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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08

I
| II second judicial ristri-t OF the state o.
! Nevada III and for the County Of rmSh!
| HARMON II. kIECTNIR piaiTt+tf rs EIIzAl'EIi A
| kIECINEI; defendant. Action brought IN IL.
district Court Of the Second Judicial District ut
TN. State If Nevada, in and TO- the Cor-lty q
| urmshy and the Cumplniut filed in said Count,
! OF OrHishy in the ct!;Ce IF the Clerk If said
| ni,tIic. Court. The state OF Nevada sends
greeting to ELIZABETH 4. kIECIISTR defendant
Iou are hereby required II appear III an ac loll
brought against Y.u by the aoovc named pam
tiff in tie District Court Of the St coEd Judicial
District Of the State OF Nevada, in and FOR tn
C"u'tv II orIssby. and to answer he Co1nplain;
flied therein "A copy Of which al Companies tins
>iuuDo-lsl within ten days exclusive OF N
day Of service after the service on you Of TN
Sulunon7-if served within this County; or i
served out OF this County. but i'll this District
within twenty days. otherwise within fort!
days-or judgment by default will be taEel
against you. The said acti is brought to dis
solve the bonds Of !natriuony existing bctweeI
You and the plaintiff upon the alleged ground
of wilful de-ertion. And you are hereby notified
that il you fail to appear and answer the ss1c
Complaint as above required, the said plaintiff
Will apply to the Court for the relief prayed
Given under my hand, ard the Seal Of
the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Cf the State q
Nevada. in and for The {, unity
Of Ormshy. this ST. day q
KdAH November, in the year Of ou-
LCrd. one thousand eight LuI-
drcd and seventy-fivc.
T. J. EDWARDS. Cltrh.
Office of Sheriff Of County Of Ormsby (ssl.-
! hereby certify, that l received the witAil.
summons on the oh day Of November, A. j.
l-,5. and return that after due dillEclce aIt
from inf rrIlatlou believe the defendant Eliza
beth A. k!rclror can not be foHad within thu
County Of OrIusby or in thu State @: Nevada.
Dated - Carson this StA day IF N0ytIEbe-.
IS7T s. T. SWIFT, ShcriH.
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Ds5~' Going TO Now York the other
night on the boat said he, IL got
talking to German acquaintance
and asked him what ha was doing"
"Vell,' he replied, 'shoost now ]
am doing nolings, but have made
arrangements to go in pizness
Glad to hear it. What are you
going into p
''Vell, | goes into partnership nit
man
"Do you put in much capital T.
"No. 1 doesn't put in no capital
"Don't want to risk it :"
"No, but put in DO experience.
Sand he puts in the capital
"Yes, dot is it We goes into
pizness for dree years; he puts in dc
capital. 4 pnts in do experience
At the ena Of do dree year I will have
de capital. AMI he will get do oxperi'
! ence !'--Erpsrisa.ia Deceit.
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Indians Niakinn Rread.

a corrcspon lcut with the Hydcn
surveying party wri' cs of til, Moqui.
ln1inns as follows: Ii WI. with ~
liitlo curiosity that We stopped aud
passed the threshold of one OF the
houses to witness tho interesting pro-
cess Of the manulacturc Of p"ckcc, or
Noqui bread, which we bal 50 ire
qlcn,ly eaten since our arrival. u.
der n large. nii, smooth, h,riz1util
stone spmc two icrt lurs. ioIt and
half wide. and three or fonr inches
thick, hlt Ere was burning. Bciurr
this u woman sat on tho ilo,r basiag.
ln pot ty her silc was a tli1. p,sty
mixture Of grccai-h 0,ur Curlc from
the rel and blue co-i) cellar c,rn).
celcr ash, snd water. ln'o this thc
woman DIPPED her hand and sm,are !
Il thin coltius over The s'ona or oven.
which had been previously CREASED To
prevent alhcsiJn. In a few seconds
the sheet Of pee kcc was remove IN J
another baked. Twenty or thirty
layers of this, folded twice formed a
Loaf. and whom drv it was oxtrcm. y
brittle aud palitable. The pro es'
of grinding the corn into A)ur aul
converting it into this bread is an
almost endless job for the women,
but they take it as q ml'tcr OF
course. anl are always laughing, 1p
plrently happy. The flour nude by
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Nor N THE FAHILY.-An oil Do-
troitcr brought homo two jugs tho
other day, ono labeled "bcilol oil
and the other "turpantiaa.' Thoy
were pllcel in tho barn, and pretty
soon it was noticed that tho OIL mln
had business there at regular inter
vals. His ollost son slyiy followsl |
him AMI then saw him taxing y deep
draught from one of the ilgs.-rhe
old man hoard step on the outsilD
and before going out ha arranged
those jugs according 10 his artistic
taste. He was hardly gono when
the son skipped in AMI tool; a drink
from tho jug out of which he sup,
posed his father drank. Tho next
moment he was spnttering. cough
ing aud gasping, anl tho oil man
entered AMI asked
'rurpeutine doesn' tagree with you
does it Z
Bat | saw YOU drink it !! eXc!aim~
ed the injured aud indignant son.
THAT is true,' slil the oil man,
while a beautiful smile playel owe,
his face, but it doesn't necessaH
ly follow that the rest of tho family
must relish turpentine because ! do!
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Something Kew.
III" dtJrr Of S.Spi57 ~N Pa.JE US'r
Np i"Jry.
r.om the K,uas C,fg limos,

III" d,iJrr Of S,gpi12 "Hi Pa.J', JtiJ
Mr iH'Jr,
F.om the Nlusts ruf rmo1.
\ sal and pvobl5ly !t,al accident
: occurred in the waslorn part Of th,
Ici;y. The scene Of the a,.l'~ was i.
the house OF lIr. j. * UlloNc.l
formerly secretary Of the loan an
Investment CDmpWy, si!Iltpl a.
NJ. lGl0 Sunni. s,root Mr.. Hal
lowell is in taa htli. Of placing q
pistol unl lar Li5 pillow cyery Nigh!
when he lo!.re3 t. b'l. Ma it'd
lowell got up about six O'Clock AMI
after lyr7s.ag went . spma o.ha.
part OF tho hou5o TO pycplro TIA,
morning moGl
\ few minutes before savon she
WAS str.lt! by LcIring thr report ai
I pistol, AMI gpjnr to uor hu-bmi. q
room was fritIJ4nn by s''ils las
head an hlp ls cDyarel g,yi b'1) /
and herring him say, -! fear srms-
thing dreadful has hrpp'nel' - II
was ut once Hsr'rtlinol thlt Nc.
Hallowall WAS badly injured, AMI d
messenger was dispatched for DIR
Jenny. On his arrival an eXlminl-
ton was made and it was found that
a bullet from the pistol un ler tha
pillow hal penetrated tho wounded
mans skull through the back oi tho
head and lodged in the substance OF
tho brain.
The last conclusion was arrive | at
by the doctor probing the woun |,
which Was found to be nearly threo
inches deep. The wounded mlu was
conscious after the examination, and
stated that soon after his wifI left
the room the pillow under his hsn
slid off on tho floor aud his head
coming dowa upon tho hummer oi
the pistol caused it to be discharged
with results as stated above.
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II Oe { I.
Old Grandpapas SoliloquY.

II wasn't so when was young
We used plain language thea
We didn -p,ak OF "them gilcois,"
When meaniu' boys or mcu.
When speaking OF the nice hand write
OF Joc. or Tom. or Bin,
We dill Il plsu--wc diin,t say,
"lie sings nasty laili.'
An when we seen gal we liked,
Who never failed to please.
We calle her pretty, niit an good,
But not "about the cheese"
Well, when we me, n gooisold friend,
We hadn't lately seen.
We greeted him, but diln't say,
"lIello, you old sirliDs :"
The boys sometimes got NAL an ft;
Wo spoke Of kicks lu' blows!
But now they "whIck him on the suoot,
Or paste him on tue nose"
Once. whom youth was turned away
By her he held most dear.
lie walked upon his feet-but now
lie 'WalAs on on uis cars
We used to dance, when wis young,
An used to call IL so;
But now they ion't-thcy only ceiling
The light, fantastic toe
OF death We spoke in language plaio,
hThat no one lid rerplcr;
But ia these diys oao do,eu't die
lie passes in his cheeks
We praised the rinn Of common sense;
"lIis Judgements good" We said;
But now they say, 'we!l. that old p lum,
Has got level head -
It's rather sad. the children now
Are learnin' all sich talk
They've learnt to "chin" iustsld of cha
An "wallz" instead Of walk.
To little Harry, yesterday
My grandchild, aged two
said, 'you love grandpa :" said he,
"You bet your boots 10 !"
The children bowel to strangers orce;
Ii H. no longer 90
The little girls ss well ~ boys,
Nov greet you with "Hello;
Oh, give mo back the COOL old LAYS,
When both the old and young
Convsrs,l in plain, oil FASHIONED worls
And Slang va, meyer "sluns."
II. F. N2'
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IuC.IH'S TEMPTATION.

How bright and cheerful the kitch
en OF tbs oil ,Sie hurst farm hous,
looked % .iuliti Black upon the
dreary December evening wncn Sht
first clme thore to live. How mcr-
rily the iira h.ckerel on the wall
with rel fantastic reflections. how
the tins sparklel against the walls,
and what a song of welcome tho oil!
copper tea-kettla sang upon the
hearth. Aud Mrs Stelhurst's CORA
NUNS in the window, with the green
velvet leaves aui spikes OF vivid
scarlet blossoms-to judith they
seemed fairer than any conservatory,
crowded full of fan palms and came
lias and trailing jessamiue.
Judith Black had been very poor.
She had been a dressmaker's assist
ant, bnt times were hard, and Mrs
Needleham had discharged two
thirds of her force, Judith among the
number. Judith had striven to get
work but sitIations were few aud
applicants many, and the cup oi
starvation hal been perilously close
to her lips when she crept into the
intelligence oCics where Edmund
;Stedhurst saw her and engaged her
to help his mother about tho house
work.
81 shan't like her, Ned" sail Mrs.
Stedhurst, when the new girl had
gone up to her own room for the
night, and mother and son were to-
gether before the kitchen fire.
"Why not, mother?'
"She is too pretty; and she has
such a naughty. queenly sort of way,
1 should as soon think Of asking the
Presidents lady TO scrub the floor
and feed the pigs"
"rhat's nonsense, mother said
Edmund, half vexed, half laughing,
"She can't help her face, can she /?
1t is some of the scragsy-faced,
small pox-marked girls, who were as
exacting as to the wages they should
receive and the duties they were to
be called upon to perform, that L
wouldn't have EN- in the house on
any terms, Judith was the only one
who was willing TO come for any sort
OF work, and willing to accept mod
crate wages"
"She'll suit you,' said Mr. Stod'
hurst, who had coma in while the
discussion was going on. Take
my word for it, mother, she'll suit
you,"
Judith Black stayed a month, and
then Mrs. Stedhurst engaged her for
another month.
"She is neat said the farmers
wife, "and she is quick to learn, and
I believe her to be thoroughly trust
worthy"
at only Ned don't fall in love with
her." humorously suggested Mr..
Stedhurst,
"Why shouldn't he fall in love
with her il he wants = said Mrs
Stedhurst, valiantly.
"My dear, my dear" remonstrat-
oil Mr.. Stedhurst, what do We know
about her 7"
"What do VIC know about any
girl, for that matterf" said Mrs
Stedhurst. "She is certainly very
pretty, and very faithful, aud very
honest"
"Honest," put in Mr. Stedhurst,
dryly, ,"bsoauss she hss no tenpta-
G0p 70 b othsgwise'
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o31a''- 1l'7Vf7.S' . , 7sF7FT-7ltF'a1 ~

FiGHr Youu owS BtrLE.-Ask
NJ itYor5 of any one AMI sou will
succeed II thousand times better
thon those who arc always be5oe,h-
ing somo ones patronage, No one
will ever holp You rs you can help
yourself, because no man Will bo 50
heartily Interested in your affairs.
The first step viii be such long
one, perhaps but, carving your way
up the mountain, You make each
one lead t. another, and stand firm
in that whi'o you chop oa5 still
another. Mon generally, who have
made their fortunes arc not those
who hal five thousand dollars given
than 10 start with, bat started lair
with II well eMuel dollar or two.
Men who by their own cXortions nc,
.q1irol lame, hlyo not been thrust
into popularity by pu,f4 begged or
paid for, or given in friendly spir-
it, They have outstrc.ciel their
hands aud touched the public heart
Mon who win love do their own
wGoing, and we never knew one to
fail 50 aignnilY rs one who hll in
duced his alractionato grandma to
speak Il gool word for him. Wheth-
or you work for fame, for love, or
money or anything else, with you'
hands, heart and and brain, say Il
will - and some day you will con-
quor Never let any man have it
to say, IL have dragged you up. ~
Too many friends hurt Il man more
than none at all.
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CucSey Poultry Yard

OT,rs for s,lc EdGs r,p lI,rcuivG from
Light aul DARK BRNHNAS, BUFF
aud PARTRIDGE CuCHiNS. BROWN asl
WHITE LEihDRNS. SILVER GRAY
DOBElNG aud HOUDANS, at 81. so FER
DOZEN.
Give us trial. Send stamp for ci rculnr
Address lShAC LlNDG,
Marlboro. S,rh 60. q.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-23

EsTSharon, tho Nevada silver
mine Senator, is firmly persuaded
that the right thing to do is to "let
Si00,00O,000 Of outstanding green
backs be at once redeemed in silver.
Tho market price of silver is getting
disgustingly low. There would be Q
aud some advance in mining stock
il the Senator's advice were takea.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-23

II did. 10 test you. To make
sure that the girl to whom my boy
has given his heart was worthy of
him.
Judith's face glowod deep scar.
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A Moaniaia Of Gold.
4 GoH BR TntR'y Mites long III,
lild QfHc Sm Juu, Wmts il
toFnNiJ.
Fom The Kansas City rimos :

f.on The Kansas ci'y Times
Miners from tho great San Juan
mines of northwestern Colorado says
that gold IN marvellous quantities
has been discovered i'll the Sangrc
de Christie range ofmountains,wbic
lie on the eastern border OF the San
Luis ParS and about seycniy-dtr
miles west from Pueblo. Tho first
discovery mVtla ON tbi- Y1upN yyl4 II,
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l77G. ANa!ionalFami.Y pa1ar IsIa

Tho rr,,t fpauy plucr ul Americ,, tho on.
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Something! Nav Fur All.

NANIELC @. BEEGSr ESSER desires TO an'
" unUnoet1 pu interest. Il. That since the dis
sU.uti.u OF the Firm of EvrJstI,-se y Ulrch ol
the l,t of April, he has 0penui Ia his new bn'ld
ing In Selius Grave, on Water street, above Pine
opposite i, y. Iienniug's stJse,a
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TIE POST.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
The concert To.Nixhs.

The Vienna Ladies' Orchestra viii
give q performance a. the Theater to.
night. We expect a very rich treat. All
accounts agree that these artistes possess
remarkable accomplishments. They gave
Q farewell concert at Virginia City on
Sunday evening. Tho Chronicle speaks
Of the entertainment in the following
terms: The Vienna Ladies' Orchestra
gave q concert at Turn Verein Hall. last
evening, in presence of the largest audi
-nce yet gathered to hear them. The
programme consisted OF classical and
operate selections. interspersed with an
occasional waltz or polka. It is needless
to reiterate what we have already written
regarding the conspicuous ability Of this
orchestra. The hearty applause they
received vas ample evidence Of the fact
that they maintained their high standing
last evening. Our friends are counseled
TO secure seats for themselves early.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14
Tho Result in Storey.

They are long Of wind, are the election
clerks Of Storey. We have their returns
at last. Sundays Enterprise putlishe:
the same 10 tebuiated form; aud il
appends the following comments and
epitomiziugs: In another column viii
be found table giving the full election
returns Of Storey county. 1t is unnsces
sary to comment thereon The figures
are those of tho County Commissioners.
and are correct so far as the returns have
been made. There may be contested
cases which will call for determination
Of the ballots themselves, rs in many
cases the persons elected have but very
small msjorities. TLis is especially true
in cases of members Of the Legislature.
The Democrats have elected both State
Senators and two members of the AS
senbly. Judge Stewart and J. q. Rule
beating the lowest Republican caudi-
1ates for that body, thus defeating l.. I.
Cowie and Edward Prince. From the
table it will be seen that the Republican
electors are about $50 ahead, that Wren
leads Ellis for Congress 25G votes in the
county: Leonard. Kirkpatrick for Su-
preme Judge 81. keily's majority for
Sheriff is 6s7; Smiths for Treasurer.
800; Fox's for Assessor, 2l5; McFarlsnd's
for Clerk, 1913; Nichols fer Recorder.
30; brakes for District Attorney, lis;
Hodges for Public Administrator. 425;
Pasmore's for Superintendent of Public
Schools. 16T; Moses for Justice, 50:
kuox's, 400: Cooks, GS; Norton's for
Constable, 2u6: Walkers 4G3. and San
der's. 81. For County Commissioners
the canvass showed that mistake in
summing had been made in tue First
Ward. Gold Hill. nv which Mr.. Johnson
was made to beat Mr.. Torp. As the tally
lists showed this, and that the error Wis
clerical one in adding the amounts of
the several sheets together. the count
was taken tLs.e!roni ard the error cor
rected. shas giving sir. Tor? seventy
majori,y over his opponent. The Coun-
t. Commissioners are therefore all Re
publican. For School Trustees. Mr..
Deal beats Mr.. j. L. Suiith for the long
term. For some reason, probably de-
fective ballots. J. c. Schmidt only re-
ceived thirty votes in one Of tie wards
of this city for School Trustees. I'D
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14
A Mans Head Cut Or by she Cars.

II Sunday mornings Enterprise We
have the following horrifyins narration
AT 80 last evening there occurred at
e., American Flat one of those terrible &C.
cidents which cause feelings of freezing
horror at the bare recital. On board the
freight train, which reaches this city at
: o'clock. were two young men from
San Francisco, on their way 20 this city
AZ the train reached American Flat
where ii stops fov few moments, WIN.
Foley. one OF the twain mentioned, was
:rain and Immediately disappear from
noticed by his fri, nd to fall from the
sight. His companion immediately
jumped off and went back to look for
his friend. He fonrd his body lying
between the rails. aud his head. which
had been completely severed therefrom
By the passing wheels, lying in the ditch
on one side. The sight 20 overcams him
that he tainted and fell. and has been
confined to his bed ever since. The
body WAS found by the sec.ion men be-
fore the dead mans companion recov-
cred Consciousness. The face was BAT
little scratched. and tho body appear
not TO hsys been Particularly Injured.
No bones were broken but the clothing
Was som what torn. the remains were
Immediately cared for and Coroner |
Hodges notified, who Immediately took !!
them in charge and brought them to tbs |
undertaking rooms Of Wilson l. Brown.
where they nov lie. An inquest will be |
held thereon at the Coronrr's office on |
Monday evening. The deceased WAS a
youns mau of respectable appearance.
He ard his companion were coming to
this city and he had with him a letter TO
Superintendent Jackson of the North
Virginia mine. He has
father in San Francisco to whom the It'd
ings Of his death We're Immediately tele.
sraphed. What disposition will be made
Of his remains has not vet been deter
mined. The body reached this city at !
o'clock this morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-14

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC TELEGRAM.-In
the local department of the Phoebe Rec.
ord of November 10 We have the follow
ing precious bit OF Democratic litera-
ture:
The following telegram from Virginia
City explains itself. 1t would look, how
ever, from i: that Storey County was
Democratic and the State probably the
same way:
Virginia, Nov. 9.-To O. X. Yves
coat: The latest at IL o'clock gives the
Democrats 255 majority. If this is not
changed by official count and the Radi.
Gals don't throw out some Southern
State Tilden is elected. DoS."