Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-07


Coz. MONKS bill in reference to the
salaries of County Treasurers IL appor'
toned a. follows: The Treasurer of o'ofey
is 20 receive three thousand dollars Oh
Ormsby, fifteen hundred: OF Douglas
Eve hundred; Of Esmeralda. eight nun
bred. after the first day OF January
eighteen hundred and seVeuty-fve; OF
LYON. twelve hundred after the first day
of January, eighteen hundred ana seS,
enty-three; of Washoe. twelve hundreu
after the first day OF January. eighteen
hundred and seventy-fve; OF Churchii!.
six hundred; of Lander, fifteen hundred;
Of Humboldt, one thousand after the
first of January. eighteen hundred an"
sevanty-fiye; Of White Pine, one thons-
sand after the first of January. eighteen
hundred and seventy-fve; OF E!ko, one
thousand; Of Lincoln. eighteen hundred
and OF Nye, twelve hundred after the
first of January. eighteen hundred and
seyen:v-fve. This act to take effect and
BE- in force from and after the first Mon
day in January. eighteen hundred and
seventy nine.
A COLLECTION of nearly five hundred
dollars. We are informed, was lately made
by the miners Of the Con. Virginia for
the benefit OF the widow OF Thomas
Byrue. one of ihei, former number. II
there is one thing above another when
distinguishes the average miner OF Ne
| ysda, it is his extreme iiberality IN cases
Of distress. No sooner has an accident
happened, no sooner Is miner now
no more. than immediate steps are
taken for the relief Of the family aud Tor
the future welfare of the same. Ihis is
a good sisn. 1t smacks of real merit IL
il religion brought down to the wants OF
everyday lifo 1t shows that miners are
men Of sympa:hetic hearts; that they are
| affected by grief and misfortune; that
thew are willing to deny themselves to
| relieve the distress Of others. This lib
erality has been in existence ever since
our mines were discovered, and Will con-
,inue ia power until the same are eA-
hausted. 1t should be commended: 1t Is
| the offspring Of a true spirit; 1t deserves
| praise for reward.
THERE is nothing more eXhiliratins
than the exercise of skating. 1t is an
exercise in which persons OF every age
and sex can take an active part. ard 1t Is
a beneficial as it is pleasant. In Phoebe
they have utilized the space in front OF
The court house, for = rink. AID mas
ouerade carnivals. and Chinese fanaangos
are already in prospective. Why not
have a rink in Carson Land is not SO
dear but that sufficient quantity could
be bought; water is not so scarce ou'
that the requisite amount could be sup
piled. The people would skate II there
was place to skate; they would patron
izc any attempt towards; the ej.aonsn
ment of rink, and the competitor OIL
the same could not fail to rebound large
IL to the profit of the owners.
TRULY for town of its size the people
Of Virginia are not lacking in excitement.
Only two o. three days ago the great
shooting scrape occurred in which two
men los. their lives then a man was AS
saulted with clab at night; then Nike
NcGown was DESTROYS to feast on the
nose of a reporter; then the boys for
amusement toppled a man over IN his
buggy; and now, to add his quota to the
| general news, lone. eyed Rooney" has
committed suicide by taking strychnlne.
There is nothing like having plenty OF
work for the undertskers and coroners.
They might get into mischief if they were
not regularly employed, and to prevent
this result certain members OF the COM
muuity have seemingly conspited.
! PADDOCK is dead at last He died Fri
day evening, aud will be buried to day.
All is over now with him. He has gone
to Join Hughes in another world. People
thought he was getting better. he talked
With his family and kissed his child, but
death had marked him for its own, his
end was approaching. Poor Paddock
We are sorry for him and his family too
we are sorry that smother widow and
orphan have been added to the cares OF
the land, We ale sorry that human lie
has gone out under cloud, but the law
must be preserved, and men must learn
to act in accordance with the vir,ues oi
life.
| ST. PETERS (EpIsCoPALl CErEcI.
Bishop o. ". Whitaker will oticiate IL
this church to-day both morning ano
evening. The Rector and vestry OF this
church extend cordial invitation to all
strangers who may be in Carson to be
present at the services of this Sunday
and at all other times. assuring then
that every attention will be paid them il
providing them with good and comfort
able seats Immediately upon thell
arrival. The hours OF worship are l 4
n. and 7:30P.M.
JUsr now the cry among stock dealers
is more mud" There is great dea
of dust IN the market, and everybody j:
anxiously praying for rain. Mud in thu
streets is a disagreeable feature in every
day life, but plenty of mud in stocks is I
pleasure to all. The telegraph an
nouuces that there will be rain on thu
Coast in less than three days, bat the
brokers in San Francisco have beer
promising q rain in stocks for many
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