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Special DispAt:h to Ihs C'Aa1uo 7rsban<.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Dec. lit Ia to DO romark-
cd that somehow the juAsco thak overtAkcs the
Whisky Hug hero IL Of lha miltlcst sort. though
nobody may be to blns for it, The ,lrst sea-
tenccs impoaed, III tha caaes Of Hch!isz at,a ner-
gsnthal nentancoa to day, at loas. Indicate Al
much. Tloy ran anMmy reo.!fylug establish.
,naut for tho dstilIeflca Of Uer8sntAsl / l,roa.
aud Charles drsu. tho proprie.ors OF which aro
,ndicted. Tho testimony in tho cass Ut schlitz
aud 1}srgenshaI wsA confined to period of
ten days iu the latter part Of April liant, and in
that t!me a}ouo it waB shown they lad defiauiol
the rayenu, to the o1tent Of upwards Of 100000,
and thny had bcen running the.r dummy couceru
tor not Ieta than Bsycu months. Yet they wsro
sentenced 10 but four months imprisonment in
tho couuty J.il and tn pay lines Of @l,01o eacb,
which thora 10 no ptospoot Of their ever paying.
II will uGcur to most peopla tu ask whother. II
ordinary thesea are seat 10 tho fonltsutiary fur
from tilres to aesen yaars for mets common
tuosp ii, the Whisky RisR Are let OF with sncl
mild tr niehnant The yind,cAtion Of Justice here.
Abouts IN thing to be boiated Ut.
xonDIB,
the eI-GAuKer y hO testified In tho Taft i We-
mer oasr, Will wacn tho ilndskopt Cases Aro
brought to trial. expose the tue inwardness Of
the enormous frauds practicoa by Prince !"
sam. Ihis will lususo 1andskopt's conviction It
thes6 DS Al etuCI6Ut tEO6ecueloH aud III nu19ns
Jury. jhe cases will probably DO reached either
during this mouth Or early III January,
AaELLEH,
tho ex.Oauger who, after conviction OF ooin-
pliclty III euormous frauds was suffered " sa.
imam 1t !Ass ca 1900 bail, snd who
improved the 0 ,forsnnity to run AWAY.
wAs to-day, called for aentspos, lind, not
appearing. hls BAL uas forfeited. 1t vii not
pay thu e1pcosos nf bis lsist, aud hiA Rtsaliugs
ssnount to 1nsuT tiaas those figures.
THE ~
still drag III tho court, tbs en.ife 4es.i1n to-day
beinR occHuled BY ths datsuHe with tho iutEoduo-
tion Ut esideuce to show, not tina. Tatt did not
deliver tue stamps u blank for Indla-fubher
pAckages Tut that Is m1eht he posulhls to se-
moro stamp from 4 keg, slAs< tho eau
collation., aud st>k - on = basraL Ihs
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feature Of the testiu,ony uas The demon.
ntratlon hv sctnal experiment In oFsn court Of
.rou, kc1 or barrel. aud al tho writing aud
Uauges'a markn ot,'ilerAtod 40 ~ 10 lcAre 1t =
sHauk Of the true 1ndla~subber epeeIes. Tho oo-
ttrs operation VIA rarformed In court upon
stamp selected ind,Bcsmnato15 from nI'nhef
to-'lAy cancelled by = Gaugcr who had no knoul-
edge lh4t such experiment woa!d bo 1aade.
, 1875-12-02

LohnoN, Dec. 1.-The steamships Mossl and
State OF Virginia, from New York. hA7e arrived
out.
SAy FRAyclaco, Cal, Dec 1.-8Allsd, Psclao
mail steamer China for Hong Kong. III Yoko-
hama.
from alont.esl, has arrived
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VIII Atatt to- St. Louis to-day. having toIe.
sttl thed ftt.snd era 10 that effect
DIES NON,

DIES NON,
JUDGE TRr3 s!CK FHrHrcAttY.
ST LorIo, Dec. 1.-0ring to The r,cknnss NJ
Judge Ksar. coanssl for Aho defonso III tho
hseFF case, Argument was not made to-5ar. II
ID robabls that tvo or three counterfeit!ng
c&s as VIII 30 takon ~ on tho conclusion u! t7o
~ GfY trial. a'd that tho 15th inst. tbs caao
~ William MoKeo viii bo called.
, 1875-12-02

Lou1svtux, KY. Dec. L-James Ltndssy,
prominent citizen OF Nashville, put bullet Ia
hia BRAIN 1t slat place today. =
, 1875-12-02

JUDGE HHH3 s'cK fuFaIcAttT.
o. 1'oE1o' Dee' 1.-o"inR to The r'cknns" Ut
Judge Krnm, counssl for Aba defnnse fl thu
Aver-t casa. arcumart v,u r,+ u.ao to.d.r T,
il = rob,b1. ,b., 49,, -. t,.,.a norntorro,t,,,a
c.v a.. ,-,I, =. 49," wv vi t"'eo :.
w W. 20 taknn a. on tho CONCLUSION .! tin
- IY tElh1, a'u that I'll the loth inst. tbs caao
'' %M WI. - ee..o''
MILWAUKEE.
1890
<o MoNN AND CAHpeN lER.
-o@@ ooee4H1s LAM aHn. 49,, 80. t1"A"t''So Fo
syu,ot Durat.h to n. t14a,o rr,,unx,
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Dec. 1.-Vhat Aas hceu
dug up bore relative to Supervisor Nunn'a con-
naction wilA the Milwaukee Whisky Hug will
hn l,ia b.for. tic Grand ,rp-v AID he ov;,ionn.
.atu 1I'o'e ~ ona - :, n"a t"o o''ne"ce
bo no doub. bo. that ho viii bo Indicted h.rc
.1sn Tho arat n,r~;aI ,,,,,,,,r..d ,.ha, 7,.s,
.,;,,- ..-,,.t. .,.xa ~ ..ss. a.a..,I.-s .Hu .
.t"8 ss' oea ues" h''o e'et! a'd'.l'o'y oaa lcetl
Tying essabllst'nene In sii'"aukco was sefxed
for running tho crooked, vas Mum. Every-
ohere WIRE found tho evidences OF hlB e3tcp ding
aoaoa -, !, ~ .ssiae ~ 49,, Wv h ~ ''N,- ~
eonca ol .a'ormht!on III IN" posse:aon OF The
Iefenae one'as peing communicated to tho
Whisky ring BY OF through him Of
lbrm, nf hjn e,,ho,,t, rn,,r"nrs,,r, 5sinns
~ ".' '4at'Pto"s'N'a'."u' y,
70 'ho department III order 10 balk
tue i'ro.ocHtiof's, and to encllte for tito whisky
thieves mora nominal renaltiea; and the laiEoat
share Of The hIacknai levied by TIM official n,no
-, 49,, a., ,,,;I r;,.. j., ., =. ~
49,. ' 'A' "11''A' 1NANs - ''""'1 ~ A'' p''''e@
eiun' . .-.
10 begin With. Munn'H handiHork in Huppread-
ing tho disclosures as 10 Tho oporetiu1s Ut ttrs
alI,wauleo ling. which folloyo1 tho ne7nrs of
In ,tn1,.,., df,,,I1a.r ,o..I. a;,,,,.aor ,,an,,,
49,, H. ..a.. .a,ra;s',.,. r.o. ~. en,e,.1
"'so' 10 'uoa' so0ep'euo''9 i'o4n Us o"4. o'",'a
Correspondence. IN that casc, IN which Sum
Rindskopt Was ultimately tfod, con,icsed. and
seutotced to tho mego fsrcicsl penalty of one
day,a inr ,,.on,nant and /. ipo NJ s,5o an,
Nv, o.n..io,,n da.,,a,,,sh.d hi.,so,t hr s.t;rs
1o"n eepec'anY a'St'nHu'hneo n!a'sei' W acslse.
" aasdtInE in postVonfng Rli'dskopfs trlnl
tho whole object Of the defcnec being to gain
timo In vhIct, 70 spi1it away or tam,er With w.t.
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TIE CHICAGO pIsTlLLEh3.
t7pteial p.toattJ 70 IAs thitaqo IFlohns.
WAHMlso1oH, u. C.. Dec, t.-seseras Chicago
tstl!le1s are hero tEJing to liz thlngs. It IL
uae!esH.
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tnld ~ few days ago" ho mlght whistle for sao
nlan.
Without any particular good OF i'll viii to my
body o4t himself, tl,s reporter wont cut VAL. bis
volunteer guido and They passed through s.llous
atrooss untll they reached tho rect'tylng-honna
belonging to, Of connected with, Otto Of tho
largcnt dlstlilelies III Tho West. The reporter
VIA introduced to tho gentleman in charge ~
e1nuT-sftlSu STRANGER,
aud tho queut!on was asked "hethcr It was iu-
tended to ttIump any SPIRITS that afternoon. The
rectttiof said hs diin's know whether lle could
nut soy In or not: 1t depended whether = GAugor
bappe1u1 to call in lo hA1 so1e, ho Bll.l, re4dy
to empty II ha could lare aauger tu ho!p. And,
u,th hearty msed'ctton % the rosenuo lawn
Of tl,e country. be asked his visitors 10 walk
WITH, and the reporter WAS duly Instructed ID IL
What ho saw. Altar no had gained casual
knuwloago Of khs workings OF the machine he
descended to tho o!ftca h8s!n aud loungcd IL
Ito ti,uo uatll gentleman chn,a IN aud asked IN
; b,ls,ness'!iko way whether tho house lad any
gangiugln to do. Tho Rentleuun IN charge sall
tl,at ho had, aud tie Two went OUT VI tho o!1lcs
toRethes. a few moments later the reporter aud
hls guide Hsut out aud looksd IN "Dlau
THE a1NPLK uPKHAr rIoS
WAS holng completed. 1t didat aos.n TerJ !abo.
rlous tor tho OAugor to take shrst of PAPER and
trauscrtbe tho quantity na!1od ~ eAeh o1f1al,
aud thou cut out \ piece Of zach asAiop. Not
particle ot gAuging did that GauKef %; 20 sim'
ply took everything Tor granted, Ana "aen ne
had oopisd ID tAa numbers 10 want back into
tbe ottico anI hs sud tho Ioetlaer made
int y tetuiu u tAn Collector whlrll
thoy called l33" trom tho number On the top
pf tLe sllsp.. This notice lutleAisd tho sarial
numpur Ut tho casa. the sertal numoer OF tho
k,ar1, tbs tuptonts ns shoWn bY tbs ku, tho
oautau.s ~ shown W tho 1Auxer. And other
sn,r,or PARTICULARS. All Tho columns Except tAusu
relstiur TO the aotua! ekugiu9 snd ths mama Of
the 0suges were hllea cut BY ths bookksvpss,
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who N alt W1sconBtn'a small politicians at that
tira tlembied. Mckinney
pInN'r HAPrEN To lie SMALL POLITICIAN
~ d cuuragaousy went ahesd and two or thEeD
d IN after tbs trial lad been commenced,
douglass discovered ha had msds = n,iAtsko,
grAyer mistake, aud 70 o1sIicato themselves rho
trlal having been to progress nearly three
i days. OF which Douglass and Carpenter
must both have been advised, Douglass
teegtaphed District Attorney Mckinney to 10
ahe4a With tho till. sbAt the!o had been n1's.
take ~, and tnAt Carpenter Lad only dropped \
casual remirk about The cAse instead Of tho
"request on which he tDougass} had made
tho order for continuance.
THE FAMOUS KiLL1AN CORRESPONDENCE
eAnlo to Light in that caso At Madison which
alunn and Carpenter had baeu 40 active In On
deaVorlng TO stayo OF. It disclosed that st Chi:
cago tha hrm Of Klll!sn bros. had unequaed
facilities for d!aposing Of tho crooked, sud gave
significant inklings Of the extont and
operations Of The Chicago h.ns. Mum
thas correspondence and made oH NTH 1t, ntop.
plug Oh touta 10 Chicago 1t Milwaukee. Aud
| Il " significant that about that time tho alil-
waukes lAbg learned of about Ill tho nforna-
| tlon In the possession or the noVosumens sols-
tive to tho ftaulu bore.
About tha rama tlmo ConilinR. apEoiu ted
through Carpsnter's in1ueuce 1t sne d1c1atlon
OF Boss Ksyes, came here - llevsnue Agent sud
IeoEganizod tho dsmoEa'lzsd Ring, aud
THIN TUE BIG STEALING hEoAN.
Muun went 10 Chicago. and liom thanoo Hhcrt-
" came tue dispatch to Eau, lAadskupt ordering
1900 bushols Of mhsas. and Ai2ued \. 4 ~
tho lstt ers standing Tor An,zuou. Nunns cltef
I clark, aud bridges tho NeEenue Agent ut Chl-
Gaxo, ~ whose writlog tho original aspa!ch T..
1he :. 900 bushels VI @aeat s,7n!had sa.ooo.
which sts oo!ectsd oi the Whisky Ring heze by
bsta lalndskopt AUD Femitsed. Aud al that cama
q ~ u testimony aud colttspondsncs laggsa IN
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16
TAX LIST.
OFFICE OF STATE AND PARISH
TAX COLLECTOR.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
"A. April

OPELoUsAs, La, April I'd, 1875.
In accordance with Sec. 8 of act No. At of 1879,
a list of all taxpayers who have become delin-
quent by the non payment of their parish taxes
for the year 1879, collectable in the year 1874, is
this day published. All parties interested are
hereby notified that unless said taxes are paid
within ten days from the date hereof, / shall
proceed at once to seize and sell according to
law. J. i. MORRIS,
Tax Collector,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16
ESTATE OF ORAEGEL HINCKLEY.
n ~|~ We w W = III hui
.Dareil type.

Il, Our Opelousas neighbofs of the Cou-
her and JOURNAL waste a great deal
pf space in their really valuable papers
N showing up each others alleged in
irmities. They would crafty their
numerous readers by publishing almost
anything in place Of such u~ndignitied
personalities. Even advertisements
would sound better than one never end
ing howl. Let us have peace.-fLake
Charles Echo.
We hope the Courier will take the
liTt, and let's stop "hoWling," as it in
erferes with IL neihbor's peace quiet
away over yOnder in Calcasieu.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

IL" Ill session, VIII PROBABLY close TO-
Borrow.
Capt. Henry L. Garland brought an
Rrtlchoke to this Office, last Monday
lorning, we'll grown-as big as your
st- We ate it, and venture to say that
II is about the first of the season.
Gov. Kellogg has commissioned all
ffle members of our town Board of
follce, whose terms have just expired,
Except Messrs. E%Iudspeth and MOrnhin-
Feg who declined to serve any longer
Messrs. Victor Lastrapes and w. G..
Bell have been appointed in their places.
We.had a slight frost last tuesday
morning, butnot enough to do any dam
lge. The weather has been clear and
cool for several days. Crop prospects
are good farm work has advanced rap
idly lately, and the laborers seem to be
more i'll earnest than even before, since
the war.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

If you want to send to New Orleans
Tor anything, put your orders in the
bands of the Big Creole, FRANCOIS L.
PItre, general travelling around agent
for the steamer Bertha, or leave them
with Mr.. GGrand Carri6re, the station
Bgent at Washington. The Bertha is a
good staunch boat no better or more
tgentlemanly captain than the Bertha's-
tCaPt. Burton-ever ran the river; and
sas to J. b. Schmidt, the clerk, he is just
Gas appropriate in the office as the nose
Ton your face.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

/ SMART BoY.-How much is your
I stick candy NJ inquired d boy Of candy
dealer. "Six sticks for five CENTS
SIX sticks for five cents, ell! Now let
me see. Six sticks for FIVE cents, five
for four cents, four for three cents, three
for two cents, two for one cent, n for
Iaothin'. "I'll take one.n And he walk
ed out, leaving the candy man in astate
Of beWilderment.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

BURNED.-A young colonel girl, about
Ia year old, employed by a washerwo-
man in this place, was terribly burnt on
Saturday last. 1t appears that after
lighting d fire in tile house she was
&standing near it when her clothing
fcaught fire and she was enveloped in
flames before assistance conld reach her,
and was horribly burnt about the legs
and body. The poor thing is still living
but is in a most pitiful eOndition.-La-
lfnYette Advertiser. April 10th.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16
ITEMS.

The probate term Of ourparish court,
|ow in session, will probably close to-
borrow.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

Mrs. Narcotic Carmouehe widow
1 Joseph Breaux, one Of the oldest and
most respectable ladies of this parish,
died at her residence at Carencro on
the eth inst, at the age of Oh years.
She leaves one hundred and ninety
three children, grandchildren aud great
ishes of I]afayette, ST. Landry and St.
Martin.LLafayette Advertiser, April
+ 10Th.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

HoMICTDE.-On Friday the 9nd inst,
John Mclaughlin was killed by pistol
Shot. He was living with his SON in-law,
DR.. f. Z. Piquette in this parish, and
1T appears that q dispute arose between
them and Mclaughlin fired q shot at
.Piduette, and the latter returned the fire
with fatal effect. Piquette received a
severe cut on the neck, which he says
was done by the son Of deceased. The
was not felOniously killed."-Lafayette
advertiser, April 10th.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

For the benefit of the individual who
wants to "ventilate" the 1928 charged
the estate of Hinckley by this paper,
for advertising, we submit the follow
ing detailed account; and it will be
seen that it is more than 1928:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

| Mr. Holm, ot OrInsby, was substituted fol
! Mr.. Low. on the Committee to visit the sat,
! UHiVrrait. at Elko.
THOSE LOCISI.NA RESOLUTIONS.
nr. Wren, Chairman Of tLc special Com
| mittec on I'll. Louisiana Resolutions. ported
| the same back, without recommendation, and
| that the consideration of the same be made the
| Special Order tor Jasuarr -, at p. II.
NOTICES OF NILS.
BY Mr.. BARTLETT, Tor th5 fencing ir and i'm
provclneIt Of tie grounds OF the state Capitol.
BY AIr. Smith OF storey, to incorporate the
City CT Carson, and to construct sewers in the
streets to carry OF water to tbs Carson River.
Owing to the present condition Of the streets OF
Carson, and the threatening clouds. il was con-
sideied doubtful whether this notice WAS given
IN spirit OF tuucome, sarcasm. or in earnest.
l. was suggested that pontoon bridges BE- con-
GHcted over thu Highways ltadin. 10 tic Cap
ito.
r"TLoDECrIuS or BILLS.
By Mr.. AverIIl, prohIhisiD. the carrying Of
than $50 for mole than $500 and InErssn-
ment in the County Jail OF not less than -
nor more than 100 days: or both fine and inl-
pIisOHment, at the option oil the Court.
The bill authorizing Sherifs to work The
criminals OF their respective Counties on public
WORKS, IVES referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Eeck's bill for the abolition Of capital
punishment wss indefinitely postponed y "A
TO 10. DIR. Bcrgstein gave notice OF his irten-
ton TO move Il reconsideration of the vote to-
morrow. This bill was reported back upfavor-
ably, through Sr. wren. Chairman sf the Judi
ciary COMMITTEE, and when bill is re ported
it Is conside!ed not to have ghost of chance
ter Passage. adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20
RorIsszrrr.-nr. Pendo!a has completed hi.

improvements AT his popular Eoiissoiie No. Il,
King street. opposite the 1. >, Land Office, and
will hereafter run il day and night. Mr. Pen
dola has secured the services Of one of the very
b. It cooks in San Francisco, who will sup.ru-
tend the kitchen, and polite waters will attend
to customers. Every delica Y the market aft Jri,
will he served at this place. The best brands Of
table and other wines can ALEC be had, give
the Rotsscrie q trial.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20
AFTER TIE STORM.

verest and most remarkable storm that
has been experienced in this part of the
country since the Winter Of lSGl-G2. In
the Sc hours ending on Monday morn
ing there had fallen not less than
two feet OF snow on level in this valley.
In q hours of rain. that entire vast
mass Of snow had been converted into
water and the greater part of it swept
down in a torrent to the fast rising Car
son. We never saw, anywhere, so great
a body of moisture standing upon the
earth, OF course this Sudden coming of
a great body of water upon the mountain
sides adjacent 10 the town. rs well as in
the town itself caused q very general
Hood in such deprsssions as lay along
the level plateau where the principal
parts OF OR little city are bulit. The
streets which lead from the Sierra yes
terdav morning were scarcely less than
mountain torrents; aud none but the
best protected pedestrians and those
with vehicles and on horseback were
enabled to navigate the streets. Proctor
street. Second street. and Fourth street
ran ike rivers. At the big culyert W LicA
spans the street from the corner Of the
Rectory lot to the Episcopal Church. =
body Of turbii water rushed along. suf-
iicient in volume TO run the largest mill.
The Warm Springs Road was one sheet
OF water. running to the very top Of the
pike The floor Of the stable at the
Springs WIS foated from its hearings.
Hon $ L. Jones, who has lived If I'm
pirc since 1873, says he never before
saw as much water between here and
there as there was yesterday morning.
EMPIRE.
Anxious inquiries were made of the
state Of things at Empire. 1t was feared
that the river would rise to such a height
as to cause havoc to the great wood piles
living in the vicinity. In the morning at
ID O'Clock the Carson vas within its
banks. but rising. This height Of water
was caused by the drainage from these
valley lands The flood had not yet
come down from the sources of the Car
son. 1t vas reported that a large body
Of wood. six or seven hundred cords. !
belonging to the Crown Point Company,
was in great danger Of being tloated off. |!
3fr II. J. Peters who came up from |
Empire between 2and 3 clock, brought !
the news that "A considerable quantity !
IF tagging belonging to Stadtmuller I
Z. CO. was carried away and lodged On a !
Hat near by. On the ground adjCiulnG .
which this ''laccirg' had been piled /
were some two thousand cords of wood .
belonging 10 Messrs. Johnson & Barber |
Of Douglas county. II WAS feared that +
this would be swept cN. OF course the .
sudden subsistence Of the flow Of water
from this direction, caused by the change .
in the wind and temperatnre ayeTttt! !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

As INDICATIVE Of tie progress Of the
times and the eternal fitness of things,
the Senate and Asse nb!y sat yesterday
encased TO the hips in gum boots. But
let no man have the temerity to cali
them Il body of antediluyiaEs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

NIw POTATOES at 1vancovich's and
fresh radishes at Perasich's are the YER
lest. veracious, vecetahnlar signs that
orr California reiShbors are in the midst
OF IL Spring harvest. Early and refresh
ing. Now bring on your Strawberries.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

NoTIcE.-TLe Undersigned are now
prepared TO furnish Pure Spring Water
and plenty of it. on Carson, Curry,
Ormsby aud Nevad. streets, at reason-
able rates.
RICE & HELM.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

ETrLNED.-Deacon Eicc returned
from San Francisco on Sunday morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

l. 0. Z. M.-Tha regular Councils Of Pinto
Tribe No. l. of Carson city, are held at the Han
of Capitol Lodge ]. o. q. 4. on Monday even.
ing If each seven suns. \ general attendance
o the Chiefs and Brothers j. solicited.
Iy order Of the Sachom,n
.R. l.. NELLY.
sC9-tf {. Oh u.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

THE sharon men complain that they cHnno
find u good sesar in Carson. Jus: walk two
blocks and call at Brooks Postofice Block, near
the Thcatrc-he has three brands never before
tried in the State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

TIE CHURCHILL CASE came up last
night as per arrangement. 4 vast VOL
ume of documentary evidence WIS read,
at the completion of which reading the
House adjourned till this evening. The
contest is hardly opened yet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

INFoRMATIoN WANTED regarding the
whereabouts of Alonzo Marshall Bart
lett. Address Mrs.C. 4. Bartlett, Herki-
mer county, \. \.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

No TRAINs-W learn from Nj. Hun
ter that there viii be 10 trains, either
way, on the Y. d T. Il. Il. before to-
Night. Whether there will be any then,
Is a question not yet determined.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

THE number Of Cinnamon killed by
the falling Of cabin near Genoa is
eleven, instead OF twenty As al first re-
ported. Several others arc badly
hurt. These are receiving all possible
attention at the hands of their EN-
plONcT~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

KELLY (. .&GF-E7,
= ut.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20
ASSEMBLY,.

Mr. Holm, ot Orlpsby, was substituted for
Mr.. Low on The Committee to visit the STATE
uiNrr,it. at FlkO.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20

Sam Wright was walked up
Yesterday morning by the dismal
cries of two Chinese servants who
were lying in the kitchen part Ct
his dwelling house. On jumping
out Of bed to ascertain The cause ii
these signals Of distresss. LIE stepped il
to water ankle deep. He found that the
big fume which turns the corner by Hu5
Parker's house had been lifted up by the
water, and had discharged its contents
il such an unlocked for fashion as to
food his premises. The Chinamen,w who
had made upa shake down on the floor
were pretty nearly drowned when he got
to them.
Along the line Of Rice & Helms water
pipes the ground has suDken SO and be-
come so soft as TO make it necessary for
horse drivers to exercise great care to