free
Baptist hurrh. Bath. Me. on Tuesday
evening. March 9th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
Passumpsic Savings Bank.

AT the annual meeting of corpniator>
of the Pas>umpsic Saving, Bank. the
following names were added To the list
of corpnrators l.. c. Matthew'S. Cha>
l.. Sylvester. Ezra \. Parks. Walter T.
Smith. John VI. Alvord. George L.
Bradley. John Emerson and John W
Lewis.
The following list of officers were
elected for the ensuing year. tnr said
bank Barron Moulton. president. En-
erson Hall. vice president Elijah u,
Blodgett. secretary. Emerson Hall.
Samuel Jcwett. David Boynton. Elijah
ID. Blodgett. \. }. Willard. +. NJ. How
ard. Asa l.. French. f.. F. Brown. Cha>.
l.. SNlNc>tcr. trustees.
The auditors report shows the affairs
of the bank to I've i'll Il safe and prosper
ous condition.
ASSETS all good S2ui.!14 %
Due depo>itnrs including
the two dividends de
rlarcd III the year end
ing March |. 1874, I9-.5l2 t6
surplus over dividends tie
clarcd. SJ.O3l 81
Increase in number of dcnositor. in
10 unnths 100 I,,.,..,s, i, .,,,,u,,t ,,t
,,,,,
"eP'>i'' III ''''''''e' ''"'''f'
Al subsequent meeting at the tru>-
tees. David Buvnton was elected treas
ur.r Emerson Hall / Willard
ann, r,ii.h II p.I.,, ,,h. u;,1, ,,..
PleSldeh' anu treasurer constitute Il
committee of investments. Elijah II.
HInd,r,tt and + r Hrovu auditors
M, iI.,.I. .,..lJ.. ,.l. .,.,I..
t'
rh'lhS Mar'h ana September ISL col -
per cent. on all sums Of SIN months
standing and ii pro rata sum ON all sums
fnr nne mr. n,nr, ,yhoI,. n,n,,,h. ,,,.>t mn
,.,.l;,..,, a.. I,,. - ,i,. .I;,.;I,.I
,' '' '''''
''' SUI l''@ '"' mugs w Nv Wv 'i'" ~"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
West Barnet.

Om the 10th inst. the friends OF Nh.
and Mrs. VIM. j. Mcmillan. gave them
an agreeable surprise ON the l0th an
niverSaIN OF THEN marriage in the form
nt IL TIN Wedding. They were in
vitcd out to tea tor the purpose of let
ling The friends make every preparation.
and while absent they Immediately
repaired To- then dwelling. carry ing
with them IN abundance OF things good
To eat. which Ms soon spread upon the
liable in an admirable manner. and then
sent tur Mn and Mrs Mcmillan. All
can imagine then uttrl surprise. They
received uUmcIOU> articles ~ every
y.lictN in the lime of tin ware. 1t being
= total surprise T." them. they wish L"
rxprcs> then gratitude and make an
ncku"v lrdgrmcIlt "t the many presents.
and iheN tender them sincere thanks To
thcir many kind friends and they all
have THEN best wishes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27

IPE SAVED FOR FIFTY CENTS. cough that
would hurry man to the grave i'll few months
can be completely cured in two or three DAYS with
Fifty cent bottle of Hdles Honey If Horehound
and Tar,
CrittentOns. 9th Avenue. sold by all Drug
gists. Pixies ToOthache Drops cure in minute.
Dr. Motifs Liver Pills.-It Is easy enough to
make pill, but to make good pill. all that's the
difficulty, There cheap, harsh. drastic pills
that are Of even less benefit than a dose Of salts
but good medicine like DIR. Motifs Liver Pills.
which penetrates to the seat of disease. is desid-
eratum indeed. VIII positively all diseases
of the liver. Sold everywhere.
JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAS & Co PropretOrs :
and College Place New York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
Exit Dick ,

DuI iliagc had a. little ru;lie Of eN-
cilom,nt Oh sunday. by the announce
mcuJ that Dick Wilson Ind escaped
from ItIi. For some. time past Wilson
tio~ been sick and under the care of Il
physician, and has been kept in room
'rl;uatr from the cells. and one much
less ~,'ruIrll guarded. OF late he has
beet troubled with dry ylngrcne in one
mike. and was scarcely able 10 walk
md mot abb. t" veal Il boot upon that
foot. and il being considered n risk OF
hi> liz. L" keep him ia his cell. he was
placed IN more comfortable quarters for
.u' lj.la'id. Nj. Weeks at the same time
thiuhIu- ia; IL MAS Ii>k i'll 81 doing. as
Wilson J. considered Il sharp one. His
Nj was hl way of the attic. There
"d~ ~" ecuttlt> Ia pass through t" get
int" the UPPrr room he plied the sta
pie uut ct the lower -cuttlc and either
pulled al hlrmt of the ta>tcning- to The
upper one. and with IL rope made from
hi~ hrs!-'lothcs. escaped from the attic
Nlnd">. since " Inch time no trace of
him has been found. except that it is
Suppressed that he entered James Mutt :
rlr shop the night he escaped. but for
what purpose does appear. \ reward
"I >1i has been offered foi his appre-
hcu~ion. 1t viii Ice remembered 10y
ul'I icadcI- that Wilson was the party
who stole or received 81 many goods
iI"n the store of y. VI. Johnson last
tall. and il was mainly through the
efforts of Mr.. johnson that he was Sc
cured at that time. and we trust he will
iiud un less Eager ones after him now
t"I hc l. not only wanted here to
atone tul his own crimes, but there is
alpp">cd Ia hc some other little matters
which hc could explain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
w. |. GOODS G. GROCERIES,

hutteI. Cheese. Eggs Fruit and Confectionery
oysters; Wholesale and Retail i'll their seasons
lar'lcnlaT attention given Ia filling orders for lee.
Cream. We very thankful To- nur friends f,i
!heli liberal patronage for the last years and i,y
keeping a GOOD Thing and selling cheap for c;,-T
nope I" merit tair share Of Patronage. in tn. fr
ture. MATTHEWS A pET.TI-\ETJI
Eastern Avrnu", 81. J"hn-hury. March L. I-74
lib
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why viii You Suf-

Ter
/" all persons suffer
in4 from Rheumatism
Neuralgia. Cramps in
the limbs OF stomach
Bilious Collie. Pain IN
the back. howcls ur side
We would say. THE
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA
and FAMILY LINIMEST Is
of all others the remedy
YOU want for internal
and external Use. Ii ha :
cured the above com
plants in thousands of
cases. There is no mis-.
take about it. Try il.
sold by all druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
DR.. n. C. NEWELL,

respectfully announces that his books are posted
up tu March. lc14. for the accommodation Of such
patrons inclined To settle up. They will
he left for time AT Barnet. Vt. with l.. ID Hazen
in the Robert Harvey house.
Mr. Samuel Bruce has kindly consented To col
lrct whatever Is committed I" his care after the
ledger l. removed lib
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Splendid Premiums

with the y. Y Independent tor LEA ui "
subscribers have their choice. JAMES BERR
81. JohnsburN Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27

Jed. Lamar III. Willis BermJn. Il law
~tudcut. and thrr, other Young fellow :.
al Milton. VcI" ,pil.Iigucd on Monday g.
chli"cd with prlting Rev. J. u. Bee
man with rGg~ on the night OF the l2th
inst Brennan turned state cN idence.
tine others plead not guilty. The al
tnlncN iOl liio State proposed To en-
ten - Roi pJ"> in the c;Sc of one of the
huN>. but his attorney refused to accept
1t. aud demanded Il trial. and Il verdict
vas ccodiu"il entered of not guilty d.
10y consent at the prosecution. La
marsh WIS then pat upon trial. Willis
Bccman gave Il full account of the al
fan. j. l.. B.rmau testified to .hc Is
-:lilt. / he jury. after being nut about
an hour. came in not agreed. The
count sent them back. after having in
>tructcd them in the law. and Is to
their duty. In short time they re
tuned with Il verdict of guilty of as
sault and the court imposed Il fine of
80 and costs. The trials of the rest
of the hoNS were continued to the Goth
inst. States Attorney Burmap and j.
&. Whrclnck for State: {. W. Writers
foI Respondents. except W ILLS Brcman.
" ho appeared tor himself
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
Wanted
want customers for
1000 OR MORE PICTURE FRAMES.

a. shall be prepared Ia furnish them Of gilt 81
Black Walnut and gilt. with n-atnrSs and dis
patch. My Walnut frames finished with >hel-
lac Polish. which Is approved by the refined taste
and four times a. durable on walnut and twice a.
easily renewed = varnsh finish
ALSO,
! invite the Public To call and examine three
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27

II ~ w '@'-fs Y TIT E-I,. NJ. 1T, X. \. Vt.
Regular communication Friday q befor, the
full uf The moon. ( V EASTMAN Sec'V.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27

\ COOP Now. The Montpelier
Waterman sHNS: We understand il is
the intention of the State fish commits
~ionrr. provided a suitable place can
he found. to establish Il fish Matching
and breeding conservatory i'll this vi
cinity. for the purpose of supplying the
streams III this section OF the State.
This movement will neceSSitate the
appointment ut another fish commits
sionci. which appointment. we learn.
has been rendered to and accepted 10y :,
very competent person. Who will
suggest some place near Ivy suitable for
the breeding of trout
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
CRANKY.

IN last weeks local instead of -. y.
Ru>>,lI' please read :. y. Buzlell.
Aura Orm>hy has again sued the
town f"r damage. one >uir hlNiu" tailed
Through relationship OF the Justice. He
claims To- have been thrown from his
hn~r and >'Ii"u>l> iniuIed, while r'-
turning from Guildhall last September.
caused hy BROKEN plank in the road
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-03-27
Notice 4!

W. would inform the Public that iftrI AIarcll
18th le1i We shall give up the victuaing part of
our business and give our whole attention Ia the
other department Of Our Trad. We shall ,udrav
or 10 keep good assortment. neat and clean
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-21

Night before last Deputy Sheriff Tom
Condor walked up to a man who was
playing keno in lump Winston's Ex-
change, and tapping him on the shout
der said, II want to speak with you.
Tie man thus addressed followed Tom
iuto the saloon, and then says Tom.
SAYS he, "aint your name johnson -
NO" says Mister Innocence, my name
is Martin" "Oh y says Tom, Il
thought your name was Johnson, from
Gold Hill" NO." replied the gentle
man, Il am not Mister johnson but
Mr.. Martin, and l have never been in
Gold Hill. but am just from Aurora.
These last remarks show what q treach-
erous memory some people have for
when Mr.. Condor had comfortably Ian
ded his man in Jail, he owned up that
his name was Johnson" Martin john
son. This person is the same who
was arrested the other day in Gold Hill
charged with passing, or attempting to
pass, a cancelled check who, being in
the station-house there, was rescued by
his friends, and who set fire to the straw
of his mattress and ran away by the
light of its burning. After he had got
his bird Gagged, Mr.. Condor telegraphed
what he had done. to the Gold Hill au-
thorities, and lIr. Martin johnson was
taken back there to answer for his eccen-
tricities. OF this man, his antecedents,
character and probable future, the Gold
Hill News of last evening says john
son is man of about thirty years of
age, Of determined appearance, and is
well known to the police of the Western
part Of the State, more particularly to
those Of Virginia. He has served many
term il our county Jail for yagrancy,
petit larceny, Jail breaking and like
crimes and when Sheriff Atkinson laid
eyes uyon him this morning, he actually
wept for joy, for he has felt as lonely
without him as he would without Dan
Maunex or Jimmy Rowe. No man has
ever stood the excellent chance that
johnson now does of spending, not only
the winter, but several others to come,
in the heavier atmosphere Of Carson
prison. He will be charged first with
arson if convicted of arson in the sec
ond degree, his term will be fourteen
years. The second charge will be for
attempting to obtain money under false
pretences the third for breaking Jail
twice, and so on down, SO that the man
has poor show for his liberty for some
time Had he succeeded in firing the
town his life would not have been
worth sou markee, had he been recap
tured. The police, ard especially Con-
stable Harkin, are rejoiced at his recap
ture. His escape was due entirely to
the insufticiency of the police force of
this town. As We said last week, We
have but one regular policeman for
town of nearly 5000 inhabitants, and it
is too much to expect that one man to
guard everything and be everywhere at
the same time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-21

Chicago, Nov. 20.-The Inter-O Ocean A,
Washington special says that gentle
man of high standing, who has spent
much time in Florida for the past two
years, and is acquainted there, brings
gentlemen in that State are engaged in
buying up claims for slaves and are ac-
tually paying cash for this class of
claims. In some instances 81 200 each
have been paid. Among others engaged
il this business is ex-senator Iulee.
A Tribune special says that Senator
Chandler telegraphs 10 friend that his
reelection is assured. He claims Re
publican majority of % in the Legisla-
ture of Michigan on joint vote.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-21
A MYSTERIOUS STORY.
A Man Murdered and his Body
Cromated

Some parties came into the APPEAL
office yesterday and told the following
startling tale: Last Spring there were
four Italian wood-choppers engaged in
the pursuit OF their calling at Pine Nut,
in Douglas county. Three of these men
were brothers; the fourth was their
cousin. In March last, or thereabout,
one of the brothers sold out his share
of the business to the others, and went
his way, One day in June, while the
cousin was sick in bed. the two re-
naming brothers got into a quarrel,
and one of them slew the other with
an ak, cut off his head, and burned
the reuIains in bonfire. This cousin,
who is now in Carson. having had q
quarrel with his fratricidal relative,
comes and tells his CHASTITY tale. He
has reported the same TO the author
tiles Of Douglas county, but nothing
has been done about it. We give the
story as we get it. If true, it should
cause the taking of immediate and
effective steps to bring the murderer
to an account. AS to the cousin who
tells this tale, he has had pretty
stout stomach for the horrible and at
trocious to hold his secret SO long. His
motive for telling ia quarrel with
the brother killer,-is not conspicu-
ously lofty. We believe the alleged
murderer is known to be in California.
The parties, from Empire, who brought
us this story, seem to believe it to be
true.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-21
AIR BRAKES on THE v. = T.
Renovation Of Old Cars. &c.

A half hour at the Il. r. machine and
car shops yesterday furnished some read
able items. The Locomotive Engine
sReno' has been fitted with an appar-
atus for working air brakes, and that
description of safeguards has been added
to two of the original passenger cars of
this line, and they were last night placed
on the track for Reno in lieu of the new
cars, from the East. These too will be
provided with air brakes. This appara-
tus comes from Pittsburg factory and
is very effective-operating on all the
wheels of car at once, and on the en-
tire train, for that matter. The old
original passenger cars above spoken Of.
have been thoroughly overhauled, newly
painted and vanished, and revamped
from stem to stern. The thorouShness
of these repairs is indicated when we
say that new floors have been laid-in
the mail, express and passenger cars
and in the latter. new paneling and fin
ishing of solid ash, has been substituted
for the old veneers. In fact, with their
new coating Of paint-of an excellent
color, durable, and not easily discolored
by di.t-thess cars look like new ones
are, in fact, pretty much all new. The
water works just completed for the use
of the car shops is a splendid improve.
ment. They have fall and pressure Of
upwards Of 800 feet. This permits the
construction of very neat and commodi-
Gus sinks for the use Of the employees;
and the added convenience to the round
house is of incalculab!e value. A lock
at the pattern shop shows the visitor
great and costly cabinet of patterns for
every imaginable and unimaginable con-
trivance Of railway construction and the
fitting Of engines and cars. We note
that the big room in which Col. Curry
had his great Fourth of July ball, and
which looked so immense then, is any
thing but too big nova half dozen
cars almost crowd it. In this depart
nent, very soon will be set up planning
machines, steam saws and other labor
saving contrivances. The mention is
well deserved when we say that all about
the railroad and its appurtenances and
essentials are manifold evidences of the
constant thoughtfulness and zeal of the
energetic Superintendent, Mr.. H. NJ.
1erington.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-21
DIED..

In Belleville. Canada, November 10, 1874,
Elizabeth A. Forrest. aged &c years and 10 days.
Deceased was the wife of Mr.. A. Forrest,
night clerk at the Ormsby House, and most
estimable gentleman. This sad news was a
crushing blow TO the bright antici pat:ons Of our
worthy friend He was deeply attached to the
partner CT his joys and sorrows, and her sudden
demise leaves wound in his heart which time
alone can heal. cur synpsthies go with the
sorrowiug husband.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-21

DOC" PIERCE has established au ac-
comnodation stage line TO Dayton. 1t
taps the railroad at the Mound House.
Passengers can get tickets from Carson
or Virginia right through to Dayton-car
and stage tickets combined. The price
is 50 from Carson, 81 so from Virginia
CITY.