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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

II We were the Legislature, which,
thank gracious Heaven, We are not. we
would shut off all other matters till the
Civil APPROPRIATE n Bill were considered
and passed. and then adjourn and 60
right straight home and go to work at
something useful ami pleasant. That's
just what We would do, Bnt, as We re-
marked in due spirit Of humble thank
fulness, We are not a Legislature; nor
are Ne any part or branch thereof; nor
are We likely to be if we keep our lick
which. quite probably We shall do. Were
We to speak for the hotel keepers of the
city. and for the clothing merchants, and
renters Of rooms, and the proprietors Of
bars. and the cunning workers in the
fabrics of Samuel Hart, and other. the
business and professional men of the
place, We should favor an extra session;
but an extra session would cost good
many thousands of dollars; and there il
no need OF going to any such an expense.
The Republican party are in the ma or-
ity in this Legislature and they ought
not to be subjected to thr odium Of hsv
ing been the cause of the need of calling
an extra session.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

Since the personal difficulty between
! Msss,. W., .,d Mcdonnell If III.
| :, :.
n9S''o'y h"> ''eii "i''e Pu''''' ~
wolves on the APPEAL TO say IT'S say ia
the matter. Otherwise we should have
H., o..o WOO. on .ea;r oh,u,
when me least said Tue "''er' III NV
first place We hav' D." ,"nt that both
the participants would very much prefer
to let their difficulty drop and that all
mention thereof be withheld from the
public ear: and in the rext place we
don t care to rash into PRINT, with news
of a personal difficulty between two
members Of our State Legislature. Tho
press Of other States IL only too ready to
fas en- odlnm upon MS already. But tho
news Of the Trouble between these Hon
CRADLES has already been spread broad
cast and We cannot do less than to alluis
TO il II grew ont of that prolific source
of Rnrcombe md bad blood. the move
m.nt undertaken hy certain eccentric
,aoislators tn ,ene,I the rresent o,minn
license law Mr.. Mcdonnell in takinn
part against the gamblers has allowed
his zeal to outrun his Judgment: and so
i, has come abont that he has done the
very unwarrantahle thing Of impugning
the motives Of those who voted against
HIM and in so doing has a,ou.ed the ire
Of the parties Thus accused. Yesterday
mornIng he and Mr.. Wren had some
HIGH words. Mcdonnell is amt. II
yonng man Nrsna mauup in the tiiti-s
II st,ik+s us there should have been
= l.o-, -; ~; ,, % ,o.
NOR. nj ,esrert in his ton, on the rart
Of the vouur.r gentleman for there. Ger
t,inlv * some difference due from youth
and ipe,neri.nce to maturity Enowl-
.lae Of .:mat,,rs and tkinos in oen.r,l "
Tn. ane.tion Of tn. ref4reuce of the
new Davenport bill was the immediate
cause of Yesterdays quarrel. Wren
objected 10 it, heins referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary, Of which 10 is ths
chairman. Mcdonnell iutim.ted that
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

| Hill and Carson and should rot he ca.
| PEELED FOR stating fun"is a. icr. iumor>.
| He hoped the ntmh,rs would not be
carried away with false notions Of pIids
and prejudice and nnjusily Apel u MEM
Der for tins slight offence.
DR.. Bersstein spoke at length, citing
the charges made 10y Mcdonnell and the
stigma they cast upon the ebtire Ass, m
bly,, if allowed to 20 unchecked, aud lie
would therefore vote for expulsion.
Hubbard replied to his rennIk. in
rather emphatic language. and II was
thought al one time that the two gentle
men would lock horns. metnphorically
speaking.
Averill though, the matter had gone
far enough aud b.. boped the resolution
would be iDd-tritely postponed. But
if one was expelled the other should be.
and be would introduce resolution to
that effect, if the one under cOpsid, RAJ
ton was adopted.
Mcdonnell said he knew il was a
foregone conclusion to ehpel him, and
did not care if they did. He expected
no favors and would ask none Ii was
ity of the affair on him. He was not
alone to blame. He did not propose to
allow himself to I've hulli-i: and would
crouch To no man. You may e,pel me.
il you Ike. gentlemen. but ! viii return
here two years hence. elected by three
fourths of the people If STOREY, but |
will not meet yon all here--you will he
invited to take back seats by your con-
siitut ats. will meet you all at Philliri
Mcdonnell then asked leave to go
without the bar while the vote was being
taken. Permission was granted.
After ten or fifteen other speech's the
previous question was ordered, with the
following result:
Yeas Alien, of White Pine. Atkinson.
Bartlett. Beck, Bsrgstein, Blair, Bibbins
Buckingham, Conius, Crandall, Dow,
Frank. Gearhart. Gray, Ha, NE. Helm.
Jones, Laveaga. Nichols, pgg, Penrod.
Peyton, Reese, Smith, J.. f., Smith, J.
P, Mr.. Sreaker-2G.
Nsys-Al'sn, Of Churchill, Alt. Aver
i'll, Case, Csr!ing, Ellirop, Hubbard,
Johnson. Lowrey, Morrill,. sanford,
Spencer, Tonc, Van Sickle. Willis-l5.
Absent on l-ave-Andre~s. McGee-2. |
IScustU- phCALcI, IOIu, IlDShu, BIZ /
Donn+ll. Van Hagen. Watt. Wren-7.
The resolution OF expulsion was lost |
it requiring two-thirds majority TO sx-
pei a member.
Antiei pating . lively time, the lobby. !
both up and down stairs, WAS crowded |
to suffoca.ion. Several ladies were seat !
Cd within the bar.
After adjournment considerable feel |,
ing WAS manifested on both sides. why |
several were excused from voting. when |
other members loudly objected 10 their
being excused.
Any member refusing to vote when |
his name is called, upi~ss excused by |
consent. is subject to ar
raisnment before the bar OF the House |
Tor contempt. The Speaker should have
the refusing members TO re-
'ord their votes after objection was made
% their being excused.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

NATcHEz, the Piute Chief, came in here
yesterday, he and one of his young men.
He and two other Piutes arrested the
fugitive Patsey Marley and delivered
him to Sheriff Fife. He (Natchezl says
that Marley struck him IL the face with
his clenched fist and handouts as he sat
in his place in the car. He ought to
have tomahawked the bloody villain.
We had quite a lively talk with this very
shrewd and useful representative Of the
Indians of the race of the Winnemuccas.
He complained that lie had been neg
lected since coming to town and said he
was without money and felt hungry. His
hunger was appeased at Frisbie's. This
looks like neglect on Sheriff Flies part.
Certainly be should have kept bis allies
supplied with pocket money or food-or
both, for that matter. Natchez said he
was going home last night, and We sup
pose he went.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

Before it is too late let US urge the
passage of law by the present Legisla-
ture authorizing and directing the Board
of Commissioners for Ornsby county to
sell the present County Building, and
apply the moneys arising from such sale
to the purchase of suitable lot and the
erection thereon of a court house and
Jail. The measure suggested is much
needed one.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

WE are sorry to learn through the
Eureka Sentinel that Mr.. John Dennis,
associate editor of that paper, has been
stricken with paralysis. The attack is
not regarded by his physician as of
very serious character, and it is though,
be will soon recover Hope so.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

AGAIN the Post Office has been re-
moved. This time it goes to Sweeney's
building corner of King and Ormsby
streets, one door west OF r. r. Browns
Bank Exchange Saloon. The need of
more room than is afforded by the apart
ment in Rinckel's building is the reason
for the change.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28
HCIEL ARRIVALS.


G. c. The True Cape Cod Cranberry, best
- sort for Upland, Lowland, or onrd,n,
by mail pr paid, 81 per no, a. per 1850. AL
the Ntw, Choice StiaN bt rilts ant p,Lrlcr, "a
lriccd Catalogue ui ti,sc ana al frslt., orb.
mrh;nl Trees. I've rgr,ens, shrub, Iulls Nu,,,
flanis' k'., ana inLsu lLvNIK AND aAnpis
sLtps the choic,st collection IN the country
with all novelties, will be- sent gratis to a.
plain address. twenty-five sutts of either
Flower, Garden, TIRE, .iuit, Evergreen, or HON
Seeds. for slOo, sent b, mRil. prepaid, who'll.
SAIL CATALOGUE 10 1hE 1rABE. ARuN,s
Wanted, d, NJ NATSON
old Colony Nursories rad seed Wlrhpus.
Plymouth. hass. Established ls.2 j,2.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

NJ. E. Church, A. H. Tevis Pastor
Services to-day at IL A. NJ. and Z P. n. by
the pastor. Sabbath school at 2 P. N.
Subject for the evening. The Restless
ness of the Soul satisfied only in the
likeness of God" Seats free.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

EPISCOPAL CHuRCH-Services to-day,
as usual, at IL A. N. and r.. N. Rev.
S. P. Kelly will officiate at the morning
service and Bishop Whitaker of Virginia
in the evening. All are cordially in
yited.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

have on hand and am receiving large guam.
titles OF Gas AMI water Pipes which oii,r WY
low. Ais1, have on hhnd large stock Of Bras.
Goods, bose and Fittings, Moikmen 10 lay
PIPE and d" plumbing on the shortest notice
" ork gusl sntg.d.
fu2U L. u, RAIL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

PREsBYThKIAh HU :JH.-Preac ching at
II A. N. by Rev. r. Egbert, formerly
of Phoebe, late of sif, mia; in the even
ing at 7 P. NJ, Mr.. " ,ods will preach
his farewell sermon. sabbath School at
II n. Seats free. All invited.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

PRIACHING AT EMPIRE. Rev. Mr..
Catlin of the NJ. E. Church, at Reno,
will preach at Empire, in the School
house there, to-day. A general invita-
ton is extended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

Ms. Dr.. LARkfS has returned and can be
consulted at Judge Ha~leys residence till
Tuesday evening. She will give . Public Lee
tUre to Ladies and Gentlemen in Sundsy School
Room of Episcopal Church. Tu-sisy evening
nIeni Cure!'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28
Evening Session.

At the hour of = the lobby was again
thronged with the evident expectation
/ of more fun. Only slight ripple was
! made on the now Gained and un-
/ rutfied bosom of legisl alton. Iowrey
entered a protest against the resolu.
/ ton .censuIing MELON and asked
that the same be spread on the min.
utes of the journal. This request WAS
refused. Rule Il provides that a
member has right 10 protest against
any action of the House, and have
such protest spread upon the journal.
Quite a shower of beauty flocked in
about this time, and sweetly smiled on
the eloquent statesmen the remainder
Of the evening session.
A few buncombe speeches were
made by the members who did not
have an opportunity TO let themselves
loose during the height of festivities
this afternoon.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole, and reported iavorably on
the Senate bill appropriating $4,000
for the purchase of meteorological
specimens TO be sent to the Centennial
Exhibitions: also, for the working of .
quartz mill one day per week on the
grounds.
The bill for the relief Of the Corbett
Brothers. in the sum of $50, was re-
ported back unfavorabiy.
One of the several Assembly bills
requiring the Central Pacific Railroad
to fence in their track, take it in after
nighttall, or else be held responsible
for stock killed, was reported back,
the Committee asking leave to 20 after
it again--~hich was allowed.
At 3 o'clock, after considerable good
natured buncombe and hilarity. the As.
sembly adjourned, the immense crowd
hastily filed out, the lights were soon
extinguished, and the scene Of the most
exciting day of the session left in the
darkness of night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

por-pc"~ b"avH
cas- Ophir so. so So. SOS 0
7e5 Mexican - y. 23A
lis Gould Is Curry II, ISL
$50 Best 4 Belchtr A. 3 AZ ~, AZ
45 Savage ll3 &. o, liz. lis
IS Chollar CO. 81 b5 fih b2o
Is Hale Y Norcross "A, AZ x, AZ
40 Crown Point ~ y PIN, ~ go
80 Yellow Jacket Is, 76's
Sic Imperial 73s.s
10 G II Quartz "a
IS Eentuck l41e
2l0 Alpha ISL. i5h
2Se Belcher 81 3. "a 3te
50 Con Virginia 49,, $50
IS Sierra Nevada II
ISIS California 81, 5e]s, 5Gh s., sly
$50 Darcy >.
"a Seq Belch r IS. s2le
255 overmsn 10 e. A.. if. 49,
40 Justice 50. ~ slo, - sl0
9os Union Con :. IL y.
40 Surcor "a K
25l0 Lady Bryan 9. Ok. 81
la Julia <. SO
10 Caledonia l7h. IS
lie knickerbocker 81.
80 Baltimore o.
30 Globe 75c
2,a Bullion ~, 24S
$50 Utah
3se silver Hill 6r :, So.
BIS Dayton 81.
~ Rock Island 81
lg5 Con Pc %.
"a Occidental SIX. Sas
HIS Mood vile I, ~ -.
leo Tyler 62sc
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

LECTURE ON DREss.-Mrs. Dr.. LarLin will
deliver a lecture to the ladies of Carson, next
Monday afternoon st o'clock in the Lecture
Room OF the Episcopal Church. oil tho subject
of Dress Reform All ladies Interested are res
p-Ctfally invited TO attend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

TW fAVon1E.-Th, Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of Ring bnd ormsuy streets, n becoming
the fsyorite resort of this city. The etcA,
attraction Is Irdtricksburg beer, while N.
best Of wines, liquors ana cigars are, nlso toiai
at the bar. hr-i elias filliard Iall, tor The
ANUS merit ui guests, cold un, d Ut all hour.
and hearty good CLt,l TOT all ate it, rrcumnI.h.
daiions TO public iAvor A. a. brown Is H..
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28
MARRIED..

In Carson City, February ~. 1878. at the Rec
tory of st. Peters Church, by the Rev. Samuel
?. Kelly, Frank z. Tewle. Of Glsnbrook, to Miss
Annie 9. Tozer, Of PenObscst county, Maine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

PI,Nu md ohoAs TusISe--slr. D. A Iitrrln.
the well known tuner OF musi,al instrun.n
has returned to Carson, and ot,fs his piui.s.
lonal s"rSi,os to th't, Who may nrnd them, ua
l. i"conim, nded hs n thorough Nui kmrn and
brst-ClAss piano tun,r, Leave orders NJ
insltr'r Drug ,tnrn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.
ssnats-Fifsy fifth Day.
CARsoS CITY, February q, 1875.
hSraipY session.

CARsoN CITY, February q, 1870.
hor"inG Session.
The Senate met At II A. n.
President pro tenn. Stevenson in the
Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Woods.
This the last business day Of the week.
seemed to be one Of general holiday TO
all except the over~orked Legislators,
who went to work this morning in n
manner indicating that ;bey meant busi-
ness-apd great deal OF it. The day
was bright ana genial without and rather
warm and tempcstuonsiy threatening
within the two respective halls OF le.is-
latiOn. Both houses were further en-
livened by the ever-welrome appearance
of hevies of besming beauty, who lent
additional charms to legislation and IN
ducsd the oratorical shaips to give fnll
vent and scope TO their long pent-up
sloquence.
Senator Stampley bill constituting
railroad from knoxville to Mil City
about 20 miieS-an from Wlnnemncca
TO Por land Oregon.
Constructing railroad and Telegraph
Use from Virginia Cn. to Uma;illg,
Oregon.
Rac.Ss
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

FIXING The GOVERNORS HOURS.
Varian introduced bill fixing the
Governor : official hours at from ~ A.
NJ. I'll! twelve At night while the Legis-
lature Is in session. Passed by Ito =
4 strict party vote.
Adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28
GAN BLING.

Averill Of Storey intro duced a bill
the present gambling law, SC
as to include the popular and enthusias-
tie game of keno
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28
THE FA1E OF ALL.

The three gambling bills-introduced
by Assemblymen Haynie ana Ayerill,
and Senator Daveuport-have been re-
ferred to a select committee of five, COM
posed of Van Hagan. Averill. Haynie,
Beck and Carlin, with instructions to IT
port the whole batch back Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

ing the Journal Clerk of each House ten
days extra pay.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-28

House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Dovey III the chair.
Roll call Quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Kelly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-07

tne oIncers Dlndlng HIM and the person persons
to whom such child is bound shall be subject 20 il
the provisions Of said chapter. ANY commitment
consent or order committing any child to any in
dustrlai school found Iformedl pursuan to this
act, made pursuant hereto, shall be full sufficient
ana competent authority to the officers and agents
OF any such school fvr the detention and keeping
therein OF any such child. Any clergyman in good
standing OF any church or denomination may, at
all reasonable and proper times and places, freely
minister to and 1mpart moral and religious insrrnc.
ton IN accordance with the religious forms and
usages Of bis respective church or denomination
to said inmates children who respectively belong
to such cleI gyman's church or denomination, and
be granted all reasonable facilities for the proper
discharge Of his duties such clergyman
Sec. .. i he corpora:oIs Of any Industrial school
organized pursuant this act shall consist of such
persons shall contribute to the expenses thereof
In such manner as may be provided in its by laws
Sec. TO- This act shall take effect and be in force
frem and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 6, lots.
Published March is, 1881
CHAPTER 344.
AN ACT to amend chapter 1874, of the revised stat.
utes entitled ''Of inquests of the dead
The Peep of the State of Wisconsin, rep1 esented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Chapte one hundred and eighty -four
(64) of the revised statutes, entitled "Of inquest
following section: Section IA. In each and every
county in this state whose inhabitants exceed in
number ninety five thousand, all the duties in the
foregoing sections of this chapter, required to be
performed by justices of the peace, shall be per-
formed by the coroner of such county, and such
coroner is hereby invested with all the powers of
justice of the peace in taking inquests Dy virtue eff
airy of the provisions of this chapter, and shall
have and exercise exclusive jurisdiction and power
in taking such inquest in this comfy. except in
of inability to attend to such duties, caused by
his sickness or absence, in which case the same
may be performed by any justice OF the peace of
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-07
Gold in 1892.

It is stated that in 1892, when the
continent of America was discovered,
the supply of gold and silver in the Old
World had become nearly exhausted.
Since that time the sums exported from
this western continent amount to So
200, 900, 900 in gold and $4,000. OOO, 600
in silver. This is total of So, 500, OOO,-
900 two-thirds Of which was produced
before the Spaniards were expelled
from the Americas. From 1892 to 1874
the products of gold and silver in other
countries than those upon the western
continent amounted to about s., $780,
OOO, OOO-or about one-third that in
America. Two thirds of this gold has
been made into ornamental and useful
articles. The United States are now
the great gold and silver producing
regions of the western world.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-07
VALUE PER POUND AvOIRDUPoIs.

A sELENIDE of bismuth has been
found IN a mineral of the mining dis
trlct of Guanaxuato, having, in addi-
ton to selenium and bismuth, slight
trace Of zinc and some iron.
By moistening the knife or borer with
a moderately strong solution OF caustic
soda and potash, instead of with water
or alcohol, it is said that India rubber
may be cut with as much ease as ordi-
nary cork-wood. - r
II is said that land in the neighbour
hood Of Iorgau has been rendered fit
for the production Of wheat by planting
1t with rape-seed every two years; the
ol-producing plants, hkethe oruciferQe
IN general, acting like lime upon the
soil in the removal of acid from it.
A NEW petroleum product has been
introduced into the trade under the
name of vaseline, which, according to
the English Mechanic, promises to be
useful as a vehicle for emollient prepar-
otions. It is solid, semi transparent
jelly, free from taste or odor, and be-
comes liquid at 90 F. It is obtained
by evaporating crude petroleum, and
fltering the residue through animal
charcoal.
DURABLE colors can be prepared econ
omically, according to the English Me-
chanic, by mixing small portions of sui
phate of iron, nitrate of manganese,
and nitrate of cobalt or sulphate of COP
per with solution of sulphate of zinc.
The mixture is then reduced to dryness.
and subjected to sufficient heat to drive
off the sulphuric acid. The colors pre-
pared by this process are yellows, green's,
grays, pinks, and gold.
AS matter of interest to wood en-
gravers, the reported discovery is worth
noting that plates of polished slate may
be used as substitutes for lockwood in
wood engraving. It is declared that
such engraved plates will furnish over
100, 900 Impressions without loss of de-
tail; and further, thatthey will not warp
and are not affected by either oil or
water. The che drawback which they
possess, however, is the fact that they
are readily scratched; an objection from
which wood is free.