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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-30
ORDINANCE No. 3,

An Ordinance To abate the nuisance a.
Dogs running at large.
inc lard of Trustees Of Carson Cry do
Ordain:
SECTION /. ANY person keeping any
dog OF dogs within the limits Of Carson
CIty shall procure from the city Marsha
a tag for each dog. for which he or she
shall pay yearly license rs follows. iNr
each male dog the sum of three dollars ;
for each female dog the sum OF I'VE dot
lars. and shall be entitled 10 ~ rrcipf
therefor.
SEC. =. II shall he the duty NJ ibe cily
Clerk To procure NJ the eSpcnsr
of the city, and deliver Ia the
City Marshal, such nu m Der ri suitable
tags as ma. be required. taking his receipt
therefor. said tags shalt I've disposed of
by said City Marshal IN the manner here
matter provided. HI shall also make out
and submit 10 the Board 81 Trustees aI
each regular meeting. ~ verified state
mcnt ofhs res~tDts nom the sale of dog
tags for each week ending the saturday
preceding showing the amoun; paid out
aud iptaiNed by him for tees, ns herrln-
astrt provided, and the amount paid into
iiv treasury.
Sic =. tshall be the duty Of thc city
Marshal and OF every policeman 10 take
into custody amy dog or dogs running at
large not provided with, and wearing
tags. as herein provided, and place such
dog or dogs in the city pound; and when
so impounded they shalt be kept securely
for forty-eieht hours. II MOI canned ana
redeemed before the expiration of such
time. they shall be killed and buried by
the officer impoundlng them.
SEC. For each tag sold the City Mar
shall shall he entitled TO ~ fee of ten per
cent: for killing and burying each I'm
pounded dog. he shall receive the sum of
one dollar. The fees herein provided for
shall b" retained and paid ont of the mo-
ney derived from. the sale OF dog tags by
the CITY Marshal.
SEC. 5. Any person wishing Ia redeem
a dog that has been impounded, shall
pay to the City Marshal the sum of five
dollars, il u male dog, and the sum OF
seven dollars. II n female dog. for tag,
or procure receipt showing that n
license OH said dog has been pad within
the year, in which case the cost ofanotlcr
tag shall be but one dollar.
SEC. d. Any person or persons who
shall be guilty " counterfeitirg the tags
herein provided for, with the intent 10 de-
fraud the city, shall, upon conviction
thereof in the Recorders Court. be pun
ished by "A fine not exceeding nifty dol
lars, or by imprisonment not exceeding
twenty. five days, or by both such fin"
and Imprisonment.
Adopted March %. 1875.
II. r. RICE,
President
Attest:
I. J. EDWARDS,
Clerk.
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ORDINANCES Ne. &.

An Ordinance for the preservation of tho
peace. morals. comfort AID health " the ciH-
"A ms Of Carson City.
The board Of Trustees Of C1rscn City 10 or
dain
sEclIos !. Il shall not be lawful for any
person to lie or sleep cn any of the Sidewalks
streets, slleys or in public plaoss within the
city, or TO sppear t1nxein in such . siate OF in
toNication or drunkeunsss 20 b. unabic 10
take proper care OF hinsslf or herself or to dis.
turb the peace or quiet q any pe,son. family or
n&iehbOfhoOd by drunkaD0ess. OF BY max NIX
loud or unusual noises. CT by loud, violent or
offensive lang mage, or by boisterous. tumultu ous
err of. nsive conduct, or by atening. traduc-
ing. quaIreling. or ons,ing or challengip: to
igut. OF in any other way or manner whatsoever
SIC 2. IL shall rot bc lawful fov any person
to rsce. run. ride or drive any animal or sn..
mails IN - sny Of the streets or alleys within
the city. or At . rate VI suetd exceeding eight
miles ~ hour.
SIC. 3. II shall not b. lawful for any person
20 Ere OF or diach barge within the limits of the
city. any ordnance. gun. rifle, pistol ar other
firearms nor ans squiD, rocke.. Roman candle.
chaser 11re CRACKER. or other fireworks If Any
kind or nsture wla. scever; and II shall be uu.
lawful to make ANY bonfire or lurn any hay
straw. shavips. ~ other ccmbusi BILE msterisl
within the city u night: Provided, that tho
President Of the Board Of Trustees may grant
written permits 20 Ars ordnance. fireworks, and
make bonnra at such times and places - he
may deem llr0psf.
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|! tOdy; for tnking Vp aud impoundin eaci,
| colt, calf, hog, sheep or goat. Une dollar
! and twenty-five GEMS. and scvc' y-nvc
| cents ench for feeding and keeping the
same for each day II is in custOdy: ana in
care Of rede ptiOn before sale and after
alvertiseIDs mt, the price of such advert
scmcnt, and one dollar Tor making u out,
and in ease of 81 lie in addition to the 4, rc-
going fees and charges, the said CITY Mar
shall shall m allowed comm ission Of ten
percent. upon the gross proceeds OF such
sale.
SEC. 4. II NJ any time within twelve
months after any sale ~ herein prov idcd
any pers ~ shall prove thar hc or she was
the lawful owner Of the animal sold, the
Board OF Trustees shall allow ~ claim in
favor of such person, payable out Of the
Fund, for the particular
amount paid into the treasury ON account
OF said animal
SEC. y. II any person shall interior.
with oppose or resist the CITY Marshal
or any OF his duly authorized assistants.
while engaged In performing any duty
imposed by this Act, he Or she shall. npon
convict'sp, I've punished by fine Of not
less than twenty nor more than two hun
dred dollars, or by imprisonment for not
less than two nor more than one hundred
days, or hy both such hne and INN ison-
ment; and II the city Marshal or any q:
his assistants shall violate any oIthe p,o-
visions of this Act, the person violating il
shall, upon conviction thereof, he fined
in any sum not less than twenty dollars,
nor more than two hundred dollars. or
shall nc imprisoned not less than ten,
nor more than one hundred days, or he
punished by both such fine and impris-
Onment.
SIC. 10. II shall he unlawful for rny
live swine To be kept within tie city Inn
its.
SEC. IL. Every person or persons own
ing, possessing. claiming, or having the
care, charge or control Of any swine, who
shall Keep, or have any swine within the
limits a, Srrihcd in section one oI his Ac..
except for the purpose Of driving or ear
rying them through the city snail. upon
conviction hereof, be punished by "a finc
of NOT less than ten nor more thau five
not less than five nor more than two hum
drrd days, or by both such finc aud i'm
prisonment, and each day any such swine
shall be kept as aforesaid whether before
or after conviction. shall constitute q new
punishable in the same manner
as aforesaid
SEC. II. IL shall be the duty ol the City
Marshal out ~ the monies collected a.
fees under the provisions oi this Act, 10
erect and maintain the inclosure ar pound
provided for in section two; and an bal
lances of monies arising from said source
may he retained by said Marshal as com.
pensation for services.
Adopted March -. 1873.
II. +. RICE,
President.
Attest:
r. j. EDWARDS,
clerk
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ORDINANCE No. 5.

An ordinla ace to prevent ths obs'ras'.cn "
strecte, sidewalks, &c.
The Board Of Trustees If Carson City 90 or.
dsin:
SFcTics ]. No persch OF business firm shsll
place or cause ~ he placed upon NJ, street,
sidewalk. square or thorunghfsra, sns boa,
ba.e lr,nbgr or any other thing ~ sny bntu.
Whatsoever, ~ far % 20 obsi,1,,i III. same, a.
cep,iug oaly fut the dispisy II gods, VANS
aud merchandise. prora'e., that abN Isfson
erect ng or n pairing any building may crruty
ard 49,. the sidewalk and on. third ~ the street
in front th.rCof, ior sach tine NJ ~ nccrssr',
for the deposit ny 81 mater al required for thu
cngB:ruciiun rr repair thcroi; rud poo n dJn'
,h>., that for the purpose OF d'splsy'uc goods.
yrres and merchandise, two istt 10 wnlth, colt.
n,enc ng at the front lin. OF the LOT may ~ w..
pror.d.d, that . space DISK feet IN width shsll
al all times bs kept Gear for the s'ronhnsi1
lion cf persons passing. and t'pf "s' ferih-f.
that nn rchalts sud others receiving SAD del.v
-iiue Loods shsli lie slinw.dsl horrs FROM t.a
tina hoy arr d.positcd un' they nre renoy'..
srr, q Any person by whom, VI under wh,ee
direction OF authority, any portion OF pnbhn
street, alley or sidewalk may bs made DANGER.
Gus, shall erect. and 81 long ~ the dagger iilsy
continue. maintain around the portion ~ M
str~cs, alley or sidewalk 40 msJe dangerous, d
GOOD and ssbstaItsl barrier, aud shall ,aus' 10
he ma ntained during tie night, fro,n suh~tt
till daylight, n lighted lantern at both ends at
such portion of the street. alley or sidewalk W
src. $. No person shall in any manner or for
apy purrnse, bresk up, diy up, disturb, uU'isr.
mine. or dig under, orcausc Ia be dug mp, O-okep
M, Disturbed. undermined, or jug under, sny
public street. bishwayor place, or MI In, put.
pla,, theron. or deposit IN ar nIon any ru,lic
street. highway, or place any earth, sxna, dil'.
clsy, MANURE. or rock without the pc mi,,ion 81
the Board II Trustees icing hrst had sAd oh.
tsincd.
Of the prJvisions Of 'hts orfin'ncr, ,hAu We
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| Sxr n ,hajI IL, pptssiul ia, nm, m,.,n
\ in any ,,r.t Nv .ptrep Irli ~ ON -, IA ,p,
| public rla.4 , hin the city, Miih.n The ,,,a d,
| h, ,r,rp ,f ~, On a.. Nsp,pbl, exp,,s. h,,.
.r her y. rpo,. 60. . ..r,iuct Itp,,if ur n, r.. 1,
| IN a I, VII. lir..t,n.s r tn,,.r-ni r,anp,t q, Il.
~, Duy Indecent - A.. anon. Iaprast,. an ,n
a,Iesr in amy r,u,h,, !, ',i,neit, cslruis,..,
or /, ndtn, t,y conceal A., . Misc nj. ar b,, 40,
az r,I,nl,,,d or =, na,,,. T., t.J 30 alag ,be ,,
/, .,, O., n,,.,,l. IL ~, n,, Zen, .,, 80 A, a., ~,
,,,h.r ,r, =, ,hsr., xh.,..,,,, ,.,,n,,t. ~,
!. n,i,,y 10 N, nj .,cI,,.,y ar ,,,... ,r,,.l.
s,r n h.,I h. ,n,swtul Tor m, ..,,.,
,.iuy l.xd ar n.rbns,, a., b,,,n, m, r, mn.
,tun Of ls.inv = nro.,,,ui, ,r l,wa w,u.u a., a.,
nny woman rc.,iiuv a, L.,nr i'm an, buaa,
h,u.p br,., al, ...icn.ti,, , , Lsn.. 81 an ,a,,,,
=, IN ,,, r,,,n, ~ b,,,.,. h,,i,y an, ,.nn,a,,,,
-, ~, 1,,s,y ha,,.. h,,.,, ~, .s.,,,,,.,,,,,
~ 49,, n, -. n, .,.,,i ~, ~, =, ,'' ~, ~.
cinity 81 ,ry a.or or wIrtlo,, a., .uy al rom.
@, haus, or o:, the sidewalk IA, font tb,r, al,
ard by position, looks. tDoiinu,, s,tiu.s "a
words rn,icr. or rndca ,,r a. rniir, nny pvfs,l
,u enter snch house or ?, ON ~ u, then sptsar
nucs there or t~bnyior Ia ,i,uu,, t, an ,,,ior.,
rassers by ~ their chas,t,~ or ,,rutsijon. a.,
iii, character or r,put.tiup of IL, hams, a.,
room
So a. II sball not b.s lawn, FOR An, ,,,.,,
To- slaughter apy animal " thin lac ,ii or to
erect ma n,nin or use, o. cans, ~ h. ..,ri,d
m,,p:,ir,si ar used, u,tb,n m, CIV Cav NM.
shed o. other bu,,dnp. A. |. .l.npbt.r I,.,,,, ar
70 dr, ~ or clean airy sisushi, "a artmsi v .h,n
IN. ,i,, or 30 h,cp ANY pit. p,ol ar nj "A
s,,,,J,,,y water f,r t,nn,rs ,r J,,s, ~. ~, g.,
.ny .th.r nnr, 90. .bsi, 30, p ma, 4 an ,..,t, !,
nuvhnJ ,on,, or orepsiyr ar ,o,il.,b.,p, ,,sy,
nnon, rlsce or keep in any street alley pnnl,,
,ousre In ward ar other ali. 1. ATTAIN ~, ,.,I.
"a, uo.iuu. uri,v, sink or c,..r,nl. msuu,,.
.,asur,n water, dis.pinGs from ANY p,iy,, ana
or ,,s,,,ool' or .ny s"si snim,, ~, ., III,
green hide. or sLins mn, md up.,u.,J nnv bol,
any Kind cr nature whs so-v,r.
~, shsn l.. Law pl A IA, IN.
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SEC. 10. Every person, firm, association. cor
roration. agent. factor, or eInpioye traosactlng,
Carrying on or conducting any business. or
trade, calling, shall pay Tor license SO to do,
10 said Carson City, as follows. to wit.
FIRST CLASS.
For keeping public dance house hurdy-
gurdy house, so per qusr.er.
SECOND CLASS.
Tor each banking house snd for hawking or
iaddlEg, or offering for sale ally 500 DIS, wares
or rn,rchandi-e ot any description. or any other
articles $50 per quarter: i,soridod that hawksr
o- y, ddier nay take ont = daily license by pay
ing therefor $40 per day, and prrt<l'd J further
thst lie. use shah h. require! 1or selling the
productions. of this state, when sold by the Pre-
lacef.
THIRD Class.
For every auc,oueer broker. pawnbroker. or
bo, canvasser, Sc per quarter; ,DS-'ded, that =
daily license may be issued to auctienee re and
book canvsssrrs vt 81. 30 per day Tor the former,
and 81 per day tor the latter.
FoUL-H CLASS.
For kaeping a house Of iIl-fame where wines,
llqao-e or cigars art sold, SIS per auart.r.
FIFTH CLASS.
For keeping 4 bowling alley, Chinese laundry.
insurance agency, livery stable. lumuef yard,
saloon. hay yarti. barn, coral. shed, or other
enclosure tor the salc OF holses, mules, or other
animals, hay, grain or wagons: every nnnufac-
tory Of acid, LIMESTONE, or soap. express and
s;age companies. WEose moAtAiy receipts exceed
81 .liG: telegraph companies. whose monthly re-
ceipts exceed S:5"t; gas and water companies.
uutlert akers dealers in groceries, hardware, dry
eoocs clothing. furnls hing goods, furniture.
jewelry, drugs, station. ry and books. saddle and
harness shops. ard all butchers: brewers and
forwarding merchants, $40 Ief1,nrter.
sIxTA CLASS.
Every express or stage company whose month
" receipts are under 81 $40, telegraph cbmpa-
MES whose receipts are uRdvr SNW per month,
bar Der shops having two chairs or more. billiard
rooms with two more tables every bill poster.
tailor Shop, carpenter shoeInaker'or paint shop
Publishers, wagon or blacksmith
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ORDINANCES Ne. q.

An "a linuncc concs rning Indians
The Board OF Trustees of Carson ,ity do ~
b.
NEcriou ,. No uDtayrd. un iori-s'ict't''
fcsssbs- IssilAn shall In lcriniti.d 10 f-,us,n
within the city liIits bet eeb s,ins't aud sun
risv. aud no nntsAcd. undciwsticstcl mali in-
d an. unless enplay<a b. An American ,itia,r.
or white alisn, slisu h. allowed to remain "a
said Carson City tsaw,en sunset and suiisiss.
sNc. .. II shall h Ii, duty ~ H., City Mar
shat to arrest every Indian violating this Ordi--
nnce, aud consne him or her IN the county isiI,
without fo,d. unsil the usual hour Of op~n'ns
eaid Jail the ~xt movtSna.
Adopted March, 2G, 1879.
~ y. RICH.
Prad,lt
Attest:
I, ]. EpwARps,
City Ckrk.
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shop, millinery stores. cond hand furniture
dealers photograph gnlltr..s, Iiuhii"r " gss
hitter, every mandatory of Wines. cider, soda
water or tarsapsriIla and very person gagged
i'll selling confectionery. fruit. cigars, cutlery
and other war, ard mt re handise from a stand
in the STREETS or on sdt walks. Ie,.dliLg fruit
and cent, ctionery with . basket, or ice cream
from n cart. fruit and V. EciAhlo sihnts, rstsn-
rants. chop houses. g, fee "r oy-t'r saloons.
boarding or lodging houses, Or other rfrkh-
n..pt saIs ons r lac, ,V'rN - u o. ,Npress VS.
Gun, truck or Gray emf luyrn inl lire. and tv.iy
lawy'r and physician. ~ pr quarter. Iror'ded.
that hl1 poett r. may take .ut dsiiy license by
paying ~ per day.
kENESIH CLASS.
Every cirrus or menagerie. $40 per day.
EIGHTH CLASS.
Every thester. MINISTRIES. III. lo,ie1n. ar any
sion fee, - per day.
NTH Il 49,.
Every luctitn ecr. hSwker, p.ddleT, and every
coucs = or lecture. 81 80 per day.
TENTH CLASS.
Evcry bill potter and book csnvasssr, - pr
day.
ELEVENTH 'iAss.
Tor evrIy barber shop with one clsir. and
for keeping one billiard table, - per quarter.
Ado pied March 30. 1915.
II. + RICE,
President.
Attest:
7. !. Edwards
Clerk
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IMPORTANT. Endors-d by .ho Medical pro-
fe~s ion. pR. VIM. HALLS BAt.sAM FOR THE
LUNGS cur Coughs. Colds aud Cor SUMPTION,
and all Diseases Of the Throat and Ch,kt. DR.
TOWNSHIPS ToorHAcgf ANopYNE curs
in one MINUTE. rnhls.tn
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TRADE DoLLAR.-We are officially H.
formed that the coinage on Trade Dol
lars has been increased from one half OF
one per cent nominal value TO one per
cent. on and after the 10Th instant.
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THIEVES ABoUr.-An attempt was
made abca. 2 O'Clock Sunday morning
to burg,afize house In TIE southwest
ern part of town. The slpates were
awakened by the noise made by tie
xould-be robbers an5 the scoundreis
he'd without securing anything. Our
citizens should he oa their guard to
GIVE such CUSTOMERS a dose Of cold lead.
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Adm UHL's baby got christened or
Sunday, at home. Mr.. Allen did it.
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JOIN SHRIEyEs is very sick with ppeu-
monia. Serious matter, VIC fear.
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some LITTLE sR5oTING and good deal
Of hubbrb in Chinatown about early
candle-lighting last evening. Don't
know the secret history of the same and
don't want to, They may shoot and
shoot till the COWS come so they don't
shoot Us.
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CosNlc5, friend Of our better days
when none knew BIN but 10 sttvsti his
auctiou-sales and more named him bet
TO bid. is once more upon his adop.-i
heath and his name is usual. Ia EGe
stone block over foinsnt oor froEs CO
John be found. Ii is We'll for him to lie
here.
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CHRlsrESED.-OnS Sunday Mike Stew
arts boy baby. Johnny Mcors's little
girls. Gen. Edwards gal baby and an
infant son Of Mr.. Edmund James were
christened in the Episcopal Church. by
Rev. Geo. b. Allen.
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RETUnSED.-Mr. Adolphus Waltz has
returned from San Francisco.
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A SMALL bit of snow siuail by way
Of variety night before last. Yesterday
the wind came dow. 10 a keen and easy
flowing stream from the North pole, cut
ting like a butcher knife tharpened ON
brick-bat.
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stock Brokers.

Oar enterprising fellox-men. Messrs.
Pixley K Mcconnell, more intimately
known rs Bob Pixley and Ike Mcconnell
have. Ms has been heretofore intimated
they were ahoUt to do. opened stock
brokerage office in the southeast corner
Of Mr. Jacob Tohriners grocery store.
Carson street: The new firm fly their
flag with holiness and perspieacity on
sign board, on polished zinc and in the
columnso the APPEAL. This last is II
sign they mean business. IN hoe sigho
stocks Here is a firm that deserves all
the success they can achieve. Regular
sage brushers. thorough CarSonites.
Bob dates back when ssgc hens lay Their
eggs where Jerry Schooling now salts
away the States moneys; Mcconnell is
identified with the opening CEREMONIES
Of the Carson Mint. Let them rise ',iil
they meet the sun in his coming. and
may the earliest rays of morning gid
them and parting day finger and play
about their submits. See tie card Of
EN-.
The SERVICES at the Episcopal Church
on Sunday nigh. were OF a very interest
ing character As the custom is on such
occasions. each class was s.lf-provided
with an emblem and hymn learn; special
~ for the evening. The choir singing
was exceptionally good. and the services
though long were anything but tedious.
The infant class were reminded IL some
appropriate remarks bv Mr. Allen of the
death Of their little conrade. Charley
O'Dougherty: and one sveet little voice
sang IA sweet requiem song which
touched all hearts This is the most
nourishing Sunday school in the State
thanks to the energies Of the pastor and
his very earnestly working fock. Space
foFbids as extended notice OF this
Easter light church jubilee as It. is cd
titled to. 1t is not too much to cav that
ii covered the ground fully and satisfac
,o:ily.
The New Gas a Success.
Our attention was called last nj sht 10
the burning Of the Carson G@s Cox
pany's gas Ii had Just been turned on
1t burns. as We noted while in the Carl
toll, with strong, yellow light ard with
surprising steadiness for new gas. There
is no use gassing about it at any c-ea.
length Gas il gas; ap1 this is the real
Simon pure CLEAN chawed" article.
The Carson Gas Works are 4 sucress, !
for the proof Of the puddin' is in tast-
ing the bag, and the bag has been tasted |
THE Scol rIsH RTE MAsoSs had turn !
out on Sunday morning and attended |
divine services at the Methodist Church. |
The members of the order presented a !
fine appearance in their handsome r. !
gala. Rev. Tevis preached then, en- ,
yesterday sermon-an excellent ais ,
course.
CosNlCE., friend Of our BETTER dtvs !
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l COMPLIMENTARY

A COMPLIMENTARY TICKET TO tie
Catholic bali of last evening is acknov!-
edged Would have been presen. and
shuck tut there. but Office duties held
us too closely We hear that the party
is a grand success. Hope SO.
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Meeting Of sile Town Trustees Toe
DAY.

The Board OF Town Trustees will
meet this Tuesday afternoon ct the Of
fee OF the County Clerk. Mt $50 o clock.
SO President Rice authorizes US 20 say.
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Ghe Carson 4ailn appeal

CARSON CITY:
Tuesday . March 30, 1875
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-03

mother, "to take thirty-five of YOUR
brothers and go to the party in Grand
street this evening. There Is to be a fine
supper set out, and great deal of gas
lighted, and great deal of heat. The
children are to stay very late, and one of
you will be needed to go home with
every child and remain with it all day
tomorrow"
Twill they show themselves to COM
pany?" | asked.
mo; my children will be invisible;
but they will use their fists well to pound
and hammer the heads of those young
guests tomorrow"
How dreadfulw
mot dreadful at ALL Those children
are all disobeylng the rules of Health,
which are very simple. | send my little
ones to them, not as a punishment, but
as warning. | heard of a children'S
party yesterday in the open air. They
all went home and to bed early. sent
no headaches there"
More little fellows came in for orders.
y
went to children who would play in the
hot sun; some to some little boys who
made themselves very dizzy sliding down
the banisters; some to children who
spent great deal of their pocket-money
in colored sweet things which looked
like pink and yellow eggs.
"Do you think, then, that children
should never eat good things, Mrs. Head
ache, nor play much, nor run?"
By no means. want them to play
and run. Iwant them to eat good things,
but not such good things, or rather bad
things, as pink and yellow and purple
sugar-plums. / must send them my
warnings if they will not obey the rules
of Health. Some of them sit up great
deal too late; some walk great deal too
much; others not half enough. Some
study too hard-pore over their lessons
when they ought to be playing. On! l
have great deal to do, can tell you,
but can always wait upon you, ma am,
if you want me. Just let me know"
By mail?" | inquired.
mo; by my telegraph. Sit in a very
hot room, or eat anything you know to
be bad for you, or sleep with your win
doWs shut down-there are many ways to
summon me-and | will attend to the call
at once, and let you have any number of
my NEST active children to try their fists
on the tenderest part of your head"
thanked Mrs. Headache, and went
home just as fast as could.-St Njcb0l0s
for June.