Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23

STOREY County RKrrBLICAN NoMfS-
ArroSs.-In our account yesterday morn
Ing of the Storey county Republicans
nominations we only got down TO As
SCISSOR. and not to the nomination 20
that office. Now we are enabled to i'll
ou' the programme more or less per-
fec:ly. Here is the ticket as far as per.
frtsG. Assessor. Anthony Fox; Dis
net Attorney. Frank Drake: Treasurer.
John Lambert: Superintendent of
schools, F } Passmore; Surveyor, Ross
l. Browne: County Commissioners. 3,
+ Hazeltine. L. H. Torp and Z. Nye;
y majors, Frank osb!stOn of Virginia
City AMI Esan Williams of Gold hIil:
NJ ubers of the Assembly these through
H.. kindness Of Beam Pixley), Coulter,
Bahcock. Cot.man. Harris. Toombs and
Rand CHEESE rom Cola Hill from Nir-
cinia, 4. Cornw,i Joe Beer. +. L
Mills, W II. Bo'tsforI. VI. Banner.
Geo Hawks. +. 4. Smith and I. Il.
Howard This makes fourteen. Storey
county is entitled 10 but twelve members
of The Assembly. There must be some
thing wrcng some where. III these nom
inees, Osbis,on everybody knows. de
is one of the Oldest of the old timers on
the Comstock, ana the best fellow in the
world He ought TO MAKE splendid
run Evan Williams il u book keeper
or clerk in the Crown Point otfice-suc
ceeded Lew Goodwin, We believe. We
suppose the Harris named for the AS
sembly is John Harris, brother of Hon.
C n Harris. Toombs is a young man
long in the employ of Gillie Mott Il Co.
Joe Beer is Tom Beers brother; and
Bottsford is we'll known here as a car
penter. We should suppose the ticket to
be a very strong one. 1t is mainly made
up of young and popular men.
Us DISTRICT Court JURoEs.-Fol-
lowing is list of names contained in
a venire for trial jurors for the Octo-
Der term Of the u. S. District Court :
Simon Ogg. J. c. Currie, ID. M. Geiger,
Milton MyGatt, John Gillig. G. +.
Ford. Storey county Z. d. Wright,
W. w. Bryan, e. F. Blackner, J. ii.
Ja1ua. Parker Barnes, Geo. +. Ran
dali. Lyon county; A. j. Hatch, 4.
A. Longiey, n. Ii. Manning, c. A.
Gibson, T. n. Carey, Nelson Ham
mond, Washoe county Marvel Par
ker. y. ID. Chamberlin, Lewis Boron,
B. T.. Foster, III. r. Cunning, and w.
II. Minor, Ormsby county. These
will each and all report for duty on
Monday, Oct. 9, at the COnrt room in
this city.
The fascinating and fair round Boseo
is sending up TO Lis clothing bazaar
very choice assortment of goods. One
- ashamed of ones old rags as be
views those seductive garments. The
most prudeu; are tempted to so in and
get trusted for handsome suit. And
the beauty OF it is, Bosco keeps on send
ing. Ii he keeps on be will produce a
revolution in the clothing market and
produce a crisis in undergaments.
YANK's' BAIL. - Probably the
last ball of tho season in Lake Valley
will take place this evening at Yank's.
1t is needless to say that all who 60
from here and h ,reabout will be sure
OF "a very delightful time. The steam
boats which arc in the passenger
trade vii! ply between the Glenbrook
and Ynnk's for the accommodation OF
the guests, going and coming. The
excursion on the Lake is well worth
the price Of the ball.
THE ravages of the insatiate tree-borer
are sadly manifest in ine large cotton
wood fronting Mr.. Tobey's new resi-
dence on Spear street. Those ravenous
insects have so completely Slapped the
lower part of the trunk that the tree has
suddenly died and shed its leaves.
Brrrs. why don't you dump shovel
full or two Of earth upon the sidewalk
at the corner of the Episcopal parsonage
high fence. opposite St. Peters church
cornerI The puddle from The ditch
there is a nuisance that needs another
kind of dammin9 than what it gets.
And now John G. Fox is displaying
some very handsome new patterns Of
jewelry in his window. Some corals
there are very beautiful. likewise
some sleeve buttons. and shawl pins.
His show cases present some very
new goods.
Miss E1rrNaE's presentation Of the
play of 1.-The Geneva Cross " drew
very Large audienbe to National Gusrd