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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-03

II. Knsr.Ssre.gA Bslshsr Ds.-
age Case.
An important case il now, or was
Yesterday afternoon, rather, in process
Of irving before the United States Cir
cuit Court, Hon. z. F. Hillyer, District
Judge, presiding. As this is SONS
what important Gaze, snd its points and
the outlines of its history have never
been stated in til. A4rEAL, We proceed
to produce the same, briefly, as follows {:
knarsborough is a miner who at tho
time be incurred the injuries for the in
action Of which upon himself ne sues
the Belcher Company for $4,000 dam
ages, WAS at work in that Company
mine at Gold Hill. The circumstances
under which the injuries were received,
(the plaintiffs leg was broken). were,
That the flooring OF the part OF the mine
in which be Was at work gave way IN
der him, and in the fall, he was injured
as indicated. Tho place where this &C
cident happened is at the junction OF the
Crown Point and Belcher drifts. The
Crown Point drift being few inches
higher than the Belcher DRIFT it wSs nee
e.sarv, in order to make the flooring he
level to piece out tho timbellng With
clsat. It was TIL. cleat that did the
mischief. 1t gavs way and down cane
Nr. marlborough and caught 4 broken
leg. As related above, be sues the Com
pauy for damages. OF course the argu-
ment involves the many and diverse
questions Of the responsibility Of corpo-
! ratlons to their employees; and mas
much as this class Of accidents Is ike
to occur every day in the ComStock
mines, the manner of the decision of
this question is Of very great locsl
importance. The main question Of re-
| sponsihilitv in this suit seenos to turn
! upon tho custom Of the tiinbering Of the
| Belchcr and other mines being under
| the control aud management OF reSu-
| lar timb-rmau i: being contended l.!
! the plaintiff that il the Bslcher had 4
| functionsry Of that sort and ne either
! did his work lnpsrfectly or did rot DO
! it at all in this case, but IsiS 1t TO lie
/ done by the unski!led hands OF tie mil
! ers Themselves. the Company 10 liable
! for negligence on the iart Of Is employ
! ees. This is the plaintiffs cause OF ac-
/ ton as near az may be. OF VIA: linz Of
argument ~.s pur.aed by the defense
W. had no opportunity TO tie informed.
/ When We were in the Court room yes
tsrday afternoon, Mr.. Dickson of the
Arm Of Lindsay ( Dickson was making
a very close and painstaking statement
of the case for the plaintiff and accom-
pan,ing it with . deal Of authority on
! his side. Hon. i. c. Whitman WAS to
follow for the defense, and it was
/ thought the case would 60 to the jurr
last n gat This is regarded as 4 Gauss Ct
50 mucn Importance as that M. Osborne,
! thu well-known and very successful
st.nosraphsr it employed to take notes
! of the evidence.
I P.S. The case went to the jury last
evening, but up to the time of our going
! to press they had found no verdict.
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THE FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
Corner Of King and Ormsby streets, is becoming
the fayorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer. while the
best of wines, liquors and cigars are, also. sold
at the bar. a first class Pedro Game for the
amusement Of guests, a cold lunch at all hours
ana hearty good cheer for ali are its recoininen-
,istiors to public favor. X. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
f.. J. WHITE. N. o., Physician and Surgeon,
Is once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson Street, opposite the Capitol
ieSo-tf
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Latest Styles ia Millinery Good
Dress Maxim etc.

Mrs. c. Cunningham Of the Cersett Block
whose opening Of Fall goods last week was so
largely attended by the ladies OF Carson, and
whose stock Of bonnets, artificial fewers. etc.
is So beuntiful, is constantly in the receipt Of
new invoices Of all sorts of things in the latest
patterns Of hats, etc, etc. Aixs der facilities
for fashionable dress making are unequalled in
Nevada as her rer reputation for elegant fits
and stylish trimming fully attests.
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jury, especially if the same be com
posed Of men who spend the greater
part of their wakeful hours out of doors
and arc men Of active temperament and
habits is an assemblaSe TO be looked on
with playful comniseration and a
comical pity. There sat yesterday
among the jurors in the Marlborough
Case, his back against the wall and bis
hear. in his stable, cur sturdy friend
Evan David. We will back his patience
against the whole panel. We know he
inwardly wished, for moment that he
had not yet quite perfected his citizen
ship, as also that while part Of the in
side works OF the Belcher was caving in
it had collapsed altogether, taking
Knarsborough, Hank Smith, the Trus-
tees and the balance of the outfit; but
IS he looked, he would have been 4
model for painters conception Of Job.
SO cheerful was his mein and so bereft
Of all signs of impotence. Next him
sat our friend Elrod. He vas patient
too; but there was nervous restless
ness in the very expression of the backs
of his hands as he buried his face in his
palms and vainly wished that this cup
might pass away from him then, there
and forever. Up in the corner sat tall
Jim Bigler, FESTIVE, red and wrathful.
He was thinking Of horses and wagons
and drays; and his anxious heart got all
the heavier as he thought Of the rain
and the mud on the back streets and the
uncertainties Of currying and foddering
times. We wouldn't be Jim Bigler and
be compelled to sit on jury for forty
dollars. Then, next to Jim was John
kersey. John had got his feet comfort
ably cooked up onto the next juryman's
chair, and there he sat with his hands
behind his head, clearly attentive, as
cool as q cucumber and as collected as
wash-bill. John has evidently no little
genius for the duties Of juror. He is
consciencious-th is to say, as con-
sciencious as a hotel-keeper can be ex-
pected to be-sturdily preposssssed in
favor of the right and with enough nat
ural padding on him to enable him to
mako . long sitting with comfort.
There may have been other Carsonitss
on that jury, but We have an embasrass-
ing diffidence in company, and were shy
about looking further than to see these
gentlemen mentioned. II their duties
are over for the term, We congratulate
them.
A MEETING OF THE MINERS of Washoe
and Eagle Valley Mining District was
held, pursuant to notice, at the Office Of
Adolphus Waltz, Esq, Recorder of the
district, on Monday, the LIST instant, and
the laws Of the district were revised and
amended. The same will appear in full
in our columns to- morrow.
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COUGH L0lENoEs.

There is unquestionably no other rsIneAy
so certain in its effects. AETNA, WDTn
Cough, BRsNCHrTls AND DISORDERS o. 1sAn
THROAT alike yield to its influence. The higheoe
medical testimony states no better cure for thsss
complaints exists (now proved by over half .
century's experienced. They contain no opium,
morphia or any violent drug. KEArINSs CsusG
LoxEKGEs, prepared by THOMAS AtA1lNe, ~
for the Pseiks Cost, kkDIusCet, hos1nssn Z
Co. 0sp Trspsisss. seplS-4f23p
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ETC., ETC.
~we will ct all times receive from |sosoe
GRAIN, BUTTER, EGGS and General PrOdsss
At MARKET RATES.
sp2S-u
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SorIc- is hereby given that l have o'sn
appointed Agent for the Wilson Sewing Machine
for the State Of Nevada vice F. Hardy removed.
Parties holding leased machines are requested
to pay promptly at the Once l6l street: VIZ
si.iia CITY, or send to NE through Wells, Fargo
i Co.'S Express.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUDGMENT.

ISABELLA I. SEHFLE, wife, Parish Court,
Moses J. LrpDElL, husJ'd, } land. State Of
Louiana.
Dl reason Of the law and the evidence in
/ This sui-, and by further reason Of an
ans Ter being flied, and the case being rrgu.
larry taken up, in It's order for trial. and the
law and the evidence bcn. favor Of the
plaintiff, Isabella I. Scmple, wife, itsi, there
fore ordered, adiudgcd and decrcel that the
community Of acqucts and gains heretofore
existing between Isabella I. Semplu. wife,
and Moses J. LiddcIi, husband, be dissolved.
and tlI1t She bc separated in property from
him, and that she be authorized 10 resume the
separate control and administration of he.
separate property and be authorized to man,
age her affairs Is tCHtti, SOLE II is further
dccreed that plaintiff is the owner of the
Piano and suit Of Bedroom Furniture, as
described in plaintiff petition, and tina; she
be placed III possession thereof under her
separate control.
Read and signed in open cour, this 2lst
August 1879.
Il. p. WILLIAMS,
Parish Judge
hereby certify the above aud foregoing to
be true and correct copy Of the original now
on file in my Office.
~ Wrncssmy official signature and
: Seal seal OF office on this 23gd day Of
'~~>. Augusta. ID. 1870.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
aug 2S-5ts. CLERK li!h Dist Court
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
The Action of the Democratic and
Conservative State Central
Committee.

Some discussion having arisen as
to the precise action of the Democratic
and Conservative State Committee,
we suboin The proceedings, in brief:
Mr.. VOORHEES, offered resolution
to convene Il Democratic State Con-
venticn in the latter part of The month
Of November next, inviting all the
people opposed to Radicalism to elect
delegates to that Convention.
Mr.. EustiS offered the, following
substitute:
Resolved, l. That this committee
do not deem it expcdient to call n
Convention, no exigency having
arisen rendering it necessary.
Resolved. 9. That at the proper
time we will call q Convention 10
nominate candidates and to give the
people opposed to Radicalsm an OPP
portunity to place themselves into
line with the National Democracy in
the campaign of 1916.
The first resolution was adopted by
vote of II TO Is.
The second resolution Of the
substitute came up. Mr.. Noorhics
moved to amend by inserting the
words democratic State" before the
word Convention"
Mr.. Knoblock moved to lay the
amendment Gil the table, which motion
was lost by vote of % to ..
The amendment then came up and
was adopted, and the second resolu-
ton, as amended, was then unanimous
ly adopted.
The resolutions as finally adopted,
therefore, read as follows:
Resolved. |. That this committee
do not deem it cypedient to call a
Convention, no eXigcncy having occur
red rendering it necessary
Resolved, 3. That at the proper
time we will call Democratic State
Convention to nominate candidates
and to give the people opposed to
Radicalism an opportunity to place
themselves into line with the National
Democracy in the campaign of 1876
N. o. Bulletin, 22nd.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28

II
An unknown thrcc-mastcd schooner
was in distress oil Cape May on
Tuesday.
Willis Na-arc, Hishop If the
British Methodist CAu:ca %. Canada,
died LIST Suudav.
.o..,o,., r,,, ,~oroi,oJ Of
,, =, $1,000, 49,, :r~,,.,.l.., o,.,l
the Roads was fall Of .hippjng.
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Wv ",, 'r.,n, ',,,o ,',,o.,,,I !, .,,,oI
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iC,n Vi '"'H NJ, " - '.','''''' " -" 81"
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Col Whcelcr, a wealthy Texas cat
tie dealer, was killed fhio week by y
,"" :" "a" 49,, ,'a,h ,,r -; - a,,,Ia
w. VI wv "0
ut !ISuI hNNNiOu u. va n 10 cum
progressing, aud the Insurgents are
reported TO have niassacred ninety
prisoners captured ar Morsic.
Iohr ~ To,Ior Grandson ,f ov.
President Taylor, has been arrested
and held in $4,000 bail, at Topeka,
Kansas, for robbi1g registered letters.
What Il shame.
sp;,s Lovc hcc, brourbt i, the
Ini,oI SIT ni-,r,c, CrHr, oyoin.;
,,n nrnurin,or. nf no .t.,mnys PLY.
mouth Rock and Wyoming, for viola
ton of the act to prevent the over
Gro Hding of steamers.
.roc;,I o,bo yurk.burr Herald
a,,ad ,,,I"n,Lns vf.s ,m.r 81 s,y,
I"r,u,,a,,Nn ~ :, .ILnodv rim, r,.,,
Waan, nd,r - ,,h;nh NV norrnn.
,''an, I;rtod nSd soynr,I ,,nmnL.J b,.
La"n rnnn;rnL LnrG 10 norti,nI,r.
'''"
Last Sunday and Monday morning
there was killing lrosts in Minnesota
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
Sherif's Sale.

George Willard State of Louisiana,
" Parish Of Ricbland,
Heirs % Baird. Parish Court.
BY virtue Of l. viii Of feri flcias, issued
from the Hon1 Parish Court Of said Parish
and State, in the above entitled suit, and 10
me directed, | have seized and will offer for
sale, in lots of not less than ten nor more than
fifty acres, TO the highest bidder, within the
legal hours, at the door of tie Court House of
said parish, on
Saturday,the End day of October, 1875
the following described property, to-wit:
outII-Eas, : of Scct,n s., Township lG
North, Range 8 East containing one hundred
and sixty acres more or less. Seized as the
property of defendants.
Term Of sale-Cash, with the benefit of
apprasement
c. II. MOORE.
August IS, 1875 -6t.-Gs. Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
CheriM''s Sale.

vs.. [6O2. Parish of Richland.
A. 4. BATE. Parish Court
D1 virtue ola writ Of Geri facias issued
I'D from the Honorable Parish Court for
sand Parish and State, in the above entitled
case, and tome directed, have seized and
taken into my possession. and will offer for
sale TO the highest bidder, in lots of not less
than ten nor more than fifty acres, at the door
OF the Court house of said parish, within the
legal hours, on
Saturday, the 2ad dag Of Oc'oJr, 1875.
the following described property to-wit: The
East Of Northwest !, aud East Of South
west of Section I; the East of Southwest
of Section 6; all in Township II North.
Range East containing 400 5000 acres
Also the Southeast ! of Section /, and the
Northeast ! of Section IL, the West J of
Northwest ! and the Northwest ] of South.
west of Section -, and the South J Of the
North J and the South west ! OF Section :,
and the South Of Southeast ! of Section 2 !;
all in Township II North, Range East,
containing S9i S0-l00 acrcs-iogether with
the Improvements thereon. Seized as the
property of A. A. Bate.
Terms sf sale-Cash, with the benefit of
appraisement. c. III. MOORE,
RayvilIe, La, Aug. 2S,1S75-Gt. Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
\ GOOD HONE FOR some ONE.
FOR SALE
NEAR DELHI. LA.

$50 aces Of land; 20 acres IN curi walton;
a new dwelling, containing five rooms; all
out houses necessary FIR Iahorcrs Il large,
new lin house; new 5n saw gin and new
belt; Donring'> new Horse Engne--a success
In fact. everything in perfect order for farm
ing Good well, Of water, good gardens
orchards Of the best quality Of all Ike select
kinds Of fruits, containing peaches, apples
pears, fig. ounces, aprrots, plums, cherries
grapes, raspbcrrics, strawberries etc, etc; and
in fact, every ching 10 make home pleasant.
All above overflow, one mile north. west Of
Delhi, ON tho V, :. :, I. Il. 4.
Price SIS. go Per acre, oue-hait cash, bal
ance one and TWO years Time.
If not sold lc!yrc the first of November
1879, will be Withdrawn from the market.
The society of Delhi Is a. good ~ any in
the State-good schools and churches. Meth
o!i>t, Baptist, Presbyterian and Catholic
Titles good. Change If business is the rca-
son assigned for Tins extraordinary ollcr.
Apply TO Wiley p. NangLam, ut RayyilIc
La or the undersigned. ON the premises OF at
Delhi, La. JOHN {. STANSEL.
August DIST 1878.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28

Young Glib, having seen in the
newspapers a statement to the effect
that a process has been discovered
whereby delicate perfume could be
made of bed-lugs, suggested to his
landlord that he turn his hotel into a
mandatory of that essence, assuring
him that there were millions in it,
The man of hash got mad, and sent
Glib about his business.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
SALE.

Poet, Yale 4 Bowling Peer, Yale & Bowling
". No 253 vs. No POS
s. II. Riley & Co. ctal> HF. Vi,kers & Co.
King II Brother v. H. F. Vickcrs, I&2S.
All in the It'll District Court, Parish Of Rich
land, Stale Of Louisiana.
Di virtue of three writs Of tirci fqcips. is
- sued in the above suits, have seized
and taken into my possession, and viii otter
for sale nj public auction. at the door of The
Court House Of said Parish, az Rayyillc. La
between the hours Of IL o'clock, A. VI. aud /
O'Clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of Sept, 1875,
the following described properly, together
with all the Buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Parish of Richland
and belonging to the defendant Henry Felix
SickcrS, tO-wit:
The 5. +. Of y. f. J, n. W of ".
F. /, s. w. ! Of y. F.. ] y. W. Of s. f..
! :. ". ! offs. F.. !, y. F.. ! of n. w. Of
Section 5. 5. and w. of y. W. Of Sec. O.,
Township Is North. Range East, each sub
division containing 10 acres more or less, and
TO be sold in lots As per plat TO be exhibited
Terms of Sale-On credit of twelve
months. purchaser to give Bond with approved
security with mortgage retained upon the prop
erty sold. Cost cash.
CHI. MOORE,
Sheriff
Rayvllc, La, Aug 3, lS7j.-Gt isl6-36.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
SHERIFF. SALE.
Thomas Jones State of Louisiana,
VS.. G29 Parish of Richland,
ID. O. AbeT. Parish Cont.

VS.. GIG Parish of Richland,
d. q. Aber. ) Parish Court.
BY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale is
sued from the Honorable Parish Court Of said
Parish and State, in the above entitled case
and TO ne directed, | have seized and taken
into my possession, and will offer for sale TO
the highest bidder, within the hours prescribed
by law, at the door of tie Court House Of
said Parish, on
Saturday, the End of October, 1875,
the following described property, to.wit:
The south half of northwest quarter, the
northwest quarter of north west quarter, and
west half of west half of southwest quarter
of Section number four, Township seventeen
North, Range seven East, containing one hun
died ard sixty acres of land seized as the
property of ID. G. Aber.
Terms of sae-Cash, with the benefit of
apPraisemcrt.
CHI. MOORE,
Aug IS, lS75.-Gt Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

1 'ROAi the undersigned, on or about the
l. time the water came up in April, 1875.
one sorrel mare pony, with flax Lame and
taIl, with blaze in the face, about II or If
hand hish-waiks and trots-5 or 6 years Old
A reward of 5000 will he paid for her de-
livery to Wiley p. Mangham, az Rayville, or
to the owner south o. RayviIc.
Aug %. 1875 If GEO. LYSLES
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28

George Washington couldn't tell a
lie, and that's what ais the average
Nickaburg boy. The other day when
one Of them accidentally broke a pane
Of glass in a store window, /. was
touching to see him walk braycly
into the store and up the 10 merchant
and say "Mr Blank, | broke a pane
Of glass in the window there, and YOU
can charge it to the Old mans account.
Put it down as pound Of saleratus
and he'll never know the difference. :"
-HTad.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28
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"a" 1--WE j''9' a' chcap' Il not y"cav'f'
"cl Is more "Huh"'ht' ana con
acfHeH;jy, great deaf chcaper-'n
. Tact, II could "e Obtained Tor many
years 10 come III The cost Oh SIMPLY
having II cut N! c.r"'i"S an"
Wv ''',''' "' ''''' 800
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mission merchants, the profits OF cot
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TIC '"S' Vi '""'i'o''"'ioh 10 icS' Vi
'''e ''''''''''"C'"''' d 'iVico 'nan INC
Id" '""'e''a' c9Pec'"''y Is 'h'S 'ne
case W''h cotton and cotton goods !;
an" 'aS'' '"t ny no means leaS'' one
orahc" o' factory WORK Is uiSPehseu
VITA where 'n' COTTON can NC spun
'9n' Iro'" 'he S'h WITHOUT oe'nS
pressed mat o' P'cN'"s Ut preparing
IL Tor Vie c"F"S-!of no caraer VIII
car" co''oh uh''i IL ms oeeh reuuccu
10 the Sa'l'c' Ut 10 IooSc' conoi''oh do
Wheh IL ieit the Sih-hehce the
advantage oi having caruer anu
HlIhdieo III every gin, anu turning OUT
J Unread instead Of COTTON paies; u
/ dispensing WIN presses anu SUD-
. a'i'uhhS ~'Ihu'eS. lhls Is mover
proposition TO many, and Tor That
reason VIII DC hoo'eo at' put VIII
hha"y DC adop'ea all oyer the COTTON
= growing "c"' anu no Sin VIII DC
: c"hSi"erc" c"'nP'o'e Without us SPIN
[ hIhS attachment we expect 10 nave
u something more 10 say Oh THIS SUBJECT
III some iu,urc tiinc.
One Of the great advantages to be
> derived to the country from the
establishment Of such enterprises in
;. oar midst is, the enhancement of the
II value of real estate-in fact, this
l. would probably be TIE greatest
advantage, though many others
!, would naturally !Iow from it-by
/, bringing it into market, as it would
naturally produce an influx of immi-
grafton, for several reasons, First,
u the convenience Of markets for the
sale of the products of TIE farm
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28

Those who have been damaged by
overflow wish their land was higher.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28

he following js.,s.Ial properly to.wit
An undivided one half in,crrsr in tie $. +.
quartz, Section ,rt =. ". after Section,
South haIt OF y T.. quarter ma East half Of
S. W Section =. Township 10 North, Range
as rDo :. r. quarter of y. f.. quarter
Section IL, Township Is North, Range s Last
containing in tie g-rcga,r go acres more or
less. Also rhr interest owned by said Null
uim in 'hc y. +. quarter of y. +. quarter
Section Is. Township Is North Range
East Sail lands 20 bc sold in subdivisions Of
mo-; irs, than lu nor more than 80 acres Of
ia,d. "s l'r nap 70 bc exhibited on day Of
SHE 'uc gr'ui>sayy note, drawn by r.
Wet Hate" i.y $50, bearing per cent. in.
;crrs, il.l date Four head of mules; Three
oxen, Wh.Iyy head Of stock, hogs, One light
* wagon, Six lows aud 2 ar, Six wedding
hoes, -Four sweeps, lot Of carpenters and
blacksmith tools, and one account against q.
-. Collins for $.
Terms of sale, cash CA the spot, at not less
dian The inycnroriri appraI emcnt, n copy Of
which viii be- referred To on day of sale.
C. Ii. MOORE,
Sheriff. -
Rayvilc La July l7tl, 1851.
Richland beacon., 1875-08-28

TRY YOUR LUCK!

We want everybody in the Unite. States to
see our large, ei2ht-pag', literary and family
paper, THE SOUVENIR and in order that all
may nudge Of il, merits for themselves, We
will send it, on trial. six months for only %
cts. and to every subscriber, we viii send