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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11
louisiana Agricultural ana MecAaeicaD
College.

The regular monthly meeting Of the boafd
held yesterday at the office OF the State
Superintendent of Education, in the State
House building.
Hon. Alfred Shaw, first vice president
occupied the chair. and there were present
Lieutenant Governor Antoine, and Messrs
Edwards.
The following report from the president
of the faculty Swas received and ordered
spread upon the minutes:
AeR1cuLTuRAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE. I
New Orleans, July -, 1875
Honorable Board of Control, Agricultural and
Mechanical College:
The annual examination OF the several
classes of this institution, was closed to day
quite satisfactorily. The cadets showed in
this examination, they had been carefully
and practically taught, and had made ex-
cellent progress.
Among those worthy of particular men
ton is Willis A. Brainerd, of section A,
who has never missed an hour from his
classes, made ninty-eight per cent in
studies, and perfect mark in department.
He was awarded the handsome medal, con-
ferred by the honorable board of control
upon 1.-THE cadet Showing the greatest
proficiency in studies, best attendance and
the best department."
Cadet William G. Ogilvie, section A. re-
ceived the handsome medal presented by
the Hon. Daniel Edwards to the cadet
showing the greatest proficiency in arcbi-
tectural and mechanical drawing. A com.
mittee Of architects from the city was re-
quested to examine the drawings of the can
didates for this honor, and decided in favor
of Cadet Ogilvie.
Cadet b. j. Goodman, section B. received
the second prize for drawing. This was be-
slowed by Professor Carter.
Cadet Harry j. Carter, section A, de-
serves special mention for high degree of
proficiency in studies, and for unexceptioD-
able depOrtment. Cadet Thomas j. Keane,
section A, also for proficiency in studies.
Cadets Louis Cormier, Louis Innholte
and Toni Berthcci, section b, stand at the
head of their class in studies, department
and attendance.
At the close of the examination, the Hon.
w. M. Burwell being present was requested
to address the cadets, which he did in an
impressive manner. urging upon them the
great Importance Of striving for practical
kuo2 ledge of such sciences as would de-
velop the resources of their native State
snd extend her commerce to the countries
south of us.
The college was then formally closed for
the summer vacation, to be reopened Oct0-
Der 4.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant. |
j. l.. CROSS,
President and Professor.
The question on the payment of the sala-
fies of the professors, etc., during vacation
was discussed. and on account of the low
condition of the college treasury, owing to
the injunction issued by the Superior Dis
trict Court against an appropriation of
$4,000 made by the last Legislature in
favor of the college, NO action was taken.
The board adjourned to meet again the
second Tuesday in September. j
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11
The Academy Of Music.

Manager David Bidwell, who has fol
some time been in New York completing
his dramatic organization. and securing
star and combination attractions for the
coming season, will be early in the field
with his players. The regular company fog
the Academy will be composed Of the fol
lowing people: Misses Louisa Lord, leading
lady; Marie Bates, comedy and soobfette;
Jennie Clifford, soubrette; Florence Ken
nedy, juvenile lady, Jennie Woltz, juvenile
and singing business; Ada Boshell, singing
and soubrette; Emma Bascomb, May Gra-
ham, Hattie Pike, responsible business;
Minnie Maddern, child's parts, and Mrs.
Emma Skerrett, first old woman; with
Messrs. J. H. Huntley and j. A. Lord, lead
ing and heavy men; George F. Ketcbum.
comedian; J. +. Pike, old man and charac'
ter; Harry Sinclair, Harry Davis. F. j.,
.Traynor, j. B. Hogan and George Diiks,
with others to be engaged for minor charac-
ters.
The Academy will be opened on Sunday
night, the nineteenth OF September, with
tho Sheridan and Mack combination. Dur
ing the season the following stars and COM
binations will play engagements: Hender-
sou & Colvil!e's English comic opera. led
by Miss Julia Mathews; the Lydia Thomp-
son troupe. blonde and burlesque; COM
pany playing "Around the World" with
French ballet: Harrigan T. aart's variety
company; the Troubadours, combination
after the style OF the Volkes family; Hay'
erly's minstrels; Frank Mayo. with q sup
porting company; Miss Minnie Palmer, child
actress; Baker and Farron. Katie Putnam,
Yankee Locke. Dominick Murray; George
an English comedian; tho Black
Crook combination, Jack and Gill panto-
mime troupe. George L. Fox. "Humpty
DumDty," and the vivacious Lotta, who
brings supporting combination. There is
talent and variety enough in the list to
make q lively season. and to make it par
lively for rival managers.
The stage at the Academy will be under
The management OF John +. Pike. as usual,
and Richard Maddern will lead the orches-
ira. The man st the box Office. in place Of
P. Short. has not set been announced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11
COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1875.
Supeyfor DiserIce Coprr.


State vs.. Francois Frilat.-Rule for con-
tempt in violating the injunction granted
July 8. 1875, restraining the landing or
slaughtering of cattle anywhere in New
Orleans, except on the premises Of the
Crescent City Live Stock Landing and
Slaughterhouse Company. Rule made alb
solute, and defendant condemned to i'm.
prisonment of five days and $50 fine.
Sam Boyd vs.. State Of Louisiana-1n.
junction granted 10 restrain the sale Of
property in the First District, August II,
1875, on bond of $500.
State ex rel. Germania National Bank vs.
New Orleans Insurance AssociatiOn.-Man
damus applied for and service accepted.
First District Court.
NOLLE PROsEQUI ENTERED.
Henry Williams for assault and battery.
INFORMATIONS.
Assault and battery-Henry Roach. two
cases.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Joseph Alexander, of petty larceny.
CONVICTED.
Louis Parker, of petty larceny; Francois
Louis, Of assault and battery.
second District Court.
Succession of Widow Jean BOsq opened.
Meteorological and River Reports.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11

Cows. Cows.-Four.een good milch COWS
and calves to be cold this day at eleven
o'clock. 1T No. 70 Baronne street, BY Messrs.
Montgomery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11
THE TURF.
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA. August 1O.-F1rst Race-For
the Kentucky stakes for two year olds,
300 entrance, b. f., with $1,000 added:
$2OO to second horse; one mile; thirty three
entries. Seven started. Parole took the
lead at the start, and kept it to the finish,
Adelaide second, Sultana third and Nc.
Daniels brother to Harry Bassett fourth.
The other starters were Am bush, Durango
and Lille Belle. Time-l:HA.
Second Race-Summer handicap. fo- all
ages, 500 entrance, b. f., or $40 if declared
out; with $1,000. added; two miles. There
were twenty-nine entries, but only three
starters. Grinstead, the favorite. won after
close.contest. Wild Idle second. Matte
w. third. Time-3:374.
Third Race Sweepstakes for all ages
three quarters OF mile. Six started Madge
was the fsvorite. At the start Madge led,
bnt Leander took the lead at the turn !;
Madge a.sin went to the front at the last
quarter, winning by length, Rhodamau- n
thus second, Lea 1der third, and Australind
tourth. Time-l:l91s, the fastest on re cord.
F0Nrh R0ce-A free handicap Eteeple-
chase for all ages; 500 to the winner and
xioO to the second horse; about three miles.
ID DavOlO, Deadhead, Stanford and Day-
light started. Deadhead won handsomely.
Time-6:06l4.
The Races at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, August lO.-Trotting rsces. fraa
for all; purse $4,000; $500 to first, $1,000 to
second. and 300 to third: Lulu l, I. /:
Nettie 2. :; Bodine drawn. Time-2:22
2:28-4. 2:i5 The time ut the last heat wa
lOVhTlAuxD on FoURfU PAoa-1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11

MeteoroIosical and River Reports.
The following statement of the weather
and rivers is furnished by the Signal Service
nffcar atationed at New Orleaus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-11

l0OhTlsuxD Oh FOURTV PAoa.1
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RIVER REPORTS P. N.

Below bench mark.
fBelow high water mark q 1874 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13

dscusson OF the pecay srar NJ ne church, resolution
begging Dr. Thompson " rrius.u was blopIeL
The German cabinet makers held meeting ~ the
Germaa Assembly Rooms yeterlsy Afternoon ~ receive
the report ~ Homghans who has tpst rourneh nom
tour in the West into the condition 81 the ~orkns
mems unions lie visited Pittsburgh, Cincinnati ~ h"ns
Louisville Indianapolis Chicago milwaukee and Nrshyhe
Ie found OF cabinet makers Ana Joi.Is
generally aOusne, and Tho 'nen'crs "a 10 lns Mill ~
Ia cofpcais with other unions thr ughoni me country III
Thought that industry IN the Wet wond soon ottW
thai in the East other speakers addressed me meeting on
the nccessy OF thoroughly iny the uniJns AM nApg
them permanent
Twenty-Five OF thirty Of the depositors OF tho
Peoples Rank At No 30l T1rdav met yesterday
afternoon nj the Ashland House. Fotbsvc and Twenty
fourth s presided snd said that he object OF the
meeting was learn something about the receiver Z" INC
hank Mr. French what he had done since bis
The The bank said he thought 80 cents on tne
dollar would be paid but account, hal bth rndere;
cn,ttoe Of dyr appointed Ia obtain information ma
uot his evening at M 200 Third Another party OF u
iostors cak together by Dr Morehea met last s.k ap
ot.d similar omnttce aud adjourned 10 meet tbs even
Ing the place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13
HOLIDAY SCENES At ENRICH 4 CO.'S.

MANY of the meIriest and wisPst OF the
wend their way far from the baunts
n, Broadway IN Enrich & Co.'S, Nos 2S7 and 2oJ
Eichthaye where the array OF TOYS and holiday cheer
at Enrich's makes one reach0 Tiny Tins" TITS
always Christmosr Conspicuous I'm large glass ease
are two wax dolls perhaps three feet high Even Inc
label 1.-THE Two Orphans" not affixed no one who
had ever seen the living prototypes at the Union Square
could fail TO recognize the perfect resemblance In e-
lures and dress There thousands OF dolls and ward
robes OF all Sizes ard styles and there In wonderful
exhibition of mechanical toys large mdsicDox s con-
cealed I'm . toilet table and mirror. draped win
mink silk and lace; before il stands heaut'-
fnl blonde Marquse In full evening drtss OF UNI, ,a5
Pompndour rcig-thck white silk embroidered by mana
with roses the skirt blue and white striped roses IN Ie
golden hair the skirs and breast. In one mana ~
neld Hulo hand-mirror III the othera powder pun,
T. the music of the box when wonnd mp, che oenis
towards mirror and examines her lace rising, she
turns her head to the right and left, AMI deeaely APP
plies the pOwdcI-puf Ia broT and cheek Mifluls
and Marqso, supcIbly dressed, eaner gyy" on hoisV
back, turning their heads cVquctslly right ana eIt
saucy dower-yrl trundles q barrow full of flowers.
and tricAs are provided without stunt 10 sa-iy
nary tissue rubber toys to he blown from wha seems
Ia Oe fimsy rag into huge selpenis, collng "t ia
wrtsins in too he-hse Ike, manner PfoS tbat
can he played upon. and other amusing thuRs,,
Cnnsigns nts being received from London Paris ana
Vienna from the best manufacturers ~ 10y anu IaiS
goods which nre greatly reduced In price There II d
large stock uf fuls very carefully selected oi every DOS
sb grade from the finest Russian sable Ia cheap coney
sets sal sacaues OF the finest quality 80 inches long
are from 500 TO slk5 Real seal sets are fcduou iol
holiday gts to SD Ther il large selection OF n ~.
found iu tue satIn-ned French mink sets AZ 30, anu
French lynx - and 81 20. limitation seil hets ~
low Well .n.Ilj rough beaver sacues, trimmed Witn
grOs grain aud fringe, " - 30 "nd EhRlsb w'uAlls
Jackets Of be with velvet collars ana cum an m"o
at - 90 In fact, articles oI ever! eNie aou h'Ao "
marked down Tor the holtlays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13

A.-A.-FURs OF EVERY VARiETy.-At
RXoys Ven kpowp stores No 2l2 Braiway, No 53 roId
wsy aud n Hopl he mahes iuSRIiheelt
spay OF for tho lIia and CoLLARs ana CUtfs
Tor te gentlemen winch Ia Offering at prices that must
make bnyeTs eaH,I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13

WlsTAR,s BArsAM or WILD CHERRY is re-
Halle remedy for Coughs Lung Complaints Zoe AID a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13
II OIL y AVS
TIFFANY & Co., Uli0l-SQl,

Fave nov on exhibition tho stock seieced for their HoLt
DAY TRADE comprising careful selections Of NOVELTIES
from abroad and many articles VI their own nAnnfscs"'e
which have not before shown and are not 70 lie ouh
elsewhere The assortment In the FANCY oooDs
MRyr cons,s,iuv OF GILT OXYDMED, and ENAMELED
JEWEL CAsKErsi CANDLEsTiCKs, INksTANDs.
GIOyE.BoXrs LIBRARY SETS VASES, PHOTO
GRAPH FRAMES and RACKS, BONBoNNIERbs FhSn,
OPERA GLASSES, DRESSING CASES, IoUhiSio
CASES BRUSH SETS IVORY GOODS, sMoKERs' AR
TICIEs ETC. larger aud richer than they have ofoTe
offered. An early selection viii secure the bcrt ch9
THE STORE WILL BE OPEN IN THE b'hNiN"
UNrIL EHRIsTMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13

DR.. LYoN's TooTH TABLETS.
An elegant l,.ist lsYury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13
TO NIIDDLE-AGED MEN.

The importance ~ tho hoalhDoss NJ the neTou9 system
among middle aged cannot he over snatrdi - power
life and death and the direct hearing WHICH m har gu
Human To be recognized Hs q sblif s
Onaliies and powers the Importance 81 its healufni
It's msl,l Ate the danger 0i ovefiaNng ~
through thought, study or Intense apphoo III
mental AMI research whether by the absorbing
TO the con nct ~ complicated anu
int or by the excessive nhulg nee o inc
sppe propeusies Of the stem All het are proper
Iteration, also the knowledge 81 Whh IL
mOierat what and when eso eNlht t aDsoto
no-ssity VI promptly seeking advice IRON an Expert VINO io
long sores OF years tevoted his whole time and aR
ypstEaUp, and treatment OF MA
dies this important deparme TO accurately de no
tile con,ons their nature. "a ses, anu olsi
excess his rense and practice has learner
to the derangt ment and as promptly Apply
tC, commnn 10 the inexperienced ai 20 - ~
patient who very naturally, wants Ia know "itont hia
matter extent 81 the deIangemeI lhe pfopsDIes
O, and the time required.
example ~. value 81 ex erencf ann praci'"
wt the nseiuln So oi tne prompt an hc
uitbe remedies IN found In the important nt''"h'i
coming one q public inst tutOls not "iy
at home that very large proportion Of hose WHO
from mental disturbance ana absolute lHahy pllh,
placed Nllhb
he m1ltit sird themselves
intellectual department OF The trln mas bconc ~
by intense mental appl'anon urif wing II 81 we
Of dcd Thought, II can Oily recover ~
iy fed apd rse ~ the use o. CERTAIN So
tendtc t,S IL Is precisely In every other dtpai en
whether Of appetite, propensity, or ash can icII.l"
= End inherent
bringing up from Die OvrrNortcf and rr au u coui
tons The importance Of this branch ol medu prlcce eau
reaches even 10 me ef"tao ION
Of hereditary tides ana Tia. 10
t.ption ~ estates N the same family -, 49,.
a and large experience IN inns lrHilon NAYS
been able command los success the thanh al aplc aoI
of some OF the families IN the city a1d nation ana Ger
tany mach 10 cutNaifd nnds ~ 'onn'c
with my practical eNISrene, IN What prIas 70 me G
r,rrsa 5ery irpariIne Of lie .lst"m ana me
means Of recovering nef powers whether VI pra spptue
propensity, OF PASSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13
DR.. RlDWiYS REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly tsstess elegantly cDiio for "a. ~ all dor
a.r. u The somaN Liver Bogcl., Kidneys Bladder. Ncr
Seases Headache, Cou-iiratin tostv.ncs ird
s-psia. nipusilgsS Bilious Fever Indian nation u
Bpwls Piles all ~ tire .T1ai
Warranted elect positive
Price 25 crnts per box SOli by Druggists
Dk. RADWAl Il Co. 80 WAtREN-ST., N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13

LuNDRORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
ana bai!L delghul substitute for Cologne Bay Ram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13
THERE IS NornrvG LIKE OCULAR PRoor.-A

THERE Is NOTHING LIKE OCULAR PRoOr.-A
gentleman ronpo diamonds, shown two pairs of
r1ngs Jreos'y alike; one sel was worth So0 n'ing
rial diamonds the otber were fARIhlAN
DANosIs and worth s37 30. He eyamu'd Them emu
caly and gave preference for parity bn ICY nH ana
general cIeuce the Partisan lianonds, AMI was very
,h aston shed informed Of her value lie COULD
that he not the victim of al"ke 10
make cure bought the cheaper set AMI gave mem o ms
them, neither nor her rIts silsI' cth
tbrr esrninW1ss They frrJm the Jewery St"ie of
RICHARD HuMpHgEYs No 119 broadway opposite ste"srth
ul, soe agency In America for Partsian Dilmoi"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13
fAnnounecnenta

OLD and running Sores are cared in lew
,!ays Iy DALRYh MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Zoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Wigdoor Ho'el-1he Hon. John ilillyard Cameron
AMI The Hon Alexander Campbell of Toronto ana Gen
n Williams Japanese Commissioners TO Eurole ~,
Igous-Sir Hugh Allan Of Montreal hGFogott1i Hye
Henry C. Kelsey. Secretary OF state 81 HewJv,sy JyGh
,oey,f9ad Jfoti-Jnhn OwenS the conot - ~ ~
xrense Hoi-hx Congressman o. hs9teson Oh Oo'~ MI"
IL n lawn of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The :BOnnnza'' for All.

1nvalids. by nervous debility, DESTROYS OF
again feeling the vigor of health and vim of
LEY's CELEBRATED l. Y. l.. BITTERs. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration of
returning health. No case Of dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, loss Of appetite. rheumatism. kidney OF
liver disease. has ever resisted its restorative
power. Every part Of the human system re-
quires and should receive slistenance and sup
port from the stomach, regulated by the liver.
II the stomach cannot supply the aliment re-
quired, the whole system lsnguishes. Fortify
your organs of life with these bitters. and in !
few days you will feel your whole system invi-
sorated. for every disease arising from disorder.
ed liver. stomach or bowels, 1t il invaluable; 1t
will revive your shattered system. Dyspeptics
and persons Of bilious habit should keep II
within reach, II they value health and ease.
apl7-1m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-21

EEMuvED.-Dr. L. }. White has removed TO
tic bmldlng west II Willis DRUG S:ure on King
street. apt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-21

state of Nevada, County Of Ormsby. es.--I, r.
J. EDwARus, County Clerk and eX.uflcio CLERK
of the Second Judicial District Court held in
and for the said County arc State aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the above ami for, going il a
full, true and correct copy OF the original order
now of record in my office.
In Testimony whereof / have
y l,r n 80. my larg and at \ gtl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-21

In Testimony Whereof, have
hereunto So; my hand and affixed
the seal Of said District Court, at
my Office in Carson City, Nevada,
Tins 2ith day Of March, A. b.
1873.
I. j. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-21

POLICE COURT - WITHERELL, j.
In this Court, yesterday, the case Of
the STATE against Leo keuss, for assault
and battery, was tried. \ jury trial
was demanded and accorded. Il APP
peared from the testimony that Felix
II. Merzhack, the complainant. i a
stock holder in the company of the
Carson City Acid Works; that he
visited the works on sunday. and that
white doing :" he passed where the
defendant was skimming of some acid
and throwing the >klmmingS away.
l. WAS while passing. that some OF
these acid >kimmings We're So thrown
a. to br>patter Mr.. Merzhach'> panta-
looms; that MIR. Merzhach called Leo
Keu>S into the office of the company
aud told him that if he ever repeated
such an Iudigniiy and injury upon
him lie would kill him. Upon this.
Leo keu>s e go his left hand"-as
the devotees Of the Prize Ring phrase
it-at MerZbach. who cOuntered on
Leu'~ cranium. This ended the first
round. with keusS down. At this
stage it is intimated that MerZbach
called Leo a "cuSs." though this is
not officially reported. But on gaining
his feet for the second round, heu>>
made for MerZbach and received an
other dose on the smeller. when
brought the claret 'Keuss was further
roughly handled, all the time being
called "cu-s' or being "cusst d ,
by Merzhach. The trial developed all
these things, but Notwithstanding,
would not convict keuss. Perhaps
the jury thought he had received
sufficient punishment already. Any
way, Merzbach appeared without a
scratch. while Eeuss didn't. Defend
ant discharged.
A New FAMILY GROCERY STORE has
been opened by Messrs. Barnstein C
Gibson at the corner of King and Orms-
by s.reets-the brick building formerly
occupied by Messrs. f. d. Judd e. Co.
as a hardware store. They keep a gen
eral stock of merchandise. Mr.. E. d.
Judd is an assistant in the store.
SERIOUSLY I'LL. r. Scott, the we'll
known saloon keeper of this city, ha.
been taken down with most violent at
tack of inhammatory rheumatism. On
Ic "hS W
turn in bed. Yesterday he was trihe
easier. DIR. White is attending upon
him.
WINsToN's ExCHANGE.-Mr. Simp-
son has sold out his interest in this
saloon to Mr.. klrchner, commonly
known throughout the State AS Pere
Hyacinthe." kirchner has the repu
tation Of being first class mixologist,
but We cannot vouch for his moral
character.
Superintendent Yerington of the V. 4
T. Railroad arrived in Carson yesterday
mo, ming from San Francisco in the Di-
rectors car Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad, accompanied by the Superin-
tendent of that line and several Eastern
railroad officials.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-21
~. TIE SECOND JUDICIAL Dis
First day Of May. 4. d. 1873,

at 10 o'clock ~ NJ. ot said day 1T the CoUrt-roo IN
OF said District Court in Carson city, Ormshy
county. Nevada. to show causc why an order
should not be granted to said Administrator and
AdministratriN to sell 80 much # the rel es-
tate a. shall lie nee, ssary, And that copy Of
this order Ice published III the Carson DAILY
ArPEAL, u newspal or YAslt,d and published at
Carson City. Nevada ~, at least four successive
weeks in the County n ormshy aior, said ne
curd.ng to the lagx in such cas-, :.
:. II. WRIGHT
Dist. Judge.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-21

PESHoLA'> MINERAL CAE!NET.-If
our Centennial Commissioners wanted
- purchase a valuable cabinet of min
eraIS-w hich they probably do not
wish to do-tney should visit the
cabinets Of T. PcuHola. The one in
the prmshy House helong~ to him,
and he has another tine one i'll his
saloon on King street. a few doors west
Of Urmsbv street. Mr.. Pendola's
cabinets are the finest in the State.
and comprise ores from nearly all the
mines within it, besides many SpeCi
mems of great beauty and value from
California. Considering the fact that
the New York HsrdH has admitted
that Nevada Is doing more TO make the
Centennial EXhIbI:ion a success than
the State ct New York, We should re
double our eAcrtions in this matter.
Nothing that We can do should be left
undone. We therefore call the especial
attention of the collectors of Nevada S
mineral cabinet in the great exhibition
to Pendola's collections. We would
like. if possible, to have w. Frank
Stewart examine il.
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