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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-19
NEW WILSON SEWING MACHINE

Experience has proved that the best is the cheapest
and the fact appys generally But just at present
going talk about SEEMING MACHINES. The sewing
machine in its perfect form is peculiarly Ameri
invention. This industry, which has already reached
such gigantic prop in this country is destined to
increase for sewing machine manufacturers have the
entire world market for their goods Among the fe"
leading machines the Wilson, formerly constructed is
undoubtedly of the best The New Wilson ma
chine which is upon the market, is remarkable
for the peculiar combination OF mechanism by which all Of
the movements required to make the stitch effected
by few and simple parts This machine is tn result Of
years of experiment conducted by skilled wOrkmen. The
Wilson SEWN. Machine Company have in their MT
chine reduced the number OF both moving and stationary
parts wonderfully small number, and such parts as
Employed disposed that little power is required
overcome inertia The machine in consequence
lightly and evenly, and may be propelled by foot
power at very high rate of speed The Wilson Sewing
Machine Company with the spirit which characerizeS
We enterprise have built up large and prosperous
business which is conducted in of the finest buildings
in Chicago, and they reaping the benefits # pac
ng the prices of sewing machines reasonable scale.
1t is fac not generally known, that the Wilson Sewing
Machine Company the first to cut down high prices
and and offer firstcl machine fair price Mr..
John c. Fox the Carson City agent for these machines,
whose place of business they be Inspected com
parison vi machines and prices is invited jl4-1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-19

Mr.. H. NJ YERINGroS is in the Southern
Country.
THERE was no business at the Police Court
yesterday.
SwIFTs Springs is becoming very popular
place resort.
THE Fourth of July Executive Committee
held another meeting yesterday
THE Carson Guard will attend the Episco-
pal church in full uniform next Sunday
SToCKs were very weak on the street yes
terday, but gained strength in the Board.
NJ w. STARTLING, of the Mint, is still con-
fined to his bed with severe attack of rheu-
matism.
THE smell on the second floor of the County
Building is strong and offensive enough to
knock one down.
BULLoN.-The Southern stage brought in
six bars of bullion yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo & Co.
HANK Monk reports very few tourists at
Lake Tahoe so far The season seems to be
backward in all respects.
Col j. D. Stevenson, who brought the IA
nous Stevenson regiment to this Coast in 1S47,
passed through here for Virginia yesterday.
THE public schools close one week from to-
morrow. This is productive Of much Joy in
the hearts of little ones, but we cant say SO
much for their mothers.
Mr.. LESTER OSBORNE, late of the New
", &c n Y OSborDa
of the Bodie Standarl, is in the city. He will
go to Bode this morning.
Mr. JOHN Q. MOORE and family will 90 to
San Francisco on the first proximo, when
r. Co is to be taken up.
DENT1sTRY-Dr. H. P Swain, a San Fran
cisco dentist of many years experience, will |
be at the Carson Exchange on and after the
first of July. See his card.
All PoY, the Celestial eel, who was the |
cause of so much commotion on Tuesday af-
ternoon, remains in seclusion. He Will not /
witness the 'Pinafore' performance this even
ing.
It. |
Coast Survey, is stopping at the Ormsby.
Mr.. Dickens will visit Pine Nut Valley to-
day, where the Survey contempates establish
ing camp this simmer.
Found. "A certificate of deposit on Wells,
Fargo & Co., for $500, payable to R. c. Nc
Cormack, was found, and the owner can have
the same by applying at Winstons saloon,
opposite the Opera House.
The weather is growing somewhat more
pleasant, and if it continues to improve it is =
highly probable that the temperature may be
warm enough by the latter part of August to {
admit of the wearing of linen busters.
Gus LEWIS and Joe Cowing yesterday went I
to Monitor, 20 familiarize themselves with
the teaching process in use at the Colorado #
mine No 2, and, if desirable, to apply it in "
he working of the Cowing & Zabriskie ore. C
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-19
ESCAPE OF A CONVICTED HIGHWAY
MAN.

On Tuesday evening Sheriff Kyle, of Eu-
reka. lost prisoner named Ennis, who was
convicted of highway robbery, en- route for
the State Prison, about ten miles east Of
Reno. The prisoner was very securely shack
led about the legs, with brace of heavy,
newly patented anklets At the point stated
the Sheriff had occasion to leave his seat for
few moments, and upon his return found
his man gone, and the shackles lying under
the seat which he had occupied Ennis had
unlocked them with some appliance at pres
ent not known, and jumped from the train,
which was then running at the rate of about
eighteen miles per hour Sheriff Kyle, with
a posse of men, is after the escaped convict,
it is said, and the chance of his recapture is
matter of no great improbability. Late last
night nothing had yet been heard of the flu
gitive.
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| The CARSON amateurs are making extraOr
binary preparations to present Under the
GaSlight" in superb manner at the Opera
House on the 9th inst. The new scenery
by Laycock, is nearly completed. The anna
teurs are going to great deal of expense t.
have the play properly presented, and they
ought to receive all the encouragement that
can be given them.
K. of P Officers Lodge No. on
Tuesday evening elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Chancellor Command
er, John Singleton; Vice Chancellor, D. Morse;
Keeper of Records and Seals, G. A. Fredericks;
Preate, George fluffy; Master of Exchequer,
R. R. Brown; Master of Finance, P B. Ellis;
| Trustee, M. B. Dow.
OFFICER Duncan yesterday arrested a man
on suspicion of being till robber. Upon his
person were found skeleton key and chisel
the latter fitting into the places where the
tils of George 6 Dake, and J. Calumberti,
were pried open; but as nothing could be
proven against the man, he was let off.
DEPARTURES The following named pas
sengers left on the southern stage yesterday
morning: Miss Bear, G. Moxter, G. E. Nc
Dougal, W. A. White and wife, James Jones,
A. Ross, N T. Piper, T. McGinnis, VIM.
harrington, WIN. Hayter, J. H. Temple, L.
Hass, J. S. Bugbee, Mrs Cook
SHERIFF MCKEE, of Phoebe, brought lit
tie son of the late J. P. Curtis to the Orphans
Home yesterday. On his return he will take
with him Robert Fraser, an inmate of the |
State Prison, convicted of killing man named !
Donahue last July, to whom new trial has
been granted.
To BUTCHERS AND GROCERs.-Dealers in
groceries and meats, who desire to furnish
supplies to the Orphans Home for the quarter
beginning July 1, 1879, are invited to read
the card of Hon. D. :. Sessions, Secretary of
the Board of Directors, elsewhere.
ROBERT BARTON, the well known San Fran
cisco mining Spectator, came in from Nam
moth City yesterday, and went below last
hight. He informed an APPEAL reporter that
he Mammoth mine is the greatest gold de-
oost ever found on this coast.
ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
lived on the southern stage yesterday after
loon: Robert Barton, T. Orndortf, R Rassler,
g. Hallinor, r. D. Bogart, E. French, John
Oldham, Miss Lew Roberts, Mrs Doublebee
. Carton, r. Dryer.
GONE BELow-Mr A. S. Gould went to
IAN Francisco last evening on business con
ected with the Ayres & Hopkins and North
larson mines. He will try, If possible, to
lduce the trustees to resume work On these
!
MEETING-A special meeting of the Fourth
f July Executive Committee is called for 3
clock sharp, this afternoon. The gentlemen
this committee are invited not to fail to be
the store of Mr.. John G. Fox at the spec-
ed time.
DANGEROUSLY Ill. - Mrs. Hodgkinson,
of the Misses and Samuel ]
odgkinson, is very i'll with cancer in the
owels. She is a very aged lady, and her
cath is momentarily expected.
A Coon APPOINTMENT Mr.. Charles E.
aughton, Auditor of the V. & T. R. R. Co.,
rs been appointed Ordnance Officer on the +
aft of Brigadier General Batterman, with
e rank of Major.
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OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.

Tonight the Hyers Sisters Combination
present g Pinafore," and one act of "Urlina
at the Opera House. The music in " Pima
fore " is exceedingly original and the dialogue
of most humoristic character. Hardly
ever is an entertainment with superior in
ducements, offered to our people. The
bill is a good one, and it is to be hoped
that the house will be filled to the fullest ex-
tent of its seating capacity.
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NOTICE.

The regular communication of the Lodge of Perfection
for the month OF June postponed until Monday, July
IA, 1876 By order
GEO. B. HILL, T.. P. c.. M.
T. C. PNKNEY, E.. G =. Secretary.
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TRIAL Jurors. following trial Juror
were yesterday drawn and notified to presen
themselves at the District Court, judge King
on Monday, the Odd instant; Neil Macarthur
| Thomas Condor, Jr., Con. Miller, George
| Hark, James Hamilton, T. S. McQa
Myron NJ. Hyde, Martin Downey, D. Gree, j.
II. Ferris Keller Robinson, VIM. Pearson,
John F. Bath, H. B. Slocomb, George n.
Bradley, f. David, Nj. III. Gaige, Jonathan
Safell, Lee Sternberg, D. N. Brule, .. X.
Stampley, Judah NJ Hackett, r. B. Nc
Mahon, w. J. Hawkins, James w. Donahue,
Henry F. Clouett, Edward Wallis, L. Morris,
George A Tyrrell, Charles NJ Cavanaugh,
W. d. Torreyson, J. c. Dorsey, B. H. Moore,
c. Kitzmeyer, John Wood, d. r. Culp, G.
W. Chedic, W. L. Croson.
VERDANr-A green looking man and wife
stopped in front of Boskovltz's clothing store
yesterday and admired the fashion plates in
front of the establishment. After looking at
them some time they stepped into the store
of pictures there. He replied that the pic
lures were only placed on show to indicate
what the prevailing fashions of dress are.
" Oh said the green woman, my old man
and me thought that you dressed people up
in your place and took their pictures like them.
We'd like to have some took like that and
send EN- to the folks to hum
A MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-Yesterd noon
no Of fbo
at dinner, a piece of rock weighing perhaps
sixty pounds, was blasted out of the stone
quarry, which passed through the roof and
second and first floors of the prison shoe shop
cident occurred half hour before or after,
when the men were all at work, there is no
telling how many of the unfortunate wretches
would have been sent to their last accounting |
PERsoNAL.-Mr. r. D. Bogart, (Simple |
Smon) formerly of the San Francisco Stock |
Exchange, was in the city yesterday Mr.
Bogart has purchased the Lake Mining Revte,g
It Bodie, and will take the material to Nam
moth City, where he will publish spicy,
lewsy and reliable paper.
REPRESENTATIVES Damon Lodge No 2, K
f P, at their meeting on Tuesday evening,
elected the following representatives to the
irand Lodges: George fluffy, P. B. Ellis, G.
|. Fredericks, John A. johnson, Frank
,oskowitz, and E. J. Parkinson.
ANOTHER THEFT.-At an an early hour yes
erday morning, the till in Winston's saloon
as robbed of silver watch and So 80 in
Din.
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There is no reason il

work is done. There is no reason in
it."
II vain they protested. He held
them to the point. At last Halstcad
dexterously switched him off upon the
question Of the prudent methods Of
work 70 accomplish what they all de-
sired; and they succeeded III getting
All interview which made ti,ens harmu-
NOUS, and developed III their leader .
degree Of tact and gou'I sense. and ali
acquaintance with public men and 10
cal politicians which were amazing.
Greeley knew the American people
/ liked him, had faith in his sincerity
and purity, and admired his great abiI
lily; End he therefrom dednced the con
lclusion that they would elect Lin Pres
ldent. Some Of his nost-trusted conn
sellers tried to undeceive him, but failet
to make more than momentary i'm
preston; and the electric shock ol
eiection-night struck the old maj
dumb.
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Where are You. isaacs
Winnemucca Silver State.

Mrs. Mary Rothrock, of Centropofs,
Franklin county, Kansas, wants to
learn Of the whereabouts Of her son
Isaac Rothrock, who, when last heard
from in May, 1878, was living in this
State. If any stock man or other
person in Northern Nevada, Southern
Oregon or Idaho. can give hcr, any III
formation relative to him by address
ing her as above, care ii John Brad
shaw, they will confer Il great favor
on an anxious mother.
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The Mule and the small Boy.
Cincinnati Enqairer.

A boy, apparently very much agi-
tated, rushed into a house yesterday,
and said to the lady:
81 don't want ter alarm yer, but
Pve got big news. The man sent me
up from the livery stable to tell yer"
Good heavens, what is it,"
"Why, you know yer little boy Al
eek. what the man can't keep outen
the livery stable round the corner"
YES, well?"
"I told Aleck just now not to 80 III
to the stable among the horses, but he
wouldn't mind me-"
"Oh dear! What has happened9
ale said he wanted ter see what 3
mule 'ud do when yer tickle its heels
with straw"
ooh heavensl' gasped the lady
and chung to the mantle for support
"Well, sir, yer boy AIeck got :
straw stuck up behin' sorrel mule
uckled him on the heels, an
The lady started for the door.
"An' the blamed critter never liftet
a hoof,n called the boy. Never "a
much as switched it's cussed tail. IL
mighty good thing for Aleck tina
he didn't, too; and thought I'd CONT
and tell YER" And be lodged out a
the side entrance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-04

The people Of Idaho City ought to
"a ttate the bedrock flume question.
An active company at work in our
creeks would canse tie town to grow
immensely
SHARPEN your skates. There will
soon be ice
soaE Of our farmers are opposed to
q railroad, as they have markets
now where they can dispose uf all
their produce at good prices. With
a railroad their prices viii be cut
down, but when they arc compelled
to sell cheaper, they can also buy at
lower rates.
IDAHO City ought to have tele-
graph line.
A GOOD many OF the Boise county
miners have their money in banks
gravel banks.
OGDES, Utah, wants street lamps.
The Salt Lake Herald does not like
the idea of "sneak detectives" hunt
ing up evidence against polygamists
for the Utah Grand Jury.
| Mr.. HEMAN JONES, business mana
ger Of the WcRLD, went to Banner
last Friday. He will return to-day.
Mr.. GEORGE TREGAsKIs, who has beer
sick Of consumption for long time
is very low and sinking rapidly. Il
is thought that he will survive but ;
few days more, at farthest.
! The weather continues clear, will
cold nights.
/ Mr. j G. Fox, who returned from
Boise City last Sunday evening, III
forms us that the Pinafore Compan,
contemplate visiting this place. Th
people here would be glad to hav
them come, and the Company will
should they visit US, be greeted wit
crowded houses.
i A WALLA WALLA farmer informs u
t that immense quantities Of wheat az
being shipped from that place.
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A FOURTH Chinese theatre is being
put up in San Francisco. 1t viii be a
substantial iron building, seating
1000 persons. There used to be hot
rivalry, and the three theatres lost
money. Thea the competing mana
gers pooled their issued in the Wing
II Ping, or Company Of Eternal Peace
but the peace has been broken by the
new project
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-04

A NEW Ell Dorado in Mexico is
causing more excitement in Texas and
che South than the I4eadville bonanzas
are in Kansas and Colorado. The
new mines are situated in parts Of the
State Of chihuahua, Coahuila and Du-
range. More than quarter Of CEN
ry ago, and even before the discovery
Of gold in California, that part Of
Mexico was known to many residents
of San Antonio and other towns in
Western Texas as one rich in gold
and silver. But from several causes,
which are now well understood, CAPT
talists refused to invest in them, and
prospectors without capital declined
the perils Of exploration. 1t was
found that whenever an American
opened and developed mine. he was
liable at any revolutionary turn to be
robbed by the leaders of the success
full party; and he therefore had no
guarantee that what he might make
could be his own for month ahead.
This prevented the influx Of American
capital. The guerrilas and Indians
barred out unarmcd and unorganized
prospecting parties, and all armed and
organized parties set afoot for that
purpose at once drew upon themselves
the sharp and prohibitory attention OF
tic Mexican Government What has
Of late occurred in that country to en-
coura G the reported exodus from Tex
as 10 the new Ell Dorado, we cannot
yet divine; but if the stories be true
or half true, of the richness of the
mines-one report says $4,000, 00C
were taken out in month"; is mex
to a certainty that Mojada will soor
be as much overrun by "Gringos'
from the southwest as California was
in lS49-50 by adventurers from al
the States. That such a thing cal
happen and not cause warlike col
lision between the two races is impos
, sible. The American mining adven
turer is naturally aggressive; tn
Mexican naturally suspicious an,
, jealous Of every armed party, espe
cially if Americans, that enters an.
part Of his country for any ayowe'
, purpose whatever.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-04

LmBuRcER cheese, now made in this
country, is said to be superior in ev-
cry respect to that produced abroad,
especially in the peculiar smell which
distinguishes Limburger, and which
in the American article is said to be
of such an exquisitely horrible nature
as to drive the most stolid Dutchman
wild with delight.
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SHERIFF MILLER arrived at Winnie
mucca, few days ago, with james
Wilson, who was arrested short
time ago at Boise City for horse steal
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ser,i-as'eekls M|orla
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER A. 1879.
pns,nmce Rours.

r,,r;nr week o.,ys, until further notice,
- postotfice will be kept open from seven
" n until nine T. Nj
! c w. frum halfspast twelve 10 enc,
nd from four until SIX + A.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Tho Money Order office will not l,e
:, aned at all on Sundays; and no Money
" "ps business will be transacted on Sat
o .s1ars after four o'clock r. M
Aa"' s. @. SILSBY,
rdaho CITY. Dec 3, 1915. Postmaster
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LOCAL News

SHERIFF MILLER arrived at Winnie
mucca, few days ago, with james
Wilson, who was arrested short
time ago at Boise City for horse steal
Ing
REPORT says that bonanza has
been struck in the Washington mine,
on the east extension Of the Sub Rosa
The stages between here AMI Boise
City changed time on the LIST inst.
The stages leave here at 6 o'clock A
~, and the up-bound arrive at P. NJ.
Mr.. THOMAS BARRY has given his res
ilence, on Wall street, flesh coat Of
paint.
A FULL attendance is requested to
The meeting of Boise Lodge No. 2, ],
O. G. T., this evening. as the newly
elected officers wilt be installed and
other important business transacted
Mr. O. j. DALEY, of Fall creek,
called on us last Sunday. He says the
Belshazzar Company have splendid
ore in their mine and are getting
ready for extensive operations during
the winter
Hon GEORGE 4AiNsLIE will start for
Washington in a few days.
PINAFoRE is the rage in Boise City.
WooD is seI'ing at So per cord in
Boise City.
ARCHBISHOP SEGHER, Of the Catholic
Church, held services at Banner few
evenings ago. 1t was the FIRST time
the gospel was preached in that prom
Using mountain village.
W. L. THURMAN raised 10000 bush
els of grain on his farm in Boise val
ley this year.
SALMON trout are being caught in
Snake river and offered for sale on
the streets of Boise City.
A LARGE amount of freight continues
to arrive in town daily.
COURT for Owyhee county convened
Silver City yesterday.
Elk deer and antelope are plentiful
around Baker City, Oregon.
SEVERAL hunters are in the noun
talns below this place killing deer
which they sell in Boise City.
SEVERAL gypsies are in Baker City
Oregon.
BAKER City has Rev Waltz.
HE Iuscarora Times ReUie,u is YER,
Irregular in its arrivals here. Wha
Is the matter?
IDAHO CRY has not yet become
victim of Ii. NJ. S. Pinaiorc.
lHE vacant residence near the tow
reservoir is being improved generally
anu looks as though it is not intende'
% be occupied by bachelor. Pres
lamb appears to be interested in sec
iig that things are put in proper shap
there.
MEAN & HALL have just finishes
washing their dump. We did no
@arp how much was cleaned up.
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Banner Bullion.

Four bars of bullion, valued at
S5,075.92 came down from the Elmira
Company's mill, at Banner, last
Saturday.
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A WOMAN at Tarboro, N. c., mould
ed the bullet with which her lover
killed her husband,
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting so cents and shaving q
cents OSCAR JoHNsON's,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street
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NJ y. church Appointments.

Appointments for Grand Ronde and
poise District, Columbia River Confer
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-09
Onn.FELIoMs

| Calhoun Lodge No. 20, Jas $ Vaughn. N
G.; G. B. Boyles, Rec Sec.-meets every Fri
day night -
Lincoln No so, Lynchburg, J. L. Ashby
n. G.; w Holt, Rec. Secreiary-meets lsi
3rd and 9th Saturday nights.
Unity No. 81, Petersburg, F. B. Terry,
n. q; Ii. II. Taliey, Rec. Secretary--meets
every other Thursday night.
Oak Hill No. l39, Norris Creek, T. l.. vii
hanson, n. g.; W. I'll. Wright, Rec. Sec
meets every other Saturday night.
Mulberry I48, J. A. d. Middleton, n. G.;
i. c. Sebastian, Sec-meets every other
Thursday night.
Surprise No. l53, Flyntville, C Pierce,
y. g.; Geo W Counts, Secretary-meets
every Thursday night
Chestnut Ridge 157, B Foster, n G
w B Freeman, Sec; meets every Saturday
night.
Evening Star No 161, Pleasant Plains, j
Franklin Smith, N. e.; H. NJ. Beatty,
Sec.-meets lst and 3rd Saturday nights.
kelso 172, n. NJ. Jenkins, n G.; j c
George, Sec-mcets every other Saturalay
night.
Llyohia Lodge No. =, Daughters of Re-
becca, Flyntville, j II C Duff, N G; Mrs
Carrie Beckett, Y G; G w Counts, Sec'y--
meets list Saturday each month at O'clock.
Serene, No. 1875, Georges Store, j j Col
den, N. GYM A Keeling, Sec.-meets every
Saturday night.