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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
TO TpF UNFORTUNATE
: NEW REMEDlE6 :
4 NEW REMEDIES :
II DIR. GrD8ON'a DIsPENSARH
633 Koarny street.

GSS A00Imy SSHcVss
On, Francisco Established IL 1884. for the
trcatneas Of sexual and seminal Diseases such
"A (;ouorr.ea elect, Structure, syphilis IN
II, forms, seminal Weakness. Impotency. etc.
skin Diseases NJ years standing snd iAcersIed
Legs successfully treated.
Semfmn; Weakness.
S,n1ina Emissions, the consequence OF sets-
sh,1se: This solitary vice. or deprased sexual
indulgence is practiced by the youth OF both
s.t,, 10 an almost unlimited extent, producing
With unerrine certainty, the f0lioVlSs train az
morbid symptoms. unless coihpu'tu ~ ssien.''
ID, medical measures, viz: Sklio@ eount.h
ance dark spots under the eyes. PAIN III the
head ringing in the ears, noise like the rustiihS
of leaves and rattlin! OF Chariota, uneasihees
sbout the loins. weakness OF the llnhcs' com
sod vision biHnted intellect, loss u connu.nte,
dits.dence III approaching STRANGERS q oiehhe "
form new acquain5a nces, disposition 10 snul
society loss of memory, hectic nushes. puppies
an! various trurtiAns sbout The faces, iuri"i
te.gue. fetid breath, coughs, consumption. .
night swests, Inonorana aud frequent INSANITY.
If rel'.f be not obtained, should apply imlna.
diatoiy either in person or by letter. anu nave .
cure effected by his new and scientific mode o.
treating this disease, which never fails d Ell.
fectlrg d quick ard radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED Al
HOME by addressing letter to DIR GlBBoN.
strtinl, case, symptoms. .ength OF uhe inc us
es.. has continued and have medicine prompt
" forwarded. free from damage and curiosity,
to any part Of the country, with full ana pam
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin. In
registered letter, through the Postotace "F
through Wells. Fargo CO.: d packas- OF meuI-
cine will be FORWARDED to any part 0! the mon.
Correspondence will please inform DR.. Gihbon
that thew rasl mis- advertisements in the ArPEAL
Address, DIR. j. F. GlBBON.
nctla.Iy Box 1857, San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
. urA %TsD GOY.D

aad silver M;riEI Company. Location
Of p-incipsl r.sce Of business, Carson City.
=, vs,Ia. Location Of works. Pyramid Lake
MinirE I.-tr:ct, Wash"a County, N.rada.-
Notice - hereby gwen .iiat there are delinquent
upon the following: described csrits. atock OF
tta Company on account Of Assessment No. >,
levied sr:,tist ;tth. 1876. III" several amounts
st uppc-s,., IA. ne ..s OF tia respective share.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
Scxs,l,TqON~ AND TLATTORN
sr TlSE HEplPJlGAN IA.
YsVSAl. CONVENTION

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28

Ar,. in srcOriance with la" and 81 "ftrT "'
shv i.s-l 80 Trustees, u:scc on the itth DAY
II AUGUST l-:t 81 ;,,sny shares -: cachrarH III
,5'rl, s,."k a. nla. H. necessary viii i've S'ld ~
r,i,llr Any. =, ~ til. ofic" Il the eccl'iry,
~ y =. Il !.-u-,Ni I'w.lry store III ne
't!Irs.- sea, tAr-.Ia stree. iar "n ,:ty. ~
Sa.i,. "a Il.
Th,rsirth :!Drht day Of sept. 1876.
At he h.,rr III - NJ. I'll -ait. day. :" nay said
4 Iif;iu-nt s--s-~Iu"ut thereon. ether vain
costs ri al.,, rtis.r. aud expenses Il he sale.
John y ELI. Secretary.
Cs-s.n ,ii.. r vt. mixer 3th, $50 sl'-;d
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08
VIGILANCE cosIm1TTEEs.

Just Mt thi1 time tho merits and de-
merits Of Vigilance Committees is quite
au object Of interest, and their nets ore
the foundation Of much tnlk and COM
mcnt. Such actions always have their
friends as we'll as their enemies. and in
most instances the communities in
which they arc pncIiced are about
equally divided on the question.
It hns been only n short time since we
have heard Of the action Of the Vigil
lantcs mt our State Capital, and we arc
on the verge of having O similar state
Of affairs in u neighboring county.
Eureka. but hope that the citizens of
that community will consider we'll the
solemnity of their acts before thoy
launch another soul into eternity, with
out giving the poor mortal an Opportu-
nifty Of having his sido of the case made
known.
Tie Sentinel states that another lot of
notices have been served OIL obnoxious
individuals, warming them OF the conse-
quences Of remaining in that city. and
we agree with our contemporary TINT
the members Of ..G0I'' arc going II little
too far i'll tliut respect.
The general tendency of such Com
mittecs Of Safety, as they generally
style themselves. is directly the reverse
OF that which is intended. but the great
est objection to them is thut they never
know when to quit. and are just ns lln-
bio to punish the innocent as the
guilty. Lnwlessness, in any form,
ought not to be tolerated, whether on
the highway or by order OF tho Ccm-
nlittec Of Safety. We havo laws. aud
good Ones, too, that will covor any mud
nil degrees OF crime, and il they arc
enforced there is no use of having my
''G0l." The defect complained OF is
not in the laws. 1t is in the j%urieS, and
if jurymeu do their duty, fearlessly and
faithfully, there need be no further dan
ger felt from the rough element, which
TO q considerable extent, assists in max
ing up our society. Punish crime law
fully and severely, md The hardest
criminal will respect the power which
Furnishes him. even though it be tho
law, with rs much complacence as he
will the ~VIgilnntes' rope. Again we
add, do away with your "G0l," do your
duty on the jury, and the law will meet
ull exigcncies.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08
tcenmuuicatSi
A POLICY.

Last weok We referred 10 the "Foster
letter." in which the writer had spoken
OF an anG-Catholic order in the United
States, and in which he had advised SIr-
Blmnc 20 join, and further stated that
the President belonged. In this article
we shall merely give an outline Of the
principles Of the order US recently pub
lished, aud in our next give our views
npon the probable result upon the ma
tional politics Of this country, il those
principles should be followed and car
ried out. The organization is called
the "Order Of American Union" and
VAS organized in 1867 to disfranchise
Roman Catholics and to prevent them
FROM ever holding any office of honor or
trust. Gen. Grant is said 10 have
joined the order just before his Des
Moines speech, which, if true, may uc-
count for his utteranccs on that oceas-
ion. Although at the time of the Or
ganization Of the order, the third term
question was not thought Of perhaps,
yet now 1t is one of the principles of the
order, and the fact Of the President be-
coming a member, his Des Moines
speech, md the Bishop Haven nomina-
ton, ull takon together. are significant,
to say the least. The third clause in
the premable is us follows: Flint
there is danger TINT the Roman Catholic
Church, professedly It body superior 10
ull governments, and demanding from
their adherents IN allegiance paramount
TO that given to the State, may take adj
vantage, as they have in the past, of the
equality allowed to them in common
with there forms OF religious belief, to
strive for political influence for the pur-
pose Of advancing the interests Of the
church" This quite plainly intimates
that a war, and this war political in its
character, is to be made upon the Cath
Ollie Church. 1t is not because We
think the Catholic Church right, for VIC
do not by my means, TINT we deem
1t q dangerous policy, hut because Of the
VI NAO OPPOSilIou uuu tue
means used to make this opposi-
ton effective. Some of the questions
propounded to the candidate upon his
initiation are rs follows: Are you in
sympathy with Roman Catholicism? II
admitted into this order will you pledge
yourself to do your utmost to prevent
the election Of any Papist to any Office
Of honor or trust? That q mnn has u
1luht IN 1n oil IN bic Nn,-aH =, Lit.
mate way, to prevent the spread of
Catholicism in this country, we do not
deny. The same right which an Ortho-
dox OF one denomination has to labor
for the advancement of his own branch
OF the church, and thus oppose that of
another. But when we make this oppo-
si!ion q political test; II political ques.
ton, acknowledge the right Of this or
that political purity 10 nuke q war upon
any of the churches in this country, it
becomes n much more serious matter,
not to the Churches, but to the country.
l.. J..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08
ASSORTED.

Bishop Haven is II millionaire.
The police Of Sacramento made $50
arrests last year.
Sixty-siS newspapers have lived and
died III S]ncrainrn,o since the founding
Of that city.
Chester Nardon, nn Oregon murderer,
has cheated the gallows 10y starving
himself To death.
There are said to he 200 men in San
Francisco who nre practicing medicine
without diplomas.
Alexander IL. Stephens calls George
II. PcndletOu the brightest uud brniu-
lest man Oh the continent"
Wnle's new opera house on Mission
street, san FrInciscu, is nearly COM
pleted, mt n cost Of $500, OUO.
1t is %insinuntcd that Bishop Haven
would fuin follow Newman in a voyage
around the world ut tho public expense.
Dorrence Atwnicr, American consul
for the Society Islands. has mnrricd the
Princess Moetia. II wealthy native lady,
refined, educated and beautiful.
The rccumbent statue of General II.
Il. Leo (dcsiSncd 10y Nnlrntinc) To he
placed over his remains, has arrived at
Lexington. II is considered Il beautiful
work Of art anu M excellent likeness.
The fastest passage on record was re-
Gently mudc from China tn San Fran
cisco, by the steamship Oceanic, being
~ days from Hong Kong and IL days,
IN l,,INr. (rA,,, N,l.1
AT II meeting nf the Virginia fro
Department held last Monday, Frank
AcNnlr WAS unanimously nominated
for chief, subject to the votes of tie
members nj the election on March 1.
YESTERDAY about noon, while wrest-
linz on South Z street, Patrick Jriircys
had his right les broken in three plIci.s.
Two Of the breaks we're ut the mike
joint and IL some inches higher M.
DIR. +. W. Conn SGT the bunus.
While Nathaniel Carr, "a boston mrr-
clInnt, WAS examining tltc Contcu,, al :,
box containing so. nUDO III bonds Ald
~i,.i.cra, al the BLACKSTONE LanH, his ut-
tcuti0n was diverted by II stranger when
II confederate stole 81 ,UDu Of Govern
incnt bonds.
SOME Gold Hill hondluns last Sun-
day sct upon II ChimLInan and over
wiclrncd him with snOwba!lS, m.ltinu
him cIurlly from all sides. One Of the
cnwardiy scI:npS, no, satisfied with
scow alone put IN II piece Of brickbIt
i'll n ball and throwing it struck the ill.,
offensive Monaghan in the eye putting
it out.
Charles Crackers proposed new resi-
dcncc III San Francisco, will have u
front of Ill feet on California street.
nnd II depth of 100 feet, and will sinnd
at the frUntu of the center Of the block.
The center Of the front OF the structure
will he s]urImunmtcd by IL tower that will
rise to II height Of about lUU feet from
the ground.
The rOmcgranite Is one OF the most
profitable fruits grown in Los Angeles
valley. The trees bcnr fruit i'll three
years from the cuttings, ard will grow
on the fIoSt ordinary soil without irIi,
CATION. The pomcgrnnitG is II delicious
fruit, and possessing medicinal quail
tics Of great value. 1t will bcHr ship,
incit better than any either fruit. II
Gun be barrelcd up and sent around the
globe III good order.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08

THE editorial fraternity in the west
ern part Of the State is starting in OH
the centennial year in n badly demon
nlized condition, physically. The Do
nanza journals will find it necessary to
use great circumspection in the Use Of
language for the present, or employ
hired bruisers to stand off belligerents,
for Judge Goodwin, Of the Enterprise, is
sick nbcd; All. Doten, Of the Gold Hill
NtTs, is nursing n broken wrist, and
Harry Norton, OF the Lyon Times, is
swathed in splih;s and bandnges; the re-
suit OF an insane attempt to domoIish
the stone nbutments of u bridge with u
fnncy two-horse cutter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08

QUITE recently nil OF tho Pacific
coast Journals were filled with scnsation-
III accounts Of n revolution in Sonora,
Mexico. aud extending into Lower Cal
i~fornip, which was said TO bn tho fore
runner Of much trouble to our Govern
inont, but the latest reports all agree
that 1t WIS only n mere skirinish be-
twcon couple Of gangs, headed by
their respective leaders. and tho only
trouble likely 10 arise out Of Il is TINT
ccrtain Of their plottings have been done
ON United States soil, and mort Of their
arms, etc, have been purchased in this
country. This latter practice should DO
stopped. but rs long as the cutthronts,
who inlHbit TINT country, continue TO
fight nnong themselves they should be
let alone. rs 1t is Of little or no conse-
queneo 10 the civilized community
whether they kill each other or not.
Shorld they GROSS tho border and make
uny demonstrations OH our territory the
boys in blue should DO sent to enter
view them, taking force enough to whip
them ia ono minute By the watch.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08

orH NeTada popcrr ore having a nice
sct-to Oh the school text book question,
particularly The Eureka S.niin.i and Tir.
GINA EatTprise, tho merits Of the re-
spec,iTe school readers being the bone
Of contention. We have no knowledge
as to the merits Of the two series-Mc.
GuGey's and the Pacific Const-but
from those Who are familiar with them
We arc informed that it is about six of
ono aud half o dozen OF the other. Such
being the case We can see no good and
sufficient reason for O change, aud are.
therefore, inclined to the opinion That
the State Board OF Education acted
wisely in opposing the substitution
Of tho Inter for the former. 1t is a
common thing TO change the text books
in public schools. and is always attended
with much annoyance to the parents of
children attending ~thenHboth in point
Of purchasing new books and the
trouble and time necessary to get copies
Of the new books. It is true that in
this instance Bancroft & Company pro-
posed to make an even exchange for the
old McGuffy's. but then whnt is the OBJ
ject i'll changing one book for another
which is probably nc better2 But then
such little transactions furnish good
points of argument for some Of our
neighhorS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08


What is known aS the eastern Cues
ton" is Mt this time engaging the ut
tention Of the press both in this country
nnd in Europe. 1t has long been known
that the three "Great pOwers"-Russia,
Prussia and Austrin-had been watch
ing Turkey, and at some convenient
time that country would be divided to
tho entire satisfaction OF the triple al
lance" England was not even SO
much as thought of in this arrangement,
and when Bismarck was once asked
what England would do If q certnin
proposition was carried out, said: "She
will do nothing but recognize on accom-
plished fact" But the Jewish Prime
Minister OF England Las suddenly OPEN
cd the eyes Of these Siplomats, and has
shown them that England may yet be-
come an important factor in the settle
ment Of this eastern Question" BY u
stroke OF political strategy. us unexpect-
ed as it was during, Disrneli hns pur-
chased II controlling interest i'll the Suez
Canal, and the Eastern press, in their
chargiu, now say, TINT while the rest of
the world fights, England buys. Europe
is now engaged in trying to find out
what England proposes to do, for it is
conceded by all that this purchase is
significant to say the lenst.
RoADs.-The Winnemucca Silrer STATE
comments on our article, wherein we
mentioned the fact that Woodruff & En-
nor's coach came in from the north the
other day on two wheels, making it mp
penr that the roads were impossible,
when the truth Of the matter Is that
they are III splendid condition-better
then any other road north at this time
of the year. Until the above incident
occurred Woodruff & Ennor had been
rtnHing their coaches on the road, and the
one in question got caught out in n
snow storm, which rendered it iInp0ssi-
BILE to travel on irheeis, but making the
sleighing a No. 1. Now, their sleighs,
as we'll as those Of Van Dreilen's mail
line, nrs making their regular trips on
time that is fast enough for anybody's
stage line to trayel during the Winter
months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08
THAT ROAD AGAIN.

The Winnemucca papers nre again
suffering from the effects OF a periodical
spasn over the contemplation Of the
fearful straits to which the citizens of
Cornucopia arc reduced in consequence
of being cut off from oil communication
with the great metropolis OF Nevada
Niuncmucca. Those virtuous and We
racious journals nrc seized with IN ov-
erwliclnbng desire to aid md assist in
every imaginable way tho miserable
sufferers OF that benightcd sectiua, about
once a month. The phenomena can
only DO accounted for upon scientific
principles. tho fnet having boen fully
demonstrated that tho moon does exert n
powerful influence over some minds at
those monthly periods. During the
continuance Of these wild rawlings
(Which IRE happily Lrief) the one stu
pcndous question Of how to amelioratc
the silent sufferings of the C~ornucopians
seems to absorb every faculty. In the
Jul Nhlutl EOlllGll-
porarics are markedly successfully; hut
to bring out the whole strength OF the
play, the actors should be supplied
with q bundle of red shirts and dis
patched upon n pilgrimage nmong tho
Hottcnsots, where tlloir humane eIfortu
might be appreciated, and u character
for o~onevolence more chcuply establish
ed but before the attempt is made to
divert the travel 10 tho northern part Of
this county, from Elko to Winnemuccs,
il would be advisable 10 hnyo the Inter
burg showed up north n hundred miles
or SO, or clio persuade the denizens of
the "lIorn" to move their bonanza To q
more convenient position south, for, at
present, there's about as much lind to
the acre between those two places rs
any other 100 miles Of snge and sand
within the borders Of the silver Stutc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08
TGlGgraphiC.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. 4.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. 4.
Yesterday Father Ryan gave note e
from his pulpit, in st. Patrick's church,
that he would withhold from all par
ishoners the sacrament of penance il
they persist i'll sending their children to
the public schools. He doubtless had
authority from tho Bishop. and the au-
nouncement has caused considerable
comment.
BAYOU, LOUISIANA. Jan. Z.
Last Tuesday night 20 armed men
burned the store, courthouse md dwell
ing house Of w. J. kreuse, 10 miles
from here. Kreuse aud his brother
were terribly beaten, mud the wife of
one of them is at the point of death
from fright. They also shot the farm
stock. The feeling against the rnidcrs
is very strong i'll the community. More
raiding IS anticipated.
LONDON, Jan. z.
The cable connecting Portugal and
Brazil hus been repaired.