Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-25

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Minor 10 state 70. Tho benefit OF news
paper publishers throughout tho State
tha. the easiest and shortest way to get
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,nents Qike the lately published no'lce
to voters relative 10 amending the Con-
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Controller for his warrant !or the sum
allowed BY the Board OF Examiners: ana
then, having got the warrant, endorse II
and send it to the State Treasurer with
a request to transmit the sum named
Or a written request 10 The Treasurer.
sent at the same ;inle the order is mooe
upon the Cou,rc,.er, viii fetch 1t. The
claims 70. this printing hsvs been al.
lowed bv the Board Of Examiners; and
!, only remains FOR the Controller to
issue his warrant and the Treasurer to
nav the amount therein called for
THs MURPHY TRIAL draws to close.
The lawyers are at It now. First, Judge
Wells opened for the State; then Colonel
Ellis made long argument for the de-
Tense. We understand that the Court
has 80 ordered as to permit the defense
to close. This course o! procedure char
acterizeJ the trial Of the celebrated Fair
case, We believe. The principle would
seem to be that the fairness OF slierna-
ticn should 10 kept up. rather than tina:
the prosecution should have the opening
and closing. Thus Wells opens for the
State, and Ellis fellows FOX the defeAa-
ant: then General ki;treu replies to
Ellis. and General Clarke, as OF counsel
for tie defense. closes the debate. I6e
case will doubtless 90 TO the jury this
evening. 1t is very generally predicted
that the jury will fail to agree upon q
verdict.
Nj. Ia. S. PAsAE waH reported better.
Yesterday. He woke Gu. Of his insen-
sib:e condition yesterday mo:nirg and
asked, languidly. Whats Mi iais
about The Chronicle of last evening
s,ys that his brother briefly made an ex-
PLANTATION, aud asked bin few questions
which be answered. very sensihly. He
then sal I'm hungry" aud cup OF
strong Ten bring PROVIDED, he drank :"
few snrs and insreutiy fell asleep. H.
has rem iuti ia this condition ever
since. DIR. Manson. 10 an interview.
.yurpsses strong hnpeI for his ni!im IT."
r. coy-,y. His fall. or rather pitch OF IL
or Is feet head foremost TO the ground,
WAS terrible shock, bnt forinns'e!y rs
no fracture was sustained his physicians
expect his yery tenacious constitution to
pull him through
VIZ have hopes Of cur streets proving
| themselves so we'll repaired by the Efforts
DOW being expended upon them that
thev will successfully resist all such
sursirgs and foods as the winter season
and ihe following spring may visit upon
US. Doctor Butts is now constructing q
sewer across Second street. from the
Ormsby House side to the Grinase
corner, where the recently 0nished large
water drain opens. THIS will relieve
our side Of the street from the surplus OF
water hithe.t, liable to accumulate at
! this point. and prevent. excepting on
occasions Of unusual overflow. the river
| like streams to which former wet seasons
| have accustomed Us.
The citizen whose palate enjoys the
-picurean flavor Of sausage maa'. III all
its po;ciue purity. and whose dehca'e
taste is satisfied with tie heslthful con-
| pouenis al headcbasse, made Ia mode.
| can find iha. which vii! satisfy his inner
man At Coroner Meder's meat market.
King street. Let the virtue Of his con-
| diments be tested.
The little girls of the Episcopal
Church Sunday School will hold fes'
tival at Theater Bal! on next Wednesday
! night. admission so cents. dancing Il
! commence at s O'Clock, &c. We NAV,
| possibly. have mentioned this matter
| before. bu. for fear of mistakes We thus
again venture to call attention ID it.
ALL seems quiet within the limits o.
Chinatown, and tbs tocs;n OF war 70
more resounds upon tie af:righted air.
| Neauwbile. that bullet hole in the
wounded Chinian's tawny hide IS doing
quite as we'll as any hole can be expected
to do.
THANEsGIv1sG preparations are OBJ
servable. The stately turkey finds con,
spicuous place at poulterer's stands, the
crisp celery accumulates i'll tempting
lunches, and the meek bnt luscious
oyster winks nodestly in the epicurean
eye.
THE prize fgtt between Joe Farm
worth and Charles Noon is "off.' Both
men we're "full'' when tho match wss
made, ard coming 20 their sober senses
| they withdrew their stakes and called
III fight no CO."
THE sojer mems ball at the Theater
on Thanksgiving night must not be for
gotten by any trns lover OF his country
Il will be a very grand affair and be
largely attended by fair women and
brave men.
A MARRIAGE which took place nigh
| before last seems 10 have been thought
a fit subject for a char;vari-and the
hapnv pair rere accordingly treated to
serenade 10y the Cala,hu mpiaus.