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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Neme Mm;etgen.
g. ., s..

.. .. $.
8om eriten Desember D. S. an lit Die @trtbibait
Der rS,armgar,= oaue," 9sr. 76 CT.g3alttmore=
ftrabe 3u perrenen. Darauf 9ieleftirenbe iinb er=
iutht, ldIiftlite ansebote bis gum "a. Wopember,
Worsens 10 ubr. 6ei orn. SranS 4. .9anber, Ir III,
Uefts8rattftrose, ODER bel pm. So easfe Ser. Il,
9lopbfraBe, ab5u9eben. no 9lethses cine Ibidrift
bote pon gildt ,5arusa,is ipeloen Berifii6ttsuns
finbsn. Sas Sireftortunt
(264.9. 70.5.6.Sf) Der nSSaraaari= SSaue."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Dcrmtid)te Sepe1Oen ass s1e,ps
NnTf

gtew-Yort, %. g}oOember. Die 0a6ts
poitSiige auf cen lauptlGdli6iten iioliden
unO weitlid)en Subnsn traien beute in 6olge
be8 Re9enturmeS Il Stuuoe ueripdtet ein.
- An9efommeH Dampfer D0onlu" bon
Bremen.
- Der llnterid)aemeiiter 5abIte beute fir
Sntereiieu $l26.000, uno fir einge3O9ene Ob-
liaationen S239 900 Gus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23

5eute babe ih Die CoALsYARD SSr. g, GEoa
paeas sStrabe, itbernommeu, frlbsr pon 8. 6. ua-
rid d Comp. unh SHie5t bon Z. %. biltns gebolteH.
Sb empfebe mi6 meineu isreunoen, Betannten unh
Dem gsRblifum i'm alsemeiuen su freuuolihem Sna
lprute uno oerpredbe refine snte &oblen, 8utes @es
pldt uno bulge Breiie seaeH plnttll6e DesaElung.
[263,9,75,StI Sobann 3. Better.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Our &nnMftatan

Goe6en erhalen eine id5one uno bunfle Bartie NJ
necticu t. llno = enn,. zBl ldtters a6ad. Sn
arofen, loue flenen Quantttdien 6ei
Stebma nR & . efIeoie,
(gtopte, ,tgRonf) str. L., SIt=nabette=Straf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
ssOeattame sseOe Dee SeusraIs aaaImann.

Ser G3ar i4ift benz @mir etnen
Oegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
@ermiid,tc tele9rapbiidle Sepeid,en,

-SafOb IreBlg, meItler IN Allen
tonn, Is a., wegeu eInes angebllb all G.
0eub inl lebten Semptember peiiibten Dior
oe5 uor @etidt itano, luurOe gelterH fretges
iprohsn.
- Sn Cincinnati tagte seitern cine
8eriammlung Der SertIeter Ger 8 aup t.
itammb q bnen, I'M ein @tnueritdnoniB
sur @rbaltung Der gegenpdrtigen 6ra9traten
5u er5telen.
-Senor 9uis be 8 bermubes,
Der ipaniid)e Soniul in &barlsiton, 5..@.,
itarb gelteru. Gr mar Al Sabre aft.
- Die @ommtIilonsbdnrler 8eub 0 d &
Comp. in Gan 6ran3iscO baben iauirt.
YaiItpa ettua $4,000.
- Die llnruben an Der ,Southeaiteru.
8abn" in @ahaHn oaueru fort. 0te 4rs
better wsi9ern fb, bic 2lrbeit auf5unsbneu,
bis iie ibreu riiditduotaen gobn, UNI mel6en
iie bur6 ben eEtflobenen @ontfaftOr betrOgen
muroen, erhalten baben.
Der gteger Sing Sh1 murbe 9eitern BON
abe g8ilion, eiuem anoereu Neger, IN M erz
d. dantpille, N.zS., mdbreuo eiues Sre;tes
ourh eineu Sf)uB t0otltd 0erpunoet. gSlls
ion 1T oerbuitet.
= Ser pon Bottom nafl 9todluno, @e.,
behimnte g d ooner D@aroltne antght"
itrauoete geitern nabe PortsmOutbr N.-6.
Die Dtannidaft nuroe gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
RubIano MR0 oer SerIii1er Wertraa.


9onDon, %. yiou. - Sine Oepeidle Ser
v9ine8" aus Bbilippopel entbGlt Eolaentes:
pic 2Sorte be8 Sen. GobIeben lpabrcuo ,ei.
mes fiiritnen SeiudeS bieir Staot baben ei,
nen tiefen @tnorud gemadt. Gr iaQte ben
ruiiiit, ,bnlgarii9eu 8eb6roen ruuo berauS,
caB ne itdI ltreng no6 bem Berllner &ertraae
6it rtdtcu bdtten, iuoem Der @5ar felt Cnt.
l4loiieH ie'. ben 9srtrag auire4t 81 erbals
ten,4
gpnoon, %. 9loubr.- @iue GeuterId)
Sepeid)e aus &onltantinopel berihttt, Oab
Der tiirfide@eianbte an RuBlaub Dem @saren
etnen Srlef be6 gutane brineeM miro, in
wel4enl Der 2ettete benz grferen fit Isin
Seripredleu, BEN 0erliner Sertraa reipsftireu
Su wolen, oanft unO ibn eriudt, Dem Aufs
itonSe in Wfacebonien Elm GnDe III MAIDEN.
Mbretfe Oct oentidlen 8eyannIfdtaft aus aa.
neRhnae1.
Berlin, %. @Opsabpr, = Die galturr
a 9oas meloet' nSSl Sl 6Olge Der promlnsnten
SssupaB, mel@e Der 5srSog pOn Cumberland
8egenwdrig in Sopenbasen einHimmt, hat
Der oeutidle Geiaubte ueblt ieinem SetretaEe
Iene 9auutfa6i perlaiien Hno SaS SelaRoEs
iAaftsbStel gei9lofen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Sas tie,te 3otlants9eb6moe TIT
kSkfAnAA

9bicagp, %. Nomber. - Die @robqe=
idmorenen pe5 bieii9sn Sunoesgeri6ts itell-
ten beute antlageihriften 9e9en IOlgenoe Ser
iouen tpesen zines @omplots, nm Die Gesiez
rung 9ele9entli1 bes SaueS oe8 bIefigeu 3ollz
ants mitttlit 9efdlihter 3efnunaen I'M
$850,000 5u betriigen, aui Sas. q. Sill,
Sberz z4rditeft beS ShabamtS ; @omaro Yure
ling, @r Contributions. superintendent ;9Snl,
8. YoiIer, @r=Sber= 4r9lteft; Die @ontrafto=
rem Wiiller mo Wtills IL. u. Die 8emelie
iol1en iehr grapirenber Qrt isin.
9us Sd)la9en0e gSetter lit Stslstnan,
Snoiana.
9erre Saute, Snn., %. goubr. -
Itt Berionen rpurben burd) ole 9eltrige @ruz
bengas @rplofon in Der &ohlensrlibe Der
@ebriioer 9auoforb gu Sulltuan, Snb., 9ez
tDotet. @S waren sur 3eit q Peronen IN
benz @erfe bei6ait19t, uOu nelden Is in Dem
unteren Stollen arbeiteter. Sleben Der 2ebz
.teren wurbeu nad Yerlaui elmer Stunbe se.
rettet. Die StpGlf Wdnner i'm oberen Stolen
iuurbeu betdnbt, tlmeH 1eooh ohhe erbeblife
gerlesun9en Ouuon. Die @et0oteten nit
Iusnubme zines eiu5iaen, oeiieH Same nod
ntd)t ermlttelt lit, itno folaenoe: Shos.
Sanoforo, Saml. 6anoforo, Sobn Seeoe1l,
gilbert Smith, Sobn Sutger, gSn. Sales
nno Batrid Dunn. 9tur plcr ODER fltnf BET
ionen beIaBen gtutb geuug, um mad Der @r.
ploion in ben unteren Stoen einSuOrln9en.
Hahbem bieielben Die lleberlebenoen gerettet
batten, arbeiteten iie obne lluterlaB bis llbr
beute firth, I'm ble 2eidlen Der Terungliidtcn
Ill Gage III fDroern. Ste lnadten lOeann
cine Rubepauie bis uhr, luoranf Die Qlbeit
rpieher aufgenomren muroe. @rft nm u
llhr heute Wtittag mar Die iegte &ede an bic
Sberfldd3e sebra6t. Die beloen Yerionen,
beren gtamen Suerit in Der Gbl9en 9iite Der
@et6oteten angefiibrt ilnO, paren nebft ,rpel
auoeren Sriirera Gigenthiimer Der @rube.
g5ier ber 2eldlen iino auf entletl!fe WeiIe
usrbrauut uuo perItiimmelt. 3ipei 2lrbeiter,
HamenS 6arper II. @rutel, ipeld1e nod lebeno
aus benz untereu Stoueu Serettet rurOeu, iinO
10 idiper perlebt, bab mon an ibrem auffomz
men 3weiieit. Ser innerbalb oeS @ruben=
merte5 entltarbeue 8erluit miro aui $4,000
seidast. Die Siirser bon Sulliuan haben
cine Summe aur llnteritiibung Der Sanlillen
Ger Serun9lidteu sulamneu9eid)oIIen.
Ser @elOAaarft,
Retp > o.rf, %. yfoDbr.-@e(b tuili9
3u 3-St. gBe1iel 4.a15. Sob iblob beute
III 1OOt. Bunoes Gbttrotionen ld)lolien
| left; 1881er Coupons 1888, neie 1861
1881, 1867er 1863, 1863er 1O89, ueue 6iinfet
1O55, 10. .40er Coupons 1914. Aftien lbtoIen
hau; Stem Dorter Central 111f, @rie 18e,
aafe Shore 68g, SlIinoilerSentral 75a. Bits
burger 8ls, @bica9o.HOrtlwefferR 44a, Bris.
ritafen II, TodsSslano ll73, gSeitern Union
| Eel. 96.
l1ntsridakamts 8ilaH3: Sob $ls2, 1al,.
COL; &ourant S47,lOa, ,20a.
= Die Sod @innabmen betrllgen beuts
| 1904 200.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Stdn0e.

Boiton, %. gtoUem6er. - Die SAncioes
n1iihle BON 5. s. Saul & S6bue all 8riitolitr.
wurDe geiteru friib Ourh Seuer I'M $4,000
beihGoigt. BaroweQ & 2lneerion, &un1tilh=
Ter, meldJc in1 ulerten Stodmerfe ibr @el6dft
beirieben, uerlicren $4,000 bis $4,000.
Bbilabelp hta, p. gtopenlber. - Die
8obnun9 oe8 lorn. SEQ. Is. 0aQ, @de Der
"a. StraBe uno &olumbia 9uenue, brunuts
beute friib nieoer. STluit etma $40, 900, Ser
fthcluuo $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Gnstano unS sefsbantftan.
Oas erte 8reffen.
Gin 9efeat tut Sbetber= r=gaHe.

Sort ali 0tusiiS ben Den 4f9banen gerGumt
unb uOn ben Sriten beiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
gSedDfes,

gsedDfeIs
vadete, Vai5age> 59eiws o. !. u.
81 btte, ole Aufaaben antpoGerttia d:s Donners
faa Ifittdg su MAIDEN. ui1 ungesSnmte Betor8una
mil iebem samfass= Dampisr mad europa aesssrts
feMtsen su f0nnen.
3. HdSfsee
SSs sss @altin.oteitrafe iisss 9SHsDsfsess
MOeuu<.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Sinrtmtuu0.

&norOilIe, Senn., p. Jtoo. Stepben
@iifep murOe heute me9en zines Dor 10 Sahreu
oil cinem ualBsu UfdodleH, giamens gua
Start, periibten ihdnolihen 8erbredens binz
9erldtet. Sr9soem pigle promiuente BGr9er
elne Bettion Su @unlten @iffeg'S unterieianet
batteu, mei9trte ith @Ouuerncur Yorter ben
nod betarrlth, 0aS 3ooe8urtbeil i'll lcbeHs-
lGnnl1de SuhthauSffrafa un1sumanheln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Gine tteue amerifaniid)e Sceans
Saupferlinie.

3 Il q y 61a, p. yioUenlber r.-Gtne
neue Dampferlinie sur SefGroerung bon
6ra4t smideu bieiem 6afen unb 2iperpool
ioa nnter Dem Namen ySlue Star 9tne" ge
9riinOet nerben. Steben groBe 0ampfer iuO
beretts geiidert uno Der erlte miro IN Der er=
ten 9SodJe OeS Monat8 DECEMBER abQebeu.
Die 6abr;euge ioaeH belonOers fir Die Grams
pOrtatiOn BON Nieh eInaertdltet mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
ebestal , Notiaelt.

Har Gamsfraaen BON Bt6tt8tett!
gpeun Seoer iein oaus fir ben Serbfi enrtttet, 70
uare es febr portheiGbaf menn er osr populdren r.
ma Ebcmas q. @rean, Hr. 38, Norb= s 10.
arbarase c, einen 9eu6 abitastete. Dort iino W0>
teIn, Eeppite, Da6stub, Senfer= ouleaur u. {. 10.
qeaen serinse obentIie ober monatlide afatenaaI.
lunsen 3u baben. lSt.t1, 2MteT
GterDer 8efdpauS1
1drstidse amo raiiiid1e Saoer fur SO Gents
tn
gtr. "a, Naros2tberta>Strabe
(SulA,1O .. 8. Sserres, gisentbIm1.
0aff, 1Iettdsnsean Gomp.'s 9rebbeis
(camprossea yeassI,
Dd MON ertbedt bot, bas oiele Nc4abmnn8en uf'
ierer 9efe fid I'm Wiartte tefinben, 70 bat ae dta
YreBbee unieres atrfats auf iebem Badete ben gea'
men unierer fsirmas alle cnberen fno yfababmitn@
gen.
Ean setanst 5on Ietnem Grocer SAT- Bteit@s
tsann s. Comps s,ssBheie. 2dsltd trti@!
5atritsDepot: Sr. "a, Ssorsz9ntatnsetrabe.
e. fe. Bennett, @ei6attsfibrer.
(RdrB9, ,1sDttsO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
SeleQrQphiidle 9epeidle1t.
3ulanb-gfpe(d)fa.

8eridte Der ~afioeiirten Breie- fur ben pSeutl6e
Gorreiponbeuteun,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Mu8 Onthn ,ni~n her,d,tot.

- Au8 Gotbu miro bert6tet: ,9ieier
Gage rouroeu bon Oer hieitgeu SabnbOis- Sns
ipeFton "a 4rbeilcr entlaiIen, Die in benz
SrOaAte itanOen, SoSial 0emotraten SH
iein."
DIR. 5. g. &ob1, Der burd1 leine nsiten
0tciien unO intcreiianteu &eilebeiAreibnnaen
peltbefannte Se!ehrte, itarb in 8remen, mo-
er Sulebt Staotbibliotbetar mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Metp0Ittl1atett TIM YNeifett.
Gbloroforattrt ,tn0 bera1tbt.

@tnctnn /, p, %. Nonembsr. - Sn
Der 0ienitagsrytadt oran9en gtrbreder IN
bic 8obnung oes Sarmer8 gSilhelm 6anuing
in Dearborn, Mid)., 6loroformirten ale i'm
Sauie beftnpltdlen Berionen uno raubten, mas
nidt niets uno na9elfef mar. Gm anoeren
0torgen fanb man Die sun5e 6amilte nod i'm
tiefiteu Sdlafe, aus oem iie MIR nit Wiiibe
aufderiitteIt lperoe1 fouufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
9ampffeiIel. @rpIoiiott.

ncinn0tl, ., p. yfOUembtr-gIne
Spe5ialOepeidJe meloet, BOP Der 0umpitefIel
etner Maj1tne Der ,@oOperatip Soblen. Som.
paguie" Su Sprin9fielb, ST., 9efsrn Aberb
erplooirte, lpsil mau perna6lGiit9t hattie, BEN.
Ielben nit einem genitgenoen g8afITporratbe
su otrieben. gomarb Dalton, elm S9mieo,
pur6e mehrere Sdritte rpeit fcrtae6leubert
uuo erliit etnen SGdOelbruh. @r lie9t 3ur
3eit i'm Sterbeu. YatrtG Graham, pelder
if beleitS 9eltorben. Slebeu anoere Berlouen
trugeu i6pere Serlebungeu oauOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
@tm &apttel tiber @fien bal alllt1tltfale

8 NJ be B, N..S., %. ytOO. = 5Obu
0fulcabep, sc Sabre alt, wurbe geltern Abero
an Der Boplaritra6en=S =SreuSung IN &ahmap
BON eiuem 3uge Der .YenuiplOauier Sabu"
iberfahreu uno au9enblflid) get0Otet. Gr
bate ieit 40 Sabren in 0ieniten Der Sabnges
ie1i6aft 9eitanDen.
Der III gSenFeIo uoanbafte 46 idbrise Sas.
Semaro fam beate Nor9en auf abnli6e 8eiie
um'S 0eben, inbem er inter Die 6Goer eiues
s3u9eS Der n&eumal= Sabn" gerietb.
". 9S. Nutan, ein prouliuenter Siirser bon
Remart, ipuroe beute Morgen in iener Staot
pon etnem 3u9e Der uBennIplpanier 8atn"
itberfabIen, un0 eiue beoen Seine tpuroen
Sernlalmt. @r miro mabribeinll6 lterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-23
Gin pcrltnaliiQter 9etdleta1ta :.

@orr Rennl., p. JIOUbr. - l8dbreno
beute Otorgeu etn 0etdleusug per glienbabu
Don bier nab gue bei6rbert merOeu io1te, uno
Die Sbetlnebmer 9eraoe ben 8abnSug BETTE.
gen, brad pl6elib Die YlattiUrm Dor osm
Union 8ubnbOfe Suiammeu, uu6 stpa 25
Periouen itiirjten III eiuen Inter Dem @ebduce
heriibrenoen AbjugafanaI. Ser Sarg nit
Der Qeld)e wuroe inter ben berabftitr5cnoen
8ritmmern begrabeu. 0tebrere Yerionen tru=
oeu leir1te JSpl pllpt,unnPu hmm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-16
FABER SCRATCHES.

No bullion from the south yesterday.
A sx-horse hay team came in at shutdown.
NJ L. Bonnifeld of Humboldt is in town.
w. A B, Cobb is down from the Lake.
The only distinguished arrival by the pas
senser train yesterday morning was Frank
Y. Drake.
G. v sh:ngton viii be highly honored this
year We are informed the An Fats will
give him a send off on the eve, and the Car
son Guards on the night of the anniversary
of his natal day. As long as George don t
object we can bury the Ratchet and go to both,
and thus sandwich i'll the day.
Beef is up, Up on nail in front OF Giles
covichs restaurant.
Conductor Hobart is running the passen-
ger train Ed Vernll has gone to San Fran
cisco on account of the illness of his little
daughter.
General Clark went to Reno last evening.
Dennis Mccarthy Of the Chronicle was on
the train.
The dust has vanished from the streets.
Ben Lackey is still in town.
Read our prospectus,
Subscribe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-16
il STICE-ALTA.

The Chronicle of last evening says there
will probably be trouble when crosscut No.
(now being run on the 1150-foot level of the
JUSTICE is connected with the south drift Oh
the 1O5O-foot level of the Alta The strokes
of the picks in each mine are heard in the
other. At II o'clock yesterday morning the
connection had not been made, but was ex-
pected at any time. 1t may not be completed,
however, for day or two Professional
fighters have been engaged on both sides,
number not known. They get $50 per day
and it pays well while they are waiting. Rest
ing on their arms as it were; with refresh
ments provided. The Sheriff has taken no
action in the matter 1t is a little below his
beat until the fighting commences. In the
meantime the greatest excitement prevails on
the surface, more perhaps than under ground.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-16
WEATHER NOTES.


The papers all over the State are calling fol
storm.
Yesterday morning we noticed one up on
the mountains.
About neon it came down hard and quite
promising.
The promise didn hold out. 1t stopped
in few minutes and the sun came out, but
not before lady from the east came out with
an umbrella.
About dusk Charley Friends barometer
was down, but still higher than it was in the
morning,
Hank Monk says it was storming hard
when he left Glenbrook. Two inches Of snow
had fallen.
Night We weaken on the general sub
iect of the weather. The storm king ought
to be called Ichabod. He is the greatest
humbug on record. We have nothing left
but the wishing. In common with our con-
we wish storm would come. A
great, heavy, roaring, soaking tearing one,
but alas, We go to press the night is as
clear as bell and there is not storm sign in
the sky.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-16
ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.

As the Southern stage was pulling around
to Carson st. yesterday morning the bit broke
in the mouth of the off leader, the bride slip
ped from his head and he became entirely
unmanageable. He is a vicions brute at best
and is always trying to run away. Al Hark
ness who is equal to any emergency put on
the brake and held manfully to the swings
and wheelers When opposite the Capitol
the leaders took a turn to the left and
brought up on the pavement near Fosters
drug store where they were stopped by some
passers by who looked as if they were taking
desperate chances. Meanwhile Al held the
other four horses and sat on the box, as an
irreverent observer remarked, Gas firm as a
stoughton jug" With considerable difficulty
the leaders were quoted and detached, and
the stage proceeded to the Office drawn by the
remaining four The offending animal was
provided with new bride, the leaders
hitched on again and the stage started south
m time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-16
BOARD OF PARDONS.

The Board met yesterday morning at the
Governors Office pursuant to adjournment.
Present Messrs. Bradley, Hawley, Beatty,
Leonard and Kittrell The case of Dan Taylor,
VINO was sent from Elko county in 1871 was
brought up. He was sentenced for thirty
years for robbery. About year ago his SEN
tence was committed to an imprisonment of tf-
teen years At this meeting he was granted
a full pardon. This we believe ends the bus
at the Warm Springs will have to languish for
three months more
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-16
ON THE CARSON.


There was storm skirmish line yester
day-something most too like anApril show
er to be i'll earnest but still there were some
right threatening clouds drifting out from the
ravines gulches of the scowling Sierra
over the intervening valleys and on to Pine
Nut and the classic shades of Como. But We
braved the threatening tempest-braved ii
along with Doctor Benton and another friend
and so we advanced as far into the bowels OF
the land as the ice-houses erected by the Doc
tor on the Carson River, above Empire and
Just below the Spanish Dam. John Bland,
has his residency there John being the SUI
perintendent of the big ditch whose waters
flow thereby in placid serenity, Here in the
Doctors mess house we found Uncle Billy
Manu. and he was surrounded with the i'm
pements of the ice gather's trade, picks and
dip nets of iron chains, skiddish looklsh
things, clamps, clutches, and things whose
names are a mystery to our unaccustomed
understanding. Our old friend Z" Lon,' the
stage-driver, was at the ice house, he and an
other man preparing that Odd-loOklng struc-
ture against the heats of another and hotter
season. (This ice-house is not palace of
art, nor yet ''pleasure dome of beauty;
but it has the look Of stout old
settler able to keep cool inside of him. while
taking in his quota OF the caloricks under the
fervent assaults of Sirius. Here is where
Benton stores large part of his river ice
the best ice ever fetched to these parts, by
the way-clear of impurities and free from all
stagnant and unwholesome things At EN-
pire, Just above the bank of the ditch, he has
another ice house. The ice which is stored
at this one is obtained generally from the
waters of the Spanish dam and foated down
the ditch. The upper one has already received
its store-about 700 tons That at Empire
will hold an equal amount, 1t has yet to be
filled
We visited Empire on the return trip.
Sam Beer, in the hospitable name of Tom and
Joe and the Beer Brothers in general hailed
the party and invited us in. There is some
thing a deal stronger than Beer inside
the grocery there; and here were
me nearly tSle3dIlO u UiIe Oiu IlIIltIS Iull
Of d royal zestand supremacy liberal with stir
rup cups and the like. We have seen EN-
pire when her eye was brighter with the hope
OF larger future; but her men are serene
while her women are virtuous and abound
ing in the sweeter and more gentle attributes. |
After little, Senator Lockwood, (who is |
looking exceedingly welD, and Bob Osborne
capped up scrub race, the Senator entered !
BANDS Silver Bill, alias Blue Dick and Bob |
entered his blaze face sorrell, Honest John.
But there seemed to be some sudden scruples
come upon Bob; for he proposed to pay for
felt if he might be allowed to withdraw the
stakes. There was some disposition to muir
muir at this abrupt ending of a promised bit
of timely sport; but the terms were agreed
on, the match was declared 'Foff; Bob bought
the cider and everybody was happy. Shall
try and prospect Empire more frequently in
future.
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SUPREME COURT.

This Court was in session yesterday. The
following cases were argued and submitted;
State of Nevada respt and the California
Mining Company applt, F. V. Drake and the
Attorney General for the former and C. J.
Hillver for the latter State of Nevada respt.
and Con. Virginia Mining Company applt.
with same counsel.
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FIGGERS OF SPEECH.
BY STEELE.

BY STEELE.
Air. 'SaM a Nan TO Sanda" etc.
Says Broadhoms to Jerry,
''Wi you lend me your mill?
The mill where you grind out your fggers, mean oh ~
Says Jerry to BrOadhorns,
''Of course, Sir, | WILL
For we'll stick to the job that put up at Reno"
For tho told
By the schoObOys of old,
That him steals what isn't his'n
If he don't mind his eye,
In the sweet by-and-by
VIII fetch up all standing in Somebody's prism"
al fear that with US
1t is quite the reverse;
We must stand with pals thro thick and thro thin;
For certain as fate,
We must fish cut bait
Or they'll steal us clean instead of counting in =!
''And so, you and I"
Here he batted his eye
If we fail to stand in well each fail to get hisn
So, it's use to squea
We must stick by the steal,
If don't sant build, but may fetch up in Prison.
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PHARMACEUTICAL.

TIE Town is healthy. The sanitary condition is all that
the most fastous OF the medical profession could desire
This, informed is owing to the purity Of the drugs
medicines, fancy articles perfmery powder, pomaun,
ard peculiar article OF improved pills furnished by O.
Pothecary Willis, at the old stand opposite the Capitol
and at the Of King and Carson streets which, it is
generally understood, every understands where it is
and is only necessary 70 keep up the general run Of the
healthy condition Of the general nervous SYSTEM any
other system, keep patronzing Willis, Everything
in the drug line be procured the notice and
the most reasonable terms. jn1
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For THE SoUrH-I esterday morning an
eight mule team, hauling a load of merchan-
disc consigned to ellison & Barber, Bodie,
started for that lively camp \ few hours later
az eighteen horse team, with wagon and two
back actions, pulled out for the same point
loaded with mill machinery. Bodie still looks
up. From the array of trunks covered with
sage-brush canvas, piled up lat the stage office,
we opine that there is a rush of the sort of
people in that direction who always mark the
indication of very lively town. The boys
are emigrating,
AccEPrED.-A letter was received yesterday
at the Governors office from Hon. John
Mackay accepting the position of Honorary
Commissioner of the State of Nevada to the
Paris Exposition. He thanks His Excellency
for the honor conferred
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-16

REAPPoTNTED.- Sam c. Wright has
been reappointed Receiver of Public Moneys
at the Carson Land Office Rutherford, we
never thought it was in yon! The MORNING
APPEAL is very much inclined to be concil-
lated!
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