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,r him. There arc other good articles in

after nllu. Iucle arc otuSi SpS0 :"
this No.
In his department, DR.. RUFFNER says IN a
Gliding way that educated lecturers some
times "call all examples in Arithmcuc
suns.' II the Doctor win consult We0-
ster and Worcester, he will find that MISS
EpGEwoRTm Tone of the most charming oi
poyclists), CHARLES Dickens, bAGE''or.
SMART, Coy.MAN, and Mrs. JAMESON, arc an
quoted as authorizing thc use OF inc "o'o
!. sun ), in the sense of-what, Doctor =
OF " example" We confess that "Su'n
pleases MS better than . example ana VIC
w,l, quote Worcester on the subject to show
that il comes to us from England, and not
from one county alone, but from various
dialects. He says:
.Tbis sense of sum is common both in
this country and in England, though 1t ar-
pears not TO be given in any+Engisll die
t;onarv except that OF Clarke. sum Is oe-
fined. a question in arithmetic by jcn-
nincs in his GLOSSARY OF the Dialect OF the
West OF England and by flalliwcl in his
Dictionary Of Archaic and Provincial
Words and he notes it ~ thus used in ra-
TlONS QtGtCtS. II oI'Ny h''
of East Anglia says, 1--WE have summing
schools, S,nnming-hooks, and Sunming-ma:s-
tiers. and solving any question i'll arithmetic
is doing a S,m.''
\ "problcm" We can understand; or
question TO be solved; hut "eNample ="
seems to us TO he incXpressi1e-tho only
objection that can be brought against
..sum." Only when the problem is solved,
or the "sum is donc,' does it become an
example.
pctifcs CauScricS; or, Elementary Eng,
ESh and French Conversations; FOL
Young Students and Home Teaching
To which are added Models OF Juvenile
correspondence in French and English
By AC,nLLE Mo1TfAu. author OF, NC
New York: -. APPLETON a. Co. 1871.
For sale by J. II. EII.YsoN.
| T,ro Women: 1862. a Poem. by Con
STANCE FESlMoRE WooDs6N. Reprintct
from Applcton'S journal. New York
| y. APPLETON co. 1877.
For sale by J. II. ELIYsoN.
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New EsOOLIN,

Epochs Of English History. Early Eng
land, up to the Norman Conquest. BY
Frederick IORK-P0wELI. With four
Maps.
Same. England q Continental Poa1er, from
the Conquest to Magma Charta--1066 to
l21G. BY LOUISE CREIGHTON. With q
Map.
Both OF these belong to EARPEH's very
interesting Holf-Hoar Series. For sale by
c. L. JOHNSTON.
Juliers Guardian. A Novel. BY Mrs. II.
LOvET"r CAMERON. With illustrations.
New York: HARPER & BROTHERS. 1877.
For sale by G. L. JOHNSTON.
The May No. OF the Educational Journal
~ Virginia is upon our table. The first
article--upon Tie Method Of Phitolo-
yy"-is from the pen Of Professor TaoMAs
PRICE, Of the University, who writes Eng
ilsh so elegantly that it is a.plcasure to read
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pACKARD.-At the time Packard entered
on the last campaign he was worth twenty
or twenty-five thousand dollars. He IS said
to have expended every cent Of this in the
attempt TO keep up his government, and he
is now in destitute circumstances, with
large family or his hands. 1t is therefore
argued that Packard will be compelled to
swallow his resentment against the PreSi-
dent and take whatever is offered to him.
baltimore Sun.
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PROPOSALS.
CoSSULAT DE FRASCE,l
AT RICHMOND. 5
DIRECTION OF TIE
"
S,r,oNa1, MANUFACTURERS OF FRANCE.
EXOTIC TOBACCO.
NOTICE TO TIE TRADE.

Tho merchants who may ts willing TO sell FOR,
EIES TOHACCOS for the supply oil INC NatiohiI
OF France hereby informed that
fbr aduyiug on sealed submissions VIII he mace nj
The Office Of the Treasury In Paris, In public SESSION.
ON TUESDAY, 5TlI OF JUNE, 1877.
1st. 5.lOO.OOO kogralnmcs Of IEAt IOBAC-
20 ot Kentucky, from The crop OF 1870 20, COR
responding TO three types, to be delivered Ill three
lots of 100000 kiiogrdmmcS cacn: ,or,cco
Cd 2.OOD,OO0 kogran' mes lEAt lobA''o
of Virginia, from the crop OF $50 10, correspond
ing to three types. 10 hc delivered Ill TWO i''' VI
100000 kilogrammes cach.
IN THURSDAY, 7TlI OF JUNE, 1877.
1st. 1900 900 kilngrammes LEAF TOBACCO
or Narvland. from the crop of lS75-'76. CORE
sponnc to three types. to be dchvcred III TWO io''
OF III 90. 900 klogrammcS cach ,,.<.co
I'd 2,2OOOO0 kiogrammc! LEAF IoBNIto
of ohio from the crop of lS75-I6. corresponding
~ three typcSto DE- h.lscreu !" ~" io'' VI A'0''
coo kiogrammcS each. ,
Submissions must hc made for each supply scna-
ratcly which will he dcpoSi! cd on the Table OF me
Council on the appointed day; ~ INC openiha %,
the session. al = O'Clock L. NJ, the al"aica'oh VIII
Co,irs of the books Of ihe conditions, approved u!
tho Minister of Finance at Paris 10 serve rs sSa
of The adiuriicatonS at the disposal oil Tue trJ
j., The offices of the Administration al ionacco ;'il"
Of the National Manufactures ut Paris; iarrc 1ttl
sciIca Bordeaux. and NJ Inc Office Oh INC 'i''->o"
s,,latc OF France ut Richmond. va: , ~.
The typcs In conformity oi wllcn tnc S'"!'!, ",
yirr;u, tobacco must be made VIII re depo>llc,l al
the mnnufactory nj Paris and at the Eicc-tonsna'c
IF Frtnrc IN Richmond where fhcE may NC Scci
every tluv from II NJ. until "'clGck l.. VI:
WV! '"' THE DlRECTOR-ti ESERAL.
j.. ROLAND.
PARIS Arril 10. 1877.
Published by or:cr. Richmond. T.. IA! 10 q
NV Tot G. De SIBOUGG
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G.LS 5Ny Ezzzsz4E5 CEzzIa=:sss
E5sssf - ,s1sssssssa..sszE E
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
Ia RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKFSG EFFECT
APRIL 8. 1877.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1886 A. NJ, leaves Richmond duily connecting ut
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. ". n. G. II. Il. AT
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
ianta Macon. jacksonville. MDnigome-
southwestern points. With T.. E.. aud
A.. X. II. for Columbia, Augusta. and all
southern ana southeastern points.
'LYNCHHURfi ACCOMMODATIONS.
9:Io a. NJ, leaves Richmond dAiIy for fiirkes!lc,
farmviilc, Lynchburg and uterine
diatc points. making close connection
eat Lynchburs for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL.
S:23 /. NJ, arrive, Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division y. ". y.
e. T.. L.. {. &. and a. J.. r., and
Atlanta and Richmond Air-I.lnc rail-
way from 81 southern and southwest
crn points. apd with Richmond, redr-
rcksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and ohio railroads for al northern and
western points.
LfNffIBJRG AtCDNMODhTlDS
$3.50 r. A.. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg, FarmviIlc, I'urkcyc. and all in
icrInctl;c points, and from AL south
western points.
Tickets sold to all southern and OutliwcStcrn
points. aud baggage checked through.
Palace slcepinp-rarS run through 5et"ucp Rich
mond AMI BrinsHick. On.
Local tickets good only FOR continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No hy-over
chechs Will he given. r. NJ L. TAI.COT1,
General Superintendent.
JOHN n. MAGNITUDE, Gtncra! ris,eng"- agent.
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EsEATHES.

Died. In this city, on the afternoon OF The 9TH
Instant. REBECCA HAYS MYERS, daughter Of
the late Samuel and Judith Myers.
Her funeral will take place on SUNDAY the 9th
instant at O'Clock i. 81. from her late residence,
No. LII 9 BROAD street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M COHEN BROTHERS
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS
CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN
EEFpRE

DEFURE.
p1rpE SILK Mt do. IS, IS, 3d. 95c., sl.lO-for
ri'KE SILK GROs-GRAIN;
Imported SILKS Of the most p2I'ushr ~ na aIG5
si75. ~. 05. ~. 40, $3.50, S2.75- and ~: 80;
Particular attention !; c5rd dd to their quality at
, J,rgc stock Of STRIPED and CHECKED Silks
at Is. 50, and Goethe various shades In sola
CoIors. including Evening Silanes'
r. Colorcd. ,., -. ill., .,,,
forced sales of several importers hn I'D cohmcI i
lion would say that they not only warrant the Ia-
tiles. hut also the prices, against any house In The
Irnit.d STATES my 5
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II. +. nu.'GI. y. SHurriu:ru.'n:.
RICHMOND ASp PGtEE>EtE"t
RAILROAD tOHfA"I.
MARCH II, 1871, 'Ta'&'

RAILROAD to"fA"i'
COMMENCING MARCH II, 1871, Trans
u On this road will run a follows.
LEAVE RiCiIIOSt SOUTH. 49,,
T2J 4. NJ. THROUGH NAH. ,iai!r. CONNECTING
for Charleston. Augusta. ooia'i.!'' -
vanuah. Raleigh; A:hni%. , MhS%S'
and ali tDiuts south a"i >"ui!i west
also CONNECTS at Petersburg MN M
Atlantic. " >S:s>pp! AMI ONO ''lii,"I
for Iyurhbdrs f4fluNtt3r, >Hn "HMs
local stations III tat road. ! NJ u"''I
s:opS only III Manchester AMI 'A.''oF.
l:o0pM ACCOMNODATloN daitE. assn.
srr, l,a!u: thi- i!atE VII maxi ., -
connection 1t Pr'rrshHr2 ~ N'F'".",
and Al Norfolk with splendid Ia -'.s
steamer. Tor Ba!JIE,on'. ttiia y, ir,i ~,
and New YORK. a'ti with tlr 9'd ''-
m.rfou steamers for Ne" i"@S' >'"tI-
,,!uy AZ all regular stations ~ >!r..,,.
500 L. IL, FREIGHT daily except S""'"! u wa
,,r5r e ,rH iIt MhIL ,!3l,Y l..>"%u' Sun
,itIl. connecting Tor N"ito". l.tl,.-55,'
Wilmington, ChIri.>t"n, >5.a!' !'
and Mi points IN ttoritt. FA'.'n t
>lerp!EE-rlr for "H".."H'o" ""' '"S
rr,yE irrrR<EtH: NORTH.
G:33 !. ~. TllEOtHil MAI. tA,,, ,, ''n, trr,.-
ct,tS,nurg ano Potomac rt'irn'd '"'
Nil rnIui< NORTH. EI.t, aud N"Ht.
7::5 4. n. FREIGHT TkAiN aH:.f 'SA1'P' wa
,,.o, y HHIC;E1;0TW!.MODNrION, TRAIN, with
law ~ - messenger COACH itttc'sei .t,
-,n u a. !rifr0IrGu Mth. daily, cohNtt.'"I
CIV - ' win Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG a''.
Potomac railroad Tor al points "a,
md N.s, Sleeper attached. mining
Through Also, making close cnnh''-
I'm Win the Chesapeake AMI ONO
r,l,ro,I FOR tie Virginia Sl,t!ns, .;a
al un,n,, North ana West tti, trdn
1np, only III Manchester AMI .he,t's'
This /, the on!y line running douDIe "A''' "'''
from Richmond south. ,,,, ,.,,,c., n Chester
Passengers for Glover I'LL e'h"''' -
daily eN s,ES I,sS'EE EXCLUSION TRANS ,,.-v
81, I.,y. richmond at . \. ~ anu . l. ~ '''''
WIZ 'ea'' 49, Sunday I'LL further notice. 800,
All. TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII STAR '''''
the Appon!s'''' "'p~" SHAW. Superintendent
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AmrJsEMENTS. -
A NNrIAL MAY BALL AND 20
"A FLORAL FESTIVAL OF EIk,
ppor II. r. LAUBE's DANCING ACADEMY
raw. HALL, OH TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1877.
AmrJsEMENTs.

Tickets can DO had Of Pt ofcssor LAEBE only. ie
can bc found either at his academy or at " Va't
,,,s,c emporium. All former scholars are invited
to attend.
'e''e"'S'' V" " ap30-10t
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rs,IE LADIES AND COMMITTEE IN
l charge of FAIR now holding In Iaheriacc'
corner Twcnty-hrth and streets desire 10 rerm
their thanks to the public Tor the lncra, r To
sn rar xtrndcd and announce q continuance oil thc
same every night this week. with aauitioiIH', ~
tracti0ns. -- - -
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA,
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,

OFFICE or TIE AUDITOR OF !
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
EICHMoSp. April &c. S1I.J
WILL BE RECEIVED
4 AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL THE 18TH or
MAY NEXT for furnishings compete. RON lwn ~
r,, ihuu>,ud REGISTERS known rs the - MnFFEIT
SfEK.'' The contract will he let 10
he oycsy responsible bidder. hut the right 10 REJECT
III nrono,a,s i hereby reserved. The model by
which the Ic ,i.r> arc la be made can ''c seen ~
hi, Office at any time between tie hours OF y. NJ.
For further information apply al This Office either
N person or by letter adrt ssrh 10 me Al Richmond'
e. WILLIAM +. TAYLOR.
,n o7,I Auditor Public Accounts.
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Come down and tell US what's the mat
ter. Poor MOZE.
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III GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GopnS-A large and wcll-assortc,l stock Of
SOCKS. GLOVES. AMI SI'>pENDERS;
SILK LINEN. CAMERIC, LAWN. and COTTON
IIANDKERCIIlEFS:
COLLARS and CUFFS in all style;
CEhVATS. SCARFS. TIES. and BOWS:
TNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS:
CENT EMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS. made Of the best
Wamsilifa cotton and pure Irish linen. at 81
these shirts have only to be 'anndricd before
wearing:
CI-FF-. COLLAR. and sLEEvE-DUTTONS;
STUDS lii great variety. at -
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look a, the llEMSTITCIIFD IIANDkERCiIlEfS
at $50 per dozen. my4
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SPRING GOODSl SPRINGgSg
- GOODS.-Ladies' Fancy and Plain Sht-Y NV
pers-8ronze aud Black; Ladies', MISSES go.
aud Children's Iiid Newport TIES; BrGa- sor old
Bottom, Low-Hcei Gaiters-t,ana Shnns. ,ass
Fine Pebble Goat and Foxed Balmorals, $3.50 Sen-
Elements French Calf and Gsat S,loSs
all STYLES inst received. Thebc5t Car Gaer III Tue
eitv u for lis. trunks, satchels, Shaw,Stabs, and
an Fourth and Broad streets.
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i2M Hh51 -I5s4zSS!Eggssss-::E- rz-1nr~---
hT e. :::sa s-s,vzr,-,
'IRn issI,i",k,E hSD ONO rAI TO-, ~
rHEs,pr.Kp' D, w.. April u. i1777i'';;
y KoA ,' FH rn r. an ANn ONO E},I
I6tH passenger trains win run :. ~. Apr.t ztt
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No transfer Of freight At ElhW"hh /" ', ...'
southern points. Gar, run through 3cFrNrH Mania
and West p1t1. ..s
Careful handling aud dispatch. Win lo"r't fa''s'
gli1rantCcd .-i -....
issued 10 All northern 1rd w's>t"r'. ''niH:'.
Through ticket >u!! Ia a! n"rih"r:t. e., fs All !
western nnint, AMI baggage checked tihUGeh. <
Enr 49, ,rply al General ftr"aG Ticket ~
srr SD Maiu street: At IT." ENch1us" Hoe a..i
company, depot. corner Iwcniy-iairi anu H' :
led II. 7. pu'GL y, Superintendent:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01
NOTES AND QUERIES.

Has the curious reader examined the fourth
page of the APPEAL to learn who is registered
for the oncoming municipal election! Look,
oh constituent citizen and learn who is who.
1t is the key to all such small button-hohng
as may be deemed necessary to the short cam
paign now before us Also it is brief census
and d. whose brevity i'll point OF num-
bers Illustrates the apathy OF the times
Politics have gone asleep and office seeking
no more affiicts the mind with the eruptive-
ness and irritability of small ambition Go
and be a candidate =. Jonas Seel ~ was IN the
city on Sunday. For year and half he
has been an invalid resident of San Jose.
Now he comes back to Nevada well and
sound We never saw him look so well be-
fore. It testiGes to his robustitude when we
remark that he was accompanied by Charley
Vangorder. And Vangorder, he too looks
rugged and as if his appetite were holding out
.. Hon. Ben. Edison was in the city yester
day He reports the Genoese greatly pleased
with the visit of Bishop Whitaker and Parson
Kelly By the way, the Parson has been
very constant in his preachments to the good
people of Genoa these many Sundays gone.
They are beginning to wish they were able to
build themselves a snug little church, but say
they are most too poor But they will doubt
less get the project under Roadway one of
these bright days-for they are a plueby
people are Brother Pratt's faithful patrons
-. Charley Flanders, who is now living in
California and carrying on river driving oper-
atoms ON the Mokelumne, was in the city yes
terday. He has lost nothing of his sturdy
vigor during his absence At Foxs are the
current numbers of Harper's Weekly, Almost
Nasts best is his cartoon on the front page
1t represents Uncle Sam holding down the
artist, Mast himself, who is impatient to EN-
ploy his pencil in illustrating the follies of
Hayes's policy. Tom looks as if he We're very
impatient under the restraint-as we have no
doubt he is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01

Coinage at the Carson Mint for the month
of April, 1877: Half dollars, 454 900 pieces,
value 1927 900; quarters, $4,000 pieces,
value s131 goo; dimes, $50, 900 pieces, value
sos, 900; double eagles, 1000 pieces, value
$4,000 Total pieces, 1862, 900; total value,
1886 900.
FINE STALLION FOR SALE.-Elsewhere is
an advertisement Of q finely bred stallion for
sale. This horse is described as of the "Sig-
nal" breed, sound in all respects, and sixteen
hands high. He can be seen at Keyser &
Elrod's stable--the old Winnie & David
stable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01

The Reveille of April % records an instance
of successful fish culture, as follows:
The most successful case of fish culture in
this section is that of Daniel Ca. 4han, the
well known rancher of Grass valley. Last
evening Mr.. Callahan brought into town as a
present to some friends mess of brook trout
taken from the stream which runs through
his ranch. Several years ago he planted
brook trout in this stream, and the fish have
increased and multiplied till now it fairly
teens with them. Nearly every trip he
makes to town Mr.. Callahan brings in some
fish, and frequently invites his friends to visit
his ranch and angle, which invitations are
very readily accepted by those receiving them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01

THE INFAMOUS Pool Box-There seems to
be general movement by the better class of
sporting men against pool selling. The Pacific
Life attacks the practice with much vigor. We
quote as follows from last Saturday. edition
of that paper:
The passage by the New York Legislature
of the Bill prohibiting pool-selling on race
tracks, marks the beginning of a new and
better era in the history of the American turf
The pool-box manipulators, and their satel-
lites, cappers, etc, are simply the parasites of
the turf, and the time has arrived to stamp
them out of existence. 1t is with qualification
that We note that an old and influential sport
ing journal like the Turf, Field, and Farm
has waged a successful campaign against them
in the Empire State; but the wholesome
reform must not stop there. To make turf
events more attractive to the public, we must
abolish the pool-box infamy in California.
We propose in due season to expose the
impudent cheating which is the dominant
factor i'll nearly all race events III California
and Nevada, and to do our part in RELOCATING
to deserved Obscurity an instrument of such
contemplate fraud, that it is to-day by all
true lovers of the horse looked upon as a
chronic scandal and shame. The Legislature
meets next Winter, and we invite interior
journals to discussion of the subject, so that
the minds of our legislators may be prepared
to act intelligently and decisively when the
measure is before them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

The Carson City Savings Bank from and after April 9th
will buy and sell mining stocks. Liberal margins will be
allowed on approved stocks.
san Francisco correspondent: l. Gazier 4 Co.
April :, 1877. GEORGE B. HILL. Cashier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01
ELECTION NOTICE.
Monday, the 9TH day Of May,

A. D. 1877 Election will be held for Three Trustees for
Carson City, as follows to wit:
One Trustee for the First Ward; Trustee for the
Second Ward and one Trustee at Large for said Carson
City
Said Election in the First Ward will be held the Swift
Engine House formerly the Curry's) Charles s. Mott NJ
K. Estner and George Mnckton Inspectors thereof.
In the Second Ward the Election will be held the
house of Benz Ellsworth, of Washington Oms
by streets VI. B. Dow Warren WATSON and Samuel Baker
win be Inspectors of said Election.
The polls will open at o'clock A. NJ and close at
o'clock p. of said day.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees Of Carson CITY,
ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
Carson CITY April % 1877
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01
MINING STOCK REPORT.


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tab los 912
Saltlohla !9oS g loc aus sE u'c
Baltimore ools loc
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Dayton lUos DC
hossuth 2us voc
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Morning Star lOos 81 9Oc
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jackson 23ls J
belmont l5OS "a
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leopard zoos "a, los g. Toe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01
AFTER THE BOARD.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRNsBY D. FRYER, PRoPREToR
W p Hand II Patterson 4 wife
Mrs H Smith W DeMerrtt
r. Becker & wife G C. SOule
r Mckee W j Mesick
j Doyle j Nalbrath
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01
AT THE LAKE.

Not the balmiest day in midsummer could
was the sunshine and the calm of last Friday.
We went the best way Of going-with Hank
Monk as the chief engineer of one of Benton s
best four in hands. The very generous owners
of "The Meteor" let us enjoy an afternoon 5
sail in that speediest and most beautifully
modelled of steamers. Nothing can surpass
her beauty and her ready capacity for swift
sailing She was built by Booth & Co. Of
Marysville, upon Mr. Eckerts model, is an
iron hull, from stem to stern and is moved by
a propeller Over at Yank's We found the
wild strawberries in bloom. The old man
himself is as full of pro ects as ever, and at
present is busy with his new enterprise of 3
trout breeding establishment The lovely
sward fronting the house is green, and the
birds have come to revisit their old haunts
The cascade at Emerald Bay is more mag
niicent than ever-the volume of water being
much larger than it is later i'll the year. An
old tar who used to be employed about Ben
tons stable is keeping the place and acting as
Waterman. Off the headlands of the Bay is
where the fishermen troll for trout. There is
no hotel open at the Glenbrook; but an ex-
cellent meal may be had at Mr.. Towle's res
taurant which is near by the Narrow Gauge
K. K. COmpanys machine shop, At Yering-
ton Bliss & Co.'S. saw mill the big logs are
being converted into boards and timbers.
There is but one engine in use on the n G.,
but it is expected that the road will be oc-
cupied to its full capacity very SOON We
note that the big Clear Greek tiume is busy
bringing down cord wood. A pile driver is
setting piles for Buck Davis's new store,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-01

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