Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-03
LATEST TELEGkAMs.

ing:
The Bank of California will resume
business on or before September 18th,
stronger than ever before.
This, no doubt. is as good as official.
| The announcement carries with it .
world of encouragement and brings new
heart to our hopeful people.
The Merchants Exchange Bank of
San Francisco resumed business yester-
day morning.
The National Gold Bank and Trust
Company will doubtless resume soon.
From San Francisco yesterday we have
the following:
The Board OF Brokers have q meeting
this morning, in which some action is
expected looking towards the re-opening
of the Board, though it is thought some
settlement of the affairs of the Bank of
California will be necessary precursor
to the opening of the Stock Boards.
Tie returns from the Bay indicate the
election Of the Democratic municipal
ticket, including Bryant, candidate for
Mayor, and Crowley, candidate for Chief
Of Police. The dispatch says:
The BuIetip-CaN municipal ticket de-
velops q powerful weakness, as might be
expected from the shameless attacks
upon Mr.. Ralston's memory before he
was fairly in the grave. Returns from
the State come in slowly, though enough
is known to place the Democrats far
ahead. The opposition seem to be
pretty well divided between the Repub-
licans aud Independents.
Our fellow townsman, Mr. D. L. Bliss,
telegraphed yesterday as follows to Mr..
J. 2. Martin, Cashier OF the Virginia
agency of the Bank OF California:
Mr.. Sharon wishes me to telegraph
YOU that the Bank will very soon be in
shape ana i'll better condition than ever.
Its affairs are being rapidly arranged,
We get nothing Of any decisive char
acter from the California election save
the indication that in the general result
the Democrats has been successful. The
race between Phelps and bidweli is
closer than We expected,
From New York We learn that the old
Aston House, best and most homelike Of
hotels, is to he reopened in fine style.
The H-rl'i intimates that there is a
possibility that the newspapers of the
country will combine their means and
lay a cable under the Atlantic-if the .
Anglo-American company attempt to
raise their rates, as is threatened.
Hare is a good story, if it did come
from the Associated Press news-mill:
Des Noines, Iowa. September 2.-For
several years there has been running in
the Courts Of this State the Dubuque
Elevator case, sO-called, until it has be-
come familiar to every Iowa lawyer. 1t
got into the Court in this wise Several
years ago when the Illinois Central Raj.
road Company concluded To 90 to West,
it discovered that it was short Of funds.
Dean Richmond came to the rescue and
agreed to supply all the money they want
ed on certain conditions, one Of which
was that he would build a grain elevator
at Dubuque, that being the western ter
minal point of the road, and that grain
received and shipped on that road to Du-
buque should be passed through his ele-
yator. The conditions were accepted,
the money was paid over, the road was
built, and when it reached Dubuque,
bean had his elevator ready to perform
bis part Of the contract. The plan worked
well grain poured into Dean 5 hoppers
And money into his pocket, but the road
was extended to Chicago. When that
was done the railroad company could not
see the propriety Of hauling grain across
own, running it through Dean eleva-
or and then hauling it to Chicago. The
suit came to trial and Dean won the suit
The company appealed and the case went
back to the Iowa Courts, when Dean won
again. 1t again went up to the Supreme
Court where Dean won again, and judy
nent was confirmed. Both parties We're
plucky, bat finally the company aban-
toned the contest, and Oh Tuesday last
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court recorded
.he satisfaction Of the Judgment by the
payment of S319,716, by the company,
IS loss for grain, which in violation Of
contract, did not go to Deans elevator
loppers.