Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13

IN tbC U. ,. UlStr1ct Coufs yeSteIua!
the Forbes injunction case, tprayini
that the Con. Virginia Mining Compan!
be restrained from paying the Stat
bullion t.x). WAS argued by counss
for Forbes. We greatly regret that nc
representative Of the APPEAL was pres
ent, for We hear abundant compliment
to Mr.. Hall McAllister's argument in
support Of the Injunction. 1t is repre-
s-nted by members OF the bar to be {
very able. ciear and ingenious present.
ation Of the case. Judge Lewis and
General Clarke are on the side Of the
State. They will reply 10 McAllister's
| argument to-day. We suppose. There
are two or three decisions in the Nevada
Reports sustaining the law. In the
E~sterbrook case the general tax law
was attacked upon the ground OF not
being equally applicable because Of the
exceptions made in favor Of the miners
by the bullion tax statute: while in the
Krnttchniit case the validity Of the bull
lion tax itself WAS attacked. In each
case the Supreme Court sustained the
| act So that it has been attacked from
both sides and proved strong enough to
resist boil assaults. OF course the suit
against the company by Forbes is merely
form Of attack upon the law through
the Fed raj Courts in order that the val
idity of the law may be passed upon BY
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Certainly this ~ a matter Of the gravest
importance to tho State, and it is to I've
hoped it will be speedily decided ana in
favor of the act.
Tho State Fair at Reno is . tremen-
dous Centennial effort. The display
of live stock consists Of about half
dozen bulls, two cows, two calves,
ten or u dozen "stud horses" two
rams, ono lot Of farm yard fowls ex-
:,ibited by +. J. Freddy of Carson, and
a lot of pigeons shown by fruit man
Woods of Carson. 4 picture gallery
bv Mrs. kingsbury, small pile OF
california grapes, two or three bags of
Ben Leete's salt. peck or two OF
apples aud pears from CailfOr-
mia, and two SIuashes. Not pig, not
\ mule. not an ass Saving two-leSged
specimens in aitendance). We have
specified nearly everything in the
foregoing catalogue except tho display
Of patchwork quilts and rag mats IN
the railroad stOrehouse opposite Cham
berlin's Hotel. We may be mistaken
in relation 10 few of the articles emu
merated, and it may be an injustice
not 10 mention q lot Of furniture in
the " pavilion" from Sacramento but
in general terms we have given a flat
IF mi
Exposition of the Mining. Mechanical
ami Agricultural resources Of Nevada.
At the race track, which 10 two miles
this side Of Reno the "stud horses.'
rams. bulls, &c, aforementioned are
to be seen, likewise Preddy's chickens
and Woods pigeons. Yesterday after
noon at the race course there was
small attendance of horse fanciers and
turf patrons. I;entOn's busses, Glenn
Eerry's bawling, and Ben Leete's
straddlebug efforts to encourage visit
ors to purchase tickets, these are the
chiefest and most noteworthy sights,
sounds and incidents to be seen by
the enthusiastic visitor. Reno is .
city of vast and voluminous enter
prises, and its Fair il worthy illus
tration Of the expansive power OF
gas.
ROSE EY11SaE, the distinguished
actress. is engaged to appear at the Car
son Theater on Monday and Tuesday
nights, next, September IS and 10. On
Monday night she will give US person
alton of her favorite character Of Rose
in the play of that name; and on
Tuesday she will play Armande in LED
Astray." Miss EytiDge is widely celebrat-
ed and too luminous star in the theat-
rical armament to need any elaborate
putting in these columns. OF course
she will be greeted with overlooking
houses. We advise our plsy-going
friends to secure their reserved seats as
soon ss possible.
SEVEN ADULTS, a nurse girl and baby
made rush into the pavilion" at Reno |
aud Toasted their eyes on the two
squashes there, yesterday.
L. s. Marshal Ash was among the |
iignitaries who lent grace, dignity
md impressiveness to the County |
yesterday.
FURNISHED RooNs To.LEr.-Attentlon
8 called to an advertisement in another !
column Of furnished rooms to let.
Ex-senator Hill of Churchill County |
vas III the City yesterday. Reports
hi quiet at Saltwater.
Me. c. ]. HLLYER was in the city
attending the session Of the q. s.
Court yeste rday.
"How much for the broad faced
hicken on the fence?" inquired an
rishman of 0 farmer. That's not Q