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water lsnt lowered about two feet II looked
as tlmnFl, slio Whole N1rth Brunch might be
tss STfh The X & y aoal tTs"tlYfsf nsE S%!* d 4 thst s
tlliing en,icet1, n that netgllborl!ood would
soOn he left without ai, occupation, and lta
t.W,crs wU.tls! l}e frc0 to ctint,entc suit fur
nes dE; aGntst te sty tY S t, te e., ,rgs ist
Mt nj, EXPENSE 0f 2taN to the t;txaycrs iOr the
accommodation nf the .lIstfliery, would have
tn look nt,t for another }ot'.
!ewfSsr ,,sc tae eni iIay9F Isy ha 1y rsis G' ts
aid directed Tint tho water 10 turned Tho
other way, and this WIS dhlie.
THE TnlnuNE reNtter asked Mayor liar
liz answered Tint so ,far as Tie worE wis
concerned l,e Thought the scl,clnc was Il ssic-
crSs, hut l,C Ind sum-. mlsgfvfngs NJ to the
durability of the innclllhrry. lfe thought
lLinH w0Nlt soon give out.
Mr. Sullivan. WIS askntl concerning this
question, and he promptly asS'iHt! the re-
porter TINT tho machinery would iii that
IGN FOR TWENTY yYARs
lmfnre It would wear OIL. lle saItt that 1t
WIS the bst Kind Of M Improved rerpen-
dcutur combination double tllnrfnc engine;
The oiers iFht eve out but they could be
Yestertlny n,ny be considered tic formal
npcling Of the Fullerton ayul,ut: conduit by
TIC cEty. The authorities xent up n, fireman
tn assst Mr.. Colley, WHO overlooked tho
building Of the ,nneltl.crS, md h l.y contract
compelled 10 run u for 0,'n year: Thc pumps
wer.: set In operation on the Nth of, jrceisf-
until yesterday. 1t Is the intention. IL run
Tic machinery ten hours sIny f9r the pres
was questioned BY tho reporter, seemed
to tlitnk that t would M necessary
10 ,Eecp the current continuous, by
working the pumps tlay anil hight,
III urtler to keep tho river pure md cleull.
Afterward, however, ls 50 gr.l'llctl Ills
Kept running continuously, whenever It w1s
,lccessary to cleanse thu river, and tlIet allow
1t to stop for Il time, It might work the salH,
result. 1t Is quite likely tl,at the pumps will
be kept going with ono gang Of lncn, work.
Ing ten hours II day.
Tho Mayor uls0 Thought that somebody
would havc 70 be employed down town, to
cnrtllng to thp direction of the wfntl. The
purity left tho cnginc-ilousc aud returned TO
TIC city, hy way Of the tuK; a',ont the middle
nt their endless task,
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BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
Adjournment OF the Illinois Stnte AE-
rlcltlturnl Socicty-TIIc Work Done.

Adjournment ol lie l!slhol" Stnte AE.
rlcltitural socicty-Tl,c Work Done.
sptetas D,spaseh to The Cateuoo Tribune.
SrllSnrlE1,p, ILL.,, .Jo1l, 0,-Tlle Stute Hoard
~ ortc,,t,ro r,,uo,n,ln,l n, nu,,,,n, uao,,,,
ias, ,r,n Wa.nI t.n" ,,,, 10 -, 'ses"s
to"e''y. INC l'oa1u nus oeen Ill session io'lr
days, nnd transacted considerable business.
.rhe ,,coplu OF Chicago wilt be Interested TO
learn tbat the Board las decided Ia hoId mn.
tt.s Tnt r..,. cna. T., T,,,s.. " 80. ".s
othe. ta9"so1oek ohoW IN enlcago this year,
PROVIDED tho expenses nre guaranteed. The
laSt two shows lavo been very successful I'll
hecn piven nt nnite ioss r., N" ' I'"orJ M ,rhov
III, b. oa,,,'a ~ 'oo w ',r',,.,, s ICY
w.'1 ~ so',h'nea, however, PROVIDED tlose
Interested III Improving tho quality Of
mcat-prmlucing anlnals will ngree uIat tlle
EXPENSES viii po covered. Az ii ia
ax,,n,teJ that Iris 1c,,, h t,on" ~, at,xo"t,v'
sHpe. ..Hi... ;,'' M tuas VII W u., ~ "..'1lso
1lfelnllllh-llst Inns been arrnhgca lot tho new
show, md several changes 1nAdo that ought
to make It more generally Interesting.
Among tle reforms tleel!etl npdil. for the
next State Fnlr IL tho ullulItiun If the mlli-
tary premiums. Only three Companies rom;
, 1880-01-10
ILLINOIS BAR ASSOCIATION,
Third Annual Meeting Mt Springfield
New Members Received - Financial
NfAfGtngnf-tAnNfn1 Address Of Gen,

Third Annual NIectlng Mt SprlnxficrL-
New Members Received - Nfnnnclnl
Statement nt-Annun1 Address Of Gen.
John 4. HlcCIcrnnIad-I;iccttu 0r OlIl-
ccrS-Aprolntnlcnt OF Committees.
Special Correspondence Of The CAieupo Tribune.
EpMESGf1ELn, ILL.,, Jun. B.--The third annual
meeting Of tho Illinois State 1inr Association be-
ghn III the scunto Chamber thz morning, with /,
fair attendance of numbers. Tho Association
WIS called 10 order about II oclock by the Pres
ident, Judge Thornton Of Slle!byvlllc. Among
tho members present wero Judge j. n. Dr1ld-
well, Ch!cugo; Charles blanchard, Ottawa; L. p.
Him. Lincoln: Gen. N1oon,tleld, bloomington:
tho Hon. +. Callnhnn. 1stb!n@n; the Hon. II.
8. Edwards, Springfield; Col. william l..
1ross, the Hon. Milton llny, springfield;
scnators George Hunt, Pnr[s. and John 81. Hmm
sltou. Bloomington; 8. W. aloulton, shclbyvlllc:
Joe II. MAnn, Danvlllc; MnI. a. Ornlor,I, cx-
tlpv. John n. Palmer, tho Hon. John Mayo
Palmer, Springfield: Jnmes ~. Riggs. winchcs-
ter: c. A. ltnhrrts. Ickin; Gen. John I. Nm,ker.
ficns',tl Wtt,i. EiiI!tghaia: = #. %ttaht lin.
va,pl; Frunris II. Wright, lJrbn,m; &. Il. Whit
my. Caution: Judge ". a. Welsh, Cnrliivillc; H..
X. Wilton, Chicago; II. E. Williams, Blootning.
Tho following new members were received on
Recommendation Of tho Committee nn Atl1nis-
tp' ;. " 9s, shatt, prIne!ri: G @ GfFr' FF"".
Glh ". MUGS Ch1ehKu: leobEft AoMilllnms.
Itchled; Henry y. liiklln Alton; Gen. E. II,
ilalniisen Q,,!uSy; ,GG;rA':E =: EMlnE. hseats.r; il
nun; Vi. Il. Toonis, srfing;icld; q. u, Jaa,,ith,
an1s; .. II SnsVE' rpfiniiiciu; 5sor9e H. Chn-
Col. Oross, tho secretIry, presented fis annuai
tlnat,clnl statcrncnt. which was arproved. i
Tho tln,o for tic iellydry Of tic utl,,ol adrres
having nrr'vcd, mn Invitation WIS sent to tho
Judges Of the Sllt,rcnle Court and ipmjlMte
Cnlirta. nsklng thoir nttendatlrc. .JulEcs Lncey
nutl plilalnlry, Of The Srcortl district Appellate
Court. WHO tgcru uresent, were ulaO inytteti IA,
delay, tho Judges VI tho AppG!nfc Cotlrt MY,-
pcnred, followed III II fcw moments by those IL
tho ElIrrrine Court. who werc rrlMtyr1 with TIM
usilai rercnnntss.
Gen. John X. McClcrnnntl, Of Springfield, thcn
lcllycrgi tho u,lnIini njrrss. T'lp ,tirrs4 wins
Il lengthy one. f!lll tho author reviewed t!,o Ets-
torr ll1lt Fundamental prIhcitlgs Uf ctyll mid Ill
fnrnht[ [ptmf Inv giving tis itffus fo,rrr1nV tho
titlty ar tjle iiur Ii rrintiUn 10 lp,unr tht..n.
iii the nftcrllt,lx pct.ra wci1 Gjrutrti ia fu1.
1u,yH: President 83lvu I}yjii M,a.i,llOeh Prorin
Vfce- ircH!jcnts. SAll,rl l.. IwtuI,t. Ecntrniim:
, 1880-01-10
THE MISSOURI kaARsllAlsRlP.

6pstGas QLpatta to The Chttdov 9FthuNs.
ST, Louis, No., Jan. 0.-'The tight for the
position 1T United States AlarAilu! Of the
Eastern, District of Missouri Is becoming
Interesting. The ma1t most likely 10 get the
nomination Is tho Hon. jain C. Mcneil,
Indtan Commissioner, hut no appears ut the
salae time the most likely tu meet with OBJ
position IN the Seuate. 1t was Mcneil who,
during tic Var, had ten men shot at I'al:.
by tl,o!r brother g,'errlllas, and. the Rebel
branch Of the Democracy llus tiutcA him
nyer Slnce. 1t II dep1acd rs utmost certain
that Veat will bp compelled, by, The
make pessollal tight n4ninst the. llolnlnn-
%an @ aisfiably ! Jfltsl !' 10! tho plass, t1ongi. @
re- re- Mast aSRop,'aF man II tte State With
ls EMlle Thomas, lale Sheriff of st. Louis,
Oh and WelEknpWn Republican Louder,
, 1880-01-10

GeVfNo q. Rfiai. Palestine. III. ~ was In bod
Oh my toot, whul, the Ut. 1aHata oil I had dr.
derta calno to nlo. used it end l1s otEaut Nps
wonderful. Tho following day attended " NY
business AXnin,' =
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Recorder Hack stt aIecta Ills match.

ks1 Y9rk IFnKs.
Haek0tt WIS rcproyeA Dho tlay in a very em-
phAtto ulAJlher by u gentleman who Ii well
Known In club circles III lhis city to-day. Tha
, 1880-01-10

. MUSICAL INSTR I'm ENTN,
A
A VERY PINE TONED t-DCTArE ORGAN
~ with atntn. pn3y &9l ut q EnAt {ntI!nnn.rt,
"DEckEh p'1os.
, 1880-01-10
CITY REAL ESTATE.

ItUN SALE :. FINE. IOUNLE YrUNE.FilDNT
{ioHp-o Freat barRAln. HENRY WALLKK ill IT
, 1880-01-10

9nt, anu Will very Rinaly Indeed 1et lin l1lve
a1sop Me profits: IT The , estimate of the lmper y
i1r 1000 IN the, rnea.npnent. Taking the
editors figures, lut ,ls figure d little. Sup,
Rposs " 7.o9o are ncconMtot!atG! I'M three anys vt
piai tents lox feet i mt; ,o "i'lccrs tents cts
ex!o.-a larger number than is now Il thu
ffeseryy fRss dappts OF all the deuartnents OF tho
~ kHnlte4 t Stalcs ar@l'y. An aet ct CanKrHsa
dGiRots can ba used, The number required
VIII far exceed tho number that can he OH
tall!eI from depota, Md therefore tho Trlell-
tha!,,C f,a! Conip!tteo viii be eoMpeilel to l.nye
et0 ap!ecc: But II the whole nunliMr-l,t0
could be nhtalNea from tho Government, It
WI be necessary to l!nve 400 lnarIle-tents
matle, At y cost OF from so tn 8lO0 earlI.
39al!llers nnt! Tie Gfantl Staits Of tic different
Communicates ~ who form the ellcampmoMt.
These tents. aitur, tie TrlcnniAl Conolaya
ends, VIII be nlnaost worthless. No one will
seG ay tSr us9 ary ff ea nv @ nr,ea ,oy eanot a 70
secure The "AttSS toSe,i,snt s % teits, W. w viii If
nava 10 pay the cartage from the different
nepo5s vi. where they arp stored to thB cars,
s$ ~ s1a aSts Z s Gsps .spss s oDs s ss['1s ss
W. have To return them. 1t will take iiftaell
The The tyelEht e, Nill eoS1 s$a i %ili dig
EIoMntIs, and then theri. Is the expense OF u,-
!!oad!nk them. we calculate $500 for the
{GS,af, {Sx E,ayn aa i hlqa'lnK an unloadtnK; MKT t
;s9st 81 saci!, but we astillato Only 81, 80 luf
tho ,pM 10 hltcll thoN. requires special
l9Hnr. 70 tako them dnw,, relnlrea only un-
SKILLED labor. For that wy allow $500: A
sary. They will cost &l0h VS. promised In
fhD cfrculnr that they ahall. be clean and
healthy. To that end wusl,howls will be- litx.-
:tr.Isasy. There will have to ls go of them
eehts Apiece. Noxt como 900 watcr-buckcts
, 1880-01-10
FULLERTON CONDUIT.
Formal Opening Of the Works for De-
odorizing the North Branch,
Inspection Of the Machinery by
the Principal City Officials.

tuc IFlnclpnl lily OHlClulHs
Everything Works to a Charm, and All
, Ara Satiaaed.
Tho rain was descending In torrents M q
finHuSE representative lmltcti nj lie end
IF the Clark street bE!sge yesterday foreman
ut about II. flic tug llobGrt 1eurrn'st ffny 1T
the river below with sten,n lip. ready for
travel, md several Inc1l Rt4,Otl Upon her deck.
4 moment inter Mayor Harrison, Controller
Gurncy, Engineer u. q. Crcgtcr, r. &. Court~
s,ey, Assistant-Engtuccr. s. q. Artingstnl!,
Cnbt. Charles Mckay, j. WmnIford, nf tlm.
Wnter-Ottico; Henry Mason, Of the West Side
Pumping -Works; AID. Meyer, Il. +. Zobe,
null others, friends Of the CITY Al,ninistrn-
tion, friends Of tho ocOntraclnrs, anl friends OF
everybody, TO tho number 0l about twenty,
came u the stairwny md looked tlnwn upon
the ting, which answered tho look with n
sl,nrp, dcfnnt whistle, signtfynE TINT II wns
rcady for business. Ills Honor called from
tho ton Of the stairway, "Tm don't expect
that I Am going mt on. that unprotected
Thing In this pllirss raitl. 'l0 ynn"" An III.
colrusinE n,lswer from the craft brought tic
Mayor dawn, mil lie smiled hopefully Us he
looked Mt his friends there assembled.
Cupt. Richard Tarrant gave tic starting
signal, MID the tNE commenced 10 work III
obedience to the command. The most Of tho
party wrre furnished protection FROM the
wind and rain according 10 their rank, hut
many centennial themselves with leaning
against the ieewnrt sl!le Of the li!tle cabin.
tie engineer, JOHN I'rowr, w!I0 nnpcnrcd us
plucky rs his Kansas 1lut,lcsnke. The scrap
Ing Of the bottom Of the bout i, tho ciay, soo,i
testified to tile truth Of his assertions.
Division strect bridge. Glad tho Mayor Is OH
board, sn lie can sec for himself how l!c likes
it, continued Mr. Brown, IN n half solil-
"iiis Honor has doubtless had tho same
experience OIL land" remarked the reporter.
!" suppose you follows are nil golrlx up to
s 'nse .ad;, fIn! j, opening of the Fullerton ave
"That's +, l believe, II We succeed In get
III guess we'll get you, there. though +!
lS',,. laxnt been up the North Brunch for good
T1rE scESERy WAS n1c11
and Varied alonE tle route. Thy waters Of
the NOrlh BrAleh presented tic richness nfMl
the different sights along shore presented Il
vnriety. Lnrgt numbers Of men were nj
work upon the vessels which were lnI'i M nj
ti1elr, respe,iya tlt!oks, calkIng their stlcs,
MNny remarks, weru passed by tho workmen
"Guess tlmt's smelling committee" OH
Yes, It must he, for there's the Mayor"
asIsM!TGy! attotiGr.
"Whtch une =" .......
."Doll't ynn. sec TINT, roMgh-innkin' cnss,
with Il SLOUGH Int OIL Md his brrrches rolri
nll anil cigar ln his mouth. II si,tn'' there
III tho bow lookin' ~ though i.c didn't care
tl--f0r anything n
.",Yess, seq him., .....
, 1880-01-10

hrlwr'e CAmptsGrnttl SaM,nncc0,,s Dentjfrtcc
0r1iRfnnnH nfHl swnie.s tho mouths Of wnlnrr,.
ThGrG Ia III excuse for bad },rthlhs Ur Inat,euIy
teeth, aa tho tlst Of tho ]entjftIrc will demon.
AtE,tts = Et!i1tA. AYntl aNtntf.rfrflA.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-09

Our ANNUAL PHENoMENoN.-Once more
the gravel train is started The gravel train
of the V. Il T. 1t starts up once a year-ln
the Spring The season and the job call forth
an annual raise in the energies of our youthful
town bucks Two months in a year at So ii
in the evening, with chance for further ex
ercse in the way of walk home frem what
ever point the train chances to stop at, is no
bad thing This annual spirit of industry is
may not be compared, on the ground of
pleasurable pastime, with "Mashing," but it is
a tslerably substantial way of killing time.
THEATER SoLD.-The Carson Theater was
sold yesterday at Sherih7s sale to satisfy the
mortgages of the Harris Brothers and the
Carson Savings Bank 1t was bid in by Geo.
B. Hill, cashier of the bank, for %, 1856, Mr..
H. doubtless purchasing for the institution
with which he is connected. The former
owner, BIr Moore, has six months in which
to redeem the property.
In THE JA1L-At present there are thirteen
prisoners in our County Jail, one of whom, !
Jones, is United States prisoner Another,
Pritchard, is awaiting second trial On
charge of murder. OF the remaining eleven
three for petit larceny, three for burglary, |
four for vagrancy and one for assault and bat |
terry, are serving out terms
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-09
STOREY COUNTY ITEMS.

Bishop Whitaker will deliver an address
before the Virginia Reform Club next Satur-
day evening.
The Washington Guard, one of Storey
countys most popular military companies.
gave a promenade concert and ball last night
1t cost the city government of Virginia City
last month S., 1872 %. Pretty expensive
municipal luxury. For the same period it
cost Gold Hill 81, 1873 p.
The Republican primaries to elect delegates
to the State Convention will be held on the
18th instant. The State Convention meets in
Austin on the 18th pro1imo.
The shipment of bullion from the Sierra
Nevada, Union Con, Ophir, California and
Con. Virginia for the three months of the
present year is 81, 553, 913 A.
The drama of Ten Nights in Bar Room
will be repeated in Virginia City on next
Saturday night, when it is proposed to dis
tribute prizes of the value of $780,
Dr. Heath, who died in Vagina City on
Tuesday last, and whose remains were taken
East, owned an orange grove of 300 acres
in Florida, on which there are 1000 orange
trees.
Nelson Allen, present Chief of Police of
Virginia City, will be candidate for renomi-
nation to the Office before the Republican
City Convention. The Chronicle says he ''has
made very creditable record during the past
year" which is a compliment indeed from an
opposition paper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-09
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never oceur if you
are particular with your teeth, and cleanse
them every day with that famous tooth wash,
SOZODOET. From youth to old age it
will keep the enamel spotless and unimpair
ed. The teeth of persons who use SOZO-
DON'T have pearllike whiteness, and the
gums roseate hue, while the breath is puri
fed, and rendered sweet and fragrant 1t is
composed of rare antiseptic herbs and is en-
tirely free from the Objectionable and iniu-
rious ingredients of Tooth Pastes, etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-09

| OPEN TEMPERANCE MEETING. On to- NOR
row Saturday evening there will be an open
temperance meeting at the Reform Club
Rooms 1t will be sort of gs-as-you- pl ease
| temperance rail- There has been complaint
that the meetings of the Reform Club have
| not of late had enough temperance in them.
Dr.. Nc 1enzie, We believe, intimated thus
much. In order that ne further complaint
shall be made on this score, and to give all
who wish an opportunity to ventilate the tenn
perance subject, open temperance meetings
will hereafter be held each Saturday evening
except when the Club or the Ladies' Union
give pay entertainments. Tomorrow evening
shert temperance addresses will be in order,
and there will also be singing by good choir.
general invitation is extended to all inter
ENFORCEMENT OF CeNTRAcr - Yesterday
morning an APPEAL reporter saw Chlnaman
running at top of speed and observed three
other celestials following him as fast as their
legs would carry them. The fugitive, finding
his pursuers gaining upon him, threw away
his coat and kicked off his wooden soled shoes
to hasten his flight. In vain. He was caught,
and the beating he received at the hands of
his irate countrymen was terrible. After hit
ting him until they lacked breath to punish
him further, they dragged his bunged up cor.
pus to Chinatown. They explained that he
had made contract with them to work in
their garden; and they swore they were going
to hang him up by his g-tail until he should
come to proper appreciation of the obligation
he had assumed.
A NEAT PRIZE We saw yesterday at Mr.
Thaxters drug store neat piece Of work
manship in the shape of a watch seal, which |
Mr.. T. offers as prize for the best score at
the monthly contest of the Carson Guard.
Tha seal is ebony, inlaid with silver, and was
executed by convict out at the State Prison.
On one side is a silver scroll on which the
name of the winner may be engraved, and on
the other is a miniature target diagram, the
rings and bulls eye being of inlaid silver. A
fac simile of the score will be made on the
target side of the seal. In this connection
We give the score made at the last monthly
contest of the Guard, which took place on
Sunday last: John R. King 43, gold medal;
4. A. Borges, Al, coin; Henry Meyers. 80,
liver medal. ..-- -.
WAHTED.-An experienced use-kesper
vsald like situation in a small family. Ap-
,ly at this Office. ..... a.... ii
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-09

"SoME CRITICISM" - A communication
under this heading, signed ''An Inquirer, "
and treating of school matters, appeared in
the APPEAL Of Wednesday last. We have
heard that the position taken by our CORES
pendent has caused dissatisfaction in some
quarters. 1t ought to be UNDERSTOOD by this
nae hat the columns Of the APPEAL are open
for discussion Of the school question: and
we are ready to publish any reply to the COM
munication above referred to provided, of
course, such reply is given in temperate and
an argumentativs disposition. 70
LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS. was reported
last night that the Cowing and Zabriskie mine
had been bonded to party of New York
capitalists, and the report came with q strong
celoring of truth. The price fixed upon is
$50, 900. The purchasing parties, according to
the bonds, have the privilege of perfesting
the sale by September next.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-09
ALWAYS AHEAD!

The Olcovich Brothers are now offering
their stock at such rates that it will pay II
thrifty persons to buy goods at their store.
Just opening:
Two hundred pieces new choice prints.
An invoice of z. G. Burt's celebrated kid
boots.
Novelties in buttons, hairpins, fancy
goods, ruchings. etc., etc.
Irish poplins worth $3.50 at IS cents per
yard,
Irish poplins worth 81 at so cents per
yard.
OLCOvICH Brothers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-09
ODDS AND ENDS.

About one hundred names registered up
| to last night.
Hon. Jasper Babcock, Secretary of State,
left for Sacramento on Wednesday last.
Charles Foreman, Superin tendent of the
Overman aud California mines, was in this
| city yesterday.
j. b. Stevens, one of Virginia Citys early
time residents, arrived in Carson last night,
and he leaves this morning for Candelsrla
Yesterday was pay day at the V. IL I. Office,
and the only regret We heard was that more
Frank Bosko leaves tomorrow night for
the Bay City, where he is to lay in splendid
stock OF Spring and Summer clothing and fur
nishlng goods.
Seven celestial connoisseurs were yesterday
seen in front of the Mint admrlng the paint
Ing of Chinese equestrian on paint shop
sign across the way.
Capt. A w. Pray, of Glenbrook, was in
town yesterday. We believe it is tolerably
well understood that the Captain is not an n
thusiastc Sharon man.
A tax sale of thirteen pages of closely writ
ten manuscript on legal cap, to which is af
fixed the signature of Sheriff Hill, ornaments
portion of the Ormsby front
Members of the Carson Guard who are ia
vorable to forming shooting teams, and this
ought to embrace most of the company, are
reminded of the meeting called for this Fri
day. evening at the Armory, to commence at
8 clock
Hon. w. D. c. Gibson, one of Storey
county's held-over Senators, was in Carson
yesterday, where he was compelled to stand
as much hand shaking as any strong man ought
to stand. He returned to his home, Gold Hill,
during the afternoon.
"Schollary" is the way a compositor got
scholarly" in yesterdays issue of this paper.
He won't do so any more. His funeral, which
was as transformations as that of Sir John
Moore, took place at midnight, and the process
for the occasion.
The playful tiger was let loose last evening
in the rear of the Ormsby billiard room for
the first time in several months. His ways
appeared to be ways of pleasantness, and
there seemed to be no danger of his clawing
any enc unless they were indiscreet enough to
fool with the animal.
The Maynard Il Mackley Comedy Troupe
is the name of a combination now heading fer
this part of the country, Harry Maynard be-
Rg in charge of the outfit AIRY hisn't the
pest of hactors, you know, hat e can put a
bloody cad hon hany man that doesn't think
e his An exchange is enthusiastic over Mrs.
Aaynards wardrobe.