Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-06

was crowded with spectators to hear
the debate on the motion to recon
slider the Warden bill. The argu-
ments both for and against Mr..
Stewards motion were presented by
the respective sides, and an animated
discussion was the result. The vote
differed somewhat from that of Sat-
urday and is given as follows For
reconsideration - Atkinson, Beer,
Bell, Caldwell, Coulter, Griswold,
Hammand, Harris, Lowery. Moore
of Lincoln, Powers, Rockhill, Rule,
Shakespeare, Smith of Eureka,
Smith of Storey, Steele. Stewart.
Trousdale, Toomb, Wright and
Speaker-22. Against reconsidera-
tion-Allen, Babcock, Bailey, Bots
ford. Bowmer, Brann, Buckingham,
Cavanaugh, Cleaver, Coburn, Ed
son, Everett, Gladding, Grey,
Hawkes., Howard of Humboldt,
Howard of Storey, Kennedy, Nc
Intosh, Mills, Moore of Elko, Mich
OILS, Parker, Rocker, Sargent, Saw
telle, Shoemaker and Tolley-2o.
By virtue of an amendment being
made in the Assembly the bill will
60 back to the Senate, and after
wards will be presented to the Gov
ernor for his approval.
It was Mike Purcell who yester-
day invited the English lady to leave
the Capitol. She was present with
no good order and intent he said and
consequently not for her was there q
seat among the Solons of the State.
The lady complained to Officer
Sterne and Mike was arrested.
What right had the "blawsted COM
moner" to eject her from the Houses
of Parliament, she said to Justice
Witherill, and thereupon Mike was
called out to respond. And right
nobly he argued his case. Both law
and justice was on his side. he
argued, and these should be the
groundwork of every mans act. So
long as he was the Janitor of the
Capitol, so long as the Legislature
should remain in session, the
right should triumph, and virtue
and order should alone be supreme
in the Capitol. Mixes arguments in
his own behalf were presented thick
and fast, and upon their conclusion
the case was dismissed. That the
action was just is thus the opinion
of the Court, as it is also that of the
community at large.
The shooting match which was to
have come off last Saturday in Car
son between Captain Bogardus and
George DAILY of Virginia City, took
place in San Francisco on Sunday
Bogardus is said to have
made some of the finest shots ever
witnessed on the coast. While his
distance was twenty-five yards to
twenty-one for Daily, yet he shot
twenty-three birds in succession, the
being missed through
the match being then
won. The total scored for DAILY was
twenty-one and for Bogardus twenty
four.
Frisbie's restaurant has changed
hands. We call the readers atten-
ton to the advertisement elsewhere
in this paper. E. J. Davis and q.
Willard are now the proprietors,
and they give notice that the estab-
lishment will be conducted in first
class style. The character of this
restaurant is we'll known in Carson,
the tables are we'll supplied with
everything the market affords, and
we bespeak for this new firm q pat
ronage entirely in consonance with
the reputation of their establish
ment.
The usual reception of the Au
Fait Club will take place this even
ing in the Theater Hall. Every
body in Carson knows what such an
means. It means
that music and dancing will pre-
dominate on the occasion, that ev-
erything will be done for the COM
fort and enjoyment of the guests,
and that tho party itself will be one
of the merriest and select of its kind.
In consequence Of the immense jam
which is expected to occur this evening
1t the meeting of the Third House, Mike
and his deputy will have special guard
on duty, and order in the Senate Cham
Der will be rigidly enforced. All loud
applause in the galleries or lobby will be
strictly prohibited. Matters of the
greatest importance will be discussed by
The representatives of the State.
One dollar per pair is all that is
asked by Mr.. II. G. Mclaughlin
Tor pair of those eel ebrated spec
tacles of Lazarus l. Morris.