Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-04

TEE OPruI LAw.-Os rhsrsdsy he
opium bill bseass . NJ. ssd In eonss-
qusocs the Chissss sss VIZ mach aeits-
ted in the matter. whiDs the Ctine -
vho have bscous addicted 10 the vice Of
smoking The dsug viii have the poison
oas ssua svss il shsy sss obliged 10 ssnd
70 San rnncisco Ter The same. yet is 10
probable that grsas many whites viii
b compelled 70 foreRo the luxury and
shus Q part Of Smish's object Of leass
vill be gained. The drug can nov b.
puschsssd Only ON . prescription. and
this fact will make il far less common
than before. That the vice 10 one Of the
greatest TO which any human being can
become addicted 10 easily proven BY Q
short visit at night TO some OF the deps
10 Csrson. 1t is said that some OF the
leading merchants in San Francisco,
whose trade exists largely in the differ.
snt towns Of Nevsda. propose 10 test In
the Supreme Court, the coustisutiousiisy
OF the Law.
DEsxRryD.-The Capitol yesterday vas
comparatively deserted. most Of the Leg
islaiors having departed for their homes
in the different parts Of the State. Il is
like breaking up school for . vacation.
and those Of us Who remain here will
feel = loneliness for . time. Although
the Legislature may have passed some
questionable resolutions and bills, yet on
the whole the session vas an excellent
one, and the strangers on their depar,ur
bear with them the best wishes Of their
Carson friends. Many Of these were we'll
treated while here. recognized in more
instances than ous the hospitality OF our
people, and they. too. express 10 return
wish for the future success and happi-
ness Of the friends they are leaving be-
hind. This interchange Of thought and
good feeling 10 good thing in itself. and
II In to be hoped that the fFiendships
formed within the last two months viii
be lasting and not lsssened BY . change
OF time or place.
CosvIcr LABoR.-Ths County CON-
missioners Of Humboldt have passed res.
olutions authorizing tho working Of
prisoners confined In the county Jail on
the public streets and roads. They also
advertise that any person wishing grad.
ing done on the streets abont their res.
licences or places Of business may secure
the services Of the prisoners BY applying
10 the proper person. Would il not be
we'll for Ormsby county to follow the ex.
ample. and make every prisoner earn biz
lodging and daily bread
NEw SToRE. --John Sunderland, the
Pioneer Boot and Shoemaker OF Reno ID
about to open branch store in Carson.
The Gazette says that having occasion
to 70 70 Carson few days since, he OBJ.
served that the Carsopites were poorl,
shod, and Immediately set about open.
ing branch store in that burg. He will
command the trade there in one year,
for this increase In his business has only
been made possible BY his fair dealing
and close attention to business.
YELLOW JAcKwr AsssssMsNr.--An
assessment Of 81 per share has been
levied on Yello~ Jacket. delinquent on
the Ord Of April next. Next 10 Savage
assessments on Yellow jacket aggregate
q larger sum than those on any other
mine in the State. The number OF
shares il 10000. and including the
October assessment the entire assess.
ments are $2,7lS.0OO. The last dividend
WAS paid on August 10. 1871. and the
aggregate dividends are 80. l8i, 900.
SEEDs.-The advertisement Of o. p.
Willis in another column. brings 10 our
mind the fact that the Winter months
are now over and spring has commenced.
II will soon be time for tho farmers and
rsnchinen TO prepare their soil for the
next years crop, and sitter this il done
then visit the store Of Willis and procure
= supply Of fresh and genuine seeds.
Tue PIoSEESs. Tho Pioneers are
making extensive preparations for the
reception Of their visitors on weduss.
day evening nexi. and everythi ng posi-
bic will be done TO make the meeting Q
grand success. A meeting vas called
last evening to perfect arrangements and
the strangers may expect . warm vel
come on the part Of their Carson friends.
CnaprTons' NrEnxo.-Ths creditors
Of Kelly 4 Hofer met yesterday after
noon according TO announcement. and
after accomplishing great deal Of busi.
ness. Mr.. Sssothef, Register Of Bank.
ruptcy, postponed further action until
II 4. \. Tomorrow. A large number oil
creditors wore present and presented
their claims.
TIE FAaxERs.-Mssy Of the farmer
hsseabouts have commencsd sctivs worn
for the Spring campaign. While no q.
tempts st blowing and sowing have yet
been made, yee the materials for IA