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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-10
RESULT IN SAN FRANCISCO.

The following is the complete return OF thu
recent election in San Francisco:
The count of the vote in this city was com
pleted late on Monday night, and cempil
alton of the figures show that l. S. Ka.locl
(W. p. CO. has been elected Mayor by . ma
jority of 1928 The other successful candi
dates for city and county offices are the fol.
lowing named: Tax Collector, VIM. Martin,
! (R); Tax Collector for une1pired term, c.
Tilson w.. } County Clerk, W. A. Stuart r. ;
District Attorney, D. L. Smoot o., N. c. P.
and W.; Coroner, L. L. Door (R. }; Public
Administrator, B. A. Reynolds (W.); Super
lntendent Of Streets, VIM. Patterson (R. J;
Superintendent of Schools. John w. Taylor
(R.); Sheriff, Thomas Desmond (W.);
Auditor, for unex pred term and for full term,
John P. Dunn (W.); Recorder, w. K.
DIETRICH Or }; Treasurer, w. r. Shaber CIV j;
Police judge, Hale Ri1 r.. Superior Judges,
J. F. Finn e. and W., J. NJ. Allen (R. },
j. Hunt, Jr (R }, T. w. Freeon d., N. c.
P and W.. W. 2. DAnger6eld o., N. c.
p. and W., T. X. Wilson (R.). J. G. Cary
e., d. and n. c. P }, Robert Ferrell D., N.
Q P. and W., j. Howard Smith o., N. G.
P. aud W., NJ. A. Eimonds and J. F.
Sullivan o.. N. G. P. aud w.
Of the Supervisors are Workingmen and
10 are Republicans.
OF the San Francisco Assemblymen elected
13 are Worklnymen (or whom were endorsed
10y the Democrats and by the n. Z. P and Z
are Republicans. OF the Senators elected 4
are Republicans and are Worklngnen a
Of whom were endorsed by the Democrats
and the n g. p
OF the School Directors elected 9 are Re-
2 are Democrats Endorsed by the
n. c. P and w. c. P, aud one is Work
ugnan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-10
THE PEAK SISTERS.

On next Saturday evening the Peak Sisters
will give another OF their amusing entertain
ments at Moores Theatre, under the auspices
of the Reform Club. The last performance
given by this combination of talented young
ladies was greeted with unbounded enthusi-
asm and gave decided satisfaction. The en-
tertainment on Saturday night, will be even
superior to the first New features of su-
perlatively refined and humoristic character
will be introduced. A sight of the costumes
alone, will cure the most aggravated case of
dyspepsia, and make a lean person fat (and
for the latter reason We are going to attend
We are certain that no one will leave the
theatre that night in any other but happy
mood. Fill up the theatre, and encourage
meritorious local talent, and that excellent
The Reform Club.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-10
BRIEF MENTION.

Hon. Rufus E.. Arrick is in the city.
Hon Charles s. yarian was in the city yes
terday.
North end stocks made an agreeable ad-
vance yesterday.
Go to tho White House and get good
bath fer Is cents.
! If you wish to rent furnished room, 60 to
the White House.
DR.. w. B. Butts is going to Bodie this
morning to visit sick SON.
The southern stage brought in Eve bars of
bullion from Bodie yesterday.
Mr.. D. NJ. Riordan and wife arrived in
this city from Bodie yesterday afternoon
R. R. Brown, of the Bank Exchange, is
now serving up theanber fluid in "schooners "
An assessment of 81 per share has been
levied on the stock of the Mono Mining Co.
Assessments on Gould & Curry and
Silver Hill will be delinq uent in Board to-
day.
Mr.. George W. Bryant, of the Mint, goes
to Indian District this morning, to look after
some mining property.
The market will soon be supplied with all
abundance of venison, wild ducks, quail and
other gamey delicacies.
1t appears as if there were more untagged !
dogs on the streets now than before the dog !
ordinance went into effect.
Mr.. James Showers, Sheriff, elect of Mono |
county, was in the city. 1t is needless to
say that he is a sound Republican.
The top of patent cuff button has been
found, the owner can have it by applying at
this Office and paying for this notice.
Fl. Nj. Keene has sold his place at
Wellington's station, and in company with
his family passed through here last night
for Denver, Colorado, where he will locate
The ditch conveying the water recently
purchased by the State, is dug as far as the
Methodist Church, and likely before this
week is out the work will be completed to the
Capitol building
The APPEAL Office received yesterday, from
William Daley, water melon that would
make Jersey mans eyes bulge out; it was a
oulger A man of that stripe should never
ack for daily bread.
Mr.. Charles F. Cook, agent and correspon-
lent of the San Francisco Post paid our ofi &c
visit yesterday Mr.. Cook is travelling in ,
he interest of the Post, and will probably
isit our citizens to present its claims.
The Footligtt remarks "The Nationals
nd Montgomerys had better give up the
ua, when they cau't beat the Carson Cow
hooters" The Carson boys did make score
'r the second prize, which probably they
ould not have done if that sharpshooter OF
ne Footttght had been present with his "long
ow." y,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-10

LUCKY IROSPECTOR.-On tHG
train for San Francisco last night, was man
named Terrence Day, who came from Bodie
by way of Virginia, and, if his story is true,
has discovered the biggest mine yet discovered
on this coast, at point some II miles south
Of Mammoth City. Day has been pros
pecting in that section of the country for the
past eight months, and a month ago he struck
what he calls pure gold ledge, at a depth
of forty feet He exhibited to gentleman
of this city several pounds of the rock, which
is three quarters pure gold What his mis-
sion to the city is he did not state, but
likely to get some capitalist in with him.
gold mine in which three quarters of the
ledge is gold, wants with outside capital2
A COOP CoMPANY.-The company from the
Baldwin Theater, San Francisco, which opens
at Virginia on Monday next, consists of the
following artists Miss Jeffreys- Lewis, Olive
West, Blanche Thorne, Edward Clifton, Nellie
Wetherell, James O'Neil, Lewis Morrison
and Russell Bassett. The repertoire includes
Pink Dominoes, " "The Bankers Daughter"
Won at Last " and " L'Assammoir. The
last named is the latest dramatic sensation
and will probably be rendered there. Now
let manager Preddey exert himself and see if
he can not get this company to come here for
one or two nights, after their engagement
closes at Virginia.
AN OPsRArIc DRUNK. Last night Deputy
Sheriff Powers arrested drunk who indig- !
nantly protested against such conduct on the |
part of the ninions of the law, as be- was /
"a gentleman from Kentucky, by Gawd, sab"
lie was no sooner taken into the cell used |
for DRINKS than he began to sing snatches
from I" La Sonambula," Fra Diavalo."
Martha" etc; but as the other prisoners in |
the Jail wanted to sleep, they interrupted him
with eat calls. That, however, did not dis
concert him in the least; he only remarked |
that they could not understand irst-class
operate talent, and kept up his murder Of
good music.
Nor VERY WATcHFUL. yesterday after
noon police officer was sitting in front of the
Sheriff office and had his six shooter surrep-
titiously taken out of his hip pocket by one of
the many practical iokers who frequent that
locality. The joker took the weapon into
Scott's and pawned it for drinks for himself
and five friends. When the officer became
aware of his loss, he was told where to lind
his pistol, but had to settle for the drinks
before he could get it.
A MISUNDERSTANDING Kaiser's res
taurant last evening, newly made Benedict
accused certain dry goods merchant of hav-
ing insulted his wife in that place on the
evening before. The Benedict was very
,yrathy, and created stampede on the
part of several ether gentlemen who were in
the room getting their dinner. The matter
was amicably settled, as the accused gentle
man had no intention of insulting the lady
n question. y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-10
RIFLE PRACTICE

The Carson Guards shot for their quarterly
medal at Treadway's Park on Sunday, but
the strength of the company was not fully
represented. j. r. King Won the prize. The
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-10

ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
rived the southern stage Yesterday after
noon: d. M. Riordon, j. L Lorcus, Ill. j.
Thomas, Miss G. Richardson, D. H. Alder
son, Il. H. Hemmersley J. d. Wilson, A.
Y. Ross, NJ. Tobey, S. Roberts, S. Newditt,
Mrs. Riordon, P. Taylor, Mrs. Dnrand,
George Low, L. Lewis.
PIANO TUNING.-Frank A. Owens, piano
tuner, will stop in Carson few days, at the
Arlington House. He is recommended by
Kohler & Chase and A. L. Bancroft Il Co :,
Of San Francisco. Owing to the hard times,
he has reduced the price of tuning to S. Mt
On THE LIGHTNING Superior Jud elect
N. D. Arnot, of Alpine county, Senator W.
r. King, Col. Schaefer, Vice President of
the Bodie Mining Company, and Col. j.
H. Matthewson, were on the lightning
last evening"
DEPARTURES. The following passengers de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing: Mrs. Mackey, Miss Thompson, W. j.
Gree, Nj. Lipman, NJ. Steinburger, William
Ashburn, ]. E. jones, Chas. Croselmeyer,
L. Love.
EVERYBODY likes it, it is pleasant to take,
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constipated, try it. The great anti bilious
remedy, syrup of figs. For sale by all drug
gists. a12.*
A woman wants a situation as chalnb Der
maid in hotel or lodging house. She is
competent and will give satisfaction. Apply
at this office.
SYRUP of dgs cleanses the system and pari
hes the blood. 1t cures biliousness, consti-
patton, etc. For sale by all druggists.
SYRUP of figs cleanses the system and pnri-
ies the blood, cures billousness, constipation.
etc. For sale by sill druggists.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-10
SELECT READINGS.

Miss Monroe's readings are spoken of by
the Eastern press in the most unqualified
terms of praise, and We hope to see her with
good audience. 1t will be seen by her ad-
vertisement that she has changed the place Of
reading from the Opera House to the Theatre,
and reduced the price of admission to fifty
cents. The Boston Journal has this to say of
Miss Monroe : "This young lady is one Of
the very best readers and rectationists now
before the public, with wonderful versatility,
giving with rare fidelity the most touching
emotional, thrilling sketches, or in the next
instant convulses her audience with her in
imitable, ludicrous impersonations. We
sincerely trust that she may be induced to re-
peat the entertainment at some future day. !"
The PHoNoGRAPa. - Butts phonograph
was on free exhibition in George & Dake's
saloon last night Some of the songs that
were poured iato chat machine by old timers,
for reproduction, were heart rsnding beyond
expression but while iii process of repro
ducing they sounded like bowling laments
at the los. Of mothers in-law. If this phoRo
graph is as perfect as any that Edison has
made, then the instrument is susceptible of a
world of improvement yet. The instrument
is crude in it's reproduction of sound and
articulation but with Edison's genius, no
one doubts that it viii Yet be brought to
state of perfection, so that it will speak as
plainly az the human voice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-10
SAZ aRaC.

CORNER OF CARSON AND PROCTOR srKExrs
FHNHES EST 2I.yHISN HAVING RpFN
rebuilt and refittei since the fire now contains the
finest set Of sideboards be found in the civ where
viii always be found the best approved and named Wines
and Liquors. and the finest brands OF Gig fine Bill
ard Table and Cub-roOm in connection with the house
Give a call
jet GIBSON & IDEALLY, Propret0rs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-17
BIG CREEK BULT.EEs.
A Gang OF white ROwdies Make an
Attack upon Peaceabie COIOred
People on q Paducah Railroad
Train-Che White RufiiRns
shoot Mt Men, W omen
and Children.

A most disgraceful affair occurred on
Memphis and Paducah railroad train on Sun
day last, near Glencoe. The congregation of
the Christian Advent church had invited the
Immaculates, colored society OF this city, to
attend the ceremony of laying the corner
stone of church, and s'me forty of the Inn
maculates went out. There were in all sew
eral hundred people at the gathering. After
the ceremonies had terminated, and the VS.
itors from this city had repaired to the train,
party of white rowdies got on the cars and
kicked up q fuss. The gang of rowdies
consisted Of w. S. Curtis, ID. ii. Fleming,
K. l.. Oglesby, Jun Neal and others at pres
ent unknown. They are young men of re-
spectacle appearance, but certainly Of very
bad habits. They live between Leroy and
Glencoe. One of the white desperadoes got
into a row with George Phillips, eolored,
during which the latter was badly beaten.
Phillips was shot at several times by w. S.
Curtis; Jim Neal drew his trusty gun and
opened FIRE prOmiscuouslY upon the colored
people IN the car. Jesse Kirby, colored, was
stabbed in the shoulder by the white roughs
and received severe and painful wound.
Police Officer Chastaine, eolored, who was
on the train. succeeded in arresting Curtis
and brought hun as a prisoner to this city.
Yesterday II. H. Fleming and r. L. Oglesby
were at once arrested. Jim Neal, the leader
of the gang, escaped arrest. Yesterday
afternoon Curtis, Fleming and Oglesby were
brought before Esquire Spelman, who put
them under FIVE hundred dollars bonds each,
to appear before him ON Friday next to have
an examination. The prisoners wanted a
change of venue to some magistrate in their
own neighborhood, where they wanted to be
tried. but the application was properly re-
fused. It was an unprovoked outrage COM
mitted upon iooffensive colored people by
young white men, who carried pistols in their
hip pockets, ready to shoot and kill on the
slightest provocatIon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-17
ChaDcery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 241S, H-(IS07, R. )-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-LouiSs Berton. Adm'x, vs.. Il. Fursten-
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
ID teredin the above cause on the 18th day of May,
ton to the highest bidder in front Of the Clerk and
Masters office, courthouse building Main street. In
tue Taxing district Of Shelby county late city of
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, July H, 1879,
within legal hours, the following described property
all situated in Memphis Shelby county, Tenn, towit
!. lot on the south side of Union sire IT, being
part OF the original lot on which now stands the
South of Memphis Tennessee, desciibed as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner OF said original
east with Union street "a feet TO a stake; thence
south at light singles with Union street 14S2 feet to
stake: thence weswardly parallel with Union street
"a feet to stake on the west line of said original
lOt thence nortbwardly along the west libe OF said
lot 14SIs feet to the place of beginning.
2: a lot With the Improvements thereon, bounded
follows Beginning on the vest line of the Beale
street market ground so feet nolh OF Beae street;
running thence northwardly parallel with Main and
tension OF an alley In bayou Gayoso: thence west
wardb at right angles to the first line 30 feet 70 a
stakes thence southwardly 30 feet TO stakes thence
eaStwaTdly parallel With the north line OF Bedle
street so feet to the place of beginning This lot
Will be solo subject to honest sad Tights-)
8. lot with the Improvements thereon. de-
scibed as follows Beginning at the southwest cor
ner of the Beale street market ground at point on
the Lire or Beale strC ct; running thence northwaIdy
parallel with Second street 80 feet to stake In said
west line; thence WestWardly parallel with Beaie
street and on the south line of said homestead LOT
last above d6scIibsd) 80 feet to a stake; thence
sohwardly parallel with the first line so feet 10 the
rcith line or Beale street, thence eastwaroly with
said street 30 feet TO the beginning. (This lot viii
be sold subject to dover TightS.)
Terms or Saloon credit Of six moths; pur-
chaseTs to execus notes with approved socuritYi lien
retained. This June Is, 1879.
B. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
j II. Gregory, George B. Peters. Attorneys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-17
n. AND Il. Il. h.
what the Citizens Along the Line
Think OF the Old Reliable R0ad
and Hts OhiefaIs-A Well
Deserved Compliment.

The following letter was received at Como,
Mississippi, on the occasion of the presenta-
ton of watch and chain to Mr.. Bellinger,
the veteran conductor, who ran train along
the route during the terrible epidemic Of
last year.
MEMPHIS, June II, 1879.
]. E. Heath, Esq, Como, Mississippi:
DEAR SIR Your favor of the eleventh to hand. 1t
really very gratifying to that the services OF Mr.
Bellinger as conductor OF the only train We ran
stantial recognition on the part OF his friends and
the patrons of the road. Colonel White ordered
basket or champagne sent to the agent at Como, to
be used on the occasion of the presentation, and
will order the train to lay over at Como thiIty
minutes. requested. Regretting that will not be
able to be with you on the occasion remain, very
respectfully, your5 Ii. BURK,
Superintendent
During the proceedings incident to the
presentation, Mr.. j. Z. Heath, book keeper
of Sledge & Sons, Como, Mississippi, pro-
posed the following happy toast, which was
greeted with applause:
propose the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad;
may IL continue to be to this people what II has
Of distress we'll as In prosperity And Its vice.
president, Colonel f NJ. White an untiring and re-
markedly intelligent worker for its interest," may he
always be c0rporated In the incorporation promi-
nently as he stands coTporeous1y among his cotem-
porary felIoW-men. Colonel Mike BuIk, supeIin-
strength and continue TO add power to this already
powerful institution furnishing transportation for
some hundred miles through the finest country
known 10 the habitable globe. would do myself
ruling spirit, its treasurer-may he ever be as unto
HLamb,o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-17
Trustees Sale.

DY deed recorded In Registers Office of Shelby
ID county. in book rs. page 53l, G. ". TIueheart
and his wife, II. ). Tru6heaI6 conveyed to me In
trust eeItain house and los In Memphis, Tennessee.
therein described; the lot fronting 80 fest the
side or the alley between Poplar and Washington
streets and running westward about 40 feet TO the
alley bet@C IN Main and Second streets. to secure
Patton Co. the payment of three notes therein set
out gwen BIZ TTdeheaIt and wife for the balance Of
purchase money OF said property, aggregating
S2552. all bealDg interest from 10th June, 1878.
In default or payment or any OF said notes, OF the
taxes said property the trustee is authorized to
advertise and sell; and In that event all the notes
become due and payable out OF the proceeds OF the
sale. The two first of said notes and certain taxes
are due and unpaid. 1 will therefore. on THURS
DAY July II, 1879, at II O'Clock, at the southwest
COZ of Madison and Main streets, Memphis, sell
public outeIy TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
above described property for the purpose OF paying
said notes, Interest and taxes The Light of redemp
ton Is waived ard the purchaser takes absolute tle
which is believed TO be perfect. but CONVEX only as
uustce. On The lot is a commodlous 2.stofy brick
residence, No. 1S1 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-17
PERSONALS.

Mr.. ANTHONY Ross left yesterday for
Steubenville, Ohio.
Mrs. ]. FRIEDMAN has gone to Mont
vale Springs for the summer.
MAJOR JOHN T. MONTGOMERY, of New
York, is stopping at the Peabody.
COLONEL JAMES H. GOODMAN, OF Delta,
Louisiana, Is stopping at the Peabody.
Mr.. SIM L. BARINDs, Associate Press re-
porter at this point, returned from Little
Rock, Arkansas, last night.
COLONEL J. F. SMITH, one of the live
business men of Marion, Arkansas, was IN
the Taxing District yesterday.
MISS CLARA SUeARAfAN one of the most
popular young ladies OF Memphis, has gone
to Cincinnati, and will be absent during the
summer.
Mr. JAMES FLAHERTY, the undertaken,
was out on the streets yesterday, after having
been confined to his room on account Of sick
ness for several weeks.
The friends of the Presbyterian grammar
and high school are requested to attend the
commencement exercises of the school, which
will be held at the Memphis Theater to-
night.
Mr.. HENRY MooDE, delegate from the
Memphis Typographical Union to the con-
vention of the National Typographical
Union at Washington City, reached home
yesterday.
COLONEL J. G. NJ. BUFFALoE. of the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee railroad, and Captain
J. T. Gallager, of the Louisville and Nash
vile and Great Southern railroad, are at the
Peabody.
MANY Memphians are going to Bon Aqua
Springs, to which place round-trip tickets are
selling very low. The hotel accommodations
are frst-class, and facilities for amusement
are abundant. 1t is one of the places that
deserves the patronage of our people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-17
SANITATION.
Meeting OF the Auxiliary Sanitary AS
ISOLATION Executive. Committee
Sanitary Work PrOgressing-Fi-
nancial ReDorts-AmOunt OF
Money Yet Needed for
the Summer
Months.

At four o'clock yesterday afternoon the
executive committee of the Legislative coun-
Gil met at basement rooms No. IL Madison
street. The following members were pres
emit: General Cotton Greene, n. Fontaine, j.
I. Willins, A. D. Langstaf, secretary. Gen.
Greene was called to the chair, President Pres
tidge being absent on business. The min
utes of the previous meeting were read by
Secretery Laugstaff, and the minutes were
approved and adopted. Several committees
were granted further time to make reports.
SANITARY SERGEANT SUSTAINED.
Mr.. Mason appeared before the committee
and confirmed Sanitary Sergeant Broaddus's
report as to Murrell's dairy, on Bass avenue.
he said the dairy was most offensive to the
neighbors, and was an unbearable nuisance.
Those who reside In the vicinity of the dairy
have had to close their windows in order to
keep out the offensive smell. 1t is not quite
so offensive since Sergeant Broaddus made
his report, some Improvements having been
made therein. The premises could be kept
clean provided the offensive matter was re-
moved daily. The sanitary-sergeant was in
structed to report the matter to the board of
health.
SANITARY WORK PROGRESSING.
Sergeant Broaddus reported as having en-
ployed six carts and drivers and eleven men,
who were put to work on Shelby, Butler and
Irrelevant streets cleaning out and filing up
holes which have been filed with offensive
matter and stagnant water. The work Is be-
ing done in conjunction with the city au-
thoritles.
LIME AS A DIsINFECTANT.
On motion of Mr.. Langstaff, secretary,
Sergeant Broaddus was authorized to pur-
chase five barrels of lime for disinfecting
purposes.
COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE.
The following-named gentlemen were Sc
lectea as committee on conference: j. M.
Heating, chairman; J. Harvey Mathes, Rev.
W. E. Boggs.
FINANCIAL REPORT.
The following statement of finances up TO
Saturday. the fourteenth instant, was made
by Secretary Langstaff: Amount collected,
$500 SO; amount expended, $2365 Is; ac-
counts contracted for and unpaid, 5000. Bal
ance on hand, S2543 81.
MONEY YET NEEDED.
1t was estimated that it will take at least
$4,000 additional to carry on the sanitary
business thoroughly during the summer
months.
GARBAGE-WAGON BELLS
It was recommended to the board of health
that the garbage cart drivers be furnished
band.bells to announce to residents of dwell
lings when the removal of slops and garbage
would take place.
ADJOURNMENT.
Ga motion, an adjournment was had until
Wednesday Tomorrow afternoon at four
COLLECTIONS.