Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14

REGISTRATION AND NATURALIZA-
TOMAS needs 10 be borne in mind
by all who are interested in the pend
ing election, the days in which the
| registration of voters may yet be done
are but six. To-day is the 18th Of the
| month. The registry agents close
| their books on the Goth. The Democ-
racy are very busy naturalizing for
| eign-born men and drumming up vo-
tiers for registration. Are our friends
also thus busy? 1t is the very extrem-
| inv oil folly to think tina: because we
have won victories by hard fighting in
| the past. we can win triumphS In the
| future without any unusual exertlons.
| The enemy is very industrious, very
| wary, verv alert. lie sets us an eN-
ample of vigilance and energy which
we might we'll emulate. These SIX
DAYS remaining before the close OF the
registration should see every Republic
can in this county doing all lie can,
thinking all he knows how, working
win all his might and canvassing
ui;aiu a given circle of acquaintance,
pertinaciou-ly and with unceasing en-
ergy. Every man should do ali in his
power, ard never relax any OF his
energy until the hour of the closing OF
the poll book. 1t should also be borne
in mind that there is much virtue III
the old copy-book axiom. that Pro
cras,ination is the Thief OF TiI,le.
FINEp.-In the Z. S. District Court
Yesterday. Ado!phus Wait was fined
$500 as the penalty for the omn,i,,inS
of official extcrticn o! which ne was
lately found guilty. Oar Impression is
that Waltz, if he erred at all. erred under
what he believed to be good advice and
that he did not knowingly commit a
wrong. We suspect tina. Judge Eillyer
entertained some such views rs this. and
for that reason imposed this compare
lively ligh, fine. The extreme penalty
is 500 or one years imprisonment
At Washington MIR. Waltz bears the
reputation of being the most capable
Land Register in the entire service-the
most capable and efficient We con-
graduate him that his troubles are ended
aud that the penalty imposed il; SO light.
He paid the tine yesterday.
AFISs Msar MABKrr.-Louis Mohr
Il Co. are keeping a very excellent meat
market on the east side OF North Carson
street. between Telegraph aud Spear
streets.-epposIte the brick building
formerly occupied 10y Wagner & Co.
Louis Mohr is first class butcher,
tirst-class fellow citizen. a first class
sausage maker and q first class man to
have dealings with. Mohr a. Co. keep
on hand, all the time, the best of beef.
mutton, lamb. veal and pork, and the
choicest of corn beef. tripe and sausage
meat. and they are always on hand to
attend to their customers and to give
them the best in tie shop.
SERVICES will be held in ST. Peters
Church (Episcopal) tomorrow morning
at II o'clock and in the evening at half
past seven. In the morning the Rector
will preach his introductory sermon, and
especially desires every person con-
nected with the parish to be present.
The holy communion will be admin
istered after the morning service. Sun
day School Immediately after tie morn
ing service.
RErURHEp.-Rev.J John Laird, Pastor
of the Presbyterian Church. returned
from his visi. to California day before
yesterday. He has the look of a niau
who has enjoyed himself and done his
duty.
TIE Vivian Mill is hung up. No
quartz is what's the matter. Until it
was shut down i. was run on Chollar
ore. So We learn from Superintendent
Brown, who was in the city yesterday.
No PERFoEMANCE.-Oving to the
sickness Of some of the ladies' taking
part in the oratorio, 10 performance
was given last night; consequently there
was no concert and no dance.
The Chronicle and Gold Hill News Of
last evening report Chief of Police Ben
Lackey missing. The News says he has
been missing about week and nobody
knows where he has gone.