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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29
OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT.

The Rentz Mns-rels opened here last nigh
to light house. The aerial trapez act by
P. Hill, while blindfolded, was a marvelou
exhibition Of nerve and faith Reynolds anC
Coghill, in their Ethiopian act, were excel
lent and heartily greeted, Miss Mabel SAINT
ley's skipping rope dance was seen here before
but that did not detract from its excellence
nor the applause to which that exhibition Of
grace was entitled. The remainder of the
performance was in most respects the same as
when this company visited Carson some months
ago. They go to Virginia City to-day, and
will appear at Piper's Opera House this even
ing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

OF new process for reducing refactor,
res, we have the following from the Size
State: 'Charles Stewart, a former residen
of Boise City, is astonishing the Idahoan
with a new invention for reducing refactor,
ores. This Statesman says he has erected
small furnace on vacant lot and taken ore
from the Bonaparte mine, which he placed il
the furnace, and in few minutes presented
he astonished spectators with gold button
extracted from the ore, The process is said
to be very simple and quite beyond the sus-
5icion OF failure or humbug. The papers say
it is beyond doubt all that is claimed for it.
and will completely revolutionize the present
method of reducing ore, and add largely to the
Increase Of bullion and profits of mining
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29


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DEPARTURES. - The following passenger;
left by the southern stage yesterday morning
Max. Solomon, D. E. Simon, Sam Crosley
Oscar Allen, Alex Robbins, VIM Williams
John Roberts, II. c.. Hill, A. C. Gordon, Fl
Wallace, John Williams, Geo Williams.
HAND CUT.-James Pearson, an employe
at Pearson's soda factory, had his right hand
badly cut yesterday afternoon by a soda bot
tie bursting in It while manipulating the same
in the factory. Dr. Waters was called in to
dress the wound.
WILL HANG.-Troy Dye and Anderson,
the notorious Tullis murderers, will be
hanged at Sacramento to-day. Dye will in
all probability die ike the craven coward he
has shown himself to be ever since his con
viction.
Too Much WIND, Yesterday while the
Rentz minstrel band were parading, and as
they reached the railroad depot the wind blew
so hard that the musicians were unable toll
produce sound from their instruments.
On THB Down Bound LIGHTNING TRAM
Among the passengers bent for San Francisco
last night were Mr.. D. f. Mccarthy, editor
of the Virginia Chronicle, and Hon. j. e. !
Graham, city attorney of Virginia.
The Virginians are to have Italian Opera
under the management of Max Stra
kosch, soon. We wonder if Manager Preddes 3
can't secure the troupe for at least one night
here
ROBERT F. PIxLEY CAME in from the south
ern country yesterday. He brought in large
lot of rich specimens from the new strike ins
Bodie.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29
HE MEMORIAL DAY PROCESSION

The following is the order for tomorrow
procession to the several cemeteries, ~hers
he graves of the Union dead will be deco
rated. The column will form at $50 clock o.,
Carson street, the left resting on Mussel
street, facing east Move at 10 o'clock sharI
:ts follows: Governor and staff, band, Car
son Guards, Mexican Veterans, band, Union
Veterans, attaches of the .. S. Mint, car
'iages with the Orator, Poetess, Chaplain and
Glee Club, Car of State, carriages with pub
.ic school children, carriages with the Or
phans' Home children, carriages with citi-
zens. The column will march up Carson
street to Second Avenue, then to Lone
Mountain, where the exercises will take place
All Union soldiers and sailors are cordially
invited to participate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

A Maine parson who announced from hi
pulpit that a circus was about visit the town
md that if any of his flock shoald attend hi
would gladly give them a letter of dismission
was somewhat Modified in his wrath when g
bright and bold little Sunday school scholar Of
light presented himself at the pulpit at the
close of the service with, please, sir, will
you give me the ticket to the circus that you
promised :"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

81 JOIN BALDWIN, Carson Valley ranchel
Il mas sown four crops OF grain this season
sfthree of which have been whipped of by tn
ss&& gales which have prevailed during the pas
kfew months.
q GREAT improvements and repairs are il
Hprogress Of being made on the second floor o
5 The Capitol building. When they are com
J pleted they shall be written up in detail.
D H. H. BLAKE agent for the Hall Safe anC
& Lock Company, who was very Ill at the Orms
sby with pneumonia, has recovered and <
4 bout as usual.
THE flags throughout the city were dis
Eplayed at half mast yesterday ont of respect
% the memory of the late Hon. Henry Il
;MisheIs
JACOB ZscH, the piano tuner, will remain
here this week yet Orders for him may be
'left at c. W. Friends or J. g. Foxs
JAMES B. HUME. Wells, Fargo II Co. i
special detective, came in from the southern
e ,untry yesterday afternoon.
JOE MURPHY, the comedian, supported by
a good company, will be here during the early
part of the coming month.
EXCURSION TRAINS. - Sunday excursion
trains from and to Virginia will be put or /
uext Sunday, June lst.
OFFICER DUNCAN yesterday arrested i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29
COUPLE OF VIRGINIA DANES o.
THE MUSCLE.

On Tuesday evening three fashlonably at
Stired females, who evidently did not hea
lenough of the sweet warblings of the Queer
City quartette, or did not see enough o.
1Primrose and Vests exquisite dancing, Will,
1 he minstrels were at Virginia, came here
I rom that city and attended the performance
It the Opera House, where they conducted
themselves with the utmost decorum. After
fthe show they took rooms at Brule's hotel fol
] he night. So far all was well; but yesterday
s,norning the proprietor heard fearful racke
ION the upr er floor Of the house, in the vicinity
where the three females were lodging. Upon
examination he learned that a fierce war hao
been waging between two Of their number
the imp enents used for the confi> being a
iSashbowl, lamp and spittoon, all Of which
ooked as if they had not been handled with
xtra ca for their safety. Brule de
nanded payment for the damage done to his
possessions, which was Indignantly and EN-
phatically declined Thereupon he swore out
u complaint against them, and they were ar
.ested by officers Powers and Stern for dis
rurbing the peace, and gave their names as
Sarah and Jane Doe, residents OF the City of!
Sin on the side Of the hill One of the pairs
had an optic clad in d delicate growing black
md two scratches on either side of her nose.
which by no means added to her real goous
ooks, but the other combaJant came out un-S
cathed from the fierce encounter. The con
ending forces with the neutral female, werea
brought before Judge Cary for the arbitration
f their little difficulty, and also to give thenis
il opportunity to swell the not over plethorlca
xchequer of this county. The impertlnenceM
a Court, Of the Amazon who came out OF them
ght without scratch, was really refreshing. 3
he persisted in instructing the Court as to itsEi
uties and it was fortunate for her that herss
tse came up before as sympathetic and mild ami
liudicator as Judge Cary, or she would have s;
cen thrown into the lowest dungeon of theW
rmsby County Bastile for contemptous trea 3
ent Of the Police Magistrate ermine. Theya;
ere both convicted Of the otfense of disturb n
2 the peace, The woman who got the worst At
the fracas was fined $50, which she paid IN
e other waived sentence until 10 o'clock 81
is morning, and in the interim will partak b
the county hospitality al
LATER.-Later in the afternoon the VIC
rious Amazon concluded to receive sentence8
once, rather than stay in jail over night a
d through the kind heartedness of another8
oman, an entire stranger to her, she was en-
led to pay her fine and depart in peace.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29
FUNERAL OF THE LATE HON.
HENRY r. MIGHELS.

The funeral of the late Hon. Henry R.
Mighels will take place from St. Peter
Episcopal Church at one o'clock to-day
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

OND Judicial District Of the State If Nevada in and
fpr the County If Ornsby- Moses Chaplin His Cre. IT,
rs-Notce 70 creditors II inslvcnt: Pursuant 20
rider Of the Hon. Samuel D. King, jude 4 the SAID Dis
riot Court notice is hereby given 10 all the creditors
said usovent Moses Chaplin, be and appear hef re
ne said Judge open Court at the If saiQ
Court, in Carson tity in the said County Il s.
he 23d DAY OF JUNE \. p. 1879, at 10 O'Clock ~ It
hat dav then and there to show cause ii any they can
why the prayer IF SAID uscyen should Toe gran ted
md assignment Of his estate made aud he tedischarce
rom his debts and Liabilities in pursuance "t the
n sIch he made and provided and the rneaLtiu
Ill proceedings against said msulvent he STAYED.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court thus 2lth
lay II May, A. ID. $50. }. II. MARSHALL. Clerk.
SEAL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29
LAND PATENTS.

The following patents were issued at th'
State Surveyor Generals Office yesterday:
George F. Ford-South hale section SO
township 3, range % east. @za IS.
Harry Hunter-North hall of sction Sc
township 5, range % east, 220 acres.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29
FOR SALE.

4 OFFER MY HOUSE, SITUATED ON
- Curry Street between King and MuSscr for sh..
Also my furniture, sewing machine library etc Buyers
invited 70 view the premises. A. wAGTI
Carson, May p, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

FROM the State Journal of Wednesday 29th
The Con. Esmeralda folks expect shortly t
erect mill to crush their ore. The Location
is not yet decided upon, but it is likely that /
will be on the river, up near Poor's ranch i
gentleman from San Francisco is expected here
Tally now will decide the matter, and work vii
be commenced upon it Immediately
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

ARM Cut OFF BY A RAILROAD TRAM
] About o'clock last evening poor fellow b.
! he name Of Michael keenan, tried to steal
'ide from here to Virginia, and in trying t,
climb up foot ladder on box car in motion
between the depot and the water tank, hi
] Foot slipped and he fell to the ground, the
several cars passing over his left arm, very
nearly severing it from the body. He wa:
brought to the Carson Exchange Hotel
where he now lies. His medical attendants
have no hopes of saving the arm, and con
|,ider an amputation absolutely necessary.
Keenan, is about ~ years old, and looks more
Hike young man who has been unsuccessful
in the search for work than anything else
He is a native of Missouri, whence he came
only a short time ago. His parents left there
many years ago, but he does not know where
they are, as he has never heard from them
He has a faint idea that they are somewher
in his misfortune with the Quixotic hope that
he may stumble upon them accidentally. Mr..
Walker, the proprietor Of the Carson Elk
change, believes Keenan, to be a good but
unfortunate young man. Here is an oppor
unity for the charitably inclined to perform Il
good deed
GAME-Cinnamon teal, duck very scarce
n the United States, in fact, seldom founds
kept on this coast, are said to be quite plen
iful about the Carson river this season.
These splendid birds will doubtless by raist
heir young along our rivers and sloughs dur
ng this Summer, demonstrating the greatS
eneft of having and enforcing a game law
)ther varieties of ducks, such mallard
prigtails and spoonbill, snipe, black or glossy &
Dis and many other game birds are said to be 4
lore abundant hereabouts this year than hasIS
YER been known before.
ARE WE TO HAVE FOURTH OF JULYs
CELEBRATION There is but little over al.
lonth yet before the Fourth of July, and IL s.
cps have been taken to get up a respectable
9lebration. Are we to ignore that day this q
ear, or are the citizens going to wait unit, "a
irginia and other places have made their ar 3
ngements, and then invite outside citizens d
cooperate with them! In the latter case 81
If celebration will be as much of failure b
those of preceding years. If the accom- B
ishment of anything in regard to this mat
desired, our citizens must take hold at once III
On THE NIRGINIA-BOUND LIGHTNING.-@
le following well known gentlemen were on 81
e lightning train yesterday morning b
hnny Skae, A. c. Hamilton, and Hon 81
larles w Tozer, Speaker of the first As II
nbly of this State. 8l
ARRIVALS The following passengers arg
ed per southern stage yesterday afternoon
B. Hume, Miss F. Edwards, John Mon sSl
sc, R. F. Pixley, ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

A DENVER paper is authority for the state
ment that at Leedville graves are in such de
nand that gravedigging company has beer
organized there, which digs graves in advance
and keep them for sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

Y. R.-Orders promptly filed and delivered a. y-y
ectiOns. GEORGE PERASICu.
Carson street next to Theatcr SAIGON
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

THE Footliyht says that Professor W. F
Stewart is gathering material for an Eastern
lecture tour on the mines and resources OF
the Pacific Coast
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-29

THE RetejIle states that ex-DeDuty Sheri
Tom Luckett has been sent to the Asylum fc
Nevada insane, in California, having bee
insane by a commission on Iunacy
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-04-12

Nh. ABE HAMERsLAG,' of the prosper
Gus firm of j. Collingwood & Co, passed
through here this week on his way home
b. Florence
Y. B. HeIIin@o, Esq returned from "a!-
tornla on Sunday, and will no dourt soon
irfuoe his energy into some new e'.ter-
Uree
MAJOR VI a Baldwin, former supcrin-
i,.ndcnt "f fhr G. Id" Chariot nd oth.-r
idah" mines, pressed .area-. here on
Mnuday pn a.- way 70 Globe. He has
succeeded M Interesting wcalila parties
of CHrago ~ tse Meztrau mine. which is
ouo of great r-na:s. Coli 5~..5 q
Co, took hold Is aaJ developed this val
utlle mHe.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-04-12
Th.rty.ons Thousand Twc Hundred a-1 Fifty royls
IN 252 Prize as fellows.
Tie Manner Ct Dis.risiussioa VII !. Is Fo.lovsi

TweTE- -lm>auf lips of leather. mum
hrfed from one ta live thousand will he
publicly drpus1ed large glass wheel
VIII oh will then be- -lused and sealed hN
.le Territorial terv Commissioner
Two hundred an eighty .,n strips of
leather, numbered accordance with the
prizes announced yill be publicly de
posted i'm "A small lass wheel, which will
also bc closed a- sealed by the Terrific
riSl 1u....-IsSione-
A Committee of seven citizens VIII he
selected by the ticket holders to examine
every stage of the proceedings.
Both wheels win thcu be revolvPd in
sight of the audience, until Heir contents
are mixed and thoroughly mingled. The
seals will then he broken AID the wheels
opened, and two children kinder ten years
of age will be placed, one al each wheel,
and prize and fiunber drawn at the
same time. The wheels will then be
closed and revol we'd. and another number
and prize drawn, and this process re-
2eated until til 2e2 rizee are AZ Crawl.
The holders of kets bearing correspond
ing numbers be entitled to the prizes
drawn.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-04-12

ALL accounts that come from Silver
District are, on the whole, quite satisfac
tory. A company hes been incorporated
to work the Iron Cap mine, of which G.
W. Norton is to be Superintendent; con-
tracts are now being let for shaft and
tunnel. A little over twelve tons of ore
shipped from the Pacific, with little or no
sorting, pulped S225.92 per ton. Consld-
ering the immense size of this mine and
its nearness to steamboat navigation
AZ miles, it bids fair to become one of
Arizona's " big things" A very rich sui
phuret streak is being followed down in
the Black Rock shaft. Hammond is
taking out another shipment OF that
$500 ore from the Red Cloud. Fine ore
and biz assays are being taken from d
nun her of the other Ii;ines in the District
Its future Is now assured as d prosperous
one.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-04-12

P L. BARNUM, the great Snowman
rites as follows to the Scientific inner
ican
Cannot all our boosted Yankee in
gtnlity devise cheap means of render
my cotton and linen canvass water proof:
All of my show tents are mace Of Me
thuen duck and am Obliged, at much
expense, to send it to France to get ii
Try who can accomplish the Same thing
ptlettuaiy cau make considerable money
ny it, "P T. PARyv,r
BHdrr Conn March 3d. -.a
ti- gus aa adv ismg dodge, or J. there
something /" inn
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-04-12

DURING he week "A large mill and other
machinery has arrived for the Corbn N.
81 NJ. Company, of mbstonb. 1t Is a
fifteen-stamp mill, md only two larger
ones have been Brought to the Territory,
one for the McCrachi;l Mine, in Mohave
County, Of twenty stamps, and one for the
Vuture Mine, of forty stamps The Cor
bin stamps, we are told, weigh nearly 500
pounds each. A sixty horse power boiler
and six Wheeler pans came with the mill.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-04-12

"GOT LvEN" on the SENTINEL; that is
probably what G. P Rowell & Co, adver-
Using agents, Of New York, think. In
their Newspaper Directory they class the
SENTINEL among papers having the
smallest circulation. In turning this pa
per over to us, our illustri, us predcceS-
sor, Judge Berry, remarked; Don't take
atty ads from q. P Roweli 81 Co. The
scamps have biIked me on every turn"
Wg have followed the old mans advice,
and therefore stand low in that Direc-
tory.