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bea oft 5000 pfuae auf BEN Adu.
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sinen Brunnsn seworisn batts, sa 80 Sab
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-26
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fe ibre Muttsr eroroGslt tatte. Die 5rau
lelbf fanb man In einem BuiAe nabe bet
Corpus gbrifi, ooa tlnois tpatnfnniS.
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bra&te 5arrinston eine seia9rlide Sti&.
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BtHBer bes 5otels, NIT SRI. Mlplna
Wsbsr llatt.
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lung setroftn. -
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bat sinen Baarb.fanb Don 5000.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-26

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Yanama a6seorudter Brief aus SIM
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Samples spilden ber dileaiiden Slotte
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@ijeniiiide, welde in ieoe nur penf6are
Sorm SeOrebt ,paren, 6rlsiplitter, Serbrcs
6enen @epebre, Desen, MSbeln, barz
unter stide Msnidenfleiid, unb bas nit
glut iberidmemmte Verbed seleben bat,
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men Wafien anftaunen. Die Gajite bes
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unb mo- lie ii9 befunoen bate, ba lag etue
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ben. Die Qeids bes 3pettccmmanbirens
ben mar IN einenl flrdtbaren 3ultanbe.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28
THE EUREKA AND PALISADE RAIL
ROAD

In our article Of Sunday morning in reply
10 the criticisms of the Enterprise on the
CASTOR bill, and referring to the Eureka and
Pahsade Railroad, we were made by trans
position of words, to say:
The Eureka and Palisade Railroad charges
Ga per 1000 feet of lumber from Palisade
90 Eureka, eighty las it is stated for railroad
pnrposes), but in reality nearer ninety miles
The Eureka and Palisade Railroad charges
SIS per ton for freight from PAiisade to Eu-
reka-nillety miles.
What we meant to say, in truth is that the
road, Instead OF being ninety miles long, as
it is represented to be, for. purposes we'll
known to the owners, is only little over
eighty miles long. From excellent iuforma-
ton we are led to believe that the main track
is about eighty three (83) miles in length.
By the way, would it not be a good idea
for the Legislature to pass bill providing for
All official survey of all lines of railroad with
in this State, under the direction OF the Sur
veyor General
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28
NOTICE TO iitMHaLDsRS.

NOTICE Is HERFBY GIVEN 70 ALL
paxtes holding claiming liens under the provis-
ions Of Act entitled An Ac to ns to mechan
les and Others and to repeal all other Acts in relation
thereto approved March g 1875, the following do
sibed property, to wit: Lots numbered D. four a.
and Ave o. in Block No. Thirty eight (SS). in Sears
Thompson Sears Division Of Carson City, Ormsby Coun
ty Nevada and the improvements thereon be and ap
pear the Justices Court OF Carson Township, Ormsby
County Nevada, the 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D.
1879 o'clock then and there with the proof Of
their said ueGs Carson City, Jsnuary Is, 1879
Z. n. HUNT Lsnholder.
WEaxs H. STEWART, A.tys. LAVISH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28
QUITTING DOWN WAGES.

We find the following alluson to certain
matters in the Reno Guzette of Friday:
correspondent says that in Carson great
interest is manifested by the citizens, and
merchants in particular, against the proposed
action Of our legislature on the subject of re-
stricting railroad freights and fares, for they
believe that such restriction applied to local
roads must result in great I'M ury to the com
munity as wages would be reduced proper
tiouately at least.
This embodies favorite argument of the
railroad agents and attorneys.
It conveys the idea that railroads set and
maintain the standard of values.
That's nonsense of the baldest aud most
preposterous variety!
The merchants of Carson, like merchants
everywhere, are very much enlisted in favor
Of their own interests Is anybody fooled
enough to think that they like to pay the
highest rates ever charged by any railroads in
the world-rates which are disastrous in all
their effects upon trade, manufacture and me-
chanical Industry
AS to the threat that if the railroads are
compelled by law to reduce their extortionate
rates they will make such reduction an occa-
sion to cut down the rates of their employees,
the same is cowardly and mean in the e4-
treme.
Simply because the Bullion mine of vir-
ginia City does not pay dividends, is that any
reason why its miners should be paid any less
per day than the miners in the Bonanzss!
The Virginia & Truckee Railroad never
cost its owners one penny of outlay.
They had the money given to them out
and out, with which they began the enter
prise, and every foot of its extension, side
tracks and ALL has been paid for by its earn
ings-the money paid to it by the people and
mining companies of the six counties COM
prising Western Nevada.
This road ought to pay the best wages, aye,
aud the highest tax, and carry freight and
passengers, including wood and timer, at
Che very lowest, instead of the very highest,
rates known on the contInent-excepting
those exscted by the Eureka and Palisade
Railroad, which, like the V. 81 T., is almost
entirely owned by D. 0. Mills, citizen of
San Francisco.
That the V & T. and the Eureka and Pal
isade companies are seeking u prete1t to cut
down the rates of their employees, we CO not
doubt Corporations which have monopo-
lied every paying business within their
reach, "a they have, and which haV" & frozen
out" all lumber men and wood cutters A. also
they have done, are not likely to let ship
chance to make an excuse for cutting down
20 starvation wages the pay of their employees.
Labor, and not My Lord Director of Rail
ways, is the standard of values; and however
insolent and arrogant the railroad magnates
of Nevada may become, this ne axiom in
political economy will still retain its full
measure of force and validity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28

The Reno Gazette scores the Josh Hart
combination as crowd of male and female
hoodlums. Things seem to be getting at a
low ebb in the amusement line. The country
Is flooded with cheap and vulgar variety shows
in which melodean entertainments of a very
common order are mixed up with the rem
strangely enough the best classes of society
patronizo them. 1t is the fault of the amuse-
ment public, who love such exhibitions, and
not the manager The legitimate drama
starves, and these vulgar and senseless exhi
bilious of the variety combinations catch the
lucre of the groundlings and skylings alike.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28

EUREKA organized new temperance soci-
ETY. some weeks ago, and for while it seemed
to be in a fourishing condition. Recently,
however, saloon keeper invented new kind
of punch, with Jamaica rum foundation, and
the society is dissolving like the baseless
fabric of a vision
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28

MAN gets rather tired picking up news
papers published in new mining districts, and
reading column accounts of their inexhausti-
bic wealth, while he reflects that he gave a
halo dollar the day before to an impecunious
wretch who had just walked out of the much
pulled locality described.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28

THE San Francisco newspaper proprietors
are delighted 30 learn that Wilbur +. Storey
Of the Chicago Times is not coming to San
francisco to start new journal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28

pets, and in the same costume. People who
do not know better should never try to run
down poor orphan.
But what shall we say of Shannon as
" Metamora, the last of the Mohicans. ="
Would that Forrest could have seen him, or
Billy Clark as the Knight of Arva," or
Bartlette as 'Ivanhoe" the makeup was
a little spoiled by Charley's beautiful COS
borne" hair showing through the crown of his
hat Or a number of others who ''grunted
and sweated under weary load" and longed
for twelve o'clock and supper.
There were quite a number present whose
identity we could not fix; like Read, who
changed every half hour as Proteus; and there
we're a number of those meaningless charac-
ters whom one does not care to fix, but taken
as a whole, our carnival was a success.
Late in the afternoon cotton became scarce
and some of the dealers tried to get corner
on it, but it was too late, and now cotton has
riz; but We saw one young fellow with enough
settled down somewhere in the neighborhood
of his heels to supply the market for month.
By eleven o clock the suffocating maskers I'M
masked, and after INDUCING in a generous
set,out, prepared by Loustaiot, resumed dane
ing and kept it up till four or thereabouts,
'When each took aft their several way
Resolved to meet some ither day"
I am conscious of having omitted some
here who are worthy of notice, but it would re-
quire more room than you can spare-for an
affair merely local. Some other fellow will
no doubt fill the hiatus. Taken for all in all,
it was as creditable an affair of the kind as
we have ever seen away from large cities, with
Yours, BIUCHER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-28

London, Jan. PA telegram from Rome
reports that the Pope has received threaten
ing letters from the Socialists in connection
with his encycical letter, and intends to call
the attention of the Powers to them
New York, Jan. 27.-In view of the late
publication the Tribune says: Information
derived from the most direct sources, warrants
us in stating in the most positive terms that
the body of the late A. T. Stewart has not
been recovered by Mrs. Stewart or Judge
Hilton or any of their agents.
Washington, Jan. 27.-Returns of gross
receipts from the sales of stamps, etc, at the
principal post offices of the country during
the last year show total of $406, 900 from
San Francisco. The next on the list are
Brooklyn, 1856, 900, and Baltimore, 1882 900.
Those exceeding San Francisco were New
York, with 81, 500, 900; Chicago, 1871 900;
Boston, S946 900; Philadelphia, 1905 900 !;
St Louis, 1854 600; Cincinnati, Sal. 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-13
Foreign t,rnIn OTnr,,e,

LONDON, March 12.-The lE,rk Tame Erprr,,
says the offerings OF English wheat have becn
moderate, both ut Mark Lane and in thC
country. The general aspect OF trade shows n
greater confidence on the part of buyers, and
u more active demand than for some limo
past. Prices continue to improve. An nd.
vance Of a Milling per quarter on both Eng.
lisiI anu foreign wheat was well maintained n,
the market on Monday last. whom, with unu.
sual!y light imports, millers bought with tOl,
erabie Freedom. Subsequent markets held In
London have, It Is true been less animated
but holders have shown no inclination n
lowerprctcnSiOns. Nav that wheat stocks have
fallen low and confidence in the future Il n
some extent restored by the firm attitude 81
American markets and the revival of the con
tlnent demand, considerable alcs Of tint
Russian and American have been made Mt nm
advance Of lsGi per quarter frum the recon,
lowest potmt. Except maize, which has civ.
en- way from 81 TO Vi per quarter, under the
pressure OF continued liberal imports buSi.
ness IN teedngcorn has not quotably changed.
The demand is generally of a retail md con.
Sumptlvc nature ut about late rates 'rhs
sales OF English wheat last week amounted Ia
~ 49l quarters at Ss Id against IS, AS quarter,
Ut 5s I'll the corresponding period last year
The imports into the United Kingdom far tba
week ending March LIST were iii. ri cwtS I
wheat and 1908 cwtS flour, '>''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-13

It's Production In San Francisco The An
dlenee and How II Behaved IneompIet'
Representation ofthe Play.
From the San Francisco Chronicle, March 4,
The announcement Of the revival of III,
medieval drama In tho form oftho ,,ossior
NAV NJ ,,o fi.ond ono.. H.. -. $50
"' . "S'"o o .. 0pe'" HOUSE last even
ing created intense feeling among relig'
tons people in all denominations, and
every influenza was brouoht IN hoor :,
sunn.oos ,ta .o".:,o,.. :. -
NJ, F'e"' ''o '"''"ese' "s l" 10 Regarded
Inc emphatlc protest against ther per.
Torrance through the press and pulplt
would doubtless deter many naomi. row
patronizing The sntartn;";ndpr t'I 10. ' t;'n
negative effect Of the pions denl,nci"iion s
could only be TO advertise tLo WINNIE"
and condtlce enormouslv n its moc"U;
ary success. The nono,er mor Eos,;n,,
no disposition 10 Weld to lie cIomnS
OF indignation by withIraw;nv tho NAV
after mourning EeHyv outlay r liz r r"S
aration, vigorous efforts wers made vd pTr
day 10 procure tbe interfoSonce of t6s 't NJ.
thorlties. As The n"rformanco was .,,S ~" -"
yertisetl as sacred aiIair and that styIS NJ
Passion plays being withnmt nraro,j:nt l.; l.,
the city. Il was nnt clear tint Iha noi;ca
had authority tn act directIv ami ~" sU'
peryis. m were beset hv nco%Io n nr ON
tarly excited In lie ma;,os IN IsLd ,noos
ures for the suppression of tLe NAV Sn.
pcryisors Ronntree nnI Danfor,h corsti.
tuted themselves a coInmit,ee tn wait mmon
the manager of the obieciiopnhIo NAV mi
were met with A decisive refnsHl IN w;,h.
draw Il, They then snbmitted Tho mait"r
10 City and County 4Itornev Rmr',o,t
with n view of determinino ia nownrs . ~
the board. md ndontin" "9 ordin"n "o' "r "
hibitinv any order Of entertainment ihot
may bedeclareI sacrileUions The Ho t
was brought upsand acted mon at tLo
meeting ofthe board ofsmnervisar" IoS OF oy s"
Ing. Tie excitement createI hv tla on oUo 81
ton 10 the prodnction nj Tho xlav baI thn
effect of drawing n Iarce crowd \" tho f,onI
OF the opera house isst cwcninS ior"oIv
composed of class too readv ~ imnTovs
any opportunity that might ocCnr for Tho
creation Of tumnIt ani d;sor,ler w;,h"nt
The slightest referenco n onv raI;1;ors s soN
timent whatever The aitends nc"' w., was
very fair, the nSrauet and JroSs ,.;rS,o I ha'
Ing filled with n yery select and o';et a 0s
dience. There was some manifestation "f
a disorlerly element in the "oII"rv I'M
after a few slicht attomntS ~ ,;,I;:i,a NJ
The ontset itsuhs;i.I into resnsc,fnI s',o% ~
lion, and any inIcrrnnt;ons ~ara s"n n,sS.
NPhASAo WIZ CApPlCSo-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-13
TMEPASSIoX PLAY.

IFS Production In san Franclsco-The An.
dIence and How II Behaved IncompIete
Representation ofthe Play.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-13

CINcISSArl, March l2.-Cotton-Quiet but
firm ut 0Nr. Flour-Weakcr; family 81 5Oa
3 %. Whcat-pemand fair; market firm; red
aud white 81 0Oal %. Corn-Quet Ut 81 IA
SBAc. Oats-ln good demand 1t full prices
"0aSOc. Hyc-Demand fair and market firm,
ut 55a5Gc. Darley-ln good demand; No. .
fall 81 70 bid. P0rk-QUiet but firm; held al
$1,000 [arl-In fair demand and stronger
steam held ut 90 so; current make so 10
Bulk Meats-Str1nger; shoulders s. 6J asked;
short ribs 81 10 bid ca'h; sales $I77 Iza4 81
buyer March 81 02H seller May; short clear
held ut s 90. nacon-Firmcr al 4%a4 Ha59<a
5Ha52sa59Ic. Whtskky-QGict, Butter-Quiet
and unchanged. Ltnseed Oil Quiet and
steady, at Csc.
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NEw YORE, March l2-,rte JolLing trade
improves steadily, and business is fair with
cotton goods ut commission houses Utica
shirtings and wide shcttings arc advanced by
agents. Fancy prints arc rather more active.
iinShnms and dress goods are In fair request.
WOOlens sluggish. Foreign goods in better
demand.
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CHICAGO. March "a Flour Quiet Int
steady. Wheat-lfnSettIcd but lower: dc.
mand active; No. 2 Chicago spring Ole cash !:
9lsSaOl Nc April; 95I4c May; No. Sdn soc; re.
jected GS11c. Corn-Active firm and higher:
S2ISc cash; seq April; SG9Sc May; S6Kc lid
June. 0atS-ln fair demand at lower rates:
23c cash and April; 252ta25JSc May. RYE
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Quict and
unchanged. Flax Seed Steady, with n fail
demand. POrk-Activc, firm aud higher al
50 IS cash; % S7Iza0 90 April; 50 S7aO Of Z
al0 90 May Lari-Activc, llrm and higher,
20 6!4aG IS cash; sG5S April; 50 GOaG G9 J.
May. Bulk Meats-Fairly active and shade
higher at - 6Sa4 9Oa6 90, Whisky-$l0i,
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PITTSBURGH, March l2.-PE1RoLEuN-ouiet
crude cru at 81 9M at Parker's for shipment: re
lined Sc for Philadelphia delivery. ~
o, AIITI1wERr, March 12.-PErRoLEUM-ReGuet
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Book Printing.
Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment Of wood tyne
In the State and the best cylinder presses, we
can execute, at the shortest notice, any style
or size Of Poster, Programme, Handful or
Dodger that may be desired.
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CIneInnntl Hos MarLet.

CINCINNATI, March 70. : Hoes : Demand
fair; market firm; common g 76a3 40; light
$S45a3 IS; packing s 75ai 60; butchers a 00a
Is: Receipts 1900 head; shipments COS