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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

bOO0e No.
The cowbsli nui amos IS again com
p.sinsd OF.
Pref Ingrsham's party Of csmrer.-
not arrived home yesterday.
The tug Golish was in port 10 under
20 her annual inspecsios, yesterday.
HI 'fibtalls. the steamship agent.
hes gone To San Francisco. via Port.
land.
Major Hayden and family GO tni.y tn
whidby leland. for the esjoymsut OF
their annual camp mt.
The Wide West ran from Postlsna 10
Astoria, last Wednesday. in Just Eve
hours Ninety three miles " the dis
lance.
There seems 10 b another ,hip carry
ing the name Of Ei dorado, the arrival
nj which, fssn R,o Jsnsiro, 10 reported
o. victosiAs few days ago.
NJ H @ S,ruvs r.turosd last even
ing frum biz several weeks trip up sid
down the Coluabia river. He 10 n"v
r-frsstsd and ready fJr work.
Capt Hopkins passed up the Sound
ycstsrdsy. having 10 charge 20 prisoners
from Lscoaper. who viii Sud qasrtsra
in the L. (. P-sstsntiary on Mcneil
Island
Ths bsst sign that the salmon run has
commenced is the number of indians
vh, .rs pitching thsir tsuts along the
beach sad near the mouth Of tbs Du.
wansish river THIS il ths 'thisd' yssr
and q big run 10 expectsi.
Ten esnts apiece for copies NJ the
WEEKLY IkygLLIGEScxR. just issued
from the press. containing the la'ssi
news from i,omn aud abroad. entertain.
ing s,isc~li.ny. &c. For ssIs at w n
Pumphreys. AIso f.T sale there back
Ia the cA.e Of the United States VI
Jonsthau Chs~e.. taken to Lsconner
lsosa Suobomish county. charged with
selling whisky Ia Indians. the prisoner
vas fund guilty and sentenced TO 30
day. in tns U s. penitsn,isry ct Nc
Neil Island.
A private dispstch To . gentleman To-
mi. city. yesterday. suaouncss that Pr
cite csu6ty h.d bold her convention
aud hist. uet~d the delegates 10 The
Tsrritosiai Convention for ] b Allen,
for DsIsgats. aud N II Bloomfield foi
Prosssutisg Attorney.
Ms Bsss Robius0A, manager Of ths
hovss Of Miller d Richard. furnisher,
of printsrs' goods. IL making shos,
tour Of the H0und. This house Ne havs
long deal, With. and have 81 ways found
u fair. square and liberal. Mr. Il leaves
for Olympia today.
Mrs. I D,llop gave . party Ut the
Methodist P.ssousgs 10 Salem. . few
evenings sg". to company OF twenty
tao oil folxs Tho youngest person
pressat wss 81 y.ars OF age. the oldest
~. the average a the whole company
"A years. and their aggregate seges
1910.
Matters on the LAWYER Frazer are ex-
cs-dingly dull. The hands 1T the can
n~riss have ell been discharged and II
10 feared that there will be no run 81
Hsh. A few boats were engaged Ia
sweeping the heads . the Eaterpriss
came cut last Tuesday. hut the results
wsre from one TO Ave Ash for haul
only.
Mr. Mc0rsw. who 10 nov Fire War.
den a. we'll ~ Police Chief. ives around
yss,erd. ~ sxamining Chinese residences
Ia several he found 90 much danger oil
Are that be at orce threw out Of doors
the defective pipss. These Cinnamon
have ~ 10 watched coutinuslly. and our
present Fire Warden can b. trusted ID
attend 70 the Job fright up 20 the ban.
de"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

kAYrISo Loas TnousASDs OF NILEs.
SO nsvts.s % The uay from Nss
Oslss1s 10 Bridx. port. Coss.. y , wal>
sst log raft. or part Of il. which 10 part
q IN order Zoe ten nillins fret Tor .
essiay macbiss factosy. There uAs
30 blaek walnat logs and 500 cypress
. he rsit. asuy II The former being
esse cir feet il diameter. Thu raft
re ninety dAys 10 going FROM The ior-
eets ca tbs Arkuasas river 70 New Or.
iesns. Il onnsaiaed Co, 900 feet and
nas no II the asst sAip0ests & ths
sind starls1 ENsk The timber enms1
b rail iron New Oslsons - per lsO0
cheaper thAs ~ sAsAnskip.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

HANCOCK AND GARFIELD p. Os.-The
Postofiice Department is overrun with
applications for lev postofiices to be
named Garfield aud H ,ncock. For the
former name the applications to date
are l2j. and fur the latter 9v. The
Department has granted the Gar
Geld request 10 0~orgia. Iowa, Indiana,
Kentucky. New York. psnnsy ivania.
Missouri. Colorado and Michigsn. and
the Hancock IN Texas.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13
MUSICAL M. p. Bl.nlAoln b,

MUSICAL --Mr. p. Blankholm has
arrived With . Ans stock Of imported
musical merchandise. consisting Of VIC.
lins. socordeous sud other instruments,
with their furnishings. ilis goods will
be On exhibition 1t the Bor~su fos few
weeks. 4 large invoices OF excellent
shs~t mas,c will arrive in . lev dsys,
including the latest popular songs. Call
snd exsmins the goods. sll.Im
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

NtcAsisss sassiitAls 1ujsssses.
Guaranteed 10 cure promptly and per.
nnancntly every cass ~ 0oaorrh9a
elect and Whitsa no aast<r Of how
isng q andins. IL directions ere followed
Intssasl nedicire not rsco0usNded al
nscessary. a cure guaranteed o. 1onAy
sefuaslsd. Fer sal By n. Z. Cody I
Co. wholesAls snd rstaii druggisss. So
atsls, W. r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

NAruKALIzrD TIE following named
aen resolved thsir anal p.pvrs Of nat
aralis,ti,a at LAcoan~r last week:
J..hu C.rIuelsy. Matthias Anstsinsor,
Andrew Morriso.. Colmsn Hoskiu,,
william Grey end Samael Wilson.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

Tina Boss LUNCH AND THE BEET
BgER. yoa viii always dnd .. the
Couoos,aia Hall. m Mil street. not
only the hs>t Ut hose made. bat also
che excellent ru,ns.olds Lager Beer.
Also ,mportel beer in quart az pint
bottles. Rilsa ham ard all kinds OF
cnld lunches to or ler.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

PERSONAL We hal q pl-ss.it call
from Me ID Pes,soa. Ut Coupevills,
yrss~rday. He 10 10 town with his
wife. Who !. under Dr. H'ghw.rjsn's
Care. Ar r has noi b .en H. Srsttls for
sixte~n y.ars. AMI j. ssach plea.ed 1t
the growth aud enterprise Of the place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

The b a effect Of mercury will BE ef-
eectually srsdicsied from the system
by using several bottles os Pfnsder's
Oregon Blood Pasiaes. already Staple
arti.le.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

Ladisa ~ hAys : 1ioe assartmsst q
:elassa s1gau ~ eAksa -. - ~
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HOTEL AR1IvALS


NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
r Bun', San gfseeiscs JB Allen, Olympia
D De pbeir, do & Hopkins, d
wwnsh,. Dc slnsa, Psy.isp
{ Barker, racoaa McCyshSn,
u " rhibeeits gf, naker,
sqast W1 ssilive I. Tacoma
J cssIiu. " 3 eA, Peru'd Eagan, do
Ms Holyoks. esabeek " eehsfsr. steiiacooD
Mrs. walker, do Wilson, %
Hanss. CAibsnado kw 0sbofne, Groea
OCCIDENTAL HOrEL
yWiIiisns, Newcastle nreker. Payapsp
Ia bents, do D h ysdktns. CtsxiaAs
Hiitoe. 6oobonish West, Victoria
Vase. Csiaubus VI 0age, etsgm
v osssssr. n Laramie v Nelson, %
Crcs. A Lougfsilos, keu,cs
Miss Pslner. wildly Isl strengthen. do
Mis- CARAT. DO mrs WsIman, whsiesv
3 Drosn. IT eh. Sf Mn Saith, do
J kobiasoo, fost,.od NIX WLitpey,
Rohinssn. do Preston, Newcastle
Geroa. Victoria yGovn, d.
6inclair, do Ne u srtin, ma
y 7 Stafford, DO
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-13

We. the uuasragpeA AsrcAsnts and Sobbsss.
have sought and sold n lAsss Quantities DON.
xoLLYB CALIFORNIA Premium YEAST POW.
rEa fse ths lsss svsaU ysasx snd saa ~ VIII
truth that no other Yeast Powder he givsa noeu
ssasri ssiisfacstoa. bosh 10 he Trade snd Goa
sansU We Asvs ussd DONN0LLYJ YKAsI
PowpEn b our fsniliss. and cen testify - ID
vAoissomsssa md merit;
C.stls Bros. TilimaA Dsadsil,
Albsss Mo- . O.. nsantrss D 1eCiuEs.
u 4 @. nsagsls u EAemaa o..
Soses Co. Haas Dsca.
y. v. DoAU Co. Tasss. nsrkss Co.
nnpe oasd0sca. Esssrs 4 ca
xAsnas jennings. Dtslsy Bros.
Kruss Ea,se. Wellnsa. Rsrh O.. 3
sscsAaxxro.
AAams, MeNeili Co. Hall. Lnhss 4 Gu
Msbius Co. q. y. casaley.
?. u Iusssll.
Alice . Devils vssAsas i.as.
cOesss , Aselssy.
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cxsvfssa ssrriassos. scAvsAssAR Dsss. I @.
coss...c.s u YssA fevdse vim psssss nseiss
Ne shove tnausssasat 81 DoAEugLY1 YRADl
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Dest Ssrgst 70 ~ ~ Bsrsaa sisar.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Table showing during
Insurance. Companies doing business IN
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Death Leaves Paid by the Pacific
Company from January lst to July LIST. 1880.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

| BRAINS AND Drawn The examination for
the Annapolis cadetship is over, and the two
| highest names on the list are Lee CASTOR and
John D. Mcdonald, both of Gold Hull Gas
ton stands SO Sc in his examination, a high
average, and Mcdonald is but few points
behind. CASTOR, however, will be rel cted
for physical dis4nshications He is beIo"
the size required by the regulations, and has
An impeachment in his speech Mr.. Daggett
however, has informed Gastons mother that
he can go on to Annapolis, if he is willing to
take the chances of being rel -cted there in
the physical examination. Mcdonald on the
contrary is perfect athlete, and although but
seventeen years old, stands nearly six feet in
his stockings. When a hoy reaches Annap-
oils the other students make him go into the
ring and fight for place. He has to stand
dozen lively bouts or so, before he can be
graded according to his pneislitc capacities
Now, from all accounts Mcdonald is the lad
to represent the Sagebrush State in such a
place. He has Drawn as we'll as brains, and
when he gets into the ring the APPEAL has
every confidence in his ability to not only
clean out the ring, but thrash the professors
and if necessary thump the head of the in
stitution. Mcdonald ia the boy to hail from
the Sagebrush State. The following are the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26
FORTUNE TELLING.

RBMovAL - FORTUNE TELLING - Madam
lola, . fortune teller whose reputation has be.
come ~ extensive ~ her illustrious teacher,
Rsschell, il now in Carson, where she will
spsnd few weeks for the purpose of re-.
vsaling the mysteries Of the future. She di.
vines events to como of in stocks, gambling,
and love affairs. and reads tho trend Of futu.
rity, either by cards or the lines of tho hand.
Her palmistry il beyond comparison. Rooms
.. Second street, At Mrs. Mills, opposite the
southeast corner Capitol Square. Fee q. =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26
A CONSISTENT REPUBLICAN.
VIRGINIA CITY, August 10Th.

VIRGINIA CITY, August 25th.
+. Ed. APPEAL: have read yonr remarks in
this mornings APPEAL regarding the abilit,
IT the r publican party to e ect its nominees
without the assis, ance Of n sack brought from
California. 1 can say, right here, that the
c,nsis' ent Republicans of Storey county ale
with you in your fight against the moneyed
Influences of Nevada who seek to control ol
ruin everything they touch. l am Consist
ent R. publican, ana l believe a good deal il
the honest ballot As far as Sharon's fgh
Is Concerned, l do not propose to discuss it a,
length, but want to say that the APPEAL
. Republican paper has the right to Insist 81,
a R preventative from its own State, aud not,
outstanding the cry If monopoly organs
against it, there are enough honest Republl-
cans left who still have full confidence III it's
repubicansm. There can be no mistake
about Sharon's sack up here in Storey. l
know men, who claim to be honest and unap-
pro. enable who witt hin the last few days havs
begun to talk for Sharon. These same men
were cursing him up hill and down few
months ago would like to ace these men
he'd up to pnbic Contempt. There Is still,
however, a large class Of men left who will
fight to the last for any anti Sharon candidate
who will remain III the field. You Seem to
labor under the impression that every bod
has been bought up, but when the time comes
we will sho. you that The r. is" good spri"kling
If honest men left yet. Yours. etc,
A CONSISTENT REPUBLICAN,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

Quick RETURNS A few days ago Mr.. A.
Beede. employed in Hunts lumber yard. lost
forty shares of Con. Virginia, which he adver-
sed as lost or stolen. Yesterday morning
he found the stock in an envelope Oh the Il or
of the stable where they had been pushed
through a crack in the door during the night
The man returning the stock did not even
claim the reward. This comes from adver.
Using in paper universally read
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

SUBORDINATE PosIrIoNs- The Times
charges the editor of the APPEAL with having
occupied subordinate positions on newspapers.
This is quite true. The APPEAL editor has fed
papers to the press, folded them, mailed them
and carried them about the streets for two
dollars and half week. He has been en-.
gagged on over twenty newspapers on which he
had some one to oversee him who was smarter
by long odds and more experienced than him.
self. He was content to do drudgery about
a newspaper office, take the advice of older
heads and obey orders. He has passed
through twelve years of this process of sub
ordination and in looking ahead considers
that he just finished an apprenticeship. The
business of running q newspaper must be
learned like the carpenters trade, step by
step. One would hardly employ a man to
build house who had never handled plane
or saw. 1t ia very seldom that man can
start out in the profession as an editor and
publisher. Some very smart men have spen q
thousands trying the experiment. By accept
ing subordinate positions, working along
slowly and learning the details of the bust
ness, thev might have done we'll. There are
two ways of travelling along the scale. You
can begin at the bottom and work up, or be.
GIN at the top and slide down; you travel
faster the last way. The Times man has tai
ent, perseverance and energy, and for this
reason We would like to have seen him begin |
At the right end. It is not too late now.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26
Presi lent Hayes Coming.
Harmony Restored.
SAN FRANCISCO, August

The Republican State Central Committee
the late differences Regarding the Compost
ton of the Executive Committee, and made
arrangements for an active campaign.
Peter Katvenvaugh, a sailor on the ship
Triumphant, fell from alofs this morning
abont 80 feet, sustaining fatal injuries
The trial of Dr. 8. p. Chalfant for the
murder of Joseph B ICON, year ago in April,
was commenced in the Superior Court yes
terday
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

Yesterday the editor of the APPEAL was
met by a gentleman who informed him that
he had hunted the paper for defamatory
article regarding himself but had not foundit.
He had been informed the day before by what
he considered perfectly responsible party
that such an article would appear. We take
occasion to remark that no one outside the
Office knows what is to appear in this paper
until the APPEAL is printed and delivered
Any one claiming to know may be set down
a. q fraud
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

WELCOME FRUIr.-The APPEAL il indebt-
ed to Mr.. Lsmoureau1 for big box of fruit.
embracing no less than dozen varieties. In
the midst of political campaign, gift like
the above il cooling to the parched tongue
and welcome to the weary SOUL About box
. day would keep NJ in pretty fair humor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRMsBY HOUSE, SHARP BkorHERs PROPS
Geo Henderson. c. ndsl Misa Newman. Bodie
u n Fredricks, Va Harpenbing. San Fr
] II Mathewson. Va VII Pease, Aurora
Mrs Kline. ST JR johnson, Genoa
Miss L johnson. Genoa ] N Tsylor, ST
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

TEE C1Rcus.-Cols's show was packed last
night end the performance was given ~ adver-
sised, which il saying .. good deal. The
leading feuturs was the stud Of performing
horses. The usnsgsris il particularly coed
one. ~ ID. -.r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

ELECTRIC BEL7s-Thaxter has some genu-
inc electric belts for sale, which, in few
prize fighter. IT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
$50 Ophir--9!
9l5 Mexican-14 lag
700 Gould and Curry-53
2lO Best aud Brcher-12s
4l5 California; %
260 Savage-3 90
1876 Con. Vrgni.-3 80
800 Chnlar-4 O5
800 Potosi--2 50
40 Hale and Nnrcross-5S
6l5 Crown Points 60
800 Yellow Jacke.-S7a
1880 Imperial-65c
80 Ken,uck-2a
100 Alpha
ITO Con6dencs-6A
1905 Belcher-3 So
61O Sierra N, vsda-I63 los
70 Utah-12 l34
200 Bullion-2 60
$40 Excheqner-2 60
$50 Alta 40
20 Seq. Belcher-11
1880 Overman-1 30
1886 Justice-10o
40 Union C"n.-27 273
635 Julia Zoe
us Benton-14O
$50 Challenge Il 20
$50 Silver Hil-9Oc
$40 Andes-2 o.
1875 Scorpirn-2 80
$40 Qunn-25c
1870 N. Y C"n.--25c
100 Occidental-1 90
600 Pail. Sheridau-30c
425 Lady Washington-35c
300 Cal-donia-70c
200 Solid S.lver-5Oo
1900 Troian-30c
$50 Golden Gat--3
900 S. L nis-20c
500 Con Dorado-26c
240 North Bonanzs-35c
EVENING BOARD
100 Eureka Comic
100 Northern Bells-12
100 Metalic-50c
215 Grand PrIze-1 90
$50 jackson
125 Defrees-25c
600 tndepend-nce-45c
60 Real del monte-6Oc
400 Argenta-4oc
$50 Navaj o-6O;
100 Belle Isle-SOc
$50 Day-35c
1900 Albion-5Oc
100 Walcs-3
10 Mount D,ablo-13
$50 North 2 lie Is'e-70c
425 East M"nnt Diablo-40c
$50 Bode-5s
120 T,oga-1 O5
30 Bevidere-1 80
500 Rnoker-20
90 Mono-2a
200 Con. Pac,tic-1
ITO Goodshaa-l 10
200 Jnpiter-1 10
800 University-20c
Is Noonday-3
80 North Noonday--29O
$50 B .chtel-1
100 Double Standard-30o
US Oro--1 30
175 MAMMOTH so
800 Snmmit-70
2lO Bnl~er-2a
2bO Mr Pptosi-4Oc
$50 championships
$50 Black Hawk-45c
Is $. King-7a
30 s. Bulwer-55c
700 Paradse-3Oo
Is Martin White-SOc
1O5 Addendn-6oc
$50 Queen Bee-2hc
$50 Tiptop--7
100 Atlas-6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

A Murderer Sent Back.

Murderer sent ndStss
San FRANCISCO, August 20.
Rosario Nell Sclian brigand and mem
her of the Soclety.L La M.ffia, who WAS sent
t" the Penitentiary last year for robbery, vas
Yesterday pardon,d by the Governor. and I'M
medistely started by the overland train eli
route to Italy, IN charge of An Italian officer
and Captain Stone of San Francisco. lie
is wanted at home for murder, and vas par
,loued for his offsnse here in order to admit
If his extradition. The matter has been
kept very quiet, as L. Malta is very deter.
mined organic alton, and, it was feared, might
attempt d rescue.
AssessEnents.
SAN Francisco, August IS.
Alta levies an assessment Of 80 cents per
snare.
Sierra Nevada is assessed 81 per share.
Belcher levies an assessinent OF 70 cents
per share.
Presiien Hayes Coming.
OAKLAND, August 90
President Hayes telegraphs to Mayor Be
hen of this city, that he hopes to be in Oak
land on Admission Day, September 9Th, He
will arrive with his suite in San Francisco Oh
the Sih.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

A gold magic case wa'ch, made by VIM.
Cooper, Liverpool, No. 10. 120 was lost in this
city over month ago. The finder will be
paid reward Of 1926 by leaving it at the AP-
PEAL office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most Notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor. and it is
the mostiLexcusibleand offensive in socie,, ::
and yet the cause of it may easily be ce-
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
1t purities and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONF, as
it removes all unpleasant oders of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

Remember you Can get anything you want
by express, by just sending to either Of Uncle
Harris stores, 221 or 7O2 Kerney street. S. F.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

BoD1B ALL RIoHr-Mr NJ. NJ. Fredericks
the Comstock jeweller, arrived in this city
yesterday from Bodie. He says that despite
all reports to the contrary, Bodie is all right
and its prospects are good. All the mills
are running OH paying ore and new mills are
going up. The Bulwer and Standard mills
are running on Standard ore; the Syndicate
mill on Belvidere ore; the Bodie on Bodie;
the Miners mill on custom rock; the MONDAY
and Spalding mills on MONDAY ore. The
MONDAY is adding ten stamps to its mill max
ing forty stamps in all; and the Orc is build
ing mill. The Mondays are also putting in
new pumping machinery, and heavy machin.
cry il en- route for the Red Cloud. He thinks
Bodie will be an.unususlly lively camp during
Tho coming season.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26

BENroN's STAGE On and after May 2Sth
Benton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
At 10 A. NJ. until further notice.
j. M BENTON
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL

ny Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
Fl Blakely Mr. Schoenfeidt
Mrs. Frasier 4 chill Mrs CObu
Mr. Fr-dmier Mrs Brckminster
Mr. Klein Mrs Henderson
f B StOnebill
LRPr BY aLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
Mrs Gray Mrs Ent
p Knapp Mrs A Livingston
A 4alpas Nrs Sampson
ny Carson and Bodi< Stage Line.
DEPARTED YRsTHRDAY MORNING.
4 Middlsmiss GEO Henderson
A Ross II G Frahen
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs Lo,es & son Jas W-lco
Hiss Newman T p Goodon
Jas Wilson N NJ Fredricks
Jas Station Il w Parr
NJ Taylor A Impending
L Lewis Mrs. Kemp
by BentOn's Glcnbrook Stage.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
" c Herrick H NJ Weiss l. wife
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
VIM Nc Cluen Miss Cispp
Ni@s Smart Miss Mefford
= Kirby Mrs. Dallas