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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14

OIUM SMOKERS "A number Of boys have
been indicted by the Grand Jury for smoking
Out Of consideration for their parents their
names are not printed III the APPEAL. Some
oxl,n9 to the best families III the city. Parents
whose children have contracted the habit can
easily detect the fact by the scent of opium
which hangs to the clothes Of smokers for
hours after they have INDUCED in the pipe.
CAGwIN AID ALLZN Cagwin and Allen
have Just received an elegant stock OF new
.3ods which are sure to create sensation
when their merits become fully known.
Almost every thing on earth can be purchased
at Cagwin and Aliens They have also
ordered a ehcice assortment Of Christmas
goods, the likes of which have never been
viewed by mortal eyes in Carson.
SERVICES AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. On
Sunday, the 10th instant. Rev. Father Newell
will celebrats mass at 1880 o'clock in the
Catholic Church, and will preach in French
after mass and also at vespers, which will be
held at : 80 o clock in the evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
BRIEF MENTION.

Message at Western Union office for Q, +
| heyes.
Dr. Deal is reported as having died q
Bndie of pneumonia.
A meteoric shower is expected along thi
way at any time between now and the Nth
Mr. Aaron Wells, father in law Of Hon
Thomas Tenant, is dangerously sick at Mr.
| Tenants house.
Col. r. II. Taylor, the Court Commissioner
| of Vrgini. City, has resigned and John
Knox Browa has been appointed in his place.
The Grand Jury has found an indictment
against James Edmunds for burglary, The
bill against j. Billymac for attempted rape
ignored.
Some sixteen inches of snow is reported at
the Summit between here and Lake Bigler.
NJ poems upon the subject, however, will be
received at this Office.
The Truckee Repu6iic!n credits the Arr0m-
at with the stories about Hank Monk which
appeared in LAST Sundays APPEAL. Only one
of these ever appeared in the ArgonaIt, and
for this the APPEAL gave the usual credit.
The body of A. Friend formerly of thS
city who died at Bodie, will arrive here to-
day and be taken in charge by the knights
of Pythias. L sst evening his wife left for
San Francisco where the final interment
will take place.
Farmer Treadway is back on his mach
once more having just returned from San
Francisco He went down to find suitable
place to exhibit that big pumpkin which he
is raising for General Grant He has secured
the Mechanics Pavilion.
The Virginia Chronicle wants a bonanza
uncovered before Thanksgiving day merely to
make the day success. A good healthy ap-
for the Mint would furnish ex-
cellent sauce for thanksgiving in Carson. OF
course every man, woman and child who
hears the above item read will say " Mint
sauce" and be called upon by the rest of the
family to "cheese it."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
Yesterdays FIRE.


THE NEVADA SULPHUR WORKS A TOTAL LOSS
At | o'clock yesterday afternoon the work.
of the Nevada Sulphur Company, owned by
Duffy & Smith, caught on FIRE and burned to
the ground in half an hour The first alarm
was sounded about ten minutes past l o'clock
and the fire department was on hand as soon
as could be expected, considering the distance
| to be traversed, the works being situated in
| the southwestern portion of the city near the
| SUBURBS. The fire had gained such Roadway,
however, that within five minutes after it
started it was impossible to save the buildings
which were of wood, and by reason of the
quantities of phur and nitre stored in them,
highly cembustabs. A high wind blowing
against the portion of the building where the
fire originated swept the flames over the works
with great rapidity and occasionally the ex-
plosion of some chemical compound marked
the progress Of the flames. A dense smoke
mingled with sulphurous gasses drifted away
from the scene and the fremen could not
work on the windward side of the Ere In
fifteen minutes after the FIRE started the whole
establishment, including the sheds adjoining
and quantity of hay, was wrapped in
single sheet of fame. Just as the obstruction
of the Duffy house seemed inevitable the wind
vsered to the eastward and prevented
further spread of the fire. In places where sui
phur was stored the flames were of brilliant
green, and at times mingled with vivid blue.
A number of Cinnamon working in the build
ing saved their effects
The origin of the FIRE is not known. At the
time it started there was no one in the works
bat the Cinnamon whose business it is to at !
tend to the furnaces. They are able to give
no account of how the thing happened. The
loss was about SIS, 900, with S., 600 insured.
The business carried on there was the manu-
facture Of sulphuric acid for the Mint and
luartz mills. This is the third time the es,
adjustment has been burned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
DISTRICT COURT.

At o'clock yesterday afternoon the follow
ing persons indicted by the Grand Jury were
arraigned to plead, and date of trial set
State VS.. All Hing. Pleaded guilty, and
Saturday, 18th inst, at 10 a NJ set as time
for sentence.
State VS.. All Tong. Time to plead set for
Saturday, 18th inst, 10 A. N.
State VS.. Fleming. Set for Saturday 18th
inst.
State VS.. Duffy. Set for Monday, 18th.
State VS.. CoddingtoD. Saturday, 10TH
State VS.. All Ong. Monday, 17th.
State vs. Colver, Monday, 18th.
State VS.. Anderson. Saturday, 18th. =
State VS.. Edmonds. Saturday, 18th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
J. L. WILSON'S BIG NINE.

In meteorological country like Nevada
every newspaper office should have frs
c.ass mineral cabinet. Yesterday J, L. Wilson
IAN old and respected either" of White
Pine county, presented the APPEAL with 4
rare specimen OF rock from a ledge neal
Cherry Creek. The specimen is both beaui-
full and valuable. There is piece of rock
almost the size of list and its white quartz
is spangled all over with sparkling crystals
of blue and gold There are also streaks OF
red observable III some portions of the rock
which probably mark the presence of raby
silver. The specimen is quite valuable,
being worth s., and Mr.. Wilson, who 50
kindly donated it to the Appeal, informed
the reporter that it was "a good start for
cabinet" This is an excellent idea and it is
here announced that people visiting Carson
can at any time come around to the APPEAL
Office and contribute specimens to the cabl
net What is most wanted is high assaying
| rock and specimens of good intrinsic value,
such can be disposed of at any time. The
idea is to ges a cabinet together which will
not only be credit to the State, but handy
thing to reach for when "A wash bill is
brought in, or tailor calls for a settlement
Of accounts K ire coins are Just the things,
such for instance, as $50 pieces of 1873, Mexi-
can or Spanish dollars of 1924, or old $50
slugs which were circulated in the early
pioneer days of California. Mementoes
~; - I'D l. oh, IL
early tirnes-the flush and busy times, the
lush and lawless days. and the rIp-snort- set.
EN- up again era of the coast. A man who
brings in An ordinary piece of gold bearing
quartz will be alluded to as ''our old friend"
choice specimen will command the adjectives
popular and atfable;' rare chunk of native
silver will be recognized by, "the old politi-
cal war horse of - county, or the solid
agriculturist and capitalist of Bugtown"
There is nothing that the APPEAL will not
say in endorsement of the man who first brings |
in a silver brick from a new mine. Since |
this article began to be written Mr.. Wilson !
has again called and stated that the specimen /
he gave the reporter came from his mime
has % foot ledge of unprecedsntedly rich
rock, and that it is for sale. He considers it
a bigger bonanza than the Sierra Nevada
He would like to see the APPEAL get the
credit of first holding up its glories to the
public. In short, Mr.. Wilson, who is in all
aspects, a kind afable gentleman, and a
pleasant conversationalist beside, wants 500
worth of advertising for pound of rock.
Considering that he has thousands of tons Of
ust such rock and better, in sight, it cannot
all to strike the most casual observer that a
on would not have been missed from so ex-
ensive deposit. If the stock OF that mine
hould ever sell for 500 share and the
APPEAL shonld offer years subscription for ;.
ne share, the derision on the part of Mr. ,
wilson would doubtless at that moment be
ully on a par with his astonishing impudence =
ow. If Mr.. Wilson considers that he has
cen swindled out of his 81 specimen, he can
ct it on application.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14

A STRICTLY LEGAL hARRIAGR - Mis-
Emma l.. Beatty, q sister Of Judge o. I'll
Beatty, of this city, was married on Tuesday
last to George E. Bates, an attorney Of Sscra
msnto. Miss Beatty was very vel
known in this city. She comes from and
belongs to legal family, as it were. Her
father was at one time the Chief Justice OF
Nevada, her brother is now Chief Justice Of
Nevada, and the lawyer whom she married,
is spoken Of by these who know him, as being
man of sufficient ability to follow in the foot
steps Of his relatives. The APPEAL is glad to
help swell the general chorus of eongratu-
lations from this section
The CoMIss-HoYT Casa dispatch from
Nessrs Bishop 4 Sabin, the Eureka lawyers,
states that the Comins- Hoyt libel case has
been continued and that all witnesses are eX-
cused. Bishop and Ssbin are Mr. Hoyt's at
torneys. Tho date to which the case has
been continued is net stated.
DHrAkrURKs- following persons de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
lug: Mrs Tyrrsll, Miss A. Chance, H. G.
Ward, E. A. Hall, Mrs. Newman, w. Vance,
Miss L. Pierce, F. Eprein, Miss Brimmer-
combe, F. Clagman, S. Ii. Collins, Fl. Hasa
gin, E. L. Wilson.
RooHs FOR RRr-Finely furnished rooms
to let, single or en- suite, With bath room At
tached. Board can be had If required. The
suite of rooms face the south. Enquire at
this efis..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
SYRUP OF FIGS

is the best usoy Of the arst, Besasse is peassn
to take; second 1t fail. do it's work; thirdly Is
by renewing the arousing the liver and
bowels TO activity, it biousDsss cleansss the
tenn prss the blood and the sufferer health
Se23:lIn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently every
Of GOnorh2a, elect and Whites, no matter of
how long standing If direchons followed internal
medicines not recommended necessary, gear
ansesd money refunded. For sale by B F. Foster
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14

FoR Neuralgia, NeFroRs Debility aud all wasting dis
eases Fellows Hypophostes 1t ne genuine prepare
ton, Recommended add used by ea-hn physicians
where. George c. ThaxteI AgrHt cells
Tbs severest of Toothache Neuraga cured in
few minutes by asipg Mrs. DIR. Eowes Neuralgia Cure
For sale BY Thaxter druggist eel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14

ARRIVALS. = The following passengers ar
Mrs. E. A. Friend, ]. A. Morton, j. Peal l.
son, II. Bowers, Fl. Hanson, Judge Wells,
II. Il. Billings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14

|
- ,... ~ !. $3.50 sS - 1 e,s. e. ~
| w MSEESAAE AND RETAIL DEALER
|
groceries,,
PROVISIONS.
Hardware
CYoskeFy,
Csasswara
''h"afe'
Fa'nIS,
"' ]'S'
hhsf Or WINES Liquors ANS CIGARS
FINE BRANDY. PORT AND SHERRY
r.r ,oa,+.inaIn.
600 as as,s 'sa I'll. free sa 81 20 "a
" s snxsrErN,
oetlo stone building opposite the Mint.
HESTEM BAKERY
As.se ,.cI North Carxo, str.at
'ENHE uSDE i; ,h WISHES rs TO Call THE AT
lam na prepared gsa urnish a'' NS '
WIN pDCan Ruo-N Dwr.n
$500 DSr.n
RhEH&A bhEAD
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
EVERYBODY !

Go sd those Young horses ~, sale the Capitol
raj back ID the Capitol whore also be found hay and
grain and superior aeeommodations for teams Horses
boarded and groon,sd by the day week. X GIBSON
proprietor. oe22-Iw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
STOCKS.


There was nothing of special interest &c
note In Yesterday market general stag
ha''0h ''9 van Wv"
north end stocks were considerably stronger.
-. l;,, a. 800. &C., l
hheA' ""'inS ''e P's' 10" "'JS'
The Belle Isle hoono has coliaDsad
Assessments Of twenty hge cents on Jupiter
-
ana thirty cents on Dshahce are announced
Thara .ra rn,o,rs of n daal xo,, 70 oon,e of
A"oAo iS i""''' "a - WA R"'A ~ |"'4-o 0N
in Rodie stock.
The follONln. are the latest quotations
II. c.l NJ . on pal CL;
onlon' oo3 a'x'cAn' SD o25' oPhlf'
oOl. Prlioy f.. S.vawa IA. Siarra Nava1a
"02' bN''"' " N"'"5'' -"'
80 Alb 53la: Chollar s: Jacket lGl: Scorpion
80 go o'+', "Au''"i' ,-E. 70
-; Alpha, 10; Haze d Norcro's, 1'2o, Aoa'
CT; Nl -. Ir,;,, ell
olerra he'aaa, ofS; Chiol' va
MOANING HoAEn
s.1ie.n, o. 80 a."
Gould Curry, loll
Best Belch.r, 1917
California, "a
Csnsolidated Virginia, 81 "a
SneAsr, SO,
Potosi, Ga,
Hale Norero-s 1874 ls2s
crown Point, 10
Yellow Jacket, 1914, les
Imperial, CSC,
Sierra Nevada, 'S1s 90
Utah, 49,
Ixenequer. go
overnan, So,
Onion Conso!idatse, o6!a o.,
succor, Doc
Bullion,
Beicher, 80. 5 IS
Alpha. ls4
Alta, 5Ie
Lady Bryan, Roc,
Julia, %, Is.
Caledonia, ! % 0S
90
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14
WANTED.

house with soEvsneRces suitable for lady and sest
a this of4se
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-14

oFpIGa oF TtsoE @s PRICE No, 52t SAcHASr:Iro ST,
Francisco Nay "a, 1880
AEssRS J. s. TAYIoR Co Gents: have made a
full examination of tn bread and biscuits prepared under
my own direction y the use OF your CHAMPAGNE BAk-
ING POWDER, and find thai thcy do not contain alum
any other injurious desterious ingredients Re
specially submitted,
TaoSAS PRICE Assayer and Chemist
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05
THE STEWARDS IN TROUBLE.

Ex-senator Stewart of Nevada and
his brother Sam, who formerly resided
at Unionville, in this county, are de-
PENDANTS in a criminal case now being
tried III San Francisco. The trouble
originated in AN attempt ON the part of
the Stewards to get possession of a
mining claim in Amador county, Cali
fornia, which they had leased from the
Mohoney Brothers. 1t is alleged that
they hired men to waylay and beat F.
Benjamin, who was interested in the
mine and accused the Stewards of flood
ing it, about the time their lease ex
pired, for the purpose of reducing its
value so that they could purchase it ON
their own terms. According to the
evidence, they have got themselves into
n very ugly scrape, as one OF the wit
nesses, who was engaged to procure the
roughs to assault Benjamin, swears that
the Stewards paid him for doing SO, and
threatened to have him assassinated if
he went back on them. They, after
Awards, he swears, paid him $3.50 to sign
paper and go into the country for
awhile. 1t is not always best to be-
ieve what men, who admit that they
were hired to commit AN assault, say,
or even swear to, but if the evidence of
Bob McDougall may be relied on, the
Stewards have got themselves into a
very ugly scrape.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05
A NEW VOLUME.

The SILVER STATE enters upon it's
tenth year to-day, and in commemora-
ton of the event, appears in a new
dress. 1t has struggled through the
vicissitudes of fortune incident to Hum
boldt county during the time of its ex-
istence, and like the county, whose in
terests it endeavors to represent, has
to-day, brighter prospects than ever be-
fore. 1t is the aim of it's publishers to
give all the local news in it's columns,
and synopsis of such general news as
may be of interest to the public. 1t
will advocate what it believes to be
right, and condemn what it consid-
ers wrong, regardless of politics, and it
will not be the organ of faction, clique
or individual. In the future, as in the
past, it will endeavor to direct atten-
ton to the vast and varied resources of
Humboldt county, which at the present
time are receiving more attention from
capitalists than at any prior time in the
history of the county. The SILVER
STATE will, SO far as it's space permits,
be open to the public for communica-
tions on all subjects, and give all a fair
hearing, and while it is not expected
that it will please everybody, it will
aim to treat all subjects fairly and in
dependently. Thanking the public for
the liberal patronage bestowed ON the
paper, it will endeavor to merit its con-
tinuance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05
ARRAYED AGAINST THE GREEN
HACKERS.

Under the rules of the extra session
of Congress, bills of general nature
can only be introduced on Mondays.
The Democrats and Republicans take
advantage of this rule to prevent the
Greenbackers from introducing financial
measures. In the House of Represen-
tatives yesterday, Congressman Wea-
yer created general laughter by describ
ing how the two great political parties,
after waging a bitter partisan war du-
ring the week, met together like
brothers every Saturday and voted to
adjourn over till Tuesday, to prevent
the Greenbackers from introducing
measures for financial relief The old
parties fight like cats and dogs ON par
tisan questions for four days every
week, and flood the country with
speeches printed and circulated at the
public expense, and then bury the
Ratchet and combine to prevent the
Greenbackers, who are III a small mi
nority in the House, from introducing
bills, by adjourning over the day which
the rules permit such bills to be intro
sluced and discussed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05

Remaining In the Postofiice at Winnie
mucca, Nevada, on the 9TH day of
April, 1879:
Arnold, l.. N, ~ Brillard, r. w.
Coleman, j. NJ, az Corcoran, Michael
Dunning, b. ID. Deliverer, James.
Gray, Thomas. Jordon, A. A.
Tucker, Capt. Jas. Taylor, Mrs Sabina
Williams, Jno G % Walters, Mrs. Ida.
Watson, Mrs. Ida. Wevey, p p.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters, will please say, "advertisod
April 9TH, 1879"
f. G.. ROBINS, p. NJ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05

Last year the lower House of the
Pennsylvania Legislature consumed
$23,00 worth of stationery-about
500 worth to each member; and the
Senate $ll 200, or 1920 to each mem
Der. An investigation has therefore
been ordered to ascertain how the mem
bers managed to use up SO much in the
one hundred days to which the session
is limited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05

A MAN visiting logging camp in
Maine forgot to take his mittens with
him when he left, and did not miss
them until he was mile away. He
wrote note and gave it to his dog,
with instructions to go back to the
camp and give it to the cook, which he
did. He soon returned with. the nit
tens in his mouth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05
THE State of Illinois wants more c.

The State of Illinois wants more con-
victs. There are not enough in the
Joliet prison to fill the contracts made
Tor labor by the State, and unless there
is an increase of crime or the State can
borrow few hundred convicts, the
STATE viii have to pay Sl60 day to
cover this want.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

| Tor Lockermouth, shot himself yes
terday.
The British Commission sent to upper
Egypt to investigate, reports several
thousand deaths from starvation.
The latest report from Mob Hill is
that the transfers are knocking of,
under threats of the strikers to burn
their stables,
Conant, the defaulting Cashier of the
Elliot National Bank, Boston, was dis
charged on motion to quash the indict-
ment, but was Immediately rearrested
and held in $40, 600 bail.
Judge James r. Stewart, member of
the Thirty fifth and Thirty-sixth Con-
gress, of Maryland, died yesterday,
aged II years.
General Walker states that the main
body of the census will be undertaken
next fall There will be two or three
months preparation, and the census
itself will be taken in months time
Professor G. V. Riley, Entomoloa st
of the Department of A rriculture, says
the cause of his resignation was an I'M
willingness to incur a further risk of
being trsated discourteously whenever
he made any suggestion for the benefit
of his division.
The draft of the proposed German
tariff has been published, to give the
country anopportunity to discuss it dur
ing the recess. The duties ON tobacco
are l20 marks per lCJ killogrammes on
leaf, and an excise of so marks on
native tobacco.
The British authorities at Sierra
Leonne sent gunboat with protest to
the French officer conducting the occu-
patton of Matacong The French
claim that the island was coded to
them in 1878. The British claim pos
sessing since 1926.
In the British House of Lords the
Marquis Of Lansdowne complains that
the negotiations between the Porte and
Greece were unduly protraeted, and
recommended resolute guidance of
the Porte by the Great Powers to in
duce it to comply with their wishes, as
expressed at the Berlin Conference.
The Commercial Bulletin thus closes
a review of the wheat prospects of the
Northwest: 1t is very evident that
while there Is nothing yet to cause un-
easiness in grain circles, the opening
conditions of the seeding season of 1879
are far behind those of 1878. These
conditions are a late spring, and
average acreage and disposition to
decrease wheat-raising.
The United States steamer Plymouth
from Boston, March 18th, for a cruise
to the West Indies, has returned, yell
low fever having broken out when 300
llllCS ScutllN CoG VI )SIIfO1ld lL'dli,
the boatswain, died Of the disease. The
ship came from the West Indies last
autumn, with yellow fever on board,
and it was thought that fumigation and
the frosts of winter had destroyed all
germs of it.
The New York Times has this: The
late Ex-Governor Bradley, of Nevada,
was a plain, unlettered man, but
shrewd in the management of affairs
The dignity that doth hedge about a
Pacific coast Governor is not always
great, and he came to be Familiarity
known as cold Broadhorns. - 1t is re-
lated of him that once when he had
given offense to the Legislature by
vetoing bill, and the sturdy old man
told the discontinued legislators to go
ahead, he could run the State govern
ment for two years on credit. He was
a Democrat, and this little story may
have moral hidden away in it some
where
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05
A CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF Youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &c, | will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. lSMAN, Station ID, Bible House,
New York City. dec.2- 7S-1y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05

Ii is expected that the Consolidated
Virginia will declare a dividend of one
dollar this month.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05

The Commissioners of Nye county
have fixed the tax levy for 1879 at the
rate of 80 10 ON every 500 valuation.
Nye is good county for property hold
ers to emigrate from.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-05

A SOUTH CAROLINA journal protests
against the practice of carrying con-
cealed weapons, saying that peace and
order should reign in every Southern
State, but that. people pull out pistols
and kill each other at the least pretext.
Quondam friends cannot enter into any
argument, no matter how trivial, with
out hot words, and they draw their
pieces, blazing away at each other until
one is disabled or their pistols empty.