davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
vnE BLACK CANON ROAD

There are two routes at present be- tween Phoenix and Prcscott-one via WickenbUrg, passing through 'he new town 0C Seymour, the otheT via Gillette and the AgWa Fria Valley. The latter road is some forty miles shovtrr, and with but the exception of tkst pcrtiao in Black Canyon, is pref ~rabIr. For considerable distance In this canyon, the road is impracti- vablc for heavy ,cams. At various tlsses cfferts Rsve been made by the citizens of tass county to enlist aid fer the repair of that portion of the tcsa3, 6RE not until lately has there sieen shown spirit to do the work. Mir J. NJ. Cotton, one of our most en- 4erpeising citizens visited Prescott, a Eew days ago, for the purpose of SO liciting aid from the merchants there for the repair of the road, and in forms us that he succeeded beyond his expectation. It will cost about $4. GOO to accomplish what is needed, and he is conde,ent that the whole amount w31l be subscribed shortly. We have from the first advocated this road on account of the distance being lesseHed and that it would be the means of opeEing up the mines situ- ated in the Bradshaw range of noun tains. Within this range are the Tip Top, Tiger, Peck, Black Warrior, SiiTer Prince and a number of others of great promise.
 The Enterprise of Jan. 25th, in speaking on this subject, said ]: Judge Alsap stated to us, that the road from Maricopa to Prescott, should be made by the way of Ph9- nix. and up through tho mountains fo Prescott; that it would increase travel and intercourse between the people, and thus do away with feel ings of ill-will that might exist; that they were in tavor of any such move, for we depend on Salt River for breadst uffs, and the people there de pend on us for market, and thought that this road would be the means of casting aside all petty jealousies.'' 7 The sentiments of the above we con cur i4, and it has always been the aim of the HERALD to aid in build. ing np the whole section of our Ter fitory. knowing full well that if other sections were prosperous, we would reap our share, and with this road in Bfack Canyon in good repair, it twould be of great benefit to both this place and Prescott. We trust the work will Be cone soor.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21

Los Angeles Commerct1E: The rail road has now reached land of ab- sorbing interest. A little way from tA.e station on the road to Florence is fhs ancient, prehistoric edifice of Casa Grande. which gives the name to aRe station. This remarkable ruin was discovered by the Spaniards in 153s and Rs;autcIy described a few years later by tIae Mission Fathers kinO and Mango. whose elaborate ac- fPunf in fsazss&&eriPf is still preserved n the Monastery Dolores at Zacatecas. 3he main ruja sSzG E0gs stories high. and numerous OzAex r01aed Buildings. extending over a district Of two leagues in circumference. surrounded l. There was also seen ffse seiide- 4ned channea of canal lssaE cats,e from the Gfi& zs@er and s&a11,o4la6ed this ancient city, The canal srag 4sle,, aboMt thirly feet wide and esexea Sae4 deep, and doubtless served the inSafs- Iianfs- as means of defense and fer lTrj s@tion. Here was once A great city. InOre ancient than Rome. and contemporary with Damascus and sttIeH cities in tie younger days of time Many of Ou1 readers will now visit what is loft of tiiese interesting ruins. which are fass wasting away ana ana ponder oyer the origin of Casa GEande,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
Mining Locations

The following mining locations were recorded here during the month of April:
 Mexican Coal miae, near Gila Bend by Louis Valentine and r Mar tiaez; Last Chance mine, McMillen district, by John D. $. Miller; Deer Lodge, by Jacol, Lavffer, Lewis Rob jason, O. C. Fclton, J. C. Menkins, 1. Stroude; Pluto, by N. Nobles; Pal metto, James Cook Mustang, Al Sic Der. R. C. Dupont, Frank Story, Sam Hill; Lena Gold md Silver Mining Company, Sam'l W Smith; Emily Gold and Silver Mining Co.,, G A Treadwell; Louise, Gold and Silver, James Smith; Lizzie J M Seymour; Erwina, J Howard Smith; Shoo Fly, John Demerbaix; Aconda, k F Kirk land: Pacific, Globe district, John D Copl.n, and E F Cox; Talmage, on Nulture road, by A Durbrow; Ham iIton, John T Cox; Sherman, A Rogers; Sheridan, II Dubeow; Lu- nard, Fred Howard; Cooper, Thos F Hopkins; Astor, Thos Hodge; Gus ter, II w Bordwell; Conkling, ChaS K Briiell: Van Buren, J E Ire ldwcl :; Ada. C E Philes; Montezuma, relo- catcd, w E Hellings; Nellie, w 5 Brelsferd; Atlantic, Wm B Hellings; :; Rising Star, Julius Bauerlin; Robin son, Lewis Robinson; Chamber of Commerce, Hise X Co; Board of Trade, Hise & Co; Last Chance, Jno Adams,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21

It is customary that when Cne gets i'll he takes an antidote for relief, and we would recommend to the editor of fhe Miner little peppermint, for he is ishndoubtedly Tn that chronic state, flTas a preparation of that kind would Be beneficial. For weeks past that paper has devoted considerable space fo articles Fdnning down every int7us- fry of the Sslt River Valley, and using saFxkfos language. and tryfRg to crsnts ilI-wit1 between the two sec tions- We hare- no il1-wilT toward Prescott, but on the contrary would like to see Prescott advance and be- come a great prosperous city, but the Miner is never happy, save when it vents its spleen or this section Fill up the space devoted to con- demning this place with telegraphic news, and your readers woald be better pleased.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
SheriR's Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the county of Maricopa, duly tested on the 25th day of April, 1S79. and to me direct ed upon q judgment made and entered in said court against James Daggctt, and in favor of Hiram H. Linville. in q cause in said court entitled Hiram II. Lin vile against James Daggett. by which said execution l am commanded to make the sum of S115.69. the judgment therein and S29-50 costs and the accruing costs thereon. l have levied upon and will sell at public auction at the court house door. in the town of PhPnix. county of Maricopa and Terri tory of Arizona. on the Fist day of May. 1879. between the hours of o'clock in the morning and , o'clock in the afternoon of said day the following property to-wit:
 All the interest of the said James Daggett in and to certain growing crop of wheat now growing upon the south half of the outheast quarter of section eight. in town ship one north of range three east of the Gila. on a Salt River meridian and the dis frict of lands subject to sale at the Land Office at Florence, Arizona. and all the right. title and interest in said growing crop that the said James Daggett had at the time of the entry of said judgment, tO-wit: on the 25th day of April. 1872.
 This the 3Oth day of April. 1872
 R. $. THOMAS, Sheriff
 By II. C. MCDONALD
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
MlSCEILA N EOI S. Arizona Lottery UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Governor J. C. FREMONT, Territorial Commissioners. MICHEL GoLDwATFE. BANK OF ARIZONA.
 President. Treasurer. In accordance with act of the Legislative Assembly of Arizona Territory and the
 Proca nation of the Governor
 issued hereunder,
 
LOTTERY! Will be drawn st Prescott. A T.. on Wedues
 day. June 4th. lS7y.
Actnffhc Lcgislnture.

An act to aid in the construction of Capitol
 Buildings. and for ihs support of Public
 Schools in the Territory of Arizona. Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly O:
 Arizona Territory:
 Section l. It shall be lawful for. and the right power and authority is hereby granted for the period of twenty years. from tho lst day of February 1879. to the Arizona Devel- opment Company-a corporation organized and exis'ing under and 1y virtue of the laws of the Territory of Arz"na-and its a>rigns. to give public lotteries nj which. or by means of which money may be lawfully disposed of by chance. anything in the laws of this Territory to the contrary notwithstanding, etc. etc.
 Sec. 2 The Governor of the Territory of Arizona and his successor in office. and in the event of the absence. disqualification death of the GOvernor-his legal substitute is hereby appointed a Commissioner tn superiniend the drawing di-tribTton of prizes in sail lOtter- ies and each of them, and certify 10 the cor rectnesS thereof. etr. etc.
 Sec. 3 All lotteries drawn under the pro visions of this ac.. shall be drawn in some public place to be designated hy the Commits sioner, between the honrs of ten o'clock a. m. Rnd five o'clock ?. m, nrd in a manner to be approved by the Commissioner.
 Sections 1. : and provide for the collection of ten per cent. from all prizes and the pay ment of the game into ;he capitol and school funds.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21

The largest ferry-boat in the world is now btfifefing for the Central Paci- fic Railroad Company in Oakland, Cal. It is to be 425 feet long, 116 feet wide. IS feet deep, and intended to convey trains across the Carquinez Straits. On her decks will be four tracks, capable of holding forty-eight frieght cars or twenty-four passenger cars. The whole cost of building the boat, machinery, etc, will amount to about S350,000.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
A New York paner says:

A NeW Orh paper says:
 We are informed that the Peck Mine has produced during the past ten months over S360,0O0 in silver bullion; during that period no dead work has been done. andno new mach inerybought: that very few of the old debts have been paid, and that fhe expense of running the works has been slight, as no further develop menis have been made. In the face of the above facts. no dividends have been declared and an assessment is now thre:Scncd. Where does the trouble fLe?
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Michael Brnungart. deceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Michae sfl persons having claims against the saic hes.eAsSS 10 exhibit them ygifa the necessary volIebsrs, within ten moy.sitii after the firsi isiIb1bez t3Ol Of fn3% notice to the said eXecu tor al nls tSftiee fin fhRnix, MaTicopa county Arizona
 ROBERT r. IIILASDs. Administrator of Gkc estate of Michael Braunrart. deceased.
 Dated at PbppiS. A. r April s3th, 1S19.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21

The track of the Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico Railroad is being laid at the rate of a mile and half per day sOuthward from Otero to- wards Las Vegas. New Mexico. Trains now run re gularly 13S miles south of Trinidad. and Superinteu- ldent PrltOn promises to have a train carrying the American flag run into Las Vegas on the 4th of July next. At present the cars are taken over the Raton Mountains by series of zIgzag tracks, but in the course of a year it is calculated that the great tunnel will be completed when quick CT time will be made ever the entire line.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
Only 12,OOO Tickets Will be Sold. Whole Tickets s5.
 Halves. S25O.
Quarters, $I.25.

The Bank of Arizona will act ss Treasurer and all moneys received from sales of tickets will be deposited there to await the drawing Prizes will be paid ten days after the drawing
 III arGers far tickets must be accompa lied by the money, which can be sent in Bnnk Drafts on San Francisco, Certificates of De Posit or Postal Money Orders, or by Wells, Fargo & Cos. Express.
 Address all communications. and make all drafts and money orders payable ts the order of the Arizona Lottery Copmany. Prescott, A. T.
 Register all letters containing drafis post al orders To avoid forgeries, buy uu tickets except of regular agents.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
Proclamation orthe Governor.

Proclamation of the Governor.
 TERRITOvY OF ARIZONA
 EXECUTIVE DEPT, February 70. ls79
 l. John c. Fremont. Governor of the Terri tory of Arizona and cN-oficio Commissioner o superintend the drawing of lorreri's for the support of the public schools etc, by virtue of the power ani authority vested in me hy law do hereby designate as the place where the first lottery shall be drawn by the Arizona Development Company. the Theatre. in Pres colt, the Capital of said Territory of Arizona. and the time when the same shnll he drawn shall be the 4th day of June. 1872, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.. m. and , o'clock P. m
 Witness my hand and the great seal of the Territory of Arizona, this 2oth day of Febru- arv A. D, 1879.
 TsEALI JOHN c. FREMONT. Governor and ex-offieio Lottery Commissioner
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21

During the past week large num- Der of families have arrived in our city with view of locating here per manently. What is most needed at present is small, comfortable dwell iDgs for families, as there are calls every day for such.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21

Certificate of Territorial Treas
 urer.
 I, Thomas J. -BHtler. Treasurer of Arizona Territory. hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has this day filed in my office it's acceptance in writing of the act of which the above is copy. and has also filed in my office a bond in the sum of twenty thousand dollars. which bond has been SD proved by the Gorern"r and AssOciate Justice of the Supreme Court of A-iznna Ter ritnry, conditioned for its faithful performance of the provisions of said act
 THOMAS I BUTLER.
 Territorial Treasurer. Prescott. February 2UtL. le.9.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21

The case of the Territory as John Strode has been concluded at Tucson, and 4 verdict rendered of murder in the second degree.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
THE MANNER OF DESPERATION WILL
 BE AS FOLLOWS:

Twelve thousand slips of leather numbered from one to twelve thousand will be publicly deposited in a large glass wheel which will then be closed and sealed by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner. Two hundred aud eighty-two slips of leather numbered in ae- cordance with the prizes annou need, will be publicly deposited in a small glass vince | which will also be closed and sealed by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner.
 A committee of seven citizens will be se' lected by the ticket holders to examine every stage of the proceedings.
 Both wheels will then be revolved in sight of the audience, until their contents are mixed and thoroughly mingled. The seals will then be broken and the wheels opened. and TWO CHILDREN UNDER TEN YEARS OF AG F will be placed, one at each wheel. and prize and number drawn at the same time. The wheels will then be closed and revolved, and another number and prize drawn. and this process repeated until the 2s2 prizes are all drawn. The holders of tickets bearing cores bonding numbers will be entitled to the prizes drawa.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
JUNE 4th, 1879,

sooner. if all the tickets sooner disposed ef on which occasion there will he distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DRIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2s2 prizes as follows:
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
Fine Wines. Liquors and Cigars

Will be kept Always on hand. -Beautiiui Young Ladies constantly at hand to courteoIFs4y sstend te the wants of the guests.
 First night. Positively no FREE LIST
 JONES & MATTOON.- ProprietoIs. J. M. LoYELAIL, Secretary.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
MariCOpa Hotel,
 H. w. KLEIN, Prop'r. MARICOPA, A. T.

The patronage ot the travelling public is respectfully solicited. The table supplied with the best the market affords and satisfaction guar anteed.
 Eggs, vegetables and fruit for sale.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21

The first Lottery under the foregoing law will
 be drawn Ut the Theatre, Prescott,
, 1879-06-21

fn1T11 :" ff11 7nKT7T
ILL JILL DORlDNG Gn'
An Unusual Feature OF wood Engraving.
Thja number. ready juno 70, contains N artt-
Gle on
R,,r,ynar Esn+or1 o1oru
,,,.,..; Gn1r ~. nu.oluoioss, - .o y ,o,..,
.tas as1 81 ~ i ..nn .ns s
Honrv sor. ~ narres r !. Inr'o,. % ~
Vs1"3,t;nn suf aanrov.d u. H. ~ -
sseat'o'1,. anu spprnyea ~ tme lug IIoa;
nsuss.s. ID 7t'othet 1'a7tFutcu artle!e' ent't4eo
i; -" The American on the Stage.
1Afrs JGBt Mattlte wa describes, With the atd of
character 1EekchetGy ntu artists; tho tnpcrsonnc
ttonx uf American tVpeG by WjEnell HIl, HACK
cit, Cbsnfrau, Owens. Jefferson, and others.
Madame Bonaparte's Letters from
~,
.nca oi tnis xnn,5orfMj Tonau sc aTe s cnut'pued.
Illustrated by tuo rspub|icatiou of The cnerayiIiE
OF the celebrated paiatlng, b. Gilbert st,lart u
- Jui1. Iaif. nnl tGrec.o1arter yfeE. Tho
third papcr OF the BRAZIL series,
, 1879-06-21


syIsAoa' VINO WAS then INC uncso"neA despot
Ht'o commanded 2o,0oo men over tho wlfds Of
Inc Fat Mess. WHISTLER no HofelHaf paint or "
not, SAID Mr. Conkl!ng, know not Tie ondor
mas thcn feea and commented On.
MIDNIGHT.
Senator conkl!ng continued at great length.
lie maintained That tlIe Republican party stands :.
wl'cro the Democratic party stood when the
scott-Lord rcsouuon passed. He claimed That
the Army bill would ti6 inc hands oi tue Execa"
tive, and prevent hs executing nss oath OF oilico.
is speech 'l1d nor ~ u&ual, ho!a t'c galleries.
lhe argument WAS aostfhse' Inc Atlnosp1iero
was aslting' The Senator'S, Ecaffcd With sho
e1haastlng work Of the "eekt were llfee's. a
| so'o WIN ceftslolf DO taken oeiofo mofnmg' bu1
su alFo'GnI aes7'ou no" aecms pfoo*o'o'
| oNh octoCh a. H.
senator tonStif1e closed hta powerful speech
a. E:l' r. m'' alter having spokon Two and :
oA.i nouls.
| Easoo' ol connecticut TOOK the hoor to re-.
ply. 70 tnc evident dispteasure OF tue Demo :
c!at'c ieaders' ~ffo haVo great dca! Of WORK
! plaoneo ~! tue h'Rot' IN aau't1oh 10 passing
| ING Army o'lt 'heS propose to Try to act upon
the conference report on the Judiciary bill.
Eatons greatest o!i'cti''y sc1mca TO DO that
1nga1'a nag callea Tue aou0hlaees' or northern
uetooc9at@ 3s"ator8' the oosequlous a.lies or
| @Ao oo''"' AAo s"o"61" ~ "' '1au4s :" c'ioa's'
"'., pet!s:
nnn"'A'e eAp'"'nsI WY ac n,mlost a'one u :
INC hepup!'eane so,eo lor u1c oat. he ola 10
OF the grounds OF Gen. 0arfefl's speech, which
10, In Substance. that the restriction docs not
| interfere with the constitutional power Of tic
Executive or Interfere With the execution OF tho
laws. =.
la5 4. n: :
Mr. Bayard denied that the Democrats bad
eser ioteodco 10 put tne tseslaent nnaee
uurcss Or TO WITHHOLD the supplies as tae conui-
t!on Of securing certain ehaetfnenta. 1hefe u
nctther the ambition nor des'rc ttat tue pfuer'y
proceedings ot the doTefnmeot ahali DC us
tutocd. lhe speech seemed 10 LOOK 20 SONG
adjustment o1 dlnefeaees Il tne JUDICIAL DILL
should fai'. 49,.
blaine ssla tl'at baynsu was palscfing III
the country. Lie chaiEed bayaru WILL e'assons'
when LIE refused to saY whefl1er 10 The ilnai re-
suit tho Democrats would Tote tuppllea Tor
the army. 1tis congress came nefe, o'a'ue
said, With the doube'iisted threat that the sup
plies should not 10 Voted Without condition.
outat the closing neuf bavaFu "ou1u pronounce.
oened1ct1on anu s!nE nemocratlc 'o0S.
ossr tic patriotism OF Ills paFty. wltliout sas'ne
whether the courts sao1ld DC closed Or tne army.
starved.
NV =. H'' n.,.
saa1souts peeua,'t'E n'te ses1.'e at p1anis m,l
'nse7ts' 'ooA W nls is''' o'e'soas' WY" o"..'
stst.,E u'ucu. ~ ouSs H.. "'.ns' @ ea.a'
oo.: - .aHo 'A an' tu"1 "'o'u 1uA" 'o1' o
coa1'' lhefe was ILLS ,cs!lns' .oo, ues"een
na5atu ana n'a'hs. lug !us.cs sI1.ahs; 10 >"
us custom "he" anu'atso'."'l'' n's , saa'uo''
aaafcssea question 70 na'asu. tae a.ses'' ...s',
sotto foee' Blu W "us wv " a'e"e "os 'oAa
H3LH Ills nFHH Ill lllAt P0sIkauus AIAauo ASQS
, 1879-06-21

M, e,,I.It, II n.,,, ,t,,,v !, I, -o, Ill. II.
"s. ev"4'h' ~. n'..,,,ss 1 ~. .s., .,':'s
.'a'eo s""s 49, ..a ~ ~ t,.,.s -. ~.
uesu oppsse 49,. us.. ~ @ ~ ~. .a.,.s.~. ",, ~ :.
pons ."e ns, =" ."s .,s"... - x.. .'.N
.r. Tnc's 'ns, ,'".a M'.sa". ~ ~s w., ..Ia ~
ihe os"a''' @ '''''' -'''1''' -''' ""''' '''''' W
u'1 1''As
o soto"1" -', on"t ,s' '.,t,,.ss' .".a ..'." I'm
Ing ncnos'a.s "Aa .Na m''.sa1, ~, sa"es ~ "o
pt"'s ~ t"'e s,t}' a"'4 'os1.s "''I tuu. uo"n y"
e!cc''ot uA5' t1'sso'5 a@s p1e" 'A4A"sse1 "''"'"
sno paSt "s''0 n "esAs ~ "aa NV"
, 1879-06-21

WAS - fCa4 70 II uAJh+
THE DEBATE, -,
To ths Tttttrn Atsoftatsd Prtst.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jauo a0.-lu the Senate
this morning Hr. Carpenter made a'hpeech un
the Army I'LL. llo sud tha& tic arIny In tlmo
Of lpace was poles force, and any .uso Of 1t
MAS fts use as q polrt forcu. Tile iutent OF tho
bill MA p!au-to prevent any uto Ut the troops
whatever OIL election daYs, aud it forbade ts
Prc7iuent 10 respond 10 the call of State fur
aid. Tue grand and conclusive pbIsctton to 1t IL
That It is Intended to b. anu, In my opinion, Il ia
cunn!nEly ropstrMctcd TO Mtx IN With eithgr Of
tho provisions Vt tho law On this subject. It
docs forbil the, President to preserve the peaca
III eltclon dsy. II we arc wrong atuut
this tue 6cuator from Now York (conk-
'ing) has prcpared several test atnsndnsn1s
which Will make 1t perfectly plain whether the
other eide mrYn wliat tllnk tler do; and, u
ikcy do. th!4 obIsctL>n will stand out and ho
feason enungh for tue bill not being passed BY
all American E4nErels.
The Pre4ldsut may hare used tho appropria- >
ton ID elothe, squlp, etc., troops to keep pcaco
everywhere in thu nation III thu 3d4 days. IN tho
year. bull on upo day rsus snail hsyn fu!! SWAY,
aud Tue pu'so, fosee Of tau patton shall 6s
lnanaeled. 1t u sul every dog has hsa day, aud ;:
lie Democrats bars resolved tl,at Fiat shalt
hare tl% day, anu t'ak 1t should be- olecuon4lay,
III =. oss' ss s ssa. ssa wv yo<bss! h II s t. xs'
that day tnero VIVA 20 earthly o*saslon
fur sroops 10 pssasrrc tha peace, because tAa
peop|s were aIE out aud would 4es u tta pras-
eryatlon. Well It t4d peoulo are all there And
VII! see to II, ts there anY danger that twenty
auluiass uudtf 4 Captain will ''.:
oyxHAwx TuK WuoL1 PEOPLE
assembled IT tl,a pollsl On that argument thosa
l. !eaa danger IN that tay thau ou apy other.
Rstertlux tn Mr. Hill,s Fsulask yesterd4y. that
non. actlon cnultl oseslhroW tile Goyerulnepe u
well ~ maiavuuu, Sir. cnrpenaer sAt4 ME. Hill
bud fur lo,lr yeafs experience euough IN At
teMpLs IL overthrow the Gosrrnl4ruE to 1uubia
hinl u tI'eak viii. authority gu llat subject.
TLe prIMe Object u .4u military u tls pas.sty4-
, 1879-06-21
LADIES' HOSE.

s ~ - ~ 4 y ~ ~ ~e
30 doz. REGULAR MADE,
FANCY STRIPED FEET,
as cts.
IS doz. HAIR LIME Stripes.
SOC, former price, 40o.
rs doz. DRAB GROUNDS with
NARROW STRIPES, fine
fabric, silk olooked, 36 cts,
. worth Soc.
TO doz. FANCY STRIPES,
EMBROIDERED CENTRE,
80 cts.
DO doz. UNBLEACHED FIR.
L1sLB HOSE, 75c, reduced
from $1.oO.
BEST QUALITY SOLID COL
OR British nfr.), 76c per
pair. The most serviceable
goods made.
% doz. NAVY SEAL and
CARDINAL HOSE, elegant
ly embroidered, 81 per pair,
reduced from $1.bo, very de-
sirable.
IL dog. VERY FINE NAVY.
SEAL, and CARDINAL,
fancy oolored lace fronts,
beautifully en- broid cred,
$l.75, reduced from $2.76.
4o0 doz. LIGHT BLUE and
PINK OPEN-WORK L1SLE
THREAD HOSE, 81, worth
$l.25.
So dog. OH1LDREN'5 FAM
oY HOSE. light aud dark
eolors, 26o per pair. :
1oo doz. Fancy Stripes and Sol
ID oolors, half-hose, 26o per
pair. j.. ~:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-19
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.

The following business was transacted be-
fore this court yesterday:
Adams VS.. Bradley (the old State Prison
case); motion for a new trial denied.
F. Shrier vs. Platt & Rich; attachment dis
solved and demurrer overruied.
Lonkey & Smith VS.. Dardanelles NJ. Co.;
decree ordered as per stipulation.
Doble vs.. Mayberry; tried and submitted
Brown vs.. Leete; on trial
The following gentlemen were admitted to
practice: S. A. Mann, Charles L. Queen, J.
HI. Harris, George A. Rankin, N. Soderberg.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-19
ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead of waiting the of the before get
ting goods take pleasure to inform patrons
that have just received Complete New stock of Dress
Goods exquisite Fancy Goods which offer such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the most
stingy father and husband dive down for his bottom
dollar.
We have received consignment of One Hundred Cloak
with positive instructions close them at price,
and will do it. MRS. }. SHEYER q co.
Carson January %, 1879 m