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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.
, Recess for one hour.

AF1ERNOON SESSiON
BY Crawford Granting the right of way
for railroad from Mount Rose to some
point on Martin Creek in Humboldt County.
S. and D. B. Pierce are the grantees, road tc
mil ee on Corporations.
Ey Notwithstanding the Vagrancy Act
so to make it more stringent. Referred to
Judic airy Committee.
By Fraser-To aid the Nevada Building
Association in securing the construction of an
insane asylum for the State. Referred to
judiciary Committee
Wheeler's Senate bill--To authorize the
transfer of money from the Railroad and
Sink IL Fund to the School Fund of Storey
County. Referred to Storey County deega-
ton.
Boardman's Senate bill 68-To prevent the
keeping of disorderly houses or inns. Re
ferred to Committee on Public Morals
By Foulks-Concurrea resolution autho-
RI ng the Governor to appoint a physician to
make occasional examinations of patients
under the care of Drs. L-Dgdon Il Clark at
The Insane Asylum at Stockton and order
heir discharge when cured. Referred to
Committee on STATE Institutions, with in
str uctiops to report by bill
Howe lated that a complete revision of
the school laws had been determined on, and
ashed leave of absence to assist in that work.
Granted
GENER,I. F-LE.
Underwood's Assembly bii-To amend the
hUgh the bill was recommitted to the Com
mittee on Education, with instructions to
amend by fixing reward of go for convic-
ton Of violation of the law
Seoate bill $50 provide for payment of
indebtedness Of Road District No l of Eu- |
reka County, amounting to 81 600. Passed.
Stones Senate bill 3-To encourage the |
building of narrow guage railroad in Elko
County. Referred to Committee on Corpor-
atoms
powel's Assembly, bill 3l-To prevent
frauds at primary elections. Ordered en-
crossed
Daytons Senate biz 25-To amend the
Revenue Act (the poll-ta1 bill. Los,-yeas,
%; noes, pinot a constitutional majority.
Fisk's Assembly biIl-lo regulate fares and
reights on railroads.
Mayhugh moved to take from the table
Davies resolution that al bills of this charac-
er be referred to the Select Committee of
fourteen. Carried-yeas, Al; noes 3. q
The question of the adoption of the Davies
esolution then being called, it was adopted
y vote of yeas 26, nays 81
Adjourned at 3;3S P NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead of waiting for the of the before get
ting new goods, take pleasure inform patrons
that we have just received Complete New Stock
Goods and exquisite Fancy Goods which offer at such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the most
stngy father and husband dive down for his bottom
dollar.
We have received consignment of Hundred Cloaks
with positive instructions close them az any price
and will do i. MRS J. SHEYER a 60
Carson, January D. 1879. do
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
assembly Eniriy-FirSt Day.

speaker Castor called the Assembly to or
der at II A. NJ, Prayer by Rev Mr. Davis
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Smith (of Storey, from majority Of
Committee on Corporations, Messrs Plum
mer, Morrison and Watt, favorably with
amendments Assembly bill 81 (Gaston 81, &c
regula5e fares and frei is upon railroads in
this State.
Smith (of Storey, as minority of commit
Tee, recommended the indefinite postpone
nent of the bill
Also from the same majority recommending
he indefinite postponement of Fisk's Assem-
bly, bill 40, to regulate fares and freights on
railroads,
Also by Smith, from minority, that the
bill rep0r, ed on had never been considered in
committee, had never been taken from the
envelope, and recommended that it be recon-
mitted to the select joint committee of four
teen.
Plummer and Morrison explained that al
though the committee had not based its re-
port on the manuscript bill, it had considered
the printed bill.
Also favorabIy Senate bill to encourage the
construction of railroad from the Central
Pacific to Tuscarora
By Fraser, from Committee on Elections
adversely Assembly bill Al, to prevent fraud
at primary elections
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Allen (of Ll1coln)-To pay the Insane
Committee, called, Smith of Eureka, Lane
and Green, each S125 to cover the expenses
of their recent visit to the Insane Asylum at
Adopted.
By Smith (of Lyon)-That his Assembly |
bill 4", relative to the manufacture and stor-
age of explosives, be recolnmitted to Judiciary
Committee. Agreed TO.
BY HarloW-To print 81 900 copies of the
'eport Of the State Board of Insane Com
nlssloners in pamphlet form Adopted
BY Ailen-That Assembly bill "a. amend
ng The State Orphan Home Act, be printed
Adopted.
BY Eilred appointment of committee
o wait on Secretary of State and ascertain the
ause of the delay III the delivery of e1
Governor Bradieys message. Adopted Mes
ers. Eldred and Hayhugh were appointed as
UGH committee. v
Ey Mayhugh-That his bill relative to
nited States lands be ordered printed
greed to.
By Robiuson-Moved reconsideration of
he vote by which Assembly bill %, to amend q
he Revenue Act to give lien on property
r poll-tax. which failed to pass on yester-
ny. Agreed to. /
NOTICES OF BILLS. 4
BY misunderstanding District Attorneys s
I'd their salaries.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
THE VIRGINIA CITY COMMITTEES
RAILROAD BILLS.

Last evenings CHronjclo contains the Rail
road Bills drawn up by Judge Lewis and
Seely and Woodburn. Our space is 50 much
occupied with Legislative reports as to pre-
clude the possibility of their publication in
this issue. Will probably reproduce to-mor-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-06
NATIONAL GUARD BAIL.

We are indebted to the managers o; the
National Guard Ball for an invitation to that
entertainment which is to take place on the
night of the 21st instant Thanks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-21
SELECT POETRY.
THE CWL-CRITIC.

\ LESSON 90 FAUlr-FiNni'::-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-21
JOBS HOLE.

From he Br'otr .fgiS anil MteHigeacer.
The SuSuuehanna river is remarkable for
its numerous deeps, one of the most noted
being Jobs Hole" This remarkable curl
oSity commences ut the foot OF Grey Rock
Falls, Il short distance above the Conowingo
Bridge, ending ut the Sluicc rocks below the
bridge, where the stream mcrgcS into .\mu,'S
Falls and goes madly pitching over the
rocks toward The head of McDawell's Is
land. This strange submerged ciaSm is
situated on the Hartford side of the river.
The decl,S hag the shore On the west side,
and on the eaSt side they run parallel with
the shore. The Hole is about mile long,
and ranges from - to 100 yards in width
When the river is high the water ,lashes
through this ciIanuci with wild fury and
the "SwirlS to use river phrase, draw
large logs under the water to rcapprar be-
low. But when the water is low the ,leeps
may be- viewed in all their dismal gloom
The waite" look; black: hundreds of small
uhiripoulS are always in motion over the
entire deepS, and the water is in Il constant
state of chullition, the black surface is
dotted with t'cckS of white foam, and the
place lpok Ike a vast boil 'ng c; III Iron.
Thu depth of this remarkable submerged
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-21
WHJFS: WISE HND WVTY
-Brilesmai,l-where Ito the

-BrideSmaiu-where Ito the! ~ *
strawberry boxes are a "a -.
fit the price. s. < = ~
The catalogue Of = ~
umes for itself. ~
Every barber tries ~ y
turn-al appearance of honesty.
Sidney Smith says "thcrc is m.
tue in Il kiss when we'll delivered
=" His profession, What is his profc,
sion" >" Madam, he pedals music"
There i; great trouble with Mount .Etna
this season. The Italians cannot keep thr
crater quiet.
The old woman who made her fortune
predicting the weather by Il goose bone
found it u perfect hone-anser.
Men Scorn to kiss among themselves,
And scarce will kiss brother:
Women want to kiss so bad
They smack and kiss each other.
When you are losing money, the most
economical thing you can do is to take in Il
partner. That is the way careful business
men do.
The sca-scrpent yawncd and stretched
himself, the other day, and then raised his
head to see if the season had opened at Cape
May yet
Ills excuse before the judge for beating
his wife was that he had only been hanging
her hair: but this story didn't go down, 20
he was sent up.
h., I
sage remark that the exodus should have
Steercd for Texas instead of Kansas, he re-
marked, No body pro-TcNas down dar."
How refreshing the saucy, babblirg
mountain brook. How alluring the cool
and gushing spring. How they make the
mouth water.-particularly the mouth OF
some river.
The late Bishop Ames once said that he
could stand the cry of baby while he was
preaching, but that the humping of the
Mothers heels and the buzz-saw "H'ss'h"'
nearly drove him crazy.
"A young girl died few days ago a.
Clyde, Ohio, from trying to jump a rope
one hundred and twenty times without stop
ping. AT the funeral the rope was put in
the coffin and buried with her.
"A man and wife in Indiana agreed 10
separate. Their property was divided,
piece by piece, until nothing was left but Il
baby and Il COW. The husband gave the
wife her choice, and she took the COW.
Bill posters should be careful to post
signs far enough apart. At the foot of an
avenue i'll Clifton, y. V, two signs appear
to I've but one reading thus: "Read the New
York star, the only twenty-five cent aguc
cure in the world
Twenty-Five Years ago Il Missouri buy
left his horne and started ont to become a
| President of the United States. He got as
! far as Cincinnati. The boy is now Il man,
and is also one of the best shoe makers in
the Ohio State prison.
Elevator Boy-to q woman WHO h"d
ridden three times from bottom to top of
the building" Well, where do YOU want
| to yet out - Woulan--''Well, in,lade DIM
not quot shure, hut lave me rs near the
Ould Colony Depot as We can
-"Gentemer of the jury" said Phelps
to the twelve men of Worthington, Mimi,
who had convicted his daughter of selling
cider without Il license, all I've got to say
is, you're Il set of .iackasses, and YOU may
wave your ears over the solemn truth.
He was fine zen dollars for contempt o.
court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-21

IN English Journal frankly gives
credit t. American genius for 1T least
fifteen Inventions and disc pvcricS which.
it says have been adopted all over the
world. The triumphS of American
genius are thus cnqmerated; First. the
,nttin gin: srou1d. the planting machine:
third. the grass mower and grain reaper:
fourth, the rotary printing press: fifth.
navigation by steam: sixth, hot-air or
r.i!oric engine: seventh. the sewing
machine; eighth, the India rlthler III
ii,,>lTy; ninth. the npillnc manufacture
u! hnrsv-slincs: tenth the sand blast for
carving: eleventh. the guaTc lathe:
twelfth, the grain elevator: thirteenth,
artificial ice manufacture on y large scale:
fourteenth. the electro .niSgnet aad iia
practical application: tlitee!tth. She CON-
posing NJ, hine for printers. II is mt
o!tal that Ameri m achievements in this
direction receive due credit from such :,
source.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-06-21


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~ to put up bird
In that posture absurd.
ia looL at that Owl really bring on a dizzi-
ness:
The man who stuffed him don't half know
lis business
Ard the barber kept OF shaving.
:. Ey,mira those ryn..,
Ia, tiIIrd win .,urpris,
rIyid.rnists shulill na.s
OF nn Won st,.l, n.,or nI,s,.
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, 1879-06-14

To fkH Eu4tot az 4HS A'N'"*e7
CHICAGO June 0,--I wonder Il there ever "ms VIZ;
be millennium. Can It be TINT tho tIh'S mn M
como when rich a,sd poor. ugly naa soa'sy' s,
naughty and weak, wise and Ignorant pSc" 4n ~.
youthful, married a,,d single. truthful ahu ,a. y"
ccittul, delauer md detained, rulcr aas's tu.
despot and seri, Chrtstian Aud kuaSo, seisu' ~
und boor, and especially rivals III posl''oan
honor or value, will drop al strife anu aHsI %,ns
tr and settle down into loving an! law'aoM";
citExcns1 Cau 1t 10 that the llcnprcKea !n,fsriIg
Will be no longer peIeec0tsa. o 'n sblIl,I, tl3
wI{o no tnure 6satcn by drunken a.ss.tr.,,}eI.
ugly not ridiculous, the lgnosaus, Eus usriy.wl.a
the tnaocent not DETAINED, a'lu ine "yh ~ sha op-
nressetll Can Il be lint ,fie great aaasi'r "sru.
tho daY wifi be settlel without n!e usIn .,, h;gh
[nVs aiid yituuerattous OF lllv psess' Irurvlil,
otficurs will he ctIosen H!th1nt hlss .nJ dis.
them through TIC slough OF haan,t IN bo flied
gracAl Ihat uoyerunent contracts ets.a,,,iIc steals
Tithout bribery aud dalsys ana se'ens, t.ss It Va
enough 70 ongulf na,'o4I; o4I;,,,,trrSIlts, of
msn t1f ti1alr llk yct 49,. ~ t,i,,rs aud
viii erasu ths lard hal.ls u w. ~ '9nk HECK and
n,Iuajo their jtycs With those oi 'a'
5at - thslr I w,yes viii exalt their % snleaI
ths EttcIon ta1lo 10 feast at ti1g ,oap1s..r.esi
with aiivnr. a,Il china, aNd uIItosu u..,,s, tuwn
That Uo,i9rcss, Prnstdentlsi e's sxiii t,s bel!
caucrses, aid putty rnn]en!Ht,is. ,ius, ,cvupsa
without cr tmlnaliuns air! ~ tho,a lcass
with lilo uesIsu to Eule " fa'D .
adapted tu tufui ..o VA aro pIoRIsssps
, 1879-06-14

OF 1t; nn1 Il il enough to vcx the patience OF TIC
most kaint-ltke man to be Obliged to Ia Victim
OF one OF tlcso arttul, designing creatures. Why
women take comfort In doing as they do Il n
mystery to me. Why nny woman-cspcclailY
one who ts wifa herscIf-can be 80 selfish IA 10
ncs'ro tf'1t no Other woman sllal! cn1oY llio as
the wlfo or some man, Is mora tiai ono Eiftc,l
tltvtne: Any man oi c,'rrcct prineinIes.-or H.
correct either, for tllfl natter-not only
desires tint a,l women shall 10
rivos, but does at in hls power
iul anl intuEernbly ssunil are sulne marf!el
women THAT they have rcaly been Heard TO so.n-
plain Of their lot, md 10 completely unrenson-
able Mnd Illogical arc these snne creatures TINT
i1 the shapa Of anottcr wlfe or two. Indeed,
Nature did mako their bllndcr motions hound.
ell fu n sllallower brain" Now, this second
'slfe Of 8. +. seems to hnyc had added to tho
Mnsvcrsal tlctestnbie. tralts Of women the !par.
ttc,,nr ones Of tnaltznancY md deceit. 1tia
paiu ta my mind that she died "ou ptrpoee."
She hated 4. +. when sho fnuutl tint hi cher
tthetl his dead wifn's memory, aihl, not bcil!E
content with making The good man a. miserable
as was IN hor poncr while living, she wrung
marry again., nnu thcn, actually died from
seeming accident. that no might bc hopelcsa!y
doomed to lonely md Ia1npercd lite. Did ho
not say be woula never 1mvo given the promise
warranted him in suppoai,g t1lat sho would
out!lrc lin BY many yearsl Notice the subtle
deceit at the .rool Of tho whoto matter.
What right had that woman to so fine health
and 10 perfect physique II by IT, she deceived
30 uofully tho n,an who, ct'osc her ito love,
honor and obey" hlfnl How ean q man gain
ptctc.!ly bat1lcd at overr turnl Women arc nos
cven fit to experiment With. Doubtless tits frat
wife vas q f.ail, delicate spec!men, and he
had decided before h0 had been married
six months tl'at II an ipscrutabla proyl-
mat,ner lis would not be guilty Of similar error
In his sccond rhofeo. The sequel proves the
truth OF my concluhlons, aud also the unndultcr-
ated deceftftincss of woman, considered phystc-
ally At vol us mentally. as toS p.'scunctustons
IN regard to wotnan's hereafter, Of courso she
has nope. Should there be ono for her, what
possble good could Il do her, since It Is distinct
lY stated TINT ain 1tcavcn there is no marry
ing''3 sho isn't nccttrd there, nor can she by
nuy intrigue enter. Since woman reaches llcf
zenith on her twcnty-1ith birthday, cou!l
she die then or eyen day Of two
before, there might bc possible
chance for enough or the ulisclilct.makers 10
get In, to mako Heaven On undesirable placa OF
rest: but proof Of MI affwlsc md just Creator
Is manifest In tho fact that no woman has ever
been known to dlo At that particular period OF
her life, and SO, "Mcn, my brothers, men tle
workers, e7cr rcaptng something new," lot ua
carefully rcap nl,d generously distribute tlleso
new idcaa Of Simon 7. Chadwick, and thus do
our part Ia causing thu world 10 "grow wiser
anl better as Time wenrs away" EGrPT.
, 1879-06-14
THE HOME CLUB:
RRCtETAnY'A LETTER.,


CHICAGO, June t3.-THE TRIBUNE Homo Club
vii! hold nm adjourned mceting al tho fremont
House Thursday, Junu %, at 80 y. m.
Tie Club huld ts rceulur monthly nusincss
meeting Thursday afternoon Ia the elub.rooms
Of the fremont House. The attendance WIS
largc and tho sncmbera very much Interested.
The time was spent III listening to the rcpurts Of
the different coIn,Hittccs, In hcarinE lcttcis
rcnd, md In tile discussion Of eub|ccts OF itn-
portunco to il,c Club,
We wore nssed many t!1ncs while thu Fair WIS
IN progress aiM sinro: "lfnYe you heen sue
ccssiul. Arc you satisfied with thu results ~
etc. And, now t1iAt we l,nyo listened to our
Trcosurcr's report, We arc pleased to 8ay to
those Interested that ol,r SUCCESS as becn great
CT thau VIC hoped.
Please remember that NC Are only little band
Of WORKERS (nnt onc-thlrd Of tho many coutrlb-
utors to The Home arc identified with our
Club
1t Is true TINT our floral department WIS not
what We anticipated, owing chiefly 10 the failure
Of tho ono who had been placed at tho head
OF thnt Committee. Let the sar to tic friend
who misunderstood my letter Of los: week tint
even the scetls promised wrso not Forthcoming.
The sudden Change IN thu weather WINS very
much against our sucecss. The outside world
I.Mhsu ho tIeelises n!n "tnte!'hKe !l.at many
sarTu n"s ~ ~ sStuee @ isoa noa's. + oag1 sne
~ or ., mn nv ha"ss M
. ~! s su!no Ysty usant'tmi I.,1 as!se'ss. nops,
tnonEn you enaia not % With u.s. we wcFc Giia
ona,on e. igS'''us rr wy" " f"'n, s'.S ,v,,hn neaI1 "
kuow whether the articles remaining would 10
l1s sale; ,,, tnsy 9r any o;inets Wishing 10 PIT
snasc W.T. e"'l A. No. q" most Monroe HfGet,
MranssaaY @ ', attc1hont', an'e 70 a'!n ~. he.
:sit a. s.r". T. sis'< soiu ~ te Soa.t'ce
WILL y. taRu pleasurc ~ waiting upon you thert.
NJ, ihe en,9soaedeu sSi9t way ataWn " 70. ~.
~ @ usa.u.imt jill p!ito" L. haan's ~. 1uaisu py Manne
Leg Nese usn"h " tto' ~ ~ W ~ lhe 1isG,
eta 70 tno s2lA pi!ioMs hla III the 1arge tsnll
WGsc WI, % not takg, . IL tnose Mno nan ei'ancrs 10
eal trtic!ee VIII rfcaenL TIER tlcRets 70 tIob-
, 1879-06-14
A General Impression that He Is
an Awfully Bad Man.
California Records Her Views About
Heaven in Graceful 6tylo.
The Lives Of Two Young Ladies', and
Wherein They Differed.
Forty Years Bids Everybody aood-By
and Retires for Good.
miscellaneous Contributions on Vart-
our Topics Of General Interest.

THE DADY'S GRAVE
nv He'tn K trarnsr.
Hand In hand Ne weeping stood.
In that Trucsome solitude,
Close beside \ grand old wood.
The rich fields, In tasBeled bloom,
Tossed afar their sweet perfume
On the balmy aftarnoon.
Birds wess jubitant a1oft
And bcyond the orcbartl. croft
Whtppoorwills wero grooming soft
Dappled clouds hung overhead
Western sky was golden red
Iockfug cur drcar loss, said,
lust ono littla week ago
LlIe was ttnged with radiant glow.
And tho STARS were shining 80,
When The bud. By Heavens dceree
Graffcd on onr household tree,
Closed III petafs pcsccfully.
There the rounded bttlock stands,
Close besEdo tile ahifting sands,
Flower tcdeckctl by tgndsr hands.
And the Hoaven- bound mystery,
Still unsolyed By you and M,
ID revealed to such Al she.
What cared for life snn fors1
In tho misaey of my mood
All bis scasonlng I withstood,
Til tho night Ind ratnered day.
lie. In gentle, .ossrent way,
Softly murmured, "tet as pray"
, 1879-06-14


CHICAGO, Juns al anu stranger, md I
coms Tor information to the door Of The HOME.
hayu three questions to aski
IL there III Chicago another woman 30 unrea-
snuablo Us II With homs-comforts, tho best ot
Husbands, unl two albright children. there il
yet sora spot !n my lLto anhcalSd BY tho balm
Of lDys and chrollicaliY aching. uoro itss: /
hass to AK my hu.h.ud for nsoaep. I lcar your
laughter, your sidtculs Well, when woman,
before marriage, has earned money enough to
meet all her moods, including thu qualification
Of her csteslc tastcs 10 books, pictures. trayel,
dtsss, aud lhc charities th4t appeal 10 US On
eyosy h4nd, sl.u learns to loYu taauela! FREQ
doul. Can you, ladies' of Tho Home, really teet
TINT the purao is colttnon one which Il '1!led
By tho husband onlyr When caro- Of homo and
physical wsakneas deprlyss you Of tho pnwcr
to eurn. Gun you spcnl as freely, Gtva
as readily, etatltY your own peculiar tastcs and
faueles III which tsla beloved anu KeueEuus bus
bani does not aslarel This question is Al eth
dsayor to ascertain II my lecEsug is sa1lssly ab'
normal, OF Il othet wonon sometlnss loug 10
, 1879-06-14
THE LETTER-DOX.

There arc letters, papers, md postal:oards at
this o.1ce fer tfE persons whose nnines appcar
below. Those living out OF the city should send
their address und a tllreo.cent stamp, upon re-
ceipt of which THUR mail will be forwarded.
Residents Of Chicago can Obtain their null by
calling al Room 80 TRIBUNE Building:
Harriet Woolsey. NJ. r., Oak Park.
Xcriea. ii. C., Rockford.
A!ordn. flaslnct.
Professor. Ex-0r!unl Eater.
Constant Reader. Eta.
Ellen Jersls. Wicked Eyes.
1lonoria. Muple.
Mrs. Townsend. Chat.