davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
NOTICES.

Choice new crop teas at Chapman's
Call at w. 8. Aldens and sec the
pSperearpoting, and other new goods,
Choice winterwhcat -four at T. NJ
Chapman IL Cos for seven dollars (S7)
per barrel.
-(s6.50) six and one half dollars buys
at TIM. Chapman & Cos barrel of No.
spring wheat -four.
u. u. Twitchel will pay Is to ~
cents for good unwashed wool washed
25 and 81, at 4. II. Clay's. If
WANTEp.-A Young woman to do gen.
eral house.work e. A. STURTEvANT
Lost, a green plaid shawl between
Middiebury and Snake Mountain. The
finder will be rewarded on returning the
zane to the Pierce House.
--Swlney & Sargen. have just received
the hsndsomest lot of parlor stoves ever
seen in Addison County. Call and see the
New Splendid, the latest thing out.
Soda and Saratoga water. oranges,
lemons, cocoaputs, pine apples, and all
kinds of dried fruit Ice cream every
afternoon and evening, at John G. Man.
ney's. II
boys. buy your powder, shot and
caps at Or, Plumleys drug store. Also
for sale two new breech loading shot guns.
Warranted the beat Post Office Block,
Middlebury, Vt. 22m2
-Hwrangea or Seven Banks, the best
known remedy for gravel, diseases Of
the liver, Kidneys and rheumatism For
salo only at DR.. Plumlcy's drugstore
next the post office. 22m3
The Dress llitch-bsck meets Il want
long felt They are worn altogether IN
the city. One set answers for every suit
Ne more tears from Plus or breaking OF
tapes Their use will contribute to
grace. comfort and convenience. Try
them Tell your ueighbors to try them.
This indispensable article eau be found at
Mrs. r. j Martins She is sole agent
for Ad lison County. Price twenty-five
cent, 23w2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
BRIDPORT.

Charles Mosely, young man who
had been at work on Mr.. Martin In.
graham's house. whilo returning from
Shoreh am village, last Saturday night.
near midnight, had his horse frightened
by man jumping out Of the corner Of 4
fence at him. The animal ran. aud the
wagon turning over, threw him out break.
ing one rib and fracturing some others
lie, however, held on to his horse and
succeeded in stopping him and Fighting
the wagon, and got in and drove homr.
He is laid up for awhile.
The school 10 District No. 4, taught
by Miss Alta A. Elitharp. closed the
Goth ult., with record Of attendance
and department quite satisfactory to the
friends of the school. she following pu.
pills were neither absent nor tardy, Mel,
lie Sunderls nd, Minnie Grandey. Millie
Grsndey, Eula Fitch, Ida Baldwin, Ella
Guyatt. Nina MYriok, Barnie Myrick
Johnnie Baldwin, Grant Baldwin, Barnie
Baldwin. Fred Guyatt. John G. sunder.
land. Jonas Howe. Several others were
absent but one day each without tardy
mark.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
CORNWALL.

Mr.. Ira Hambin, one of CORVALLIS
older citizens died on Monday morning, at
the age Of eighty.two years. He was
sick only twenty-iour hours with cholera
morbus. lilo was man much respected
and beloved for his many noble qualities
Of mind and heart. The funeral was at.
tended from the house Of his SOD, Tues.
day morning, Rev. W. s. Palmer of
Middetown preaching the discourse.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
SALISBURY

--Messrs II NJ. Bryant aad L. NJ.
Clapp spoke upon the subject Of temper.
ance aud our county political issues at
the town hall, last Thursday, AMg. 3
Nearly every legal volor in town
vas present a, the town hall on cleo.
ton day, last Tuesday The friends Of
tho two Contestants for town representa-
tive were very busy the week before the
election Consequently warm time
was Iicipated election day. Chester
Kiugsley was the temperance candidate,
and received l05 yoies. Bsscon Gipson.
the other candidate, received so votes.
Majority ior Chester kiagsley 20
Good for Salisbury.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
1----ll-a1 - : >
LOCAL NEWS.

- Nj. Allen Fooic Of Foo,c street is
very sick.
The Midllebury band furnishes mu
sic for the fair.
What is the prospec. icr temperance
work in town for the next two years?
-Mournful, wasn't it, to see q caucus
ticket SO ruinously smashed?
Charlie Hyde is in Boston, with
Nietcalf 4 Co. and attending the school
of Pharmacy
- Rev. l., d. Bragg. class Of 1878,
occupied the Methodist pulpit, last sab
bath
w. i Brown, 4raiuetc ct the last
class. has accepted tie posi,ion Of assist.
act tcpcher ia the Kutland Military In.
siitute
The senior editor OF the RKdIs?fE
and his wife arc OF doing" tho Centen-
nial, TO he absent or Two or three
weeks
A p. Tupp,r feels happy hccnuso
he has one true friend. as was proved
last Tuesday lie received one vote for
states attorney for justice Of the peace,
and for one or two other Offices.
The Democratic candidate Tor rep.
rvseu,atve polled the largest vote yet
given by the Democrats in town. lie ran
away ahead Of his ticket Gid would
have made good looking Representatives,
hut his politics, gr.r.r r.a.a.cious'
Mr.. Byron flemirgs unsuspicious
nature was imposed upon last Sunday. A
horse that he trusted lifted its heels, made
marx on his forehead and 'aeut him to
grass" The iudeiAtigable Fleming didn't
throw up his business at all. hut has been
at it as hri.kly as over.
Lat Wednesday was an anxious day
for the friends of the candidates for
states attorney, The returns came in
very slowly, and the aforesaid friends ex'
perenced poriods OF alternating citation
aud gloom until the interesting point
was decided
= The board of Justices for the ensuing
two years is as follows: j. l.. Barker
D. +. Boyce, l.. D. Eldredge, George
l.add, Jas. Il. Stapleton, II. L. Sheldon
Allen Il. Foote, Rufus Wainwright, T.
e. Mcleod, O. #. Comstock, l. f.
Knapp, Norman Tuppor
--Twenty.one candidates prosecuted
themselves for admission to the Freshman
class at college, of whom five, all from
Barre academy, were rejected on account
of insufficient preparation. The college
faculty arc evidently determined to max
the college what it should be. ~
The Graded School opened, las
week, with full attendance in all bu
one of the grades, from which promotions
had been moro numerous than the acces
sions. About fifty pupils are from with
out the district. and several of them arr
from distance. The reputation of tn
school is becoming widely extended, will
good results in the way Of lessening tn
village taxes.
"A temperance mass meeting at tn
Court House last Saturday evening wa
addressed by Mr. II. NJ. Bryant o
Maine and r. NJ. Clspp Of Vergcnnes
A good sized audience was present
Tho speeches we're iorcible aud Gale,
forth much applause from the TEN
perauco men present. Aa uucslled.fo
attempt was made to interrupt ono OF th
speakers by Mlddlebury character
which was promptly shut of ny Mr. \
A. Sturtevant, who presided.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
BECKpyIFH Is co.
INSTITTTE

L The Teachers Institute In Addison county,
for 1876. Will bo holden at Bristol, Sept. 10 and
20. tho morning sessions beginning at nine o'clCek
each day, and with q session each evening.
Tho superintendent of Education will be aided
by competent instructors.
School oflcors, friends Of education and all
citizens are Inv. ed to attend
Town Supsrinto ndents, Clergymen and others,
are requested to lip extend the notice Of the
Institute and to / omote general attendance.
EDWARD C0NANT, Siyt. If Education
Randolph, w., 1876
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
NOR SALE.

L Tho house aud lot owned and occupied by
Dr.. n. D. Ross In East Middlebury. The lot
contains between three aud four acres Of land In
a high state of cultivation. seventy-lye young
and thrifty apple trees, pears. plums and small
iiult In abundance for any family. The house
contains ton rooms. all In good repair. Voter In
house and barn, Possession given Immediately
" . ROSS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
From Kipton, Granville, Hancock,
East Mlddlebury, Cornwall. West
Cornwall and Bridport 9;Ov A. NJ.
Way mail from north $3.50 A. NJ.
Now York, Rutland and Albany, 700 A. NJ.
Now York, 9;45 p. NJ.
Why mail from SOUTH 3;i' 7. NJ.
MAILS itcSr,
Wev mail go,ng eouth. o:20 A. NJ.
Z north, 3:l5 p NJ.
Mails for Ripton, Granville, Han
cock East Middlobury, Cornwall,
West Cornwall and Bridport $40 I. NJ.
Closed mail for Boston and Rutland. $40 P, NJ.
Closed mail for N. York, Albany,
Boston and Rutland, $500 7. NJ.
A. s. TRACY, P, NJ.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09

VERMONT STATE FAM. Fl. Crosby
gives notice that in order 10 afford ex.
hibitors to the state fair an opportunity
to show he merits and peculiar advant.
ages Of each Implement, he has secured
the use Of nine acres of stubblc ground
adjoining the fair ground for the pur.
pose. No extra charge except nominal
sum to pay expenses.
1t is desired that all parties interested
in the manufacture and sale Of such tools
may avail themselves OF the privilege.
All parties may be assured that they
will be kindly received and welcomed,
and no Partially shown.
In order TO avoid confusion il ia nee.
essary that persons desiring to avail
themselves Of the advantages Of this
offer, should Immediately inform Mr..
Crosby that arrangements may be
made for teams
Farmers OF Vermont do not fail to
be present You will thereafter be better
enabled to Judge Of tho real value Of
many such tools that are only known by
advertisements.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09
The Golden Rule.

Rev. MIR. Murray's paper announces
that with the beginning of its second vol.
umo, Sept. 27, it will be enlarged one.
quarter lts editorial staff has been in.
creased, and several new departments
will be addcd-includiug Religious and
Ministerial News from all denominations !;
Missionary, Sunday school, and children s
departments; and an enlargement of the
Literary page so as to include serial and
short stories. The political department
is to be discontinued Mr.. Murray is
to write series of Adirondack stories,
under the general title of Adirondack
Life and Legends His sermons and re.
ligious editorials will be published week.
ly, az heretofore. The managers an.
nouuce that the paper has been financial
success; and they propose to make it. in
its new and enlarged form. religious
and literary family journal, first class in
every respect The price will be $3.50
per year, postage paid; and the address
is The Golden Rule, Boston, Mass. They
advertise for local agents in every town,
aud will send particulars upon applica.
ton
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09

Meriden Brittania Co.,
go broadway. ~. v.

The beet plated Spoons ami Forks ARE those
Silver Plated heaviest on the parts where neces-
sarily tie most wear comes and bearing the
Trade Mark
lsl7-ROGERS 2ITERS-XII
n. i. This great improvement il silver ria
ted Spoons and Forks is applied alike to each
grade Of plate, A l, 5 and IL o., as ordered. The
Process and machinery for manufacturing thee
goods are patented. The Extra or Standard
Plato" made by this company ia stamped /,
simply. and Is plated 20 per cont heavier than
the ordinary market standard.
y First Premiums awarded at all lnirs where
exhibited. from Worlds Fair Of 1852 to American
Institute Fair, 1874, inclusive lint
Sold in Midllehury by II. W. BREWSTER
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-09

---Choice new crop teas at Chapman's.
Call at W. 8. Aldens and SEQ the
pSpersarpoting, and other new goods
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

An INp1AN EIoEykE. When he lad
he hRd - +: them Soos' and knew how
i, Was himself. everybody believed rim.
because he looked as though be rad
been in desperate encounter with some
thing HIS clothes we've merely rags,
hi. boots q collection OF holes, and his
hair a cross between :. haystack and
barber shop floor. He delivered his
orarion in from, Of the bar in popular
Main stree. sa.oor, and declared that it
was all cuss~nrd nonsense for the 'fuv-
ment to try to HEX them lpinns with
soiers. What they want. said he. :" Is
a 10. "f men like me: give ne britcG-
loalin rifles aud mustangs, and we'll
clean EN- Out so quick it'll make yer
head swim 'OE. dry up, said the
barkeeper. If times is hard aud there's
y big dlscoun, on silver, that s no reason
why al old stiff should talk man TO
deu,n for drink. Here. be said. az
ne set the bottle and tumb'er OIL the
counter. take i drink OF this and lEen
90 out ana have battle with the saw
ages that SWARM in yolr Gndersbirc.
The s,is tool drink. doubled he
thumb and for.fnges of his good right
hand, ready for charge on one Of the
"savaees. which had just then attack
sd his a,mpit, and remarked in stage
whisper. tina, fighter and for'y-n'ner
ain, appreciated in these degenerate
day.. = Rsveille.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

TEE P,oNEERs' PICSrc. The Pacific
Coas. Pioneers, :sll o. tine sp'':' Of 10
ciabiluy and good fellowship, be as
strenuous for their yearly pscpies 81 she
most ardent Sabbath s.b"". scLGisit.
Their snrrs' re'.nioDs .lr.e come to De
looke.; forward ~ as one u: the great
events o. the Simmer time. Eney have
already made their plans for their meet
ing this year. 1t 10 10 take place IN
Tr.eiway' picnic grounds on Saturday,
Angus; ). The :Ullness of these arrange
men,e il Indicated by the advertisement
which is 70 he found Under the head OF
New To-day. IN this mornings hPrEAh.
We bxve Eo duGp. tina. 'tis will Dc the
most numerous and enjoyable rennion
Of the Pioneers ever held in this State.
Severa. Of the Peak Eamily-ihere
are fifteen of them-weD: 10 take a
look A. the Lake Yesterday. On the
summit. From Peak to Peak, the
rafting crags among, would be Agood
place for "a musical Oell-riDgInE al
tr6Ks:o
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

..rex SrarIsrIcIAN. Mr.. l.. 2. Me
Carly 81 San Francisco, Publisher OF
The S,a:isticisn, visited the ArrsAL Of
ice Yesterday. He kindly presented us
with q copy o: the Annual edition Of that
valuable work 1866. and copy OF the
monthly edition for June. as well. The
value @! these works as books Of refer
cpce can hardly be overestiEsted. They
are as Nc uch ci q necessity to the desk OF
the journalist and business man IS the
almanac o1. tho dictionary. Great credit
IA due Mr. John p. Mains for the faith
ful and thorough manner in which he,
"a the compiler Of this work. has per-
formed his labors. Mr.. McCar;y will
remain here TO day. We believe. and re-
ru-n hence to Virginia.
SEpI\ApE AcKNowLEDGTp.-T
Peak Family band-ons of the very
hest We nave ever listened to 1T short
raucc-.!iG the APPEAL Office the hon
or Of . serenade last night. They
caused the dinSy old Office 10 rever-
oers:e TO the strains Of inspiring mar
,jai music until the very 9uads
danced Jig in their boxes and every
old roller mould stood on end and
performed pigeon wing. They do
play magniticen.ly DO these Peak
MNsicIanS.
he Hottest day since the blazing days
ofthe earlier part Of this month was yes
day. About 2 O'Clock P. N. there came
up belt Of shower clouds and cooled
things Of. There seemed to be heavy
fall OF rain south of MS. Somehow 1t
seems a. il ali the summer showers got
mainly worked out before reschin. us.
As il was. we had . welcome sprinkhng,
enough to lay the top dust, though
hardly sufiicisnt to ousnch the thirst OF
trees and plants and fields.
Tax CrEH.s, il seems, claim tina. they
did the first squirting on Wednesday
afternoon. Well. nobody said they
jidn'.. VIVA. the Wsrreus claim is that
thew. themselves. put the first
water on the fire. This Is their claim.
and they stick 10 it.
PEsseSAx.-CnaTles Van Gorder OF
Virgins City and Paul Nsumann Of
San Francisco vere q he city ysster-
DAY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21
MINING STOCK REPORT
foren ss0ss Boa I'D

Forenoon B"ssJ
$50 O;,h:- sos -. zoos 49,, Jos II b.
Is Mexican I2OS 2oi2, .l5s 29I4, 5os
20 b., :OOs PAS b5, 3OS 29's
IS. GouId 4 Curry 1os 10, :5s Ia.
oIOsI4ss
4;.b best 4 Belcher Sos A.. Bots, 10 -
55s 45aa4
1905 California e5s CO.. losos co., zoos
CT, los COS
go savage Eos 49,. loo, ~
no Ton Virginia CLOS 50, zoos ~ -,
..aa5S 3d., 5OS - SO, EOS 81 10.
rs 56 >, los 81 $40. zoos DTS
10 Chojiar pos 81. los 49,, los -. ios
Iaia Hale 4 Sorrross oo~ o., los Q,
.f5. s.. sos =. ,,i,, ia0> So. 5os
81. Sos s..
y;5 Crown Point l2,> 10. SOS -. 3"s
o..
10 Yellow Jacket ic0s 90, ljos % I,
1873 Imperial 50
20 ken.uck Il
!6o Alpha los $751;. l4o> 80. lbs 81.
20 EeIcher ass IL. ijs l.'s
10 Confidence I.G> IL. Sos Is :, COS
IL.
70 Sierra Nevada 4;,s 49, l>,s IA
20 Bullion 2Os 40. .0s IL
30 Exch.4uer eos 49,, los IL
30 Overman 10
90 Justice 4s0s Il, l4o> Oh.
KS Union Con zoos lliia, Ies NJ ::''s
IL, Sos ll5., .Os II, los IL.
40 Lady Bryan 1908 y. 35Os -
SO Julia Gas S, SOS IS, los -. zoos
$50 SuccOr o;.Os COOS "a
80 Caledonia 2lOs ai,2. zoos O..
$50 baltimore zoos >, SOS -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

The story Of the abduction by Tilton
Of his children is denied. His wife
being destitute and ne being informed
Of The fact, sent her $1,000.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

Edward s. Stokes the murderer Of
Jir, FIX has been removed from
Sing Sing 20 Auburn prison New
Nortr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

The Cour: of Commissioner on the
Alabama claims has been extended
(as to time of sitting until Jan. prox
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

DREADFUL MORTALITY IN NEW
York. Says a New York dispatch:
under date OF July 10:
the intense heat continues. with
great fatalities. The Times says edito-
rally: Las, week there died every
day in New York above one hundred
babies under one year. This ls MON
s.rous, and an inexcusabie sacrifice OF
human life, and after all allowance
has been made on the score Of climate,
it is simply disgrace 10 our civiiiza-
ton. Ninety-nine per cent. OF the
mortality occurred in tenement
houses.
At meeting Of he Board Of Health
Yesterday, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved. That fifty physicians be
appointed for one week. or longer If
necessary, as assistant survey inspec-
tors. tp visit i,.uemen. houses and care
for cases OF cholera infantum and other
diseases arising from the extreme hot
weather, when necessary, and that
the Sanitary superintendent be en-
powered 70 ill vacancies III this teni-
pOrary corps.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

The cotton crop III middle and south
Alabama is attacked by the cotton
worm in great numbers. The destruc'
ton of the entire crop 10 feared.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

Living in London IS cheaper than
in New York and the price Of apart
ments a good deal less.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

Rose Etyrgs the actress who it's'y
suicide is in San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21
I @ r ( n 7.

A MILK RANCH. ON THE WARM
"A Springs Hosd, containing $40 acres OF
splendid hay and pasture land. with dwelling
house. barn Tor sixty COWS. TALK holses aLo
eve-Sthinr sI,srie fc- milk dairy, Apply at
the law Office Of J. W DAVIES
July a. ls.c I'D
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

PRIVATE ScHooI1.-kiss Emma C0ito-,
has opened = PHTvArE SCiooL Tor li.tic
children. on tie corner ri Third ara
Thorn pson street. ore block south OF TIE
Catholic Church. !yit-w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

E.m;S.aB.s on their way - Arizona
pa.see. through Austin the other day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

GoNY TO TIE RANcKEs.-The majority
OF the Sboshone indians who make their
homes in ard about this city, have left
and gone to the ranches in Reese River
and smoky Valleys, where they will OBJ
tain employment at haying and other
work. TIE squaws have followed the
bucks, and families in town md great
difficulty in procuring sGuaws 70 do
household work There are many Flutes
here yet, but the members Of that tribe.
male and female. VIII not work SO long
as they can possibly live or procure
poker stake withou: labor. \ Piute
never looks ahead one day 10 another:
if his stomach is satisfied to-day It Is
matter of unconcern TO him where TO-
morrow's breakfast is to come from; bat
fo- money to nlay poker with he will do
that against which his very soul abhors
work As it happens that most OF the
Piutes at preseu. have q few dollars in
their clothes, and most Of the Sboshones
have le!., j. is difficult to procure Indian
labor lns. now; Reveille.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

LaaEgSe HEr.rH. Silver has ad-
vsueed ir tho london mark ct 10 $3.50.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

WE cLhe CT G.E&Ns Sr-PECa Sea- An'
,cn,,ro0.cus cs.n:ub the victim @. chrome Il
taEeouS erupIiope MAY lInpru>ise so-pG1.
BATH wren DO PROGRESSED BATHING establishment
csn supply. G&ve i l. to. Il e sold every
were Jyl7wfs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

80 10 j. C.. Exke Il Co. Ger photographs
.Ud Tintvr.s jy.sM1S
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

RAGAx'e MAGNOLIA BAxk pcsserves snc :e-
sores the complexion; removes ireck.es, ear,
su6 sa!!owness: Inakes the skin SOFT. white &n'i
,i...ics:s Its application cannot be detected.
alphabetically
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

IYsys ELIEAIaos rcakes beautiful, glossy,
l.xa-isn: hair; prevents i:s falling "'li or :nTI-
iEc gray. IL nss sfoo'. -he test Of 80 yeas -
chxr,ninsly uerfun eG and has no rival.
ny21eod- wts-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

Richest and lowest thermometer Tor
Tact :. hours, ending July 10. 3 ~:
Highest :hernometer.-... lol degrees
Lowest thermometer. al degrees
RAN. 0.Oj inches.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

Cohen seems to be tough nut for
the Central Pacific Company to crack.
he has badgered Tichenor, the prin-
cipai witness sgains. him into confu-
sion anG iuc0herency.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21

Thr "GhANp PR,lE' STKrkE.-1ne
Elko Independent Of July IS states as
follows upon the relation Of two gentle
men JUS: IN fror Tuscsrora District:
The late Fl cess!vsly :ich strike N what
is known as Lac Grand Prize" is on
the Virgins ground. ~ old location
made in May. 1875, but We understand
that no litigation is likely to grow out OF
that fact, OWN. to the existence OF
spiri: of compromise among the respect
i've claimants. Some IL or GO tons OF the
rich ore from the new bonanza has been
forwarded to the Leopard mill a: Cornu-
copia 70. reduction, int the result OF he
workings has not ye: bsen made public.
Every new development. made upon the
broad spur in which this bonanza was
found, tsnGs to strengthen the belief
that deposits OF ore will be found below
ita surface far exceeding anything here
tctore brought 10 light in the camp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

cn..p. sscsr-rroser II. rnYrr, eHorHrsron.