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Sbrdnen, tpdbreno anbere ben WtOroern
Gahe 1hmuren.
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miiroe aeraoe3u Qerrdtterei ieirL 0ieie
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man ibnen bic Re9ierungssewdlt anpers
traut, Die 8ermaltung Der 8eredtisfeit
nno Die Gorge fir oas 6Ifentli6e 98ohl!'
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tet lie brittle Die Wenee milo burdein-
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pas Gdelid)e Dolksblatt

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8. @neb. Die Nepo latiDm.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31

| Cassidy moved that a committee of confer
ence of three be appointed to consider action
of Assembly on said resolution. Adopted.
President appointed Messrs Meder, King
and Cassidy as such committee.
GENERAL FILE
Senate joint resolution No. %, petitioning
Congress to donate arid lands to citizens con
structing artesian wells in this State. Passed
unanimously.
Powning's Senate bill No. 46, concerning
juries-Providing for payment of juries as
soon as discharged, and does away with a jury
fund, Refused engrossment.
Farrells Senate bill No. 47-Te provide for
the manner of granting leave to State and
for granting leave of absence to State and
county officers for six months or less) Rules
suspended and placed on final passage.
Bill passed as amended. Ayes %, Noes 2.
Stones Senate bill No $40 encourage the
construction of railroad from some point on
the Central Pacific Railroad to Tuscarora in
Elko county. permits the construction of
narrow gauge road by Messrs. j. H. Dennis,
NJ P. Freeman, j. P. Edoff, George Russell,
l. B. Fitch, Henry W. Brown and F. Fl.
Smith between the points named.) Passed
Ayes %, Noes 2.
Kings Senate bill No. 9--To amend the
jury Act. provides that the District Judge
may instruct the County Clerk and one Coun
ty Commissioner to draw jury in certain
cases, and increase the number of the venire
from so to 70. Lost, Ayes IL, Noes IA.
King gave notice that he should move a re-
consideration of the vote tomorrow.
Adjourned at $50 P. M.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
THE TOM PAINE ANNIVERSARY.

The admirers of Tom Paine and his cage
of Reason" celebrated the l42d birthday an
niversary of that celebrated parsonage night
before last in Virginia City under the aus
pieces of the Liberal Society of that place
The meeting took place at National Guard
Hall. From the Chronicle report of the pro-
ceedings We copy follows: The attend
ancs was very large. The hall was handsomely
decorated, and about the room were conspicu-
lousy displayed the names of some of Paine's
most noted works, such as "The Rights of
Man." "The Age of Reason" Common
Sense, Crises. The addresses of Colonel
r. H. Taylor and d. n. Stone dwelt chiefly
upon the character OF Paine as a patriot,
agitator and freethinksr. While he was one
of the greatest minds America has yet pro-
duced, the speakers held that the prejudice
against him on account of his attacks upon
recognized religious beliefs had prevented, in
the minds of most people, full and perfect
recognition of his services in first kindling
the flames of discomfort against the OPP
pressive exactions of English rule in the colo
MES In con junction with Washington and
Lafayette, he fostered the revolt which gave
freedom to the American Republic. The
other speakers were loudly appiauded. The
affair closed with social dance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31


Convened at l: 80
Allen in the Chair
Hagar of Lander was appointed temporar.
chairman of Committee on Public Means
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Kennedy-To prevent the collection of any
amount exceeding S. for a retail liquor bill
Referred to Committee on Public Morals.
Lane-To abolish office of County Superin
tendent of Public Instruction. Ut makes the
County Clerk ex-otficio County Superinten
dent of Public Schools allowing salary OF
500 per annum in all counties except Storey
there it shall be $500, and empowers the
Board of Commissioners to fill all vacancies
in Board of School Directors.
Referred to Committee on Education.
FROM THE SENATE.
Cassidys Senate bill, authorizing the trans
fer of monies to the special road fund in Eu-
reka County
Referred to Eureka Delegation.
Aliens Senate bill No 90, to provide for
the safe keeping of the States money.
Referred to Committee of the Whole
Also Senate bill for the relief of z. S.
Eldridge
Referred to Committee of the Whole.
Senate concurrent resolution relative to
printing report of Regents of State. Passed.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Considered the following bills: Senate bill
No. 90, to provide for the safe keeping of the
States money. Appropriatlng ST, 900 for that
purpose.
Reported favorably.
Senate bill for relief of z. s. Eldridge. To
BE forthwith considered
GENERAL FILE.
Williams Assembly bill No So A copy of
the Regain anti-discrimination billy. To pre-
vent the determinations in fares and freights
came up with amendments from the Commit
tee on Corporations.
Davies moved its reference to Select Com
mittee of Fourteen. Lost
Smith of Lyon moved to make its consider
alton the special order for the 9TH pro1imo at
II NJ. Lost.
The bill then passed Ayes 43, Noes 1.
Adjourned.
REBUILDING -We note that Mrs. Adams
is rebuilding her damaged hotel. The car
penters are replacing the roof with consider
able slacrity. The reconstruction of the
buildings on that fre-stricken block has made
quite breeze among the carpenters and
lumbermen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
GOVERNOR KINkEAD'S LEVEE.

Themost brilliant party ever given in Carson,
which the Governor and Mrs. Kinkead invited
their friends last night. The OperaHouse was
filed to OVERLOOKING with q very numerous
and delightful company of ladies and gentle
men, including Senators and Assemblymen
and their wives, daughters and friends and
many ladies and gentlemen from Virginia,
Empire, Reno, Genoa and elsewhere. Those
who did not participate IN the dancing be-
took themselves to the dress circle, and pri-
vate boxes, and the great and merry multi
tude seemed to enjoy everything with very
hearty and genuine zest. The music, which
vas all that could be desired, was furnished
by Prof Varney, and the supper, which was
all that one could wish, and which was su-
perbly spread and elegantly served, was pre-
sided over by Prof. Tremlitz, the accom-
plished steward of the Arlington. (The par
ty being given to the general public we thus
take the liberty to particularize Certainly
everybody has reason to be highly satisfied
with this reception of His Excellency and
his good wife-whose welcome to their many
and much gratifed guests was very hearty,
very graceful and very assuring, 1t is asking
most too much to beg for another of these
pleasant parties this Winter, but we hope
that when the Governor and Mrs. K do
again invite their friends to meet them, the
occasion may be no less pleasant than was
this one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
THE INSANE ASYLUM BILL.
ing the special order for II NJ.

Being the special order for IL NJ.
Plummer moved the postponement OF the
consideration of the bill until some assur-
ance was given by the citizens of Reno as to
furnishing water to the asylum.
Underwood guaranteed the citizens would
furnish 800 inches of water.
Foulks opposed postponement.
Lyons, of Storey, suggested it would be
appropriate to postpone until the report of
the Committee of both Houses appointed to
visit the Insane Asylum had been submitted.
Motion to postpone prevailed by vote of %
to 81
At 80 recess for one hour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
4 CITIZENS RAILROAD MEETING

We have been spoken to by several mer-
chants and others concerning. the policy of a
public meeting for the purpose of taking into
consideration the present allimportant ques-
ton of railway legislation. 1t seems to us
timely and proper that such meeting should
lions to make with reference to the matter,
preferring to leave the matter standing upon
Whatever merit it may possess.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.

t 12:3O recess for one hour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead waiting for the turn of the before get
ting goods, take pleasure to inform patrons
that have just received Complete New stock of Dress
Goods and exquisite Fancy Goods which offer at such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the most
stingy father and husband dive dow for his bottom
dollar
We have received consignment of One Hundred Closks
with positive instructions any price
and will do it. MRS. }. SHEYER d co.
Carson, January %, 1879. d3O
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31

HANDSOME DISPLAY OF FIsH.-The salt
water fish exhibited yesterday in the window
of Clescovichs Exchange was more than Or
dinarily handsome and attractive to Epicurean
eyes. There were cod, smelt and herring
from San Francisco Bay and some very hand
some and unusually large-sized founders from
Eureka, Humboldt County, California. These
are most excellent fish, either fried, broiled
or boiled or baked. This abundant supplying
of our generally meagre fish market by Messrs.
Clescovich and Tanovich is very convenient
TIE HA1NEs DANGBERG CAsE-We believe
that this case is to be argued to day in open
Senate. The matter ought to be disposed of
without further delay. The fact is the Dang
berg side are simply inventing delays. They
fear the result of submittal OF the case
upon its merits.
Our BUT STILL UNDER THE WEATHER
Speaker CASTOR, though about the capitol
and on the streets yesterday, is still a sufferer
from the effects of severe cold which he
contracted the other night at the Opera
House while attending Mohan's lecture
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Reassembled at LAD P. NJ, President in the
chair
MESSAGE FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
Returning Meder's Senate joint resolution
No. Is, relative to appropriation for United
States Government buildings, with refusal to
recede from its amendments
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
FRAMES, BRACKETS, WALL POCKETS,
CLOCK SHELv,S, ETC.
r. FRED. sRoOKS,

DEALER N
school and Blank Books, Stationery,
Sheet Music, Musical Instruments, Cutlery,
Jew-Iry, Toys Fancy Goods and Bea uttful
PJ TUHE FRAMES, of n l Sizes.
Old Books, Music. Serials Pietorials
Beau iifulty HsbOund.
Samples Of binding on hand for Inspection.
B2EEGA LOADING SHUT GUNS AND RIFLES,
SELF cooking Pistols Cartridges and Ammunition Of every
description.
General Newspaper agency
Daily Enterprise, Virginia City Chronicle Nevada and en-
forna Daes and Wesklies Eastern Picorias Magazines,
and Periodicals promptly delivered to any part Of town
country, at the lowest possible rates.
Z. FRED BROOKS,
Opposite the Past Office, Carson City, Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
FINE CHRoMOs AND OIL PAINTINGS

Go and see those fine chromos and oil
paintings at the One Dollar Store in the
County Building. ja18-2w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-31
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS!

| CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS w
| COhPANY.-W. J. HORNE Pro
| prietor-Dosr Sir: feel that owe " "a
| it you and IT, humanity to writeeEA n ~
| the fact that have been SUBSTAN. CSA,&-.>S
| TALLY CURED of a bad of u
| Rupture of thirty ears standing, by Y
| one of your Incompatible Trusses,
| which | purchased from you three
months ago describe the suffering, both physi-
cally and mentally that have undergone during that
period and now fec like a being. have all
kinds of Tsses both Steel and Elastic and received
any pcrman relief until tried yours Its simplicity Of
construction and facility with which it be adjusted
and the and perfect freedom To the motions o the
body with which it be without causing any rri-
tatOn its chief merits and it perfect supporter.
any sign a of the rupture since toe
first day put and feel that perfectly CURED
1t invaluable and the fact should be known the world
You refer TO on the subject OF their merits
[ am, truly yours, ALFRED J. BURKE Chief Mail Nerk
+. Daily Evening Post, San Francisco, July 90 1873.
A Physioian's a. Years. Experienced.
COLUMBIA, Tuolumne Co, July Is, 1878
W. J. Horne Esq-Dear Sir: For some time past I
have used III my practice tho California Fl stc Truss
with entire satisfaction in most Of complicated hernia
Of both During practice Of forty five years have
found truss that would with the and certain
retain the required justment the being al
ways under the immediate control Of the patient The
simplicity and Of application is Of itself guarantees
every experienced physician. have the honor 70 remit
by mail the amount due knowing that contribute To the
alienation Of afflicted humanity. Yours, truly
j. 2. TIBDITS, N. ID.
Send for HlusrrRteh catalogue and Price
List = ing Full Infor ton and
Rules fsr Mensu'ing.
N B-The California Elastic Truss is for sale by
any Druggist City They prefer TO seli Eastern
trash on which they make large profit. send di.
rect to the
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
nylas 7so Market street FrNaciseo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CorRr-CH AMBERs- Barrett J.Nos 81 l4S III
III l-4 Isl 1~ Peg, 2Nl, 295, -S4. ZS, 'e, -a5
GENERAL IEOi-A diouTned SINE die 49, -, r--,,,
SPECIAL TEIA-N9u Worst, Case on NO Stc.--Llo-Ls
agt Morris NO day CALENDAR 400,
tEcUIl-PAET Ivan Briut J.ShOrt Causes. nos $50,
4s-l l-20 47i1 1921, 1903 4iOl 35U- 4'2J 49, 4-o
Pan iT-DG1ohue J-short Causes-Nos 1919, tGls,
876s 4487 45.O 45e9 1872 8sjJ 4o5s oj6S 5OOe 4tIo
47O4, 1856, 1900 ,o,o ,r-..
agt ToaL - .,..-s -...,
SPECIAL TEE'i--eGgvCE. J.-D'mUTTer.-NO. o. Issues
Of Fact-Nos. 40 "a. 3d. so, As 20, %. A.
TRIAL TTEM-pAHT I-FTecCHan. short tanses--NOs
1875 No. $50 7Oo lU46, ll42, S-S 4l1J. 4I'r LUZ
PART Il-AulOurutt tOE the term -.,
PAIR III-Spcr J.-NOs jl4. Gs, ala. 29l. Il55 J9V,
s52 57Ill, 500. 1899, 567, Iu1l 1912, 700, 46".
COMMON PLFA.-CESERAL IEEM-Atiourled tor the term
SPECIAL IFRM-C T.. DAILY G. NO T. 80 80 - 20
ECUIIY TFg-Ian emore J-Nos b. D. J. H. j., p, IL Is
TEAL TFRN-rART III. f. DAILY. J.-Eos. 1920 202l
COS 3lj GAL 1913 2O79 sos. ~ 1892 1888. os3 1908
lOl4 a3- 74j ss ZOJj sos, 2O-o 1-oJ ga 4ooO -UO-'
PAM II-Van Hoesen Nos 9ss. SIS. 2l24 l72, l73,
lO4G lO4s 1852 1888 go 2I4S 1887. l74O go, 81.
MAINE COURT TRIAL TEE3-PAiI I-~herldaI. short
CausesNos G0II C04 53oy 3Sl4 900 o05-' oS'' oOoo
PART IIMcAdam JshorL CaGs5ss57cSi2s SSYSSS e99-0
6q33 6lO2 6224 $780, 5-9 500 GI65 55e9 $3.50 5s&s,
6I2g o2O9 Gl3e 6is 573G, col O-O5 61bO tZo- C4o1
CggG. g.. b13s GLIB. $3.50, i-i- -.
papT TrI-~hea J-Suort CduseS-Nos 1850, j07S 5Isl,
6s52 COCO 5g9l 6o57 6O75 GOA 6ll1 t-Oo bl-o CLIO
1;ySTIAI sEsslovs-PARr I-Coving flames Morton.
layIQ CItOu, James ManOn Jane =
Foiev burglary Michael COEhan, Cas. b. oI1ls Bernard
Hanover. grand larceny William Belecr forgery Ltoner
IeMez James T.. FULLER false prctences hobu bIoN4eg
person John Wilson John Harms receiving stolen goOls
John Bidder, pett larceny Robert T. Ford msut-cAAoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18

Marine court yestcrday.beiore Judge McAdam 70 re-
cover 80 600 for IN alleged assault on October W. 10
Tho pian, claimed that he tried to quiet his own anu
The de-snaauts' children. who were quarrelns 1i nv,
So. 9ud violently beat HIM. The deiehul,,s 5 f,e
fin. Wo, k struck thcir children, ana tuey uet tor
assault. The jury, however gave MATHS W.
81 900 damages . a..
In the trial of the Commissioners OF Oity
Works before Judge Neson yesterday in brooAIn we
erossaxaminatou OF John g. Burnett. cierN IN ,,,'
wafer Purveyor's Department OF city WORKS oy Mi
Johnson of the counsel for the defence occupied an -
the morning and part oftne afternoon 'e'S'o., -,
h ," ~ Worlmcn Neil Ward, laDorer' Ies1nee
Tof he worked one dav and one nieh ON 'uV h US
r So octohe~ 1873 on one or On" paN-roIl7 ne WIS
a. seventeen dave at ~ 80 day, ana on an
.tr IN, forfv-luc DAYS the same rate, Tue Wuoie
CtHsl 49,, g. Tpdge Nelson asked, " Dd the poor
aUu,l, , ~ n,oI.cyl' General Tracy answered No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
nECIsInN.-APRIL u.

S,,,re,as Court hambers-Bv Judge Barreitt:IS
IN Of Therat Page ana ose MN PcnoTt con
ers.-See memorandum McIhN re- L. CIr,eIri3l Union
Asscc;af.on C0ulnguv art peIevan.-Deaut opt" SSlu
.suse restored calendar. McCloshey asL C4lHP'| ~
sose,al Tsrrn-By Judge Brunr-careton aG'' Han
<,,1erj1T C5trt-SpcciaI Te7n-Bv Judge SDeir-
paser agr sehmenrcr-The panun must nave
sraiuue defendant from permitting me ram aug VIZ
bis 10 duw ana run mo te p,.N 80
ss with costs counsel VIII br heard ON settlement OF Hu
order % the question OF ududGts 81, N Ics
Nurtba agt turley eC-MOton dismissed WIN ~ cOss
g. cUorqnguul Reuner Muller - alOIdci setIe,
Nv Judge -tdCWiCk.-fferfndn savings iiiiA
proceedings on execution to be stayed by ATTORNEY e
etc-1ioon denied unless the defendant sna
case Judgment against FalcontT pc "!1ilg Ton be
made motion granted. Garner et a. ac lhe hAo ~ e.
-Orter settled. Monks 2gt Mou6s-Ai..o4 4,,5 ~
limitation o. proceed Feeter ag WtDti 9io.o 'bc
Walker Ct Spencer etc-by vel esii,iSiu H., ,s case
Il nor DIGd 90 show testimony he wishes 10 OBTAIN Sng
othe~ way than bv the iuterrOgatoueS PeCAla az,
berg-Orier of substitution Baldwin agt heafdGh 81 a.
Reference ordered. TamOol AIT JutEeis3 Inc A-u M
Indictment sire.. Malcolm aE Reilly etc rltt or slSl
turCI ClrHet ag. Printing and FuhAshlL- A's.'
Ordered ON DAY calendar ol -L'l on r'rT st s9I
cock ~ AL Kimr all agt BaOcOck et Referee report con-
rmec anu judgment Of foreclosure ana sue ban 8ier
sharpe tnUf1ctufing ConVahy aGt a.
featuring C0muduv eTCnce ordered tcrtI a- 1871
et al-UTdcr DENYING motion Iasker agt AhenuI' %
vaCalng stay sinclair hgi hhnA ,t.L "1 49,. N. 80
on removal uroved Davis II al Report OF rex
cree and Judgment Of foreclosure anu sa.e &
herey Duseubury order Ola IelnttltI EI".s,| 'i
mittltuT filed. Judgment affirmed Walker as. 4CDon-1
Common PIegs-SpeciG1 TTBl-Bv Cblef-Justlcc CP.
pav-Hiton etc Vanderbilt ere; Borman iEt fl'Ice
the matter
snt M ROM to Sr,I In the matter the assignment Of
Hughes AIT Hughes. LoWHIthal aCt the Jultel bIdht7
Franklite >teel and Zinc Company as sAsDy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18
CnrRT OLE APPEALS.

kInA>Y April lin the Court of . APpea;lEs'
,,,.slav Apr L. 1879 present. the Hon @anIuru -.
H'grrb & j. and assocates-the following business was
transacted. .. --.,..o, ..c anpeliant.
act Maurice walsh and others, respondents arEut 5 ~
II nevoa for oDnelant and George \. Black 10Y resp
No l---James Fiqler respondent, agt James hoTES'
srel9nt argud by - T. kneeand for appellant ana L. l.
prvOp fer respondent -.,.,. oc. Frank
No i7a -Beuiamn a. whiteman, respondent ae co. snpe
Ie-Iie. appellant argued by Thomas DdILuL'oH W. NY
auf- lohu IT, Townsend fOr respondent ..,.r. ~,
No 8sG-Hcury Il. PierSon. receiver ere arprial
artis N9floual New YORK. appellant af.V
hv Ioln l. Cadwalader for appellant, ana huIIs W" ,
Tor respondent ----,- ,to- ,o,ap5or for Fri
ily April Is, 1879 Nos Al, $685. oVV ''-' In -'
tu.gTa N
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prcnRnED LEASES.

Ahrera 10 T O'Callaghan, store and basement ON
W cor 2daye and 59thst, yrars, AZ ahnun
rent uf -
Actor Iohn ! 10 q Schlegcl n 5th-st 4247 n e or
AvrA. l94aixs4 lO1tX976xll6, 20 years al an
nual rent Of ........... 30
Eerr T. r ~ & NJ Mcdonald. Nos IA l46 and las
East lStst, ga years nj annual rent OF
L0wndes + L and others 70 AdleI e tllp'o ~, ~
lg5 N n of I{lvingtOn st, 7jxlOO, 10 years, at an
nUai rent Of. -, +,
New. YORK and Harlem River ia. lroad Iohpan. .U
Co1lev No 1903 East 43dst, Year at annual
M cd -