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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
THE NECESSITY FOR A FIRE
DEPARTMENT

. Not only does Fort earance Cease to he a
virtue at certain stages of its own exerci> ,
but SO, also, do other forms of patience and
good nature. For great many years of our
history the cities and towns Of the Repubh
have been protected from fire $50 far the
can be protected by engines and like appa
ratus), through the very frolcsnme and boy
ish, but none-the-less courageous aud tarne>
efforts of the b'hoys-the fire Jakits T.
s'run with the machine" is mere fun; and the
excitement OF fire fighting and the glory
of holding the pipe getting
che first water, has been y sufficient
compensation for dangers and Inconvenience 8
incurred. Ali this while, the material c"n-
shutting the engine companies has been :
the very best-the most active, energetic an
alert of our whole population. Bnt material,
however good, is merely ''lost motion" with
out discipline. We have had something
say before about the needlessy disastrous con
sequences of the fire which destroyed Moor.
& Parker's Hall. The burning of Mr.. Tufy>
residence, then, was entirely unnecessary. \
proper disposition of the fire engines w"uj
have made that loss impossible. But there
was no authority; there was no submission "a
discipline; and with each engine compan
setting up claim to the water of the neare
cistern and no one to say which should take
suction and which to do this or that, he e
was lansntable Acknowledgement only to.
easy to be see. Now, good tiremeu tell nS.
the burning of the Gibson & Deay property
and the destruction If the Penrod (Adam
House night before last were altogether nm
necessary. A proper disposition Of the
streams would have oonfine the fire to Ia.
one story block in which it originated S,
they say Well, as we said in the outset,
longer continued good nature, under sncl
circumstances, is not only not virtue but =
very inexcusable weakness. There ought t.
be Some active and decisive steps taken to
ganize our engine companies into depart
,ueut. Such measures may offend somebody. |
but somebody had better be offended THAI
that the town should be burned up or tina |
such mshap that of Monday night shoulr |
occur The Board OF Town Trustees may, il |
they see tit, take steps to organize lire de-
partment aud provide for its differing. The
experiment has already been tried. 1t was
failure There is something needed-some.
thing lacking-in the law Suppose we try ana
amend the charter or devise some new stature
TO meet this case? 1t is very important
matter and ought to be attended t.. ON
fire fighting contingent on ;ht, by all means, to
be organized and disciplined.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
Phy-tc'H''s A. Y-ar,' X"e-Ieac-.

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w. J. Horne, Esd. - ar sir. For tine l.-t .
lscd in my practice the California II site Tres
18th entire ion in ccmplic hcri
both DurinE practice Of forty five years have
Ind truss that would with the and certain
retain the required adjustment the pr being all
Ty der the ilnnedae control o. the patient. Tire
implicitly and OF application is Of itself guarantee
every experienced physcsn have the honor r,ma
y mail the mount due knowing that contribute tia
deviation Of afflicted humanity Yours 'rI'v
J. p TIBBrTS NJ n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
NEW YEARS CALLS.

Mrs. Leonard, assisted by Mrs. Turner, Miss
Nettle Curry and Miss Maggie Cavanaugh,
will receive their friends to-day between II
Leonard.
There will he open house New, Years
Day at the residence of Misses CIapp and
Bshc"ck. These pioneer ladies will be as
sisted by Mrs, Scovlle, Mrs Hobart, Mrs.
Robinson and other friends, in making the
occasion enc of warm welcome TO friends of
1ore.
Mrs Lieutenant Governor Adams will re
:eive her friends at her residence to-day, as
sisted by Miss Annie Batterman and Miss
Flora Ringgold
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
THE OCrOROON.

Mr. Chant all deserves his reputation. He
IS one of the incest of observer, and c nse-
quently one of the most effective of le!inea-
tors of provincial character. We dou"t !
there be-Coarse as some oer-nice people
choose 80 regard it-any stage creation #
modern times to compare with his g Nose.
He was the first to see what "A Shti genertS-lt
we may employ the expressions, or used
10 he, the New York butcher boy in his IT, !
of fireman. This very gifted actors faculty
OF observation and insight helped him to Sc.
that this species of the genus bh"y is aS
much a true and distinct " character" as any
within the whole range of human develop
ment. And so he brought it into the dr.
matte world. Shakespeare made "Falstaf
for Hackett and Lear" for Forrest aud
Touchstone" for poor Barry; but Chanfrau
found "Muse" with his pants Ill his l'"ots,
his red shirt, his soap-locks and his til! hat
with Grape on it as badge'of mourning ''fnr
Helen Jewett and himself pnt him Oh the
boards. That's genius-genins of the Dick
ems order, and quite ,as legitimate. The
old stage Yankee of Hill and Dan Marble
and Winchell is, thank God, gone dead and
obsolete. He never lived anywhere, in OF
out of New England But Salem Scud,ler.
as dressed and ntoned and acted by Chanfrau
does live Ohio perhaps he does not white
with STACEY persistence); just there
Joshua Whitcomhs," and perhaps here and
there "a rare apis IN terra a "Solon Shingle.'
Mr.. Chanfrau's performance last night Was
very excellent and effective indeed. Harry |
Ceurtaine and his good wife were, as always, |
entirely satisfactory; and Miss Annie Adams
as ''Zoe" and little M.sude Adams AS Paul
were all that the play required. The house
was not as full rs We could have wished TO see
it; but the weather is too atrociously raw and
wintry for comfort. either at the play or any
else bit i'll bed within a room heated
with red hot stove. Our Virginia friends
can be sure of treat when Chanfrau comes
among them. For that matter, they may he
sure that Frank Lswlor will never invite
Them to any but frst-rate performance
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
THEY KILLED HIM.

The other night as cd Blinks, who presides
sening t" the various opinions expressed
about orr Indian troubles, he felt constrained
| y relate some of his own experiences with
| he Indians, prefacing his remarks with the
| assertion that not one man in ten thousand
,npw anything about the subject Said he
l. You give me one hundred men as brave as
| myself, who would rely on me for strategy
| nd follow where l would lead, and we'd
| whip all the tribes between here and Alaska !!
| fhe parties listening showed some surprise to
see old B inks suddenly develope snch ability
IN military atfrs, for his past life (accnrding
his own story had for forty years been
spent i'll New Orleans sugar house where
had averaged twenty-five hours labor ont
}, every twenty four When the ircrednlons
n"ks were obseI yed by Blinks, he proceeded
q state that in the early days of Texas he
commenced the snhjngatl"n of an Indian tribe
II on his own hook. He was both infantry
an cavalry, an his urAye and willy tactics
appalled, the ln,iians more than All ordinary
.r,my c;rps would have done. He maintained
MS uneven warfare for several months, until
me day he found himself some three hun
ired mi "ItnIn The Indian territory where
10 white man had ever been before As he
was passing through def t i'll the mountains
fifteen hundred Indians surrounded him
rney had closed every avenue of escape; alb
,upt mountains lowered on either hand their
sides lined with savages: several hundred
iii equal number had closed in npun
his rear. To escape was impossib!e the odds
we're to" great to give battle, 50 he ma estl-
Idly surrendered and def unity told them to
teal with him they pleased. The delight
IF the Indians at capturing such an iInpor
ttnt and dreaded enemy prevented them from
ulmg hIm at once, and they were two dal 3
III council trying to invent some more hOrri
b torture and MANNER of death than they
lad ever practiced before. By this time Old
Dllnks had got himself hopeiessly entang ed,
md the crowd around the game seeing his
,iletnma demanded at once to know how he
got out of such Tx. BIinks c"ughed and
= SPARED for time, hoping to invent some
way t" wind up the story, but his imagina-
lion ''feil down. on him, and the boys |
Kept pressing him He told of his thirst and |
described his thoughts, trusting that some
dea would COME to his resc!e. The crowd,
'ecoming more and more aware of his pre-
c4ment, inter- upted, distracted and con
used HIM much he could think Of no wa,
mt, so bringing his fist down on the table
With a ;hnmp, and with look of earnest
incerity, said, "By God, boys, they killed.
e;"-and the old fellow really believed that
hey did,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
end 'sr IIIus'-at-n T.t.E que and Pr.
Lit Ing Full info m .'tOn and
Rules f,r NJ. ing.

" R.-Tne C4for ia Elastic r > for sale bS
Druggist in Carson City They r. etsr sell t,rra
ra4h, on which they make In gs profit. q.
rect TO the
NIFoHHIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
myl2is 7so Market strer" San Frrooisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01

STANDARD DOLLARS. There are $685., 900
in Standard silver dollars, packed in boxes,
stored in the vestibule of the Mint, awaitins
transportation east.
Go TO VIRGINIA Mr. Frank S. Chanfrau,
accompanied by the California Theater troupe,
goes to Virginia this morning.
ARRIVALS by yesterdays southern stage !:
Major Foote, Geo. Henry, j. P. Henry, r.
J. Jones, Miss NJ. Madden.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
PANTS NEW YEAR.

The printers and editorial corps of the
MORNING APPEAL take this method of letting
the world know that it was mine host Pant
lind who had the th"ughtfunes5 t" send to
them, in the dead waste and middle of the
night, most liberal, snmptucus and we!cnme
lunch-a heaping plate Of cake, bottle of
Chateau La Rose, etc. May he live to see the
Ormshy grow as big as the Worlds FAR
building at Paris and see it patrnn;z. d as
literally as that monster exposition. Also We
wish him Happy New Year
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01

KNOCKED Down Sheriff Swift. while as
sisting the fire laddies at the conf igrat"n OF
| NJ 'nday night, was knocked down by STREAM
Of water hitting him in the ia e. One of Mr.
Swift's ewes is blackened and his homes acl {
from the force of the blow He says that
was the first time in his life that coI} lUate7
knocked him down.
PERSONAL charley Wallace and Dc;
Gmberson of Eureka are in the city. Oh r
lev is candidate for sergeant at arms Of the
Senate, and is capable enough and good
enough Republican to be entitled to anythi 9
ne wants. Dick, we are glad to say, will
spend the winter months with us,
WANTS TO BE FUNNY.-A convict who has
been confined in the Nevada State Prison for
the past six years, recently wrote to the
Sheriff who brought him here, extending an
invitation to call whenever he yisitel Carson,
concluding the note by saying: "You will
always find me at home"
FROM THE SOUTH. -Major r. c. Foote,
brother-in-la law of ex-senator Stewart and son
of ex-senator Foote, now Superintendent of
the New Orleans Mint, came in from the
Southern country yesterday and went to San
Francisco last evening
INSURANCE ON THE LATE FIRE.-The only
insurance on the property destroyed by the
fire on Monday night, SO far as can be learned,
is as follows: On Gibson & Dealy $500, R.
B. Ellsworth $500, John Carter $500, Mrs.
E. E. Adams 50 900.
JAMES GETTYs. The best chef de cuisine in
his State, returned from Bodie few days
since, and has been installed to his old
position of chief cook of the Ormsby House
The guests of that house are to be congrat-
Hated
CORRECTION. In our issue of yesterday it
vas stated that the lecture of Hon R. D. |
Ferguson would take place at the Opera |
House on Monday, January Sd, 1879. 1t
,ught to have read Friday, January Sd.
JERRY SCHOOLING. Hon. Jerry Schooling,
he outgoing State Treasurer will remove to
reno, and go into partnership with J. c.
1agerman, after his term of office expires.
iood luck to him.
DEPARTURES by yesterdays southern stage:
Irs. L. Glenn, A w. Poole, Miss Molie
Ittrell, Jas. Wertbury, Archy Sloan, Thos.
allew, Mrs M. Conley
NEW YEARS LUNcH.-Beim Decker giebts
cute yunge Ziegen init ka,ttofal salad, und
ohnen die in 1850 gewachsen sind.
New YEARS CALLS Calling on the part of
'ciety gentlemen in this city, will Do strictly
,seryed to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Call immediately at E. B. Rails and secure
for yourself and friends China Dinner and
Tea sets, Vases, Toilet sets, Fancy Goods Of
all. kinds, Plated Wares, Lamps and Chande
iisrs, Glassware, Medallion Ranges, etc, etc.
See advertisement Call and examine the
goods. Sold cheap for cash.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01

most QtIHnCIul GllDe.
CANDIDATES. The asplrantS to positions in
rhe gift of the Legislature are coming in
rather thick and numerous. Button hoeng
md street corner whsperings have already
commenced, hut these are no markers to the
b fore the 9th day of January. On that day
he disappointed candidate will pack mp his
title carpet bag and engage passage or foot
it, all dependn! upon the condition of his
finances, to some other place, where his as
,ira,ions may probably meet with greater
success.
EGG NoG.-The most exquisitely mixed
Egg nog ever drank in this city was prepared
asst night by Mr.. Lewis Meyers, the hand
sorne brunette, who at the respectable hours
# the day and night presides over the
" House. What made the egg nog taste so
much better than it ordinarily would, was, We
resume, the fastidious style in which DIR.
Meyers dealt it ont.
For CHIEF CLERK OF THE ASSEMBLY,.
VI. Woodwork, of Elko, announces himself
IS candidate for the position of Chief Clerk |
i the Assembly Mr.. Woodwork is a good
who has had much experience in
matters legislative, and if elected will do JUS
ice to the position and credit to his sup
orters.
PERSONAL. Hon. j. T. Williams, Dem
cratic Assemblyman elect from Nye County,
in the city and deplores the minority of bis
arty in the Lower House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01

MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
Uphlr 35M 50
Mexican 5U1a 3lH
Gould l. Curry Ola
Best & Belcher IS i71s
Consolidated Virginia IA 8
Choar Potosi AZ Az
Hale X Norcross ~ ll3
Crown Point So
Yellow Jacket 1874
Savage 10X
Alpha IL 1914
Belcher 8 20
Confidence 9
Imperial SOC
Kentuck 3 30
Sierra Nevada 43 431@
Utah IL 10
Bullion 50
Exchequer rs
Seq. Belcher Is
Overman 934 ga
Justice 80
Succor Csc
Union Consolidated 57I 57}6
Alta 514
Lady Bryan 65c
Julia So
Caledonia IS
Phil Sheridan 35 Zoe
Challenge l ~
Silver Hill IA As
Senator zoe
New York Con. IS Coo
WoJdve 25c
Ward 80
W. Fargo 15c
Scorpion BIC
Leviathan As
Andes soc
North Con. Virginia So
Lady Washington S5c
Benton 200 3
Fowery 2Sc
Con. Washoe pa
Solid Silver Toe
N Bonanza 75c
Raymond X Ely So
Eureka Con. 81 y
jackson ~
Northern Belle 974 10
Highbridge %
b. Isle loo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
THE CHOP" AT THE ORMSBY.

After the theater was out last night there
)rmshy The dining-room was cleared for
ction and the guests and their friends had
most delightful time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-01
lk0THER W0aREaFUL tUaE
EFFECTED BY
CaiFGRaiA ga &c Truss!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS
;DMPANI.-W. j. HORNE, Pro <zs---S----zsSs.rA
!. !"
rieUor-D.ar sir feel that o., y M
you and humaui rit, M - ~
he fact at | have been St'BSTAN- t\A@~LI
TALLY CURED Of bal case OF Z
uptu t Of thirtv ears standing, by Y
of your incompatible Trusses
VII CHI | purchased you tn
nthS ag,s Cannot lie crib the sufsrlnI both phys.-
\ ~ and mentally, that und gone during thai
'ernd ard NV f.e lie benz. | have M
,inls If rsses both Steel and Elastic received
ny rmaugnt relief until tried yours It, simplicity -
utstrlco amt facility with ich it be adjusted
: ID the an ri ct freedom N" motions II the
ldy with which it b. without causing any inn
on chief meri 8. and it is a perfect supporter =
not had any sign Of Of the ruptur, the
rst da! put it on and feel that perfectly Cll ID.
inFau bic and the fact should be known to he word
refer any one t. The subject the merits
am truly yours, ALFRED J. Ri NE Chief Mail Ilelk
). F. Daily Evening Post san Francisco, July 20 1878.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
9GuS3ehrMU0 0cbciIt.

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mitteL Der lcioelocu Wten}hbeit befaunt sN
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149 BOwerS 8to6, JtOdelter, q. q.
30 itp u ND Il ID
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
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lit elm biciigcr GiebDGuoler 0eo. 0ctmann
nit 9iancn, bort BON einem ibu beglcitenz
Den uno IN icinen 9ienlteu bcftnDlihen
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raubt iDorocn. 0eimauu miro mabrl0cins
LID lterben.
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nit Ota6t ieincr &ouenbung entge0eI.
Der 90mpfbcis0pparat lit l6Ou TAFT Doilz
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id)on am Wtontag pQ5 0cbGIoe ipirD in
aleu- Gbeilcu beiscn t0ll1elt, 10 DAP Die Dir
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iciu. Qluf Der DcarbornitraBen : Settle
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8cIc9t.
Die Gbicagoer 8ergbou=
80r E miro am /. 0eacmbcr III 9to. 143
Of0oiionitroBe cr0ifnct lucrOcn. Der Breis
Der 3ulallung bon Qlftien 0uf Der N0rlc
DirO $500 bctraQen, uno nohltebcnOe
Wfnfler iueroen gegcn 3abIung pon ic $3.50
3utrittI sur S0rie erDaltcn: Sraut s.
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q. GrStins, s. 9. 9uut, Sobn u. Jtice,
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Is. @lorlo8e, Is. u. Wtair, ID. gSeinlAcnt
unO s.. u. Soreman.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
@t,s 8icrtiiO.

o.: vOluB ein ungciun0cr Elab iein,
oieics vYartibus", boB ole Tiugerlana
ba Der Yiihof5ltubL Dacant miro! = 2ei'
ba i0cn pieoer in Der vNu0emeineu", baB
Gincr sum- SiiAof i'll YartibuS crnannt
lporoen it,"
D.: rSa, ba 9ebt's grad 3u ipie in
~ blentia", no ii6 ole N~l9enblide
eiu ncucr Doctor OUTPUT! $50 Die beioen
9tcitcr nIr lie8en?"
s.: r5Aolcn's, meine 6crrcn, bos
iino 5lpci StaOt' III llnteritalIen, niht
wcit pon nSIagranti",- Sic, wjiien
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DicIcn Serbretcr crwiidcn, Die Damn lit
Confirmation" no bas Grci5gc=
ridt lit, abgeurtbcilt tDerocn!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
9iue5 iWop oesc2pcicw.

Sm elmer Osieuideft berfidt Elm alter
gramli6er 6err Den 0rNlOiab: 9l!eS
i0on ~oageneien. Sin flOttev StuOent ppz
pouirt ibm.
SD Twill Sbuen bul1bert ulb ober buitz
bert 9inge be5ei0Hen," ruft CT poll i3uucrz
iiht. yoie CUR 3cit tbres crltc!t aluftreten5
nblo(ut nen iDarcn. 9Sd5 tpoQcn sic s..
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zines GpL;m6us crwGDne, Der Nmerita fit
uns aufl6loB?"
piles ibon O~a0cweieu! iaste Der Nlte
gcrin9I0dbig.
a .sSis ioI Sic eefa1e" ii3 'OirfIid in
vOur1aus nidt! 8Gre oieIe iogcz
naunte nlteue Melt" Hidt iGon ) a q to e.
ien", iUie Bate Columbus ite UoDt ents
oeden f0nncn Z"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
stttS Der 0rsttidoeu SrariS.

0ottor (ie6r GrserIid): v8arunt
laiien Sic miN benin frilb Worgens un'
flint ltbr rufeu? SIC iebeu ia gar3 Dob!
aus, gudbige Trau."
Sraupon t.: vNb, better Ooftor !
i'd CLAUDE, baB th beute I'M Sdlaf cine
junge MfauS perihludt babe! IS Lief mir
10 mas Den Shluno binunter. S6rcflih !
NaS perlhrcibcr Sic mir
Oottor Cebr ernitbofD: vBenn sic
ptrfIi6 glau6cn, cine iunge Ntaus Der
idludt SIT baben, 10 miiIicu Sic cine 3abc
e%iunebmen. Sin anoercs Otittel 9iebt es
nidt. &oicu!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
WcWe Authorization.

Die MctapbDiif lit Die Nillcni6aft BON
Sem, iua5 mir ni6t tDi11cll. I'M GjtgeniaB
gum Oilettontt5muS, 6er bic Nfidtz@ iilenz
i6aft Don Sem. ipas mir milien, beOeptet.
Die oaelioion oeri6md5t ais iolde ben
gScg mathematician 0eoucttonen. 0aS
b0dite QSeien lGbt itb uidt ais glet6i1enz
tclige5 0reied bcweilen.
9as Jlodtc lit nidIt all utb fit ii6 unz
iittlih. Sonit miBtc ein obgesc0cncr Sale
pDer iouit cine Obic0nitGt ullcr @elibl
bcleibigeu. lielnebr liegt bic 8abrbeit
aud bier in Der Ositte.
gacro itcdte Sic Sie6cn6iiaeIitobt aus
ditbctildcn 0e%iidtSpuntteu, ,uro Slpar an
Dcridieocncn 3u9Iei6 on. Ser io0euanntc
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8ranOe su9ei6aut Daben lou, i!ebt nod
immer nI6t feltt.
Selbit in Ser Idci1bar 10 ltobilen Wilz
ieui6aft Der @eometric Qiebt IS Tortldritte.
60 benefit neucrbin9S Scr ate 4ptbagoras
lcinen lpcltberilbnltcn 2cbrioB oII tiir5crem
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g&a6 ncneren TorlGuneen fam Status
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