Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-02
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We find tae following ia last evenings

News:
san Faancisco, February The Jap
anese Commissioners t. th- Centennial
C. kunsh Sbioda. T. Esnann, FL.
Shihata and W. Twara- arrived yester-
DIV on the Deigic. and VIII remain here
few days.
\ resolution was adopted in the Board
of Supervisors last night authorizing
the appointment Of committee of three
t. make arrangements for the proper
celebration of the Centennial National
anniversary.
The steamer Coquille, from Humboldt
Bay, struck on Anita rock, OFF the Pre-
sidio. and tiouted off at high tide, "xpe-
riencing hat little damage.
At meeting Of the Board Of Super
visors last evening. II resolution was
adopted requesting the city and county
attorney to file au opinion as 10 whether
"a contract between the Gas Company
and the city is legal and binding.
A. :. Bissell, Of this city. Will" on
hunting excursion last week III santa
Clara County. was severely bitten III the
wrist by Ii tarantula. and is now lying III
critical condition Mt Spanish Camp,
about twenty miles south of san Jose.
John Nicholson, a conductor on the
/ Central Street Railroad, dscoyed Jane
Green, girl fourteen year old. INTO an
designation house on Market street on
Friday last, and by threatening her with
\ pistol. succeeded III accomplishing =
rape The fellow va. arrested, bat the
friends Of the girl, not wishing to make
tie matter public. let him go.
The meeting OF the Board o. Health
Yesterday Was very lively. The action
Of tho Hospital Committee Of the Board
OF Supervisors last week III cutting down
the supple. Of whiskey ami eggs at the
Aims house. was severely commented
on One physician stated that several
OF the patients had already died from
the lack Of their accustomed stinulants.
Another. in his written report, stated
that iiGy or more patients were suffer-
ing from lingering diseases. which ren-
dered stlmulantA necessary for the pro-
loncstlou Of their lives. and sarcastically
added thu, if the Board IT Supervisors
wanted them killed of. by ordering them
4. treatment 4 bread ami water, the
object could he accomplished very eco
nom:caly.
In the Antioch dlstillery case this
morning, the defense made no attempt
TO dispute the correctness OF the figures
brought forward yesterday by the Dis
trict Attorney, the experts to whom the
work was delegated finding the discrep
ancy greater than previously reported
The defense took tbs ground that the
difference arose from wastage Arsu-
ments are still in progress.
The Safe Deposit Company has de-
clarsd a dividend of one per cent, aggre-
eating 500
Over 1870, 600 trade dollars were ship
ped to China on the Great Republic to- (
day.
The Caledonia Mining Company has /
delinquent in March. /
At IA meeting OF the Lady Bryan Min
in. Company held yesterday J. Mcguire,
T. J. Shackleford and A. c. Taylor re-
sigued The Board was rsorganilad by
j. W Rowe. Wee President; c. \. Pol (.
lard, \. 7. Nluear aud Z. Connolly, DI-
rectors.
The Alps Silver Mining Company Of
Ely District has purchased for cash the
plan, reported to be somewhat similar III
operation to the Fryer process. The
company will declare dividend this
month.
Toauo, Jan. 31.-rhs overland pas
senger train bound west, which arrived
here at A. n, is still here at Z p NJ,
waiting for the track to be cleared, a
snow pillow and four locomotives being
entirely buried in tho snow drift about
two miles west of here. The snow is
still drifting. No hope. ire entertained
OF making any progress tonight.
Salt Lake, jan. 3l.-The following
telegram has been eiysd from Green
river, Wyoming The passenger train
stuck i'll the snow near Bridgsr station.
The passenger train bound East has
been abandoned for to-day"
Redwood City, February IA team
,ter named Napier was killed Yesterday
by falling from his wagon, loaded with
lay. the hind wheel passing over his
lead.
CIVIL WAR DoCUMENTs. - 1t having
)sen brought to the attention of the
secretary of War that there are in eI-
stsnce in different sections of the coun-
ry many records, such as battle reports,
etc, relating to the late
ivil strife, he authorizes n statement
hat il any one who has original official
documents pertaining to the war. either
II the Union or Confederate side, and
will send them to the Secretary they will
70 copied for use in connection with the
'ublieation of the records Of the war
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