Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-28

erybody was awaiting the opening
of the Legislature to cause revival
Of the same. The Legislators came,
settled with their friends in various
parts of the town. and the work OF
the session was actively commenced.
Almost one-half Of the 60 days is
now passed. the seventy-five or one
hundred members and attaches have
been drawing their per diem every
week, but the storekeepers affirm
that the expected business revival
has not yet taken place. In fact on
! Carson street it is said there is less
money now in circulation than for q
long time in the past. If this state
ment be true, it is probable that the
unsettled state Of the stock market
has had much to do in determining
the general result, for SO long as the
| dealers future is in doubt his Gus
tom is not likely to augment largely
the business mans wealth. Then too,
while the citizens themselves have
not been making any extravagant
OUTLAWS, the Legislators of this SEES
sion seem disposed to husband their
returns and no. spend so largely in
Carson as their predecessors IN
former years. Formerly q member
was lucky if he left the Capital with
out any money at all. provided he
was free from debt. but now his So
iourn here is considered his harvest
time of the year, and in consequence
no more money is expended than is
absolutely requisite for the neces-
saries of everyday life. This is
good thing for the Legislator, but
bad thing for the business men OF
Carson, and . compromise between
the two should be at an early day
effected.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL
OF WIN. PATTERsON.-The arrange
ments for the funeral of Wm. Pat
terson at noon are as follows: MIR.
John Wagner is appointed Marshal
of the procession. A meeting OF
Carson Lodge No. 4, 1. o. o. F.,
will be held at their hall at 1870 A.
N. At 11:45 an escort will be sent
by this Lodge to the residence OF
VIM. Musgrove. where the remains
are, and from thence the same will
be conducted to the NJ. E. Church.
Tho other Odd Fellows will here
meet the escort and accompany the
same into the church. This ia the ar
rangement made by the Odd Eel
lows and those of other societies will
be in accordance with the same. The
Marshals of each body intending to
take part in the exercises will con-
snlt Mr.. Wagner relative to the &C.
casion, so that the arrangements
may be perfected in season. After
the religious exercises in the church
shall have been concluded, the pro-
cession will move to the /. .. .. r.
burial ground, where the burial
ceremonies of the order will be per-
formed. Friends and acquaintances
of the deceased are respectfully in
vited to be present.
Two accidents of q somewhat
serious nature occurred late Friday
evening on the railroad. A man by
the name of Eiehelberger in attempt
ing to get off the train before it had
stopped, slipped on the ice and in
his fall his head was severely bruised.
He was at once taken in charge and
cared for, and yesterday was as we'll
as could be expected under the cir
cumstances. The other unfortunate
was brakeman by the name of Nc
Donald, who somehow or other got
jammed between two cars, and was
seriously injured. He, too, was cared
for, and medical attendance was OBJ
tanned. In the way of jumping on
or of trains at present, there is great
danger to all who attempt it, as the
ice is almost everywhere found, and
a misstep is often the price of a life.
In England the authorities fine .
man forty shillings for attempting
to get on or off q train while in
motion, and similar law in this
country would save great many
human lives every year.
Hugh s. O'Reilly and his wife have
brought suit against the bonanza
firm for five hundred shares of Con-
solidated Virginia stock. The COM
plainants say they we're swindled out
Of this stock, but will settle the mat
ter for one hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars. The suit is likely to be
one of interest.
The Chronicle has it that Assem-
b,yman Moore of Elko will on Mon
day be brought before the bar Of
the House to authenticate his asser-
ton in debate on Friday that mem
Der of the Assembly had been Of
fered 500 to absent himself when
the vote on the State Prison bill was
to be taken.
NoT1cE.-The County and City
officers will meet this morning at
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