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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-24

ELECIIIy WHISTLES For LyCuAoTlyLs.
The plan has ben satisfactorily adopt
ID or some OF the French railways. If
having a stationary electric battery blow
the whistle OF approaching locomotive,
II ease tie road Is not clear, without the
engineer having 10 give any attention to
t, thss 5 thu obstruction at Tie depot
starts the steam whistle on every ap-
preaching locomotive, when the train is
still iar enough away 10 s!acken Speet
and stop. This system, it appears. has
now been in succe ssful operation for a
year, on one Q. the principal railways in
France. faithfully informing tie eugin-
eer whether tbs way is clear or not. The
signal tender turns disk. and sends an
electric current IN the direction of the
coming train to bar that is placed be-
tween the rails; when the engine reaches
the spot. "A metal brush, placed between
the wheels, sweeps the bar-the current
passes to the engine. and, by means of
AN electromagnetic, presses upon a lever
which opens the steam whistle, thus
making II bow automatically. This ar
rangemeht is found very useful at night
and especially during fog.
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Z. L. RAIL.

Committee Cf arrangements.
J. J. >Wts 5..y .iau.f> Hunt
'a'u"- t.4Nt'- j T farrell
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purchasing useless and cumbersome
articles.
There is a good stock market at
this place for the purchase and sale
Uf horses, mules, and cattle. Several
persons are engaged more or les, in
the business ur dealing in stock,
among them w. ". Wnrl, J {. Ab-
nCy, BuruHrd x Co.. and Tracy x Co.
Those who will come to Cheyenne
ns the starting point " i'll ave money,
time and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits ut hi, place.
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the Sioux Indians Icing permitted
10y treaty stipuidtiuns tu hunt over
the anne 1t IS expected that Con-
Trp-S next winter will abrugutc the
existing treaty and C0ufine these
Indians To their present reservation
beyond the boundary lines of Wynrn-
ing Territory. The pre- e It policy
Of the government toward tine SiruX
j. likely To result in permanent peace
and the civilization Of these S}VsgC-.
The just and humane treatment of
this War-like tribe and the presence
Of United States troops al their ngrn-
cie-. will prevent the recurrence Of
dpprpdaliuu4 which hurrlufurc have
made this section Of the Territory
unsafe and undesirable for settlement.
TIE YELLOWSTONE PARK.
The geyser region Of the Upper
Yellowstone, which Congress has
wisely set apart a. "A National Park,
Is UUVupSiiOnHhlY the most a~tDUiSh-
ing combination of natural wonders
and of impu-iuE and beautiful
scenery in the world. The report of
Jnitrd States gpplOgi~t~, vino have
repeatedly visited that region, fully
demonstrate This fact. When the
bark shall become accessible hV rail.
ruHdS-sly five years hRHcp-we pro
diet that ii will become the great
summer resort and sauilariun of the
continent. For sight and lovers
of the wonderful and picturesque it
will have more attractions than
Niagara. Yosemite and the White
Muuntains camiinpd; and there is
the best reason to believe that the
myriaGS of hot ard mineral springs
in the Yellowstone Park posses val
liable curative kr%ul,nrlirs. The
summer climate in this region is de
iightfuily cool, hruciug aud healthful.
DEVELOPMENT PRosrEcrs.
Our people are mainly from the
Western and Southwestern states.
aud, though few in number, are
energetic, CuterUri~ing and intplli-
gent. They are theuucleus Of wfnt
is to bcthr leading commonwealth OF
the new Northwest. TAe scinoI
system of Wy omiug is excellent and
ahuudauliy sustained. The Terri
turY j. free from debit.
Sevrra OF the counties have incur
red indebtedness 10y the mixing Of
needed, permanent improvements;
which debts ar" represented by
t''.l'ltN ''lll'l~ tNtlttlE .stf ll lltll zen
4" twenty wears mi are consequently
not hurtiuu-nHr.
With the opening up ln settlement
81 Nn'irrrn Wyoming an" liI' ul i'm
migration viii Fna~ Iutu-thi- Terri
it.ry, .i~ ID trTm&rly ha~ into CUiicor-
mia nr E-uosl-. ia" impetus thereby
gwen To our mining interests, to
stock raising, agriculture and wool
growing, will give occupation to 1t
large population and add much 10
III" wealth of the nation.
In short, considering cliWutC,
heaithfulne~S, fertility variety. and
abundance of natural riches, and the
location on the line OF The great
national thnruughfirr, the Union
Pacific railroad, we know of no
part Of the Western country, which
cNceils Wyoming, the youngest
child of Uncle sam.
1T is Un place for drnrcs or handles;
but for hard work. honest cndpavor,
Hmi crpitHl hArkrl lay brains, it offers
a wide field and a r"a naHiY sure
reward.
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4. SI'orir.. captain ard ,avu'ry, comd'g c. Z,
:rd Cavalry Dad Poet
Wm. Abbot -ad Lieutenant h Iumrirr. Post
hHiU ny p.
o ". n.c'.b.Jlrr Dad LIcu.cnnul 9h InGanirr,
a. % -. aaI lac.
G.. v. Prii,S.. g.. a. -urrsaE-Posi Surgeon.
" "a l'.-aT- Ut Lieutenant 9Th Infantry, com
maua5uv 90. F.
~. g.. E"'n2nn. IT Lieutenant 9th lnrantry. com.
mT.a .gr Co. X.
u. II lrmIsy. snt Lieutenant SID Cavslry, Co, z
Ahsrut-
Major g.. T. Townsend, 9Th I%nianuy, Iesv. oil
HhS.rCr.
Can g d. Emorv, sh Infantry, 4 D c. TO Gen,
AHGu.
Cipr.G b. Russcu. oh Infantry, a. u. c. to Gen.
Au-u~.
1t Liruieaaut \ II. Bowman, Oh Infantry, re
crtii'AE service.
SPOTTED TAIL .GEEcY-SyEEAsEA.
MAJOR Z. \. Howard, L. :. Indian Ayrui.
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THE INDIAN QUEsTIoN.

known as Treaty Indians" living
an observation away from white
settlements. The northeastern part
of Wyoming is yet neutral ground,
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LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, I6tA street
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Thr-- towns have been located nI!I Sc
view to hra''H, business capt'tty and ,,r i,
n,nu:s. aud large numbers of them ~. rs,l"r,
crow ing into ruh.lc prominence. a an ia...
II III" = ur"sprr ry. it NAV br rrnt"d THAI ur
new bull !iuus erected in thr-r towns aurin-
,hc year 1871. cat Orc aud thTcc-Coutlhs
miIIIoRG Of dOIiarSI
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
81 EIHEN BON, l6th:sreS
L. PEChIiAM, FrgUgon 5arssI
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GROCERIES.
z. II. LEIBEY, 1914 hrs~
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
1. {. WHIPPLE, Ferguson strs~
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bdkex.
L. NAGLH, FerguSOn sh-SR
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BILLIARDS.
JAN Ks BRENNAN, Ion strsS
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
O. l. HOLT, PoEt-o6IGs BpiEdBS
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BAKERIES.

BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD < MCGREGOR,
Enterprise BGkSry
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION,
J. X. JEFFREY, tn sES@,
). J. SCRIBER, 10th Street.
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CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
). II. WOODS, Eddy Strs&f
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ARDWARE

II. HOUSMAN, Fsrgvsos arsss
r. SOW EXERT, 18Th sLrsaS
). J. SCRIBER, 18th S2rea.
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FRUIES AND VEGETABLES.
). IL. WOOD. EGdv strast
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BANKS.
| EIESI NATIONAL Iefh EtrsS4
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CLOTHING.
3. HELLMAN, 1914 ssrsa
MARKS MEER, Eddy street
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FURNITURE.

CONVERSE d WARREN, Isn q
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
J. X. JEFFREY, TN s6s4,
). J. SCRIBER, 10th Sired.
BANKS.
EIESI NATIONAL Iefh street.
BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD ( MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
BILLIARDS.
JANKs BRENNAN, IotA Gtrss
ROOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, l6th.sSeS
L. PECKHAM. Fsrguson .arss.
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, I6sh street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
O. L HOLT, PoEt-o1Fes Building
CLOTHING.
3. HELLMAN, 1914 sersa
Marks & M4ER, Eddy street
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
!. II. WOODS, Eddy Ssrsa
DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy ssa3
FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs.
). IL. WOOD. EGdv strSst
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE d WARREN Jeb a
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wyoming. Its elm .te, Resources


The discovery of rich gold mines
in the Black Hills Of Northwestern
Wyoming has directed general at
tcntiOn TO our Territory, and letters
IF inquiry i'm relation Ia the climate,
resources, etc. Of yuunT common
wealth reach this ullice daily. As
we have not the time TO pen a reply
to each correspondent, we will nj
tempt to answer their queries cullec-
lively by giving Il general resume of
what may be consistently and truth
fully claimed for-ouT Territory.
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MAJOR z. a. Howard, L. $. Indian Agrut.
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Il GOODS.

MARKS t MYERS, Eddy .s,.~
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'rica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Wrl
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

MISS. . O'CLCCK Z. N.
oup 'C7 n.l Lack ard Vcst Harlem
TnrRsnAY. Aug. j-P. ".

single word viii pretty nearly cover the move
mcnt in the railway and miscellaneous shares TO-
dly and that one word is neglect. The volume OF
business is but very little in excess OF ycsterday's
small score, and many ordinarily busy brokers'
Offices were literally "skunkcd," not having done
hundred shares. Barring an occasional trtng
siuniah for turn Of X or a per cent between the
room operations there was no business transacted,
and the Stock Exchange for the greater part of the
dly resemblcd funeral There was absolutely no
feature, and as tor the impecunous brokers, those
who came 10 trade remained to play" just before
the close of the Exchange reports were circulated
TO the effect that the paper Of the Pacific Mail
steamship Company had gone to protest, and that
two or three firms in the street had failed. or
were Just upon the point of giving mp the ghost but
these reports, coming at such suspicious time Of
The day, had but very little, il any, influence upon
prices at the Stock Exchange, though there a
fractional decline at the close from the best quota
ions of the day. There seems to have been no
foundation in fct for the reported failures so far
rclatcs to the names which were bruitcd about the
street though is not to be denied that the reports
created an uneasy feeling in tho vicinity OF the EX-
change The business OF the day amounted to about
$1,000 shares, principally in Lake Shore, Pa
cifc Mail Western Union, Ohio and Mis-
sis,ippi, and Northwestern; and in the
greater number of active stocks there Las been
fractional decline from last nights prices. The de-
cline has been i'll Weoterl Union Telegraph, Is per
cent; Delaware, La ckawanna and Western, Lake
Shore Northwest Common and Preferred, and
Wabash, each Il Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
and Pacific Mail, each IS; Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Preferred, and Hannibal and st. Joe, each l2
per cent. The advance in prices in Central aud
Hudson & per cent; Harlem and Union Pacific,
each Il Rock Island, b; Ohio and Mississippi, o.
and Mayposa p per cent, while Erie, Quicksilver,
and s. Paul Common and Preferred close the same
as on yesterday. The opening highest. lowest, and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day will be
found In Lhe following iablo:
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
THE WORLDS FAIR 1876.

James Hussell LO,rell IN The Ndtion
Columbia, puzzled what she should display
OF true homemade ON her Centennial Day.,
Asked Brother Jonathan he scratched his head,
Whitfield a while renectively and said
{" Your own invention and own making, toot
Why any child could tell ye what to do:
show can your Civil Service, and explain
How all mems loss is everybodyk gain;
Show your new patent 10 increase your rents
BY paving quarters for collecting cents:
Show your short cut TO cure financial ills,
BY making paper-colars current bills:
Show your bca ching- process cheap and brief,
To wit q Jury chosen by the thief
Show your state Legislatures show your Ringss
And challenge Europe 20 produce such things
As high officials sitting half in sight
To share The plundor and to fix things right;
IL that don't fetch her, why, you only need
To show ycnr latest 81 ; lie in martyrs-Tweed;
She'll find II hard to hide her spitcful tears
At such advance in one poor hundred years."
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

The money market was without change, and mo
old stereotyped rates of 1i2a2 per crat Tor call
loans prevailed until shortly before tie close Of
business when rates went up 70 4Gj per Mt, under
the temporary scare about failures, bat soon subsded
to the old groove. Discounts are a shade harder,
and We quote tho range at ! per cent. The Customs
receipts al Washington to-day We're T9OO,DOO, and
the Internal Revenue receipts $4,000, the United
States Treasurer rocciying S7s0,0OO In National
bank notes for redemption. The following was tho
Clearinghouse statement: Currency cx Aanses,
&6O.0oGl5t currency balances, F3,70G3oD; gold
exchange - Isl 7Gs': gold balances, - ,J22, J9j.
Government bonds were steady TO iira, and tho
pIincipal trade seemed 20 lie for export. We annex
..
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
LIIER4RY NOTES.

Mrs. Charles, the author Of the "SchOnberg-
Gotta books is about to publish story Of modern life
A volume on 1.-The Attic Orators" by Prof.
T. C. Jebb is on the presses Of Macmillan d Co The
author s an eminent English classical scholar, VINO
formerly held the post Of Public Orator al Cambridge
Uniyersity
The returns Of the Book Fair, now in show
tha the sales exceeded 100000 There is considerable
continent in the trade in favor Of supplementary fair
- October Hereafter there will he only one Fan FAR
m September Or OCTOBER.
John Wiley & Son have in press treatise
The Elements of Graphical states in their Applica-
ton 10 Framed s,rucuresr by A. Jay Du Bos G. E. and
is Importance lies in lis present uon o. h'tneu'ue"i
solutions of the continuous girder, Daccd aroh ana
stone arch.
The forthcoming number Of Hdrper's Monthly
viii contain another paper the Massachusetts, towns
Gloucester and Cape Ann" tenth nstaiimcnt OF
Porte Crayons long interrupted series on "Tle Noun
aius the gst of series Of papers on The South Ken
.ncton Museum; an article by Mr. Parton on Recent
'nclish Carcature; the sixth OF Prof las archtoio-i
81 papers; and a description OF "Ihe IouIhXneW oi
,le AllGde Ages" Prof ". c. Sumner 81 Nale con
4hutesa review of our Monetary Dcyelopment to The
First Century Of the Republic" series ana Mr. ,%hn
iAgcow continues Lis articles on llaytcn lr"Vthai
ilosophy Among tho MINOR articles is one answering
lie query, "Can We speak Lnglsht
Edward Everett Hale has not been known as
% poet but tie September ScribncrS will contain coli
"a, poen, from his pen Anna Matters Roll" TlS con.
hton is the FIRST result Of Te Oh oad Nee ccnsoda-
uop "A Study Of Shakespeare by Vim. Page, with two
ngraNngs from the death mask viii I've the salient iea-
re of the magazine. Among other features viii he he
trst Of L. c. scGinans two papers on Minor Victorian
f.ots" Miss Charlotte L. Bates writes IN Verse "Atcr
i.eaduc 'Morituri sllutamus.'" There will no fac
mile Of one Pocs early poems. ca. Waring con-
hides his Farmers Vacation" with sixth paper on
Guernsey and sark' and in the series on American
.l,es there Is q paper on Chicago, by j. W stJh.n
a. Holland writes of The TtOH-bcccher trial ana tAe
my system
The London Spectator praises the translation
afLer1nontofrs poem, The Crcassan Boy by M s. =
Conant of Harpe,'S Wcck{H THE Translation into
English seems 10 us TO be admirably done; there IS
oiling forced about IT, and it gives Us simple story,
Of tenderness and pafhos with wild. strange under
ins fancy The German version from which TINS trans
ion is made is 10y Bodeu adt and is ACKNOWLEDGED to
D.. psftcfy aitful ~ the ton" and sprt OF tic o-al
~ Couants las CvG,utlY been nor u ioNe; ii l5
difficult to believe that these clear tDouehs, nan ii'
al the beauty OF the crh aud sky tender musings ana
,ingng regrets of the dying boya ho relates tAr lair
roIs dreams which To him in The hret Interval o
as freedom from tie prison shelter o the cloSttf N"tIe
had saved fIom the faic OF iiS routed lic ana
piurod father tD U- through thc van Oi dOuole
lferpre ion the sieve of two languages
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
Thc onll .nIe Of eity lax shares va no Tomth

There was i lively trade in the railroad bond list,
and prices were strong The Pacilics led the adj
vance movement, Ccntrlls selling at l01 L, while
Union frsts advanced to 100, the Sinking Funds
fetching 96i2. There wa very large business in
Chicago and North-Westom Consolidated Coupon
Gold Bonds, which brought SSi2G 's9s, new buy
er, appearing for these layorte issues at every frac-
tional yielding Upward OF $4,000 Harlem 7 per
cent ISIS sold up from 1tll4 to 1ll5s. Michigan
Central ~ fetched l032l; Long Dock bonds, 102;
New-Jerscy Central new bonds, lO9&l: and Albany
and Susquchanna lists, 10. The following are tho
lids:
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
Ucuii5irD.

4 SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
"A rs We, Thirty 'ourilsi near Broadway aud SxlG'
ave special reCi iu'ai dent fT Iatlna, g'll' ann w
cqu; also coral luhD, crlioh TAKE green cans foih
nir.I.iDU GlI l20 N,et : ihirtf -purthst
GONEFhIN& NEW CHEAP and BEACTi-
- FELONY hose Pad Plates uBii%ins color ahd r"'
sflUn, artificial ta,th. CHr,s tinS
led 0- M suty str aEi Gt guo,s needs on, too" seen
IL ne anpIsoiitcd made IN On d1y ana Only - ler '
I'd, ana ckauAc. Ash, best Rubber r-.3 nom @lO ~ sly
cold and i4una. 81 90 iJ Extracting Un.'r ld3. H. l.
g. WAIT. 70 taat Iweutyhiri q, near VI sou ave.
Tg1HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
4 Dl GEO "A. MDDENA$N. SD "iIve. near anti~tr
o., npI,oa, h a e the crOwuire sh of dental ant
uc~i sets -, "a. so
TE7EETH MADE and TITTED in few hours
yy,tl. tn. -igtost rain nl inconvenience; masciipn
and natural appesiuca eflaucrd I-,H aird Win IraI
,I.flg or gonl Pinpn,~ the tc'tn poet free, trcs
sfa'ipi Dr. I. !. ROBERTS 81 Bnnd-si. y !.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
Miscellaneous.
TINTED STATES SCHOOL
~ AND
CDLLEGE DIEECTORY.


nearly 200 pages compiled expressly guiie
aid and guard IN selecting school ~ cont ns a
complete s Of an The schools and Cal gcs 10 ~, lmc
Statcs Information In rsaIi 20 places WIc IN tie scl0
located the climate, railroad faclrs &c also sIScil
description 0i The most desirable institutions of caniug
sent free upon application. Uosiags six contsI
II. COTESWORTH pINCKNEY.
Bureau Of School Advertising and Information, Domestic
Buliing corner broadway and l4hHi, New York CITY
Pamphlets ~ the leading Semn1res and Aca1cmes both
city and country. aso be obtained free Of expense by
calling Al the Directory once, aDO,e ia niOn square.
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New Domestic Novel by Linn Boyd Porter.
Paper rs cents Cloth, 81 20.
For sale at the Bookstores Mailed postpaid on receipt Of
VIM. i. GILL & Co.. Publishers.
800 Washin2tonst Boston
JNUE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE-A
account this terrible tragedy Is conaln "A
Mr StcnhOuse's ROCKY MOUNTAIN SAINTS,
compete history of the Mormons Fully illustrated With en-
cravings maps &C This Is grat book for Agents AZ he
present time For full particulars apply to ne rubhhes'
j.. APPLETON d CO.. $40 and sol Broadway, Ncw-1oik
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

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don Of the Managers of the Bank of England, but no
change made in the minimum rate of discount,
and il still stands at 2i2 per cent. In the outside
market three months bills arc discounted at 7,Q2
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

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