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EXHIBIT D.-MEMBERS OF THE DEPART
MENT.
Chtef E'ngtnoer-R. o. STRONG.
assistant Engineer- DELANEY.
HOOK AND LADDER.
fo,eDtan-F. D. HALL.
Ladder, Mcn-J. q. Brady, Geo. Brewer, f.
schott, VIM. Irvine, and H. Gillis.
HOSE NO. 1.
ff'o,eman-M. B1scHoFF.
Hose lMen-H. Myerding, Charles Meyer; and
Fl. Scharffbillig.
Attached to Steamer No. L.
HOSE NO. 2.
F'orcn,an-JoHN JACKSON.
Hose Men-H. Goodsen, VIM. Dwyer and D. Sui
livan.
Attached to Steamer No. 2.
HOSE NO. 8.
Forenan-WALrER CONWAY.
Hose Men-William Robinson, NJ. R. Mnrnane,
and NJ. Mattocks.
Attached to Steamer No. 8.
HOSE NO 4. ;,
Fo1en,an-CHARLEs HANrT.
Hose Memo. Sullivan g.. Guion and A. Mar
Attached to Steamer No. 4.
EXHIBIT E.-LIST OF APPARATUS AND
LOCATION, WITH NAMES OF FULL PAID
MEN ATTACHED.
Steamer No. l, on st. Peter street. near the
corner Of Seventh street A second Glass 'Sils-
| by engine" in constant service for over eleven
years, and at this time in perfect working or
der. A one-horse hose reel attached:
Engineer-HENRY TUBBES1NG.
Firensan-JOSEPH WILKIE.
.Driver-JOsEPH SCHMIDT.
| D,'iuer of Hose Reez-A. FRANCOIS.
Steamer No. 2, on Wacouta, near corner of
| Seventh. A first class Silsby engine, has been
| in constant service over nine years; as good for
fire duty as when new. A one horse hose and
| reel attached:
Engineer E. W. HILDEBRAND.
| Frensan-J4S. S..M1TCHELL.
Driuer-JoHN RYAN.
t D'irer Of Hose Reel--JAS. DORA1N.
Steamer No. 8; corner Of Leech and Ramsey.
/ A first class silsby engine, purchased in 1877,
and been in constant service since that time.
1 Now in perfect order. A one horse hose reel
attached:
/ Enq,nee,,-F. GUION
i Firrn,an-P. CHURCHILL.
i fDyire7-P. 81. SMITH.
Il Driver of Hose Reel-THOMAS MARKLEY.
i Steamer No. 4, corner Of Tenth and Broad
way A first class silsby engine, purchased
and put in service in 1872. Has been in service
constantly, and at this time as good as new:
i pEnqinesr-E. B. BIRGE.
/ Fiteman-JOHN TOOMEY.
I Driuer-M. IMHOFF
i Driyer of Hose Reel-H. CONNORs.
Hook and Ladder No l. on St. Peter. near
Seventh street, two horse Hannah's Truck,
purchased in 1873, and now in good condition:
4 O1irer-JOHN BELL.
i 1ille,7nan-C. LOEFELHOLZ
Total number of men in the department, a,
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bolized hose, 1876; 2s0 feet silsby hose, 1878;
200 lbs. bran: IL feather-pillows; alarm gong
talking circuit; monkey wrench l house and
lot. ss2t
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from the following boxes: Box 13 two
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REoAPIrULATIoK.
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NUMBER OF ALARMS In EACH MONTH
January, 6; February, 8: March, 8; April, 6;
May, 8; June, Z; July, 4; August. S; Septem-
Der, 8; October. 4; November, 4; December, 6.
Total, &c.
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Location.

lCorner st. Peter and Ninth. 80.
Corner st. Peter and Tenth. .......
Minneapolis. ........ ..............
183 East Seventh ................
WacoutA near river. r...............
| Corner College and St. Peter, rear
as University avenue. .....
7lEsgle corner Washington..
ISt, Peter bet. College and Summit
Corner Ninth and Olive. ....,..
} 100 Wabashaw, reAr... ............
; Corner Washington and Seventh.
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50 fires, 10 chimney and false alarms. Total, IS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-09
SUPREME COURT.

The following cases were set in this Court
yesterday:
L. P Coscia, appellant VS.. G. A. Kyle, res
pendent Set for September 3D.
W. r. Lee ct al, appellants, vs.. Angus
Mcleod respondent. Set for September LIST.
H. c. Toomhs, appellant VS.. Con. Poe
Mining Company, ct al, respondent. Set for
September LIST.
N. Levy, appellant vs. James Elliot, res
pondent Submitted on briefs.
State of Nevada vs. William Soule, appel
liant. Set for July 10Th.
State of Nevada VS.. NJ. Mccormick ct al. ,
appellants. Submitted on briefs
D. c. Mackey, respondent, vs.. Western
Union Telegraph Company, appellant Set
for September 1st.
n A. Merrill, appellant vs. John Dixon ct
al, respondents. Set for September 2nd.
Annie Youngworth, respondent vs.. James
Jewell appellant. Set for September I'd.
L, B. Arbenathie, appellant VS.. Con Vir
GINA Mining Company, respondent. Set for
September End
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-09

TIE case of John Q. Moore and wife vs.. C.
P. r. R., for $50 900 damages, is to be tried
in the U. s. Circuit Court on the Dist inst
Mrs Moore, who has been very i'll, has SO far
recovered that she will be able to attend at the
appointed time.
THE citizens of Virginia gave Miss Amy
Sherwin testimonial benefit last evening.
For our part we believe the little lady has
been more sinned against than SHINING.
TIE Board of State Capitol Commissioners
met on Monday and audited the outstanding
accounts against the State government. Gen
tlemen, get your coin.
CHARLES Wilson, of the Mint, was elected
one of the Vice Presidents of the Pacific Coast
Pioneers, at an election held at Virginia on
Monday evening.
THB stock quotations last evening showed
that the bears not content with raldlng the
Comstock securities, but are also after the
Bodie stocks
THR case of Johnny Davis, who is now
serving a term in the State Prison for Jail
dreaming, was oppOa1So ~ IAho NoNAS
yesterday
STOCKS continue to drop, and will soon have
the effect of causing panic. Carson will not
escape the dread consequences of the decline.
BULLIoN-The southern stage brought in
one bar of bullion yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo & Co.
Losr-A pair of dark blue pants, intended
for military use, have been lost See " ad.
elsewhere
THB opium smoking scare has died out, yet
there is plenty of it going on in this commu-
nifty.
In ToWN.-Ex- Senator w. M. Stewart was
in the city yesterday, en- route for Bodie.
THE Fourth of July Committee were settl- |
ing all outstanding bills yesterday.
GENERAL MARLETrE came in from the south !
ern country yesterday.
THE Mint is paying 81. 10 SO per ounce
for fine silver
Police COURT business is very dull not
even a drunk.
The old gypsy knife grinder is in town
again.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-09
NEW WILSON SEWING MACHINE.

Experience has proved that the best is the cheapest
and the fact appys generally But just At present We are
goin, to talk about SEWING hACHI NE5. The sewing
machine in perfect form Is peculiarly Amer
invention This industry which mas already reached
gigantic prop in this country IL destined T."
increase sewing machine manui3ctur have the
world market for their goods. Among the te"
leading machines the Wilson, formerly co lstructed is
undoubtedly one Of the best The New Wilson ma
chine. which is upon the market, is remarkable
FOR the peculiar combination mechanism by which all OF
the required to make the stitch effected
BY nd simple parts This machine is tn result OF
years experiment conducted by skilled workmen The
Wilson SEWN. Machine Company have in their new ma
chine number of both moving and stationary
parts to wonderfully small number and such partS as
Employed disposed that little power is reIulred
10 overcome inertia The machine in consequence
runs lightly and evenly, and may be prop lied by foot
pow er at very high rate of speed The 'ison Sewing
Machine COMPANY with the spirit which charactei1zes
Western enterprise have built up large and prospel0 Gus
business which is conducted in of the finest buildings
in Chicago and they ping the benefits ptc
ing the prices OF wing machines 'naoe scale
1t is fact generally known, that the Wilson Sewing
Machine Company the first to cut down nigh prices
and and offer rst-cass machine at far price MI
c. the City agent for these machines,
whose place of business they he Inspected coin
parisou of machines and prices is invited ll4-lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-09
ARLINGTON HOUSE.
MONTH CARSON STREET,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

Having leased this wellkuown brick building motif
friends and the public in general that will be kept
q trSt-casS hotel in every particular.
The TABLE will be second to none in the State.
THE r will be Implied with the best brands
Wines Liquors and Cigars,
III Good cooks and genClemanly waters have been
cured.
AS an old resident Of Carson City, ask and expect
share of public patronage My intention is attend
person to the wants Of my patrons b, F. SMALL,
jcl2-u Proprietor.
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WHITE HOUSE.

This WE'LL known establishment has under
gone thorough overhauling, and now it is as
clean and neat lodging house as can befound
in the State. Mr. F. M. Borie, the lessee,
has also in connection with that fitted up
several nice bathrooms for the clearly in
clined one for the special use of ladies'
There are also a few desirable rooms yet to be
had in that house.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-09
THE TONY PASTOR COMBINATION
LAST NIGHT.

The Tony Pastor Combination appeared
last night for the second and last time in Car
son for the present season. The attendance
was not so large as at the first performance of
this company, nor such as the entertainment
merited, and yetit was up to the average of
second nights at the Opera House. The fact
is the Fourth of July has pretty well drained
the Carson pocket, and our people, culling
blooming flower from the p R., are sparrilg
for second wind, financially speaking, as it
were. There was almost an entire change of
programme, and the new sketches were as good
and were as warmly received as those offered
on Monnay night last Some of the acts in
deed were better than those of the first night.
The company is made up of genuine artists,
each frst-class in his or her line, and the en-
tertainments are the best in their line we have
ever seen. If Mr.. Pastor should conclude to
give us another short season on his trip East
ward, we promise him good houses, which his
performances richly deserve.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-09
SETTLE! SETTLE !!

All those indebted to Frank BoskOwitz of the One Price
Clothing Store requested to settle accounts on
OF before the 1st Of August 1879. jes1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-09

| PIERCE, the Sweetwater murderer, confined
in our Jail awaiting trial, is very anxious that
the Sheriff should let him work on the streets
in the chain gang, as he does not like close
| confinement We don't think that such pro-
cedure would be good thing for Pierce, for
some fine morning he might evaporate, and
then the Sheriff would have hard time find
ing him. Pierce had better stay where he IS,
and then the fish won't bite him.
LETTER received here yesterday from Mr.
E. F. Dickins, of the Z. S. Coast Survey
stationed on Mount Lola, near Truckee, states
that at o'clock P. NJ. on the Fourth of July,
the water in a barrel froze to thick ice. That's
a good place to cool off at during the hot
weather.
THE Governors apartments in the Capitol
building are undergoing a process of repairs
and improvements and in the meanwhile His
Excelency is sharing quarter with the Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
J. B. CORMACK, the auctioneer, went to
Wheatland last night on Geographic sum-
mons, to see his nelce, Miss Cora Heslep, one
of the victims of that infamous outrage com
mitted there a month or 80 ago.
NEXT Sunday the Virginia and Carson
Turner's will have their picnic at Treadway's
Park. 1t will be an immense gathering, and
as pleasant one as German picnics generally
are
LITTLE fire ignited in the rear of the APP
PEAL Office early yesterday morning, from
what cause, however, is not known. There
was good deal of scare, but no damage,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-09
Telegraph Cigar Store,
J. p. FARRELL, Proprietor
A DAISY OF A BIT CIGAR.
INTHE DISTRICT ToFTHE UNITED

II Y
! STATES for the District Of Nevada. In the matter
Of John S. Ulrick, bankrupt in bankruptcy Notice
hereby given that John ). Ulick, City, in said
District heretofore duly adudged bankrupt according 10
law has filed in this Court petition praying for dis
cae from all his debts and other claims provabe undG
the Revised Statutes of the United States and that TUES
DAY. The 29th day Of JULY, 1872 10 o'clock A. ~, and
the of said in City, have been
appointed the time and place for hearing the same,
when and where any person interested appear and
show if any there be- why the said petition should
be granted. 4. J. EDWARDS, Clerk
Carson City, July |, 1879. jy2 lot
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NOTICE.

The regular communication Of the Lodge Of Perfection
the month of June postponed until Monday, July
IA, 1876 By order
GEO. b. HILL, T.. P. G.. M.
T. c. PINKNEY. E.. G Secretary.
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give us another short season on his trip East
ward, we promise him good houses, which his
performances richly deserve.
ATTEMPTED CowHIDING.-A little before
lunch time yesterday, lady, very closely
yelled, entered one of the numerous offices
in this city, where two gentlemen were in
close confab, and without any preliminary re-
marks, drew cowhide from under her dress
with an evident determination to castigate one
of the men. AS her arm descended with a
powerful swoop which made the cowhide
whistle, it was caught by the disinterested
party, who made an attempt to wrest the whip
from her hands. She made strong and de-
termined resistance, without, strange to say,
uttering a word. At length, however, she
was disarmed, and then followed an excited
explanation on the part of the inturated
woman. She claimed that the proprietor of
the office, whose name, for his family's sake,
shall be suppressed in these columns, had
slandered her. He is said to have accused her
of leading an unchaste life, which recently
came near etfecting separation between her
self and husband She resides at Virginia,
and has two children. The exasperated woman
said that the Illustration of her purpose to
chastise her villiier will not deter her from
her desire in this particular, in
the future. If the man is guilty, as she
charges, we regret that the woman was pre-
vented from giving him a sound thrashing,
for there is too much slandering of innocen5
women going on here as well as elsewhere.
An HONEST TRUsTY trusty at the |
State Prison named William McClear on |
Monday afternoon found pocket book con
tanning several diamond rings, stocks, money, |
ETC. lying ON the seat of buggy which had
been occupied by Mrs r. H. Lindsay. Nc
Clear promptly turned the property over to
one of the prison officers. 1t was ascertained
that the pocket book belonged to Mrs. Lindsay
and that it had by accident fallen out of her
pocket. We do not know of what crime Nc
Clear had been convicted, but his action on
Monday proves that he means to be honest,
f an opportunity is offered him. His conduct
n this instance was surely praiseworthy, and
re should be encouraged in his laudable re-
solve.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
departed on the southern stage yesterday
morning Patrick Hogan, Miss Balm, Mrs
Showers, A. Hyman, Mrs. D. II. Mitchell,
Yrs. Shaugnessy and three children, j. W.
FARRELL, George Holiday, c. E. Whitney,
lanes Nee, Miss Poor, r. Mandlebaum.
WILL ARRIvE.-Assistan Postmaster Gen
raj Tyner and party will arrive from the Lake
ometime this afternoon. Doc. Benton went
p this morning with private conveyance.
he distinguished party will most probably go
light on to Virginia.
ARRIVALS. The following passengers ar
wed on the stage yesterday afternoon: II.
!. Miller, Charles Flagg, Mrs. Savage, c,
Iolan, J. Wells.
FoUND-On the street, a satchel containing
letters and Australian papers.
he owner can have the same by applying at
lis Office
DISTRICT CoURT-Ths Court, Judge King,
IS ad journed to the 9th of August, and the
ial jurors excused from attendance until
lat date. o
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