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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
Further Developments Concern
ing the Chicago Pension
Agency.
Mckee and Aagaire's Efforts to
Obtain Pardon are not
Encouraging. II
The CniOn Pacific Indebtedness
to the Government. A
Way to Collect It.
WAsH1uarok.

fNTEREsT DUE PROM THE q. P.
WAsAlNaroA, May l3.-The house
on judiciary have no. per
fected the bill recommended by
Representative Lawrence and Knott
to secure indemnity to the United
St.tes from tho PXciko R. r. Co.'S.
by retaining in the treasury oil money
which is or may be owing them and
applying Il for the payment Of money
due the government. These gentle
mes say If tho bll shall pass !. will
save to the government $3.50, 900, ,0W
or mnre.. while il would invade no
right Of PROPERTY or any privileges
required BY law. The proposition Of
sidney Dillon on behalf of,he U. P.
r. r. Co /, TO return.t the lands at two
dollars and 6fty cents per acre, As
payment for Indebtedness, was con-
sidered by the committee impractic.
able.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
Chicago.


FLouH Qaic, and nrm,
WH.Ar--Actiye and very. unsettled; opened
higher thsn yesirrday. hui Inter weakened and
cioseti lower; No 2las,s Grlt3; rioeed At ela,
for cash Nay; ios, sGbl octa; closed At oi1sa q
0tas for Juna.A o5d1i osst elosed for seller st
o6 for July; No. ,, 9&iiaJs5; rejected, siM;
coRx--Aerlvc uuscttied aud lower high mixed
s7hG1474; No ?, tns.6tlsY; closed at t6t. bid for
May Ta3Ast +sn closed At 49, bid for Jnne tesi
e.77. closed inriIe bid for July; Dew sc5ee'-
ed 4aa.
oars Active ans lover; No. 2 ao14 for cash or
May SDa46g3i closed inside ejecte ed 49, 49,
RyE-Fair demand No. 7, o2i.
sARLEx Quiet and a shade easier; No. 2 6s for
cash; 81 sssss for Nay offered Ssn for Jnne
PORK In SAir demand and higher, 20 aafr2i for
cash % rs for June; sf IS for Jriy.
LARD Good demand and higher closing steady !;
lsas for cash II aba Ii a7li for june " con iz67
! for July IL 7og,2 Il FOR Angu,t
MrArs,-pair demand and higher; .lolidels,A
short rib II short clear ia
BrrrxE- Choice creamy ftas i, frrsh dairy
saay
Y Eoo. strictly he.h, ith@i'.
Wn,sNr stead, at lpi
L 4. IN
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
.snei. .p.osse a. r.A l,'ed 4re,,ieioa oJpa ca,

NSNt VH ysNsAVr
No, Cursa Cents.
Fcycrs, Constellation, lnhsmmailens 25
Q Worms. Norm F.yer, Worm Gniic. %
3aCrytng Collie. OF Testhing OF infants e5
4 Diarthaa, OF children or adults Is
5 Dysentery, Gripping, bilious culic -
. Gholarx NoIbps, Vomiting, g 1S
Coughs, colds. bronchitis, IA
q Nssfaigfa, tool hAche. iAccache. 20
" Headaches. sick heaaarhes ynrt,sp, ~
10 ityepc ,rin, hitho1s stomach 25
IA Suppressed. " painful periods, "A
u Whites, 100 pfofonsc periods, e,
Is Group, Ooush dinicuit srs., LING. A.
II sal, kheum, eryripelas. ernptfonr, 4h
10 Rhcumn isr,. Khrumatic pains u
10 Fever and ngue. ci. I'd fevcrs, sagnes 3 20
II Piles. blvd et bleeding, 2s
ts ophihAimy, and sore or weak cyeA, 10
y GstArrt. aente ot earonic, iDaasnAa, y. y
~ Whooping cough, violent coughs, -
II Arthma. eppresred breathing 5I
II EAr dischsrkcn. Impaired hear,n "a
IS scrufula, enlarged giants -welhrgs o..
- Gcnsrai debility pnys,ca, weaknrss ~
u Drcps5 aud scaniy rccrriops. 20
~ Sea stckncss. sickness IRON, riding 10
d kisncy diseAsc grsscl,, s-lss4- 20
n Nervous debility. seminal weakness or in
voluntary dtschnrger, $3.50 1l
- Sore mouth, cnnker, 81
30 7QnhEFy vi Ekncrs. wuttiuH tat- t,ee ee
81 taiHrst psri,,]s,with spa.ins, ~
~ bIsesse OF hear. FalpiIalon- &c. oo
"a Epilepsy, spAr ms. 81. Wins dsnce.-+-- ID
~ Diph,hrr,a, liberated sore thruat, 81
Is Chropirconrevuons and Ternpiioni, ~
FAMILY CASES.
Case, Morocco With 5, iargs Vial. and mannal'ot
dtrectfons - .,....s...tlo "
Case. morocco. Of 70 large Walls and book, "
~ Thcsr remedies Are sent by the case or AEg {
q parl ai hs rnnnisy. s..t NJ thatge- on
receipt oi price. Address.
HuArnRxy,s HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE CO.,
i ''N N''N 80 's' = hsaw YORK,
yor sale w sll drnggtst., nss,oewAsis
kV For Sals BIZ HILLS PtRDY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
Hou nc.

WAsAlssros, May ID Mr. Glover
introduced resolution setting forth
that l. ii. H,z Hugh, door keeper of
the house, is not = Il person to hold
the position OF door-keeper, and that
he be dismissed. II was adopted and
referred TO the committee on rnl es,
with instructions to report as early as
possible. "a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
sEEKIsG PARDON.

U. s. District Attorney DyAS has
reported 10 the attorney general I'M
fasorably in the mailsr Of the sppli,
cations Of E1- Collector Mcclure and
Mckee, for pardon.
MCGUIRE was Vt the department Of
justice today, to have All interview
with the attorney general, but did not
see him, Judge Pierrepont considers
that it isaouly proper, in such cases,
that he should Else audience to the
counsel for the convicted perrons. II
is also understood that an unfavo able
report is made in the, case Of Avery.
THE cHIcAG, PENSION AGENT.
George w. -Campbcll, Of Chicago,
-.es4tii fed hefsfe. he t.i Serxie ies.4nn1n-
mittee to-day. He was a brother OF
the marshal of the northern distric. OF
Illinois. When Gen. SWEET was pen
sion agent at Chicago, witness got ap-
pointed to clefkship at 81 500 per
year; af,erwardsyre ito 81 800 =
He was employed for two or three
years, and. had no duties to perform
The position WAS mere sinecure.
b. M. johnson testified that he was
clerk in the saue Office, and neYe,
knew Campbell to perform any lahn,
there, and he only came to the, Office
once or tw,se month.
J. F. Lackey, formerly deputy com
missi .ncr Of pensions testified that he
visited the Chicago pension Office and
made an examination Of accounts
there, and found deficit Of $4,000, NJ
testified to by Miss Sweet, who tolc
witness the circumstances connected
with the deficit. While witness wa
t in Chicago he received dispAtcl
from Gen. Baker, commissioner q
pensions, telling him 70 let the Chica
| 60 office alone, as he (Baker) wohl
attend to the settlement OF that mai
ter.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
nRIs
10000 Los!,r:,.

WrsnsoR, VI, May l3 The re
sidepce Of Captain Chester Pike, near
here, burned Yesterday. Loss GAG, 600.
AT ROCK bland.
CHlcAso, HIS, May 49,. The Times
Rock Island Illinois special says =
disastrous FIRE broke out at 40 clock
last night from the centre Of the
double store on Illinois street, oc-
cupied by L. r. Gates q Co.'S, with
dry goods. The loss OF, the building
was complete; OF the stock about one
fourth Was saved. Total loss, s,0,-
700. Insurance 100000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
At TCHWKuU.

caic 800, My The trial of the
Ell superylsors Of internal revenue,
Mum, WI w.s continned this morning ~
1Col. Ingersoll concluded his opening
argument for-the defendant, aud the
taking OF evidence began. So far the
line OF evidence is nearly iaeasieai
with that Of the otner whisky cases
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14

CALI BoanD Wheat stronger imas for June /;
iHsS for July. Corn weak and lower; iG}s for
May; asi4 for June; b.s for July Oats dnl! and
lower 80 for eAsb OF Nay; 3oa for jane, nomin.
all, 3o,a for July. Pork strong and highers 2 -
bid for june !, n 10 for July. Lard Arm and high
er: II 80 bai for Jhiy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14

No Milwaukee ! ~ i .iet. .lnne LOS tot Jnly.
6s.i;sSo, aaia,
COM Scare. and Arm: No !, ~.
oar. firmer and h, good denaud NJ. z-.raf4
for May; 81 foo lane.
R,A-7seSscs and higher, No !, 1oSsti ,s
BAstks -1Qa,et snd lover No =. /
So --r47-- 80
i s.aa Ltverpool. -
liverpool, Ma, -,
/, Flour .2a-at s... winier wheat, ssedetYe ipd 4
Spring ssQss. White srod Club, s-todsflok
Corn, s6-G2b, VI. Pork, 81, Sd. Lard sss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
Milwaukee, 1a5 is.

FLopg-zQdset and nominal.
WBkAr- ope red unssrtisd and hifhes aud
elsaed unsettled; No. Milwaukee II; hari, u
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
Heavy Fighting in Mexico-3OO
Killed; 1 900 Wounded.
4 Rock Island Journalist Ac.
auitted of Manslanghter.
The Lancaster Flood Still
Raging.
Winslow, the Boston Eorger. Re
Committed for Ten
Days. ~
Flosget. IN Delaware

< NEW CAsyLE, Dell. May l3.-Ten
men were fogged here 70 day aud az
,erwards punished IN the piliory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
BANK STATEMENT.
NKw York, May l3-Bsnk stat e.
ment, reserve iucresse, q ,978,975.
plsAPpoINrED.

& " =
SAN Francisco, May l3.-A dis
patch from Prescott, Arizona, says 10
of the Cozzens Boston colony have ar.
rived ut Santa Fee mountains. Macy
have abandoned that locality and
come to PRESCOTT seeking employment. !.
They are indignant, and represent the
whole colony MS disappointed, and
wit advise friends to stay at home.
BAsR BAEl-
CHrcAGo, May l3. -Chicagoe's' 4;
.ouisviile's 2.
BosToS, May 13- Boston's l9;
Athletics IL.
ST. Louts, May l3.-St. Louis IL
Cincinnati 0.
TO BE RANGED.
BRAMrroS, Ont, May 13-Chris.
topher Ward, a farmer, who las,
Aprilsmufde7eA his wife and. fired III.
house, has been sentenced to be hang
ed on June 10th.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
ACQUITTED.

Rock ISLAND, May l3.-The trial
Of David J. Van Meter, city editor Of
the Argus, for manslaugh,er, for kill
ing John B. Stamback, when. attack
ed by him Tire i 3ttt II tls u sttiill !,
was begun on "Wednesday and closed
a. noon to-day BY verdict Of ac-
qui,t.l.
REFUSES To nEAR II.
NEw YoHk, May The Post
says DR.. ravlor peremptorily refuses
TO hear Bowens private story about
Beecher.
.1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-14
n1scELLAHEous
RonnKR CAPTURED.

MEMrAIs, Msy Ed Johnson,
a notorious express rubber has been
rc-capturcd
GALVESTON, Mny i3.-The Sal
weston News special, dated RIO
Grande ttsiry, f33rhh, Gays: AT day
light this morning Esca bado left' the
river with his force, and it is reported
there hxs been hard sgnting neal
Camargo. 1t is not known which
side had gained the day. The repor,
is 800 killed and 900 wounded. A
sheb struck the church in CAnargo
killing the priest aud four women q
prayers. Four large boats sreel.nd
ing infantry opposite Camargo on TIL,
San Juan river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
Z n - y q n.
Inauguration or -. Fryer Process.

Inauguration OF she Fryer Process.
GaAss VALLEY. May 4--Ths Fryer
reduction works were opened to the pub
lie this forenoon. When tho machinery
was sot in motion q largo number Of
persons were present. minerss capital.
lists, editors and correspondents from
every part Of the Stats and from distant
States and Territories. The whole APP
para,us is entirely different from any,
thing in uss before. and consists OF .
furnace designed 10 roast at high tenn.
perature refractory ores. in order 10 re.
duce tho noble metals 10 u pure state be-
fore nmslgamation. Tbs second opera.
ton In treating roasted ores in q revolv-
ing apparatus Of octagon shape. provid.
cd with sixteen cylinders Ave feet long
and twenty inches in diameter. equal in
capacity 10 q fvs-stamp battery. Quick.
silver. hot water and some cheap chsmi-
calls, yet unnamed, are placed in the
cylinders With the ROASTED ores. The
heads OF the cylinders were tightly closed
and the pulvsrixing appsrstus set In
motion at the rate OF ten revolutions 10
the minute. A cylindrical weight Of
$50 pounds In each cylinder falls
twice upon The ore in every revolution,
pulverizing Il TO impalpable powsr. while
at the same time amalgamation II going
on. After six hours Of this trsatmsnt
the cylinders are opened and the pulp
elected through a pipe into The sspar-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

Ator, whore Il Il Inst BY ! powerful
stream Of water d the bottom Of the
separating vat, vhidA keeps he pulp In
active motion. The amalgam falls Into
! receptacle q the bottom Of the sspsr-
ator and the Slums Aoat of at the top.
These pass through q rotary square box
provided with copper plates 10 catch the
smallest particles Of amalgam, II such
could possibly sscape, The amslgam 10
Immediately drawn OF and rstorted, and
In tvslvs houss tronp che time The quarts
IL frst put In the furnace the result In
bullion IL obtained. averaging from 90
to 95 per cent. Of its assay value, and
all SEScisd ata lvssy small cost. With
free ores the furnace 10 omitted, - the
~pulvsrissf 10 safieisnt without II. As
the machinery started the octagon pull
vsrisss moved Oh ~ quickly - though
Il had been In use for years. Mr.. Fryer,
the inventor, and Nj. Hall, President OF
the Fryer-Noble Metal Mining Com.
pany, were both warmly congratulated
on thsir success. Mr.. Hall. who had
waited To witness the Inauguration Of
the enterprise. left BY the afternoon
train for New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

orr which We heap upon hlni The
mail and the telegraph offer him am.
pie facilities for tho transaction Of busi-
ness. and ~ the message says. be can
b reached In a. short q time at Long
Branch by these means Is he can per-
sonallyin the White House. There Ia not
n instance in which General Granthas
neglected his duties; not one instance
where his presence was required In
Washington whom be was not there.
This bang the case. he has faithfully
done al that vas required Of him a. q
public officer. and but followed in the
footsteps Of his Democratic prsdsces-
sors. q the memorandum at the Close Of
his message shows
We commend the psrusal Of the doeu-
msnt TO all our rsadss. Il 10 good
reading.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

ASoruxR Of the malicious falsshoods
circulated by the Democratic press Of
the country has been exposed. For tho
last few daysit has been asserted that
President Grant had removed General
Custer from his command in the Indian
country. because in obedience TO the
summons Of congressional Committee.
he had told What he knew about General
Babcock. The same policy Of silence
which has always characterized General
Grant in rssard TO Islander against him
self governed him in this case. He SER
snely held his peace. To-day the tel
esraph informs Us that General Custer
has lsft Warrington to resume his CON-
mand. And thus another lie 10 nailed.
This psrnicious practice INDUCED in by
by TOO many Of our newspapers Of
printing rumors for facts. IL greatly to
Be dsplorsd. but ws imagine Il will b
industriously followed. a. least until the
Presidential campaign d over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05


cOurn COnHTOCK GOLD AND
- SILVER MINING c0NPANY.-Locatio
Of pnseipsi plses Of business, San Praneiseo.
California.
Locations Of works, Gold IIlil Mining Dis.
tfiet. Storey County, Nevada.
Neues u hereby given, that at . meeting OF
the Boasd OF Director. held on the % day
Of Nay, 1916. an assessment fNo. u OF
Tsa Gents tioc per share uas levied upon
capital stock Of the. corporation, payable I'm.
medistely, In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary. q the once Of the Company. 81
California street-Rooms ) aud I. second noor.
over 4 No lnsuranos ONE; entrspcs, 200 Call.
fornis sirsst-San Ynncisee. California.
Any stock nPon vhieh this assessment shaii
will BE- dslinqusnt, and sdveriiscd for sals
at public auction. and unlsss payment 10 made
befors will b sold on MONDAY. the ash
day OF Juns. 1873. 70 pay the delinquent asssss-
msnt toeethsr with costs Of advertising and
j. 4. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
0mce-ati California strees, Rooms . and 4,
sscooA fosg. over l1na lnsurssos ones-en
trsnes 800 California strcst-ssn Frspeisco.
California. mystd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
GENERAL NOTES.

TIE Carson appeal complains that
siock ID turned loose in the streets Of
that city at certain hours Of the night,
and gathered In in the morning. II
calls upon the authorities to put a stop
10 The nuisance.
-. "MsMs -
Tx case Of the United States vs.. &C.
latt Bros, for violation Of mail contract,
which occupied the attention Of the Cir.
uks Court - Canon on Tuesday, has
Bseh decided BY . Jury in favor Of the
defendants. t.s
wAanxu LfLAxD. lessee OF the Palace
Hotel In San Francisco. passed Elko,
westward bound. yesterday morning.
He has been East to arrange for the
opening Of his hotel at Long Branch. q
A pIsousrEp Black Hitler has just re-
turned to Elko. He says that the Hills
are Q fraud, and that the poor miners
who have gone there are literally starry
ing.
NEVADA miners who left for tho rich
placer dissings reported discovered in
Arizona recently. are returning and pro.
nouncc them . fraud.
NAvioArIos on the Humboldt Is open
for the season. oHi1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
NEW TO-DAY.
WI. oLAxxr.u ". g. snrru. laKxRY RoLyz.
W. H. CLARKE & CO.,
BROKERS',
NO. 81 sourH o~rREKr,
iReisiA PLY, nEvADA.
LIST OF LETTERS

nExAINiN0 IN THE GOLD HILL rosT
IL once Nay 9Th 1915. 10 not called for
within one month they will be sent TO the Dead
LettsF Once. WsAhington
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
TO CONTRACTORS.

dds TO BUILD A MINERS UNION
ID Hauta silver CITY Franc Baildlng Niso.
Plans md speeifnslions 70 DO seen % J. j.
Peters saloon. Bids will be received
UNTIL NAY 18th, 1915.
Ths Trustees rsservs the right 10 accept OF
reject all Bills. All ~eomnunieatlons 10 be sent
through the Postonce IN d. bevell. Secretary.
-. ~ A. WILSON. Chairman,
ID. slwKLL, Secretary. mys I'd
silver civ. Nevada. Nay o. ls16.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05


trustees ................'.is
oresnsbsum. Hslblng 4 CO.
Trustees ..................is'
0recpebaum. uelbinG 4 20.
Trustees ..................T ~
Greeuessun. H,lbing 4 W.
Trustees ..................V "
0ieenebsum. HslbinR 4 Co.
Trustees e................shs
0reenebsum. lielbing I Co,
Trustees ..................o'
drreneLaum. Helblpg q Co.
Trustees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ars.nsbaum. Hslbing Il o..
Trustees ~
0Authier 4 Gafiot, Tfustses.2S
osu,hier 4 0ariot do ~
0rafman @ p. Trustee ......oos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
Csnxress Yesterday.

In the Senate yesterday nothing Of
Importance was done except In the i'm.
parchment trial Of Belknap. Blair. Of
counsel for respondent, opened the argu-
ment on the question Of jurisdiction
and quoted at length from the Blount
case in support Of his views. He de-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
miscellaneous.

Tho Ways and Means Committee dis
cussed yesterday the bill Of Mr.. Wood
increasing the amount Of four and q hsd
Per csntum bonds to $500. DOC, 900 and
extending tho time TO 30 years. No con-
elusion was reached. fHr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

evfdent ne niiHnt DO cuileu unon 70 OK.
e~rcise. possibly. even without the limits
Of the Capital. II tho efforts Of those
recently in rebellion against the Govern
ment had been successful in driving the
late President Of the United States from
Washington. II 10 manifest that he must
have discharged his functions, both
civil and military. elsewhere than
in the place named by law a. ths seat Of
Government. No act Of Congress can
limit. suspend or confine this constitu.
tional duty. I am not aware Of the eI-
istenee VI any act Of Congress which
assumes this to be the limit or restricts
tho exercise Of the functions Of the ES-
ecutive. We're there such acts. I should
nevertheless recognize the superior all.
thority OF tho Constitution mud should
exercise the powers required thereby OF
the President. Tho act to which refer
encs Is made In the resolution Of the
House relates to tho establishment 81
the seat Of Government aud the pro-
viding Of suitable buildings and the re-
moval thereto OF the offices attached TO
Government. etc. II was not UNDER
stood nj its date and by General WASH
ington 10 confinc the President in the
discharge OF his duties and powers 10
actual presence at the seat Of Govern
ment. On tho 30th Of March, 1871,
shortly after the passage Of the act re.
fsrred 10, General Washington issued an
Executive proclamation, having refer
encs TO the subject OF this very act,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

A faI house, rep!e.e With eager
faces; acme sparkling music and the
curtain rose last evening on the frss ac'
of pretty. bright, little Dinkey Lngard'"
first engagement in this city. :" Second
Love" was the first piece performed,
and ~ FAR as its dramatic worth is con
cerned ii may well hold claims to 'h+
hiehes. rank. To detail the many pretty
scenes aud clever acting Of Hiss Lin
gard would demand more space than VT
are able 10 give, srffice i. 10 say that sh.
fully carried ont our expectations, AMI
We are bat too happy 70 iudorse the most
favorable thugs that have been said of
her. Miss Badger. Who supported Miss
Lineard as Mildred Vernon. displayed
great ability, and we predict with a little
patient study a brilliant future for her.
The other parts were well played. The
performance terminated with the spark
ling farce, s:Cut OF with Dollar,
which during its Interpretation, Kept the
audience in constant ronuds Of laughter.
To-nieh, Miss Lingnrd will make her
last appearance herr, The Rough Di~-
mond'' and Naval Engagements con
s.ituting the bill. There will De mat
inee this afternoon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

ACAsT OF LIcK's FAcE.-The Stock
Exchang. Of October ) has the follow
ing:
Signor p. Mezzara's cast OF the head
of our departed philanthropist. James
Lick, was placed in the Pioneers' Hall.
at the hoad of the crftin containing the
remains of the iIlustIIons dead yesterd.y
at II NJ. The Impression is perfect; there
can be no question on that point, every
muscle. every wrinkle on the brow, ev-
cry hair being AS faithfully delinested ss
if uature, and no, art, had reproduced
the semblance Of the features of the de-
ceased. As We gazed, first on the face
of the dead and then on its duplicate il
the plaster Of Paris, there was only one
difference; the real face looked asleep.
the other was death. Mr.. N-zzara has
added one more leaf to the laurels which
adorn his brow We understand that 1t
is the intention of the Society of Califor.
mia Pioneers to have a bust of bronze or
marble Of Mr.. Lick executed TO place in
their hall. This will no doubt be exc
cuted by Signor MezzAra from the above
Cast.