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NAVAL AFFAIRS.
WHAT Admiral. GoLpsnoHou0u ACTUALLY
TESTIFIED 70.

WHAT ADMl1kAL 9oLDsnoHou0H ACTUALLY
7EsTlr1Ep 70.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Muy aS,-The report
tbat A,1,n,ro, catdshor,,,,rh,s ,..t,,,orv .,nr.e
.,,st ~ NJ mena..',s". T., ~" 9,,.as" .n
that t''c NASJ uel'a1t'hen'' IA 1he bureau oi
cdncss beyond the amount OF the current mp
proprattons, proves 10 be- absolutely untrue.
Wbat ha iud stat, hcfnra ,,c Commj,tsc docs
~ ~. .s s'Ho -,
nos reveal taa slEhtest !FTesulHE1ty of elo'ation
Of Law. The point Of hts testimony out Of
which tho Charge was tortured Is that tho
nurcor Ina ,rnicctc,, ,.ork In I'm wov ~ rc-
,''4,,>',u Ill A'' 49,, ,',,s,.
nu''onns :, % a'a 'epa,tnE 'esSe.s ~, ~,nen' ,as
will cost s1,f00,000 more than bus
vct heen annronriated for tia Rurea,t.
H. c,.tra"t. 7,,ya 1Ina.ovo- ,,ro, r,nao t,r an.
.,,...sa, ~ "n'.' ,' 49,. "a,'.s,sa ~ ,a !
expenditures oeyonu tae PROVISIONS OF 'aw.
The repairing of vessels is very muvh like the
repairing Of house. Plans may be mndc for
rhanrca ant1 at],,ttions which wonld reou,re two
OF three years to be fully carried out some por-
t(ons may be done this ycar, alll soIne next, or
III, vor,r NAV In IN oyrnnoca t,at .ne narts mt
completed this year may bn omitted altogether:
or II more work Is neclcu than ca,l be douc
tllls year the repairs Gun b. mude in part, So
fur as sufficient appropriations arG provided,
to t,o continued ucxt wear II further anDropr1a-
ffor&a ty1r 1,S the
~ la. ,,n.,s ,,b,a, U st t1 nn0 Ixu1 ~,
~ I.ian WITH WHICH Mohiu epst e1t;eV,uoV, anu
tlaL "ousu ~ lio slo!atluh ot iA". - t'o aPpto,
prtations are not n,nde, tho work Of ropnsrs Will
have to stop with thu expenditures provided for
In the appropriation bill.
An EXPLANATION Is also made Of tho charge that
apnroyrd hills naynb]e out nj current annronrta.
t{ons have becI returned to the coltracturs.
srhn ,n.Ia n,,t thatr ,,fiis IN sn"b
fn.sr oas sa,a "et t,ot ''s liz ~, - a4S.. w.
luin ~ ~ IteGse t'lt1F iay tloha lug
eueeeodlne appropriations. II ID slated lint
n tnese instances tue nu'nher or supplies rur-
chased were Tor the succeeding year, and not
properly chargcable tn thu APPROPRIATIONS against
which the bills bud been In tho first instance an
pruyed. There scc1us In be In tl,is latter ruso
sn,nn question ~ IN whnt IA IL. nrnncr <.,n.
str,ct,n ~ I'm 1"s, fnt ~ raan.t -. *" .,,t
t..n -. t1 t naS N tSEalu u LUG MAtr
tet cuHIsEuia,s Which No!asbosousn scnt1uca,
ne1thef lle lA" nor the 4acts constitute any
charge aHaitaat she department.
TIE BEcltETARr'a LETTER TO THE COMMITTEE.
Secretary Robson has written, In reply to the
recent letter Of Mr.. Whitthorue, Chairman of
itva 04'e SA A'~'"" AA'AN4te' 80 '''
1oM Ms. NJ 1a7a TN. I'm, " ~ tta,,,s
cbanGa ComfitT ' m :" xd@o ~ H1fnorns; na,r
GnaHmH r. a,'s. y Dsn-nfntir @ T. g .tuva. ngatIs y
aa,h nut as Besn eecyed in tep1 h 81 se
fop%ded upon Or Z ths seasoms thsten IN M
a e 1oas no. aa'
wh,e yoq na sny ~ of ta 1n ne In nst
, 1876-05-29

Eprrfdl Df.pafcA to 7zs Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, May as.-Thc reported rcsig.
nation IT Mr.. Joy us President OF tho Michigan
Central Railroad, brought by .Associated Press
Friday night, vas confirmed by tho publication
here Of the following:
, M,cn5s*s s;: CENTRAL RAmTAr oFr,cE, MAY :3: !
known to members Of tho two laat Boards Of Dr.
rcetors TINT It las long bcen my desire that might
b. permitted to retire. and TINT my name rhond not
BE- presented 10 the stockholders ~ candidate for
reelection o the Board. Last year my dctcrtplna-
e"1ne md s Of he Ss ha
/ sran sbeut to espife aaa now think :hoaiti
be ut liberty to retire. md must request and inast
that another name shall be subG'''u'ca Tor r,tne at
the NEXT election o Directors With tho hest wishes
for ths & future prosperity Of Tue companY remain,
The dispatch from New York announcing tho
resignation Of Ms. ]. F. Joy as President Of tho
Michigan Ccatyal Railroad, WHICH appeared II,
THE TRIBUNE Of Saturday, created constt1rra.
bic surprise in tailroad circles, though it was
generaily known that Mr.. Joy tnltn'l..tl to re-
sign at the next animal meeting Of tic stuck
holders, which takes place In the latter far. If
next month. The ca,ase Of Mr.. joys sudden
resignation Is undoubtedly to bo looked for III
q disagreement between Mr.. Joy aud Wander
bs1t It hrs been prcviousy stated that ynn-
arFplt Hill fiItAA15 uuLAiHcA luHtlol ol tHH
Michigan Central Since the commencement
Ut the present railroad WIZ AIr.
Joy has taken a rather independent stand
and acted for the best interests Of the road, re-
gartllcss Of the wishes OF Vanderbilt. Tho
LITTER was directing lls attaeks particularly
ogainat the Grand Trunk Railway, and lie
wanted the Michigan Central to aid him In his
warfare. Sir. Joy, however, refused, on tho
bsst connections Of his road, and to sever their
friendly relations would ruin tho Michigan
Central and redure 1t to local road. Wander
b!t, however, cared but little for the interests
OF the Michigan Central. lie meant TO benefit
the New York Central and the Lake Shore s.
while The stiehigan Central ls ,. owned mostly ~
hs gaincd ills pol1it- Atr. Joy q week Or two
ago went to Ncw York himself, and expostll~
lated with Vanderbilt against his unjust de-
nauds. The latter, however, waa rcbsllous,
make war oil the Grand Trunk. Foreseclng
that such course must lead TO tho ultimate
r,lination Of tic Road for the building up 1T
which he had spent a lifeline, Mr.. Joy decalcl
that 1t would be- tho best course to step down
and out and let Vanderbilt or his friends as
sume tic responsibility; Ile, therefore handed
been accepted: Mir. samuel sloa1A the Vtee-
President Of the Company, upon whose should
trs falls tic nlAulgeiHcnt OF the Rontt,
IL President Of the Delaware Il Laekawnnna
Railroad Anl WarIn friend Ut Vanderbilt This
means, It fs asserted, the breaking OF the prrs.
Railroad Az the Gtand Trunk Is, during thu
navigation SEASON, not ut all dependent on tlle
Mtcigan Central, II ran plainly to seen TINT the
lattcr road must be the loser lu the contest.
, 1876-05-29
sfPl,lChRAL DECORATION.

NEW YoRk, May 2S.-Decoration ceremonies
began to-day IN Brooklyn. 1ts many oeaaetetica
and other points Of interest rendering It Ei1l'
possible to compress ali the exercises into one
1ay, the So1diofs' Monument Ia Greenwood
Cemetery aud the Lincoln Memorial etatuc iu
Prosprrt Park plaza wero decorated.
84k FIANclsco, CAL, May ad.-peeoFatioR
Day the hunks aud principal places Of bustness
will be closed.
, 1876-05-29
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
RAILROAD NEWS,
The Long.Deferred Tumble In Fares
on the Trunk Lines,
Rates Brtween Az --sn,fnnl Prints Rc'
duced Nearly Two.Fiflt1a.
Tho Reported Resignation Of Mr. Joy
Officially Confirmed.

n DREAK IN PASSENGER RATES.
N8W YonK. May 23.-1t Is announced that the
New York Central Il Hudson River Railroad
will reduce their passenger ratca tt-r,orrow IN
the following figures: New York and Chi.ngo,
from &25 TO SIT; New Yock and Cincinnati, $l5;
New York and indianapolis, SIG; New York nnta
st. Louis, s22; New York md Lou'svile, SID;
New York and Detroit, &13. The alleged reoson
for the reduction IL that rial lines mt Of Bo.-
ton have been ranusng a7strelass txprrss pass
enEcrs OH en!grant tickets to the detrI1ncnt of
the Boston md Albany travel.
The Erie Company has made stffl further
reduction In passenger fares to the West to tako
effect tomorrow, tie new rites being in cnch
cnac 81 less than those announced by the other
roadR. r!z.: Chicago,- $40; Cincinnati, s14; In
atanapois, sl5: st. I.onis, eal; Louisville, SIS;
und Niagara Fals arc also reduced to $8.
New YORK. May 23-The Pennsylvania R1tl-
road announces tic following passenger rates:
NPw York to Chcago $40; to Cincinnati, $t4;
to Louisyilc, s1S; to indianapolis, SIS; TO St.
Louis, $50.
The probable immediate e1use tor this rcduc-
tton Is the fact that the Grand Trunk and Yer.
mont Central Railroads about month ago re-
duced the rate from Boston to Chicago to SIG.
At first It WAS not believed that this line, being
considerably roundabout, would get much oe
tho business, and hence no notice Of the reduo-
ton waa taken By tho trunk roads. Contrary
to general expectations, however, the Grand
Trunk got much Of the New England traffic,
anl .se,nethlng was necessary to be done "a
chcckmate It. Whether this action will bring
about reduction In Eaat-hol11d passenger rates
is hard to tell. The Grand Trunk not being A.
lowed by tie Michigan Centrn1 to cut rntcs frnm
Chicago Eaat nonc Of the other ronlls Is inclined
to commence the cutting, and thus reduce tho
profits which we're expected from the Centen-
ntsl traffic. It Is, however, hardly p1o1,ah,o
that the passenger rates TO tho East can, Under
the prevailing circumatanccs be maintained
much longer, md reduction maS be mads bc-
| fore long.
, 1876-05-29

The local freight agents Of this city havu
rented suite Of roouas at No. n South Clark
street, third floor, for the purpose Of having
regular meetings for the transaction Of such
business may come within their Jurisdiction.
They haye extended tho use Of t.elr rooH.s tt
the general freight agents Of this city, for their
busluess meetings.
, 1876-05-29

NEW YonK, May :sss.-The gauge Of the Dcla-
warr, Laekewauna d. Westcrn Nailrond waz uar-
rowetl between q o'clock this morning aud
o'clock this evening from Huboken to Scranton,
Pa., Rtnghanlton, Oswego, Rome, and Utica,
and narrow gauge trims passed over the whole
lino this cyGring. About =, GOO men were em-
ptoyea on the work.
, 1876-05-29
MISSING.

NEW YoRK, May 23.-Tho Hon. g. 8. Burdstt,
who recently resigned tho Commissionesship of
tho General Land Oiisce, is reported mlssing
since ths 18th, since which bis family has not
known hts whereabouts It is possible he may
laYu gone to thp coast Of Maine tor lIa health.
, 1876-05-29


This Company is tho only line from Chtcago
selling tickets for nrst-class hotel acco1nmsa'a-
tIons In Philadelphia during tho Centennial Ex-
hlb!tion. Visitors eau thereby estimate their
expenses exactly before surfing Information
furnished upon application 1t % Clark street, TT
at the depot Ia the Exposition building at thu
fupt OF AppfDe stFpet.
, 1876-05-29
of an American citizen, latin Await tho action of
your Committee i6nr oiHdicnt tervant,
Uko. n. nonEaor,


TIN. II. nonEAor,
Secretary ut the Navy.
IN fh6 Ntsstrn A4toctafsrf Jrtn.
WASHINGTON, d. e., May 2s.-The members
of the ltouhc Committee On Naval Affairs say
they lsage only two more Witnesses to summon
before they complete the Testimony In their in
veattgations, namely: Secretary Ro1eson and
Admiral Porter. Tina Secretary has not jet,
However, sstgniactl his intention to appear, as
the Committee have not compiled with hta re-
quest To conduct tic examination With open
lourB.
A GIGANTIC ros1ro Rc7rEME.
New YonK, May 28.-Some l, 400 pounds Of
old tctegsAfas recently disposed Of aa waatc-pa-
per by tho Atlantic e Pacific Telegraph Com
stonnl official, and 70 to Washington for tho
use Of tho House Naval Committee They are
kn!tl TO contain the original tclegrn1ns Of a. q.
ea Cattell md acorgc II Robes9n as tndlEtda'
ard Individual members Of Tint firm, during the
nontha of September and October, 1879.
, 1876-05-29
A COSTLY "RllthnFR u

NEwYonK, May28.-Thc Receiver, in winding
up the affairs Of Howe q Macy, discovered
that, through the blunicr OF clerk, who
entered deposit on the books - $3O, ,O0O, when
II should have been 5000, E. +. he'll, = law
yer ot Yonkcrs, obtained Sa7, 600 and decaIpped
to Colorado.
, 1876-05-29


The order quoted above does not fix tho hour
ut which tho Scnatc Is to begin to vote, so that
tho session Is likely to continue far Into the
ged IS s na genpqsS Scese h1en the senate On vii ce
It Inns Jurisdiction, but the majority will be stnnn
and will depend on the number Of abscntces:
After this question ts settled, tho Senate vii!
probably proceed with the regular Legislative
bills by tho 1ss Of July aud continue thu trial Of
tho cx.scc1etary while the Conference Commit
tees arc arranging the differences between the
two Houses. Tho general sentiment among
Republican Senators seems to be that the House
ought to remain IN session until verdict In the
Be}kuap east Is reached.
, 1876-05-29
STATE LINE.

NEW Yo@HK @ To 81 GLAsn0w s III t!ygHR;R62L " 9 ;,g DUBLIN,
Theac AEst cass fu powered steamers will sail from
r!cr No. A. Worth River, foot Of Canal ST.. New Y0rk
srATK or Thursday. June y
kIAIE Hf fHEFAlA....s...........IH IHnffuaf. June -
bEAEH NF lhIf11h3. juno ~
And every atenatn ThurHiay thereafter Fiss1 cabin.
kE1 md EAl AccDflInE tU accommodation. Return
tickcts, $t.3 eccond cabin $50; return t!ckcl. So
steefsRn at ioWr*t rstca. Apply TOD WARl&AcK. No.
a {,lhYk- k-kt f,h!EA0u.
, 1876-05-29

ITO NA6DkS-WANTED-AR0 GO DUlLDEK9
and haNeEs for Gro<nock {6cntAndl new rarochlel
aelldpRa aud f4E l0ft 0lAsxoH New CAlcdonlAn kali
seonss accommodation at ths xe1kA Wage. o!fd pss
A1Fay 70 JOHN CGo1iItL d son, Contractors Green
es1 AQd Fort Q1akSQH,
, 1876-05-29

Bo~ro., pce. e'is;5n..f' is1omis:9s!ved Of Warren
FInier. dr., twenty 1ve thousand dollar. In trust,
In consideration Of which ! am to deliver to tatd
Fisher properly sa!hentea'tsd certificates e ~ In
equivalent 10 one. eighth fS) part Of one OF the
twcnty-fonr f2+l principal shares in which the
tltfcatcs 10 be in tho uane OF Elisha Atkins.
Witness my hand, j. q. DtA1SB.
, 1876-05-29
North (ernlal LI0Yd.

Thy stesmers Of ths Company WI ~ e.sEy e.tur-
ffates OF PaMaxe-From New York e. so@uthsmrton, @
esIin 80 gold; ssstsaxs, so c1![snGY for freight
Bowling Green. New York.
, 1876-05-29

Grent Western Steamship Line.
From New York 70 bristol {Englaud} direct.
sqMEt9ET, Western, "Wednesday, 1une l.
tnASNp bA1uIQsJs SHae II
CAbln pksAAgs e7n InteTmedtate, t45; Btee1Age 800
1ae4TGlon tickets $l20; Prepaid StctrhEs ccrtheatca
CeutfHI a$a(iroad ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Next Sunday is now announced as the
day for blowing He'll Gate flinders.
The explosive force to be employed is
from seventy to eighty thousand pounds
of nitro elycerine deposited in no less
than seven thousand dr. .l-holes. The
task of charging these holes is Of course
very perilous one; for SO sensitive is
this terrible explosive that tn dropping
of cartridge or the accidental blow of
q hammer might set off the entire mass
and not only cause a premature ex
plosien of the nine but what would be n
good deal more unpleasant, injure the
feelings of the we'll msauins but I'm
fortunate blunderer who brought it on.
What promising place it would be for
u suicide!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21
r,ha pon,b,;c,ns If tho West ar

The Republicans Of the West are
waking up. On all sides we hear Of
torchlight professions, boys in blue,
Hayes and Wheeler Clubs and all the
appliances, pomp and circumstance OF
an enthusiastic campaign. The war
spirit Of the party is aroused. Heroes
Of the stump, like Bob Ingersoll, arc
marshaling tremendous gatherings.
earl Schurz addressed q vast assem-
blage in Bellaire, West Virginia, on
Tuesday night. A thousand torchmen
from Wheeling were there. At Cleve-
land on the same night, no less than
1000 Republican torches were in line.
Amid gun-firing and display of sky
rockets and other pyvotechnics, the
gifted Ingersoll was introduced to the
multitudinous concourse. At Indian
apolis our friends are preparing to re-
ceive 10000 Boys in Blue. Great num-
beers are pouring in from all directions.
War Governor Morton will give them
welcome, and General Garfield will be
their spokesman. On the Goth of the
present month Hon. James q. Blaine
and General Harrison, the Republican
candidate for Governor of Indiana, will
address q mass meeting of the citizens
Of that State on the famous historical
battle-ground of Tippecanoe. Where
the great fields OF contest lie, there are
massed the Republican legions. The
North rises in its manhood and asserts
its power, its self respect ana its pur-
poss. The victory is one of tho Ger
tainties of the near future.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

John Kelly asked a very embarrassing
question at Saratoga. The Tildenites
wanted to nominate Lucias Robinson.
Kelly and his friends were for Clarkson
v. Potter. The Tilden faction raised
the objection to Potter that he had taken
. large fee by order of the corrupt judge
Barnard in . certain railroad case
Kelly thereupon inquired if heavy fees
for railroad services were against the
principles of the Tildenites-which
query. in view of Little Sans railroad
operations and big fees. was the leas.
bit embarrassing and unkind.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

The British Cniumhians are still
Lord Dufferin uron
their wants and advcrsities, forlorn
hopes and dlsappointments. My Lord
81 mpathy and promised to
present the matter to his advisers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

The San Francisco Chronicle speaks
Of an orator Of that city who, in lad
dressing an audience ''ssnt part Of the
audience home and put the remainder TO
sleep" II is hardly necessary to advert
70 the fact that he was . Democrat talk
ing reform"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

There was an effort IN the New Jersey
Democratic Convention to nominate
Little Mac for On Elector; but Q delegate
raised the point that they needed energy
and activity in the CANVASS. and the
Great Cunctator's name was dropped.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

The only applause accorded to one
O'Connor, . Democratic orator from
Nevada. 1t ward meeting in San lrsn
cisco, Vas accorded BY tho Sergeant-at-
arms, who .belabored an nnoffending
table y his pike-staff and occasionally
stirred Up the boisterous boys"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

ELECTING \ L. s. SENATOR IN ORE
aoN.-By report of ballot for U. s.
Senator in the Oregon Legislature,
Grover seems to have received ma
jority of one in total of 50 votes.
There was one "blank." It seems to
us that this must elect Grover in joint
convent ion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Tsmmany finds consolation for the
ares: of Tweed in he quiet assurance
that he will peach on little prisgipg Sam
Tilden who has been meaDly banking
on the Boss's capital of pillage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Tine Repubi:. ans of Elko are very
vide awake, ana We orgau'zed Hayes
and Wheeler Gu" there watch Seems TO
be subject OF ~ rsion to The devoted
Democrat Of tn indeprnGrut.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Isaac Cloke was burned to death at
North Soanich, British Columbia, last
Sunday night, in his cabin. He for
merly lived at Red Bluff, California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Mrs. Jennie Sawyer, wife OF .. S
Circuit Judge. Hon. Lorenzo Sawyer.
died in San Francisco on the nigh: OF
September IS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Silver seems not to advance very
rapidly in valuation in London. On
Tuesday i; was quoted at 81 ,5-l6 pence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Prentice Mulford will delive. a lee
ture at the California Centennial build
ing this evening on Pacific Coast
pioneer experience.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

Hon. S. J. Field of the Z. S. Peuch
has returned to Washington after some
months among his friends in San Fran
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

WOODEN MILL.-To- morrow evening
there will be citizens meeting at the
Court House for the purpose of discus
sing the proposition of Gamble l. Co. to
erect a wooden mill in or near Reno. We
have spoken of this project before. the
matter is partially before our citizens al
ready, but morrow evening the pro
position WI ise clearly stated and action
taken thereon at once. There is not
man in Washoe county opposed to the
move. The proprletors OF the Vallejo
Wooden Mills mean business, aid are
enterprising and experienced men. Two
of the firm, MIR. GAMBLE and Mr..
Wheeler, are here. Our business men.
knowing of these gentlemen's presence
will, we are satisfied. talk true business
to them Reno wants and must have q
wooden mill. why not have il now9
Washoe county has this year .,foduced
thirty tons of wool. Last season the
adjacent counties of California shipped
via Reno Fifty tons of wool and about
sixty tons via Red Bluff that would have
come to Reno had there been a market
for it at this point. The eastern coun
les of Nevada would supply further
demand to the extent OF one hundred
tons. The water power can not be e1-
celled in the United States and the water
for owing purposes is of the very best
quality. 4 wooden mill would give en-
ployment to number of men now idle
in our county and add materially to the
prosperity of this portion of the State ID
particular and confer benefit to every
portion.-[ Reno Gazette. September 10.
RousH RIDING. Nigh, before last the
Z o'clock train from the long wharf for
Oakland was the scene Of q series OF out
RACES which reflect disgrace upon the
management of the Central Pacific Rail
road or the Oakland Police, or both. A
gang of roughs took possession OF one
of the cars, and through the use OF vile
and obscene language, shocked and drove
out all the ladies present, Of whom there
was a large number. No officer was
present and no arrests were made.
These instances OF rowdyism On the cars
are steadily increasing and scarcely an
evening elapses that some act OF inde-
cency is not committed on the cars to
the disgust and annoyance of respect
able patrons of tho line. Considering
the vast amount Of travel between here
and Oakland it seems strange that an
officer is not regularly detailed for duty
on the Oakland train. On this side OF
the bay efficient and active officers take
excellent care of passengers. but from
the end of the wharf to Oakland. ladies
and gentlemen are left to the mercy OF
travelling roughs l! this nuisance Is moi
speedily abated there will be marked
diminulion in the patronage OF the Oak
land ferry line at night. Stock Report,
Sept. 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

A book agent in Tennessee has gone
crazy. There is hope.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

II. A. Chadwick. widely known as
Chad Of Willard Hotel during The
war will conduct Lucky Baldwin :
Hotel in San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

For State Scnator..........-.W. q. II. Martin
For l. + + s H Hais,s.n
For Sheriff. L swirl
For County Clerk ............--T. j. Edwards
For County Treasurer. III. j. fcttrs
For County Eccor,lcr....---.....F.p y. Turner
For County Asses>or............-..F. H. flNI'E
For District Attorney .......-......-....T Coffin
For County Surveyor....-..... .....A. '. Iioyt
For Sup't Public Schools......E. \. Moody
For Public Administrations. p. Meder
For County Commissioner o. p. Willis
For Coun'yCnmmissionerf James Morris
short Term
Tor Justice olthe reacel C. \. withcrell
Carson Township
For Igsiiss q To The Peace y. \. Hoover
For Constable, Carson Township.L stern
Tor Constable, Empire Township -
Tor school Trustees G. 6. " y, g. I.id ngrsis
District No. "a y Slater.
For School Trustees " ~ Rrnadmr,,d
DISTRICT NO :. T.. Jones
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21
FURNISHED ROOMS

TENO LET. COU IL Il OF
i finely furnished rooms, pleasantly stu
at.d for 8 bedroom and sistinGrooin, and
man or a man aud wife without children.
For ter,ns, etc. inquire At AIS o.tiSe
SeptciI.ber y, 1876. I'M
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-21

The fight for Congressman in San
Francisco between Horace Davis, Re
publican. and William A Piper. Dem
ocrat, is waxing very warm.