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Iii not improbable that Jay Gould will
chain eeaesol Of Tie n, K. and T..
red. - ssesss svssss % shov. Il i ~
ssssst Psaisissly that - e6sssd the lossigs
6eadheldsm six ~ essk - tbsis bosds ii
sAsy vssld give hin ps..sios Of he road
ssa slles hin 70 rsa Il % suit hi0sslf.
h Ua.sa Tssa Coopaey. which i 100
ePsgseiag he sssd 1er ~ sosdAslden, hss
ealy e0issd loss ~ esse. nd Il = these-
lsss psshahas 49, 0ssA vill seoser or
iaAss sbsais psasu1siss q he rod.
Hs 1ssAalso ~ big iassss lse il u
~ i00aao essels aa6 eoeaeo basineD iros,
TsxD I'D IL 0osthvsse which eoal6 Be
sassosssly isessassd haa the Fosd ths
pssp9 ssssssisss bsilt IT, L., K. 4 +.
vsoa6 - . salaaAis iss1se - ~ Wabash,
bsaA Va g. Loeis asd Hsesibal, and Gould
= ~ 49, - pssesive shsss s1vsssags.
h Pgniag q ~ Ossssal AZ IL AfDouri,
Kaasns - Tsas hao - haob assd noa
sssps6e - PsAlie.
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GAHBL,ERS.
Gentlemen Who Daily With the
Pickle Cards and Rattle the
Festive Chips.

Gambler . . clan are veil worth the
ssudy Of . philanthropist. The great
rsdseoiag trait in the character Of these
men lie q be fact that thsg attend strictly
- DIR ovs basiaso. 4 Gsnbler doss sos
rsaA sss iaas he ssssee - ssk yos 70 take
gses q poker s;sh hin. IL faro
dealer never i0portasss you to buck g The
ssos-svsa whse yoa % isss hs plaes Of
bosioss they do not urge you to W your
chaasss. = osseAass oGase nfUe yoa 10
by hs god. Ths nan Who esss leeced
By gsnblen Il ses one whit tesies than the
~ vho Assesd hin. Why3 eisply -
Gauss - ssas6 d vish he isssasion Of
getting The bsae Of ,bs gaobsss. he tries
his bert to heat hin-ostee be resorts 10
subsssfass and desasiehe sssaliss = se,
ahssd q IL oaa - seomlslly sslls .
ganblss, bos invariably IL ssPssiesee
and science Of The latter ie.h IL hi favor.
Ooos h swhils zen - . sas On ihs strses
leesiahing roll 81 bills and loudly boost.
isg sboss hoe Be heat . certain faro bsnk.
o. . certain gambler In . game Of pokes.
That nus nsn voald sqseal like pig IL
IL saos bod eoas ao.ias hin. Aoosher
rsiesoiag quality shoss G.ss,sn L. shss
hey sever 'sqssal." The Thoroughbred
= slssys The saoe; yoa ess never tell
vAeshss b hes $50 h Biz pocket D. ooly
. essss. This il Dot ssid in psllistios Of
sAes miller. psossuto.. Boz Il : sisp,y .
PLAN seateoent Of fsess. Tie fses = y b
depissed that % os.y ses 49, Glnbl.s
- the philanthseeis vafsly Pussles biz
oisd over so0e pesosness rsoedy for this
ssase.l ssil; but when - goss to classify
ssd - asalyo RsoblinG. he 6eds 70 biz
sosss0sas thse al hesaeh0 a busieess
40 bss aiA issos a shs dsaesasd peotss.
siea. 4 oag psas dess go o . sovs
los sxpscsiag vajes % iaesssae % shss be
nay make 500 % bic invsstoest another
oaa pats down $500 - Tie lvs spes and
expeeas his casd - y turned; bosA Ioae
o.. i called busiseo dad The oshsr gaab-
ling. One man invests 81 900 in cattle add
oskss esoo il ~ operates; another nss
esss isie ths taso ropo With 10 censs and
eeos out Nth Sl.oo, oes h al Straight
ssd right ssd TIE oshsr csoosed. So gos
he world.
Thess i always . esrtsin amount Of
oooey II ciseulssios aooag ssobless. asd
The moeey they speed in living and luxu-
sies i the pss cent. Of their winning iron
oslsidsea Ore gsobles has $500 today
and so-oorrev soos oahse aaa be- l. ssd
70 il goes. Forians = w 6ekIs toward
he ganbier. He y rich to-day asd 81
psnpee so.aorrev. A. . rule Sanblen
NJ libsssl. Possssy 6sds many warn
friss1s soosG tAs den Of ses. Thy
,pssd nossy Isskhly. aad sssy les Of then |
lsy y sseags osses ior Old 49, o. . rainy
Icy. 0ssy q then ere saaesspolo,s. |
II aaa falb il DIR elstohes shey + 81
70 osrcy q bin, has b ksess sho be u |
|eoliag viii bsisss - ~ Asvs - tie
Isos. $50 49, ~shs- |
0sables sss ofsss 1ssssa bslly y % |
,apsually ssssak Il god lsck thas sesites
. ssssea, ssA 49, IL Wbols 0ssid
fsifss r-ss -1fr En-
0s6alla ho kvns uesy q ~ spsvefset
AaAessiey. ~ ~ ~ sslaA au6sely =
, thsis eVo bsufssA 80
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A CARD.

70 al vho ass .s6<sisa fsoo sAs sssnsu
nd iudsaesssioas al yousk. sssvoss vsak.
so. sssiy dsssy. lssod aaaAssa n,
viG - Q ssssipa thss vill easo pa
RRkB OF CnAR0E .Thi great rs0sdy
80 discovered b . oksioaasy h 0osk
Anssiea. Asad . ssll.s6dsesssd sass5ep
= H. Rev. JassSA ]. Isoaa. esesles b
Nes Yost Casy. 1-1h4s1y
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1As 1assaaes q . DretAsr end
T%& s0meoe.

Ay0sgss asPseaabls lsekiag ssaple.
bsuehsr asd sinss, saasd Fssd ss1 Losise
1ssekoana, - - 6aaghsse q qsiss .
ssPsesabls fasoss welding u Loas Grove
ssv.skip. fAyesas essasy. IA, I'D shoui
svsasy oi1ss bon vasdslia. bsasds1 tbs
tsais ~ days go. vs.s 10 q. Loeis I'D
vsss oaAs hsssasd md WIFE, Thy ~
oaiesd ID - city Day q too. thse ~
sss.si haesvesd. ssstiag II he sssis q
BsSeunssa. . sesaiee siCAs niIss isoo
val1slis. ~, - Ssss q bsiae dssseasl
vss1sssd ost L. sAs voods near ths tow,
~ Rosias6 tAsss mil Sossd asa O..
ssaas6 y Csasa.hls JssspA Oopslasd. IT,
0ss = sbost tvsosy-oes ysaD a ~. ~
q - sppsassaea - h sisAes sissasss
cd ssshss geed leekiag. Win ssts6 vby
- ~ isdscsd 10 coooie soch % - -
ssid: Ny sissss Isssd - - ~ ~
sheaghs ~ ~ tAieg - cosA % wosId
y - ~ manned. Hsvs fsrsher aaksd Il
- ~ ~ ksev is - sresg asd agaisse
10 lav 10 Do %, ~ I'll vAy thsv hid
thaosslvD = ~ wesds as1 kspe away
As0sksi>passsaa TS6 y essssssa. ~.
isg: We did ut kaes Il ~ vsoae, and
eely hid u ~ vosb Il 6sas Of being dis-
eosglDd = 90 -. = ~ mere very
0sek egg1 - sar nassyinG. flsir par
ED es,Sy ssssadA1s JssUAs - are
esdxskvs1 ossr IL sspassGsas1 - Of
theAkildssa.
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Equipped . Rebel RsgiA0sns, Lost
Her Estate. AafPled Q Clergy.
man. and Nov Begs Charity Of
the Public.
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~: z oaitA = ssllise osisey Ser
.1oy ssls us3 - vin 1e. s,sly
~ ell - - Vnpas = Rsaaisesassy ssd
uosa1vo shsie n6O - ~ anna u
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JAMS :. CARTER.

JA00B j. CAB1E
He viii b Buried q 3 o'cloch
this Aftoenooa.
4 In Fridays BA4oo beief oea,ioa "a,
0sds Of the deash Of NJ. ysnes e. Carter
q The JefEemoe City Zi7sae. IL ye.ser-
deys issue Of that paper appeared The fol-
lowing interesting biography:
NJ. Carter s.s bora in the state al hi.
sois Nay 70. 1870. He served On s,1.sen-
sicsshiP in the ci,y Of Alton. snd worked
- various p.pem ia 1t. Louie and ~lse.
shsre, until 1858. when he csme tn this
city and followed his trade IL the Esqxiru
dice uaiil 1862, when he embarted In nes.
chsndising. On the 18Th day Of March,
1851. he vas manned Z" Mis koxsns
Matthew. only daughter Of DR.. Tennessee
Matthews. Of thi. city. vho proved . s"d
and irne vile in the brosde.s snd highest
accepission Of the term, and rreceded h'm
70 the grave too yesn Four children. the
fruit Of that unioo. are made orphans BY
@ o.. " 80. ~ ~
'":<. w
House. 10 November, 1871, he bought .
half interest in the znSs.e. in company
49," ,e-s -. - -.
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IL 1877 h. -. elected N.vor of the eli,
..A -. 3. $1,000 !, ls7a A. N. .h;.f
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h;u,,lf eth ,,.., ~r,d;, and "a N. ..,;,,
..,;.f.c,;o. Of the o.op,. He AIN .erved
.,.r.l v..n .. 1. nembe, Of The school
soard, ,skiag nee, Interest in The prosper.
| i.y a,d veil beinr Of The pub.ie seboo,..
ed eoo,ribu,ed mich toward. br,o.,,c
,he~ nm n The nr...ot h;,h .a..d.rd b.
hi per.oo.i .,,eo,io. TO the,r wants.
Fur n.ov ve.u he h,s hen identified
9th the oeder Of Free N,.oo.. and took
meat Interest IN ,he vorkine. Of the. order.
and v.s ho,ored vi,h hish poei,;oos in the
subordio.,. and Grand lodses-.ed il %
extensively and fsvor.blv knova a ,pv
member of The order in The Ss.,s.
He ~ u,de M.ster Mason Ju,v q.
1894. in J~arraoo Lodee No. q: ~
elected worhipiul Master Of The sane
lodse IN 1875: 70 elected in 1867. 1885,.
lss9 1874. 1874
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-n1 6.ssLiss = - sorld more
sssseissl - . - hssashy baby. Yoa
eeeeet - ysse ~ sish- episss s.d
yStDysa sssosDe Ball's
- - - ueissain ,hs
80 IN. fti0 $ 60 : hoefle
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]|liel.

Hoe. Hs.sy Las,osss. Il Callsvsy eous-
q, Q sssskoO IN lnssu I Cseeral Me.
soosi, - osa1hse q ~ Lee isaislsture
did - Fs36sy ~, agA sbeas ssxty- 8vs
ysan.
Ths = ~ nas sho. = - Let Iegisls.
tass. III ~ psspis Il 0sdalis vsss oil
',Assshsaae as b 40 uyisg IL realities
q . eossssy vhsss thaps - - hesshse-
asa ~ lossive hin.
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O. Friday ssssiae ths vosax gentlenes
Il ~ city PIT - Ill shiss eollass and r.
seased thsnsslsD ITO . eeooitise 70 have
s~hoP." neyssusaisssd Ses Prof.. Less.s
sssiaG ossie. GageDda bsvy Of yoase
lsdiss 10 = svsag isAe ths waits and
qsadsille. - thv vsssbappy.
Il ~ ~ pssasase s1sir Tor % in.
snPts 60 90 sassess cssdis Z p IL
80.
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+ o. Ocsoes ~. q . eeisek p -, q The
rssidsecs q ths bsidss fslhes, Fred 0uen.
ther, g., In Aosgaa county. NJ. Chas.
Anhojd. q 6essiss. Ne, end Mio Tbereas
C. 0seeshse. -....
Ths bsids = slider a Fred 0seaihes,
Jr, Of he Flint Nasioaal Bank, Of shs city.
With this sosice cane large sllovsscs Of
superior vise; vhich stood the ussal iess.
Also there cane . pastjos Of tie bridss
cske. Tor which the BAsoo retains ihssks.
ssd snhsana this opportunity 70 viah Tie
sesly.ss6da6 ~ ~ biis that pspsIl. =
= seose 6oe sueh.
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Deputy 6ber'as joseph Chinn and
JosspA Bswosa. of Lafsyssss eoansy. came
il from Lexiagto. On Coaduesoe Nsrsh's
tram lsss aighi, having in change four
peisOssn for the pesissasiary st Je6ssos
City, "Saady" Joheaoa. foe seating .
ouls. ~ sssisaesd Ios tvo ysars; james
smith. forgery. too ysan. Leasdes Johs.
40, bssEissy, I've ysa~; Asa HsvkioA,
isssesy. elk veam. They vese al sh.ekIed
and haadcuoed.
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rise it recommend that the bill be recommitted
10 Committee on State Affairs.
Aliens (of Storey Assembly bill 24-To
amend the State Orphan Home Act. Pro-
viding for the election of Superintendent and
Matron by the Legislature
Gibson moved that the committee recon-
mend indefinite postpoiement. Carried.
Martins Senate bill 89-Authorizing the
Governor to appoint private secretary, fix
ing his duties and compensation. Increases
salary to $3.50. Mr.. Martin moved that the
committee recommend passage Of the bill
Carried.
Committee then rose and reported as in
structed.
On motion of Mr.. Cassidy the salary bill
was recommitted as recommended.
Senate bill "a was taken up for action and
laid on the table.
Senate bill 80 was taken up for considera
ton and placed on file.
Adjourned at 3:40P.M NJ,
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Revenue Act. Provides for redemption OF
property sold for taxes.) Passed.
Boardman's Senate bill 9 concerning par
tition fences. Indefinitely postponed.
Senate joint resolution, Stewards, relative
to donation of arid lands to persons boring
artesian wells. Passed.
Senate bill 6, to authorize the school trus-
tees of Washoe County to issue bonds for
building of school houses Passed
Boardmans Senate bill IS, to prevent the
keeping of disorderly inns. Passed.
Assembly bill 76, to protect the rights of
owners of mining stocks Ordered engrossed.
Melarkey's Assembly bill 50, relative to
the exhuming and transportation of dead
bodies. Lost. Ayes, 20: noes %.
Assembly bill 81, Howe's, to amend the
School Act Made special order for 18th
inst at II NJ
Assembly bill 60, to create a State Board
of Examination Same order.
Assembly bill "a, amending the Vagrancy
Act. Ordered engrossed
Assembly bill 81, to establish State
Printing Office and create the office of Super
intendent of State Printing. Committed to
Committee of the Whole.
Assembly bill 70, to pay expenses of fun
eral of Hon. r. L. Wash Passed.
Assembly bill &C, authorizing the appoint
ment of State physician to visit our insane
in California once each month. Passed.
Assembly bill Il, to provide for water sup
ply for Capitol and Orphans Home. Or
dered engrossed.
Assembly bill So to provide for building
residence for the Governor. Committed to
Committee of the Whole.
Assembly bill 6S, to license laundries and
wash houses On motion of Smith (of Sto-
rev out of justice to the poor wash women,
the bill was indefinitely postponed. Ayes,
80; noes, 8.
Adjourned at 2:3S P. NJ.
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THEB., ", P. & W. MINSTRELS.

The inclemency of the night, though it pre-
vented as good house as we should have
liked to see, did not prevent the assembling
81 very appreciative audience last evening.
We cannot too highly commend the novel
style with which these clever people open
their entertainment. Ethiopian minstrelsy
would be something else than itself were it
so be presented without the traditional Bones
st one end of the row of performers and the
tamborine man at the other But when these
sable apparitions drop the old extravagancies
and take on some new fashion of fun, as Bar
low and Wilson do, the quality of freshness,
go desirable in this class of shows, comes to
crafty the audience and assure that real en-
Joyment which is the end and aim of such
performances Our friends in Virginia City
will discover some very pleasing voices among
the singers of this troupe, and from first to
Last they will be treated to new business
nicely done, and Instrumentation executed
with much artistic skill Especially will they
admire the violin playing of Mr.. Eddie Fox,
and the singing of the Queen City Quartette.
For that matter the show is all good.
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A GOOD TEACHER REMOVED.

On Saturday last Mrs M. A. Bunce, teach
ar in the fifth grade of our public schools,
waa summoned before the School Trustees
and informed that her position would be de-
clared vacant The lady inquired whether
any complaint had been lodged against her,
or whether the Trustees had any doubts as to
her competency to continue teacher. In
each'case she was answered in the negative
Now, if Mrs. Bunce has filed the position of
teacher in our public school satisfactorily and
no fault has been found with her upon any
real or alleged grounds, there is no reason
why she should be removed From excellent
sources We understand that the lady in ques-
ton possesses the most desirable qualitica-
tons for teacher, is good discipiinarian
and has conducted her school in most e1-
smplary manner, In view Of these facts, her
must be cehsidered an act of gross
n juStJce
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE NINTH
SESSION.


CARSON CITY, February 10, 1879.
The Senate convened at Ii o'clock with
President in the Chair. Quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. McLain. Minutes of
previous day read and approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Martin, from Committee on Engross-
ment, that several bills so ordered have been
correctly engrossed.
By Dayton, from Committee on County
Boundaries, unfavorably on Assembly bill IL
(Mayhughs), for districting counties into
commissioners districts.
By Stewart, from Committee on Education,
favorably on Senate bill 90, to amend the
Public School Act
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
By Cassidy-That his bill 10, relative to the
construction of a courthouse in Eureka
County, be taken from the table and recon-
mitted to the Eureka delegation.
MESSAGES FROM ASSEMBLY,.
Transmitting bills upon which action had
been taken in that house and reported here
tofore
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Powning, without Notwithstanding
certain powers to the Board of the State Or
phan Home. Provides that they shall have
power to use all gifts and legacies donated to
that institution. Peferred to Committee on
Ways and Means
By Shepherd-To amend the Act for the
of wild game. Referred to Com
mittee on Agriculture.
By Boardman, without notice and by re-
auest-To create State Board of Health.
The Governor is to appoint FIVE persons as
such Board Referred to Committee on
State Affairs
By Stone-To amend the revenue law
Repeats the drummer license tax. Referred
to Committee on State Affairs.
Underwood's Assembly bill 9-For the bet
ter preservation of the fish in the waters of
his State Referred to Committee on Agri
culture.
Mayhush's assembly bill 61--To prevent
The running at large of swine fLom April 10
@ December TO- Referred to Commttee on
Agriculture
On motion of Mr. Cassidy the special or
Ter of the day was taken up, viz: the visit Of
he Senate in body to the State Orphan
Home.
Recessed until ? P. NJ.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Recessed until ? P. VI.

Convened at p. NJ President pro tenn
King in the chair
C:.ssidys Senate bill 90-To establish a
silver basis iii this State
bir, Meder moved to reject the bill De
cared out Of order by the chair afterward.
Laid on the table for four days.
Stones Senate bill 90 To amend the Pub
lie School law Provides for the purchase of
school books for INDECENT scholars and the
establishing of an infant department in dis
tricts containing 300 or more pupils, when
deemed advisable by trustees. Ordered
printed aud laid on the table
Stewards Senate bill 70-To protect the
rights of owners of stock shares. Provides
for the visits to mines by owners of 100 or
more shares Of stock once in fourteen days
Westertield moved to amend section 2 as
to make such visitor pay the actual running
expenses of the mine for three hours,
Mr.. Stewart said that he hoped they would
kill the bill outright and not make amend
ments which render it imperative and
absurd
Boardman sustained the position Of Mr..
Stewart
Mr. Wester6eld asked that Senator Stewart
explain the trouble caused by party visiting
a mine.
Stewart said the whole object of this bill
was only for the protection of the poor man
and would not work injury to the mining
He pronounced the proposed
amendment an outrage upon the common
sense and rights Of the poor men Of this
The Amendment was lost. Bill passed
yeas, II; noes, 4,
Wester6eld gave notice that on tomorrow
he would ask reconsideration of the vote by |
which Senate bill 20 was passed,
FarrelI's Senate bill $50 provide for the
erection of guide boards on public highways.
81; noes, 1.
Comins Senate bill 90 To provide for the
payment of certain Indebtedness of White
Pine County. Passed.
Mayhugh's Assembly bill 12-To provide
or districting the counties into commission
RS districts, making five such districts in the
State
Cassidy opposed the bill as unconstitutional
Indefinitely postponed.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
Announcing his approval of Cassidys Sen
tie bill, to ascertain and express the will of
he people on the question of Chinese immi-
ration by general election.
On motion of Mr.. Gibson the Senate went
nte Committee of the Whole, for considera-
ion of certain bills, with Senator Stone in
he chair
Pnwnings Senate bill S2-To provide for
he fixing OF salaries of county officers.
Cassidy moved that when the committee
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injustice.

There is not in the State more earnest
and capable mind enlisted in behalf of rail
way reform than that of Hon. A. G. Ellis
We do not speak from any authority nor yet
upon any hint; but knowing the gentleman as
well as we do, and recognizing the need, at
this important juncture, of such calculation
and advocacy as can be brought to bear in be-
half of this subject we hope that Col. Ellis
will be invited either by the Legislature or
his fellow citizens, or both, to lecture upon
the Railway Question at an early day.
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A Physiciar,. - Y.ar., .xpertence.

COLUMBIA, lunuinue Co, July 10, 1878.
W. J. Horne. Eso Dear Sir: For time past
have ha used in my ptctcs the California RI Truss
With entire satisfaction in oi complicated hernia
# both During practice Of forty i've years have
,nlnd tr~, that @ot with the and certain
~ retain he required adjustment, the pressure being AL
ways Jude! the immediate coutroi ri The patient. The
simplicity and Of application il of itself guarantee
70 every experienced physician. have the honor remit
~ mail the mount due, known that contribute to the
elevation ~ afflicted humanity. Yours, truly,
! p TlBBITS, NJ D.H
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COMPANY AND IT'S MAsQUE BAL.

On the night of Friday. February 21 (the
eve of Washingtons Birthday, the Carson
Guard Company F, First Brigade Nevada
Miitia). will hold Masquerade Ball at their
armory, in the old Carson Theater The
tickets are placed at the easily attainable
figure of S. This will be very fine affair
Costumes will be on hand with all the needed
masks and harlequin toggery, the best of
ruusic will be employed and in all respects the
evenings entertainment will be very attrac-
tive and brilliant. One circumstance would
seem to insure the completest success The
Orderly Sergeant of the company has sent the
editor of the NoENISG APPxAL a compli-
mentary ticket. That settles the question as
60 tone The dancing, we would beg to state,
will begin at O'Clock sharp. We learn that
it is the purpose of some of our most lovely
and attractive ladies' to be very exquistely
costumed for the occasion
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JOE POTTER COMMITS SUICIDE. OF the
suicide of a well-known member of the fra
ternity of gamblers a telegram i'll last even
ings Chronicle informs US as follows:
Bodie, February 1O,-Joseph Potter a
sporting man ll-known in Virginia City,
committed suicide with morphine last even
nag
1t is little surprising that Potter should
have thus made way with himself. He used
20 be very jolly, devi-may-care sort of
character. and somehow he had acquired the
reputation Of being particularly gamey.
Opp FELLOWS BALL.-On the night of
Friday the I4th instant the Odd Fellows
of Washoe Lodge No. 8, Washoe City, will
give grand social dance" Tickets includ-
ing supper, So They have complimented the
MORNING APPEAL editor with free ticket.
Thanks.
POSTPONED. The case Of the Government
of the United States VS.. T. f. Parkinson,
under accusation of illegal voting for the office
IF Congressman was again postponed yester-
day on motion OF the defendant, until April
next.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-11
ALWAYS AHE I'd.

Instead Of waiting for the OF the before get
ting goods, take pleasure to inform our patrons
that just received Complete New Stock Of Dress
Goods exquisite Fancy Goods 1hich offer at such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the most
stiny father and husband dive down for his bottom
dollar
We have received consignment Of Oae Hundred Coaks
with positive Instructions close them ont at any price
aud WI will do it. MRS. }. SHEf Err a co.
Carson January %, 1879. DO