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, 1880-10-30
AMONG THE IONTENEGRINS.
\ Sketch of Prince Nlkltn and the IIc-
rule People Whom lKc Rules.
He1c iI.sk iftEuid

- s'.1 S...',. $50. - m.,,..
Nf'e ''"'k nf'nia. :, <
vo,lr Al'rlso, n fiery l'aiatlin, the very lun,,
Ideal Of MontcllesrIn cl,lvnIry. Mirko wus
tic trusted lea,lur il every campaign, n,nl
hls eSi'lol's arc sllll 1a'o'i! sapects 'or the
evening conversation In tlie outage homes
aLonE the mountains. Ills deeds Ut bravery
arc sing in strains that would ,psec,u the
nsioes III llo'ieI il'a s9e.ot3 os.l u'e LURES
nt US,r0E r.s,tis Ike Il tale af romance. Ills
exploits recall the pruwrss Of Charles Ed
ward atul Montrosc. Yet he was not mere
. ms,S enea1at'' ,.o teoisat'l .', thc amy
to t'lu needs of tho times. liz ,nade expcrl-
lnchts In rice and col9re, niid labore4 to rsil-
fE iG fss a, 1SkH n TMlstiHfF M tstF Ihs
cultivated by hin viii success, Wle,. Tic
throne wns offered tn him. 'lc Withdrew In fa-
vnr Vi ll's sou. II" al'i!eEatinn u suei, q
,nH was Hycn n'ofs rtn!arknile @ tnM hts M
'flsesu Qualities Prince Niklta illlerltet'. IN
apVcarancu he is Remarkably handsome. Ills
llair Is black, md !e wsaTs ,1nlsslacscS Of
eSsraordinnry length. Under their fcroclons
lression. Ills manners fasst'snte, ail who
meet lin. All alIery word is seldom itcnrl
from t.im. s.-,.... ......-..,.,..
Tho Monacllegrlns nre not unworthy Of
their gallant Prince. Their hislury. Ii une
long up1e,. III which the deeds Of i,eru's,,l
wrol,ght In their mountain ln,.l!e seelsI
m1re fitted fnr the verse Of thc poet
shnil flr tic suber pen Of the his
.uriafl. II IL. fl.dccd, hartlly possible
to re!nte the fortunes uf this heroic
nc1p!e without appearing 10 ercroacll Oil
tic prvlnce nf writer's Of r0u.aiIce, and
thus, rs Nlr. Gladstone SAIL, lcEcttlng III
tic mini OF ilu reader restless suspicion Of
ex,lggrrntion md 0f fMbIe." The proportion
Of l,len ab1e, rray,a.!d expected 10 be:ir ur''!s
III case Of war Is higher III Montenegro tl.sI
exemption. Iii tho war Will, Turkey III 1871,
enrl,sls Of cl,tlttren under u years ef ngc
very often found M tho battlefield. Yllu
present Captain Of NtuE,lsti, .1nr0 l'clroyic.
NArrtwly ESCAPED will, lis lily at tic nge III
II. Nnt long ns0 lrlnce Nikiia asked /,
youth whert, he gained tl.c terrible scars us.
, 1880-10-30

Tho youth wtlo permits Ills sweetheart to
rule lin IL n misguided young man.
"Ntna o'olock!" says Nine, do N. to her
mnid; " must bogln to undress for tho bal. y
Paris Paper.
In the first transport Of delight the happy
father rushed into tile room, cxclatlainK,
"1'yu got SOL; It's q boyl"
The young ladies OF West PHILADELPHIA
have 0rguuixMl a Dtckens club. AL thu
young non Ut present fesl like going tu
who rui. w 10 4 lady frlelltl on tho slEeut
mid said: 'Of c0urYa YOU'VE hoard Of tlt
scandal iu the church,! Awfu! Isn't ltp
here's my car" and then jumped into Q
horsb-cnr and Was g0ne without explaining
, 1880-10-30

tersl fifty strokes hc WIN no exhausted ny tho
tnsk hut ht' Envs wny tn Mih,ter tleNd. t.lng
tho infanaiis tnrtMrr. FIFTY !Nshc$ lnh nlrndy
!Nsn laid y, an, tha YOUNG t,ey'l so,in mn! 70
m.,rn. Eparu rrttnl Of thu hwf,,l nllrt.ks Mtld
cries Ut tho rnn't t,rtrtsl creHtttro.. When ttla
lta l1shos hn hrc. thus hlsnnsterrtl tho Intitnh
iisnit. to[tl tic nmust dying mnn to tcavn tho
ts,rtry Or hu wn,tltt l,o hung II he cvrr ennln
l}nuk. Mr. UnsklIl snyn TINT. utter ono ri thnsn
1udtMns hns hem whipped iIIicc. hG ngrrr viii
ettNt mgnln; II mike. i 'KH,1 indian nf Tim.
'fhs pr*t,ner, wlEn III Hwtl. fell IL t1lc Hrt,iiih
a,,tl cuall uot Inotc w!thutlt sltFpurt from his
8lStRf.n
, 1880-10-30

f,ulimInl f.cslcau commenced MI nctlon In
,respnss Yesterday agalnst Ernst s1uttllaei,
claiming so, 900 damages.
N. W. Powcll su.yl Il. Yrceland for 81 900.
lime l., nurrett tiiAi u bill ngnlIlst RUlJcrt
Il nd Waricttn L. bali. to fUreclesc 4 mort
race for STUN un Lots o Rlld IN william
Scs' Suld!ysia!',1t itots 81 ~ atld ~ OF tao
Harry bennett, arrested OH two charges
Of larceny, tllnd,l petlt1un claiming the mitti-
mis- by Virtue of which l.e Is held Is void,
md asking to be discharged.
, 1880-10-30

NttD iVFk Grarhle.
There Is no subject OH wticl, women arc
moro hcIplcsly ntlont than OH matters re-
lnting to marine architecture. Such knowf-
edge don't stick In her brnitt. Tho Captain
who attempted teacl,lng nauticallsm to a
party Of ladies on yacht, not long since,
Jared rs follows:
Lady No. 1-Now, Captain, what Is u
stoop?
Captain-A sloop has but ono mast,
l.. {polntfng TO Il scll0oncr)-1s that n
sloop?
C.-No, that is n schooner. a sloop Inns
but ono mast; Il schooner has two, Us you
see. Now remember: soop ono mnst,
schooner two.
L.-Ccrtai,,ly. How many ,nnsts has q
ship?
C.-Thrce.
L.-lIow many masts did you say sloop
Ind!
O.-one. sloop ono mast, schooner two.
l.. {polntlug to n sloop)-1s that q schoon-
orr
C.-No, That's Il sloop. Sloop ono mast,
schooner two, ship three.
L.-O yes, 1 remember. (Polnting to a
s!tIp} Isn't tint pretty schooner.
Do,,,t yolt SEQ 1t lias three l,lIsts?
L:-O ycs;. Isn't tllat a big schooner lying
ut d@scea1s ;o x1eta tasfsE Now how many masts has
that yessel9
I4.-ThrEe. ..-
,G.-WslI, wlat Inns three ,nastsa
C.-sIoopi Sloop has one mast, tell you !;
schooner two, ship three.
Lauy No. @Wiy jane, how stupid you
arc. 4 schooner always IaaS one mast. :,
i. {s},atty and y rIu Haite obl!sious OF stupldt-
"G,-A hrlE IDS Two mnsts, and Is riggod
like sllIp With square sails.
Lady No. 2-Ja1le, look ut this sloop CONF
A 0.@TiS!at's a sollooner; don't you. SEQ the
lnnsts, SLIP three nl1sss .,n.
masts?
LII thought you said schooner had but
C.-Two!-two 1nastsl Sioop ono mast,
schooner two, ship tl.ree, a.,
t-11Ht tlat sch9onsr hss sh thrss masts
1i.-Tllen u schooner cal! have any number
C.-No. sloop ono nlast, schooner two md
sometimes three r'asts, shtp thre9 masts :. .,
swfaiIy % pusang sshn ''at SEi i sfs bark 'u 1e'
9. {Mtiablb nMy longer to ponulasize nautl-
cnl sciellce, falls hack OIL technical expires:
sion}-Vessel with two ,lnsts altI-r'Kgcti
fore and snutnlnast, and fore aud aft sails OIL
f.~AiIzzen. Whats q mtxzenP
9.-tt,@3s,tt MsSs Wbnt,s' n5t' III 1tst19I1' afts
Q.-The stern, lnnda,n..,
L.-O IN. sure cart make It out, Il
that sloop there? tpolattng again to q
| "SNynt Ttr. , .ct,ouorJ Eloou nne mast
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hers suddenly censes}.-Lsll't That pretty
H1ip sailing neynEs'
G,-Shtpl That's an old 1ntp nf sc|lnet,er,
n!a'nH. SGl,onncr twU l',asts, ship thrcE,
stonp uno, tell ynt1.
14.-tHn Il st0nl have two masls?
.C.-Ssoop o'le tIn,sL, schooner two, ship
three.
Lady NJ. 2-lIow tnany n,asts has a ship,
Cnptaln?
C.-:;Ep three lnasts, schooner two, sloop
oliG.
I.-Ycs, knnw. Schooner one-nn, twn
iiIAsts; s'ooh two-iIo, three; Ahlp one.
, 1880-10-30

THE CALL WEDNESDAY.
JUNE pnuMNoNp-(Iennra business.
JCpoE Dt.opoE1T-Cuil OF tho District Court
thancery cn'onIar.
,Insiye. Trial eati 8,Go. 36a1. 3,OSS. 3,090 5,0.,
hlM, 3,t0i, J,1OG, No cnse on trinl.
JunrE JAAEsoN-Casl OF chlondnr.
,,JunaE Ito0El.s s-s5. lI., Erst, 1E], la5, 1871 to
lta4 inclusive, No cuso on trial.
-JUp0E MoItAH-Set cnso 6.7hl, People Y. No
Gsath, nlld all cases passed to foot OF oalcndnr.
, 1880-10-30

TIE CALI NCNUAfs
JUICE nnuxMOSn-Gcneral business.
Ju1H;E nLopOErT-pccs!ons and contested
nations.
JUpGE BMIrJI-No court.
JunGE JAMxsOS-ContGstod motions.
JuBGx 1l0GEHs-No court.
JUtHH NOltAN-No court
JUNE TULRY-Cnntested motions.
JUDGE DARNuM-COntestcd npdons.
, 1880-10-30

In the estate Of Walter NJ. Spencer ct a1..
minors, letters OF guardianship we're Issued
to Elizabeth 4. White. Tho estate is valued
in Ills estate of Gottlelb Frcdrick Lilo.
brandt, letters Of administration were Issued
to Frearick Liobrandt. The estate is valued
at about $500.
in tllo estate Of A1ansin Watson, letters Of
administration were issued to Walter Burn
hanl. The estate Is valued Mt about $500,
, 1880-10-30
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.


phtlMslrhta TttnnT.
had sworn 10 bu II i,ncheor, sso hn1 sWotn 10
ha maid,
For wo 0ultu ngreed in doubling whether matrl-
rliony raIl:
1iesles, we hui higher tove-fa'r Science ruled
MY heart,
And she snti her young affections were all bound
tip III Art.
80 we ln,,gllp1 at tht,sc wtse men who sny TINT
friendship eannnt live
'Twfxt nun and wuniMn, utilcss each hns solilc.
VIC wuuld hc friends, mud friends ns truo as Ger
were tnnti md 1nhsl-
I'll be n SECOND David. and Bhn Miss Jonathan.
We scornctl MI sentimental trash-vows.i ikisscs,
tcnrs. md signs;
High friendship, sl,nei rs ours. might wefl such
childish nrts tlcsptsc.
we liked cnch nttcr, that was all, n.aso all thoro
so VIC j,ist Shook hanlsl,pon It III business sort
Ut wuy.
We shared our secrets and our joys, toEethor
hnt'etl n'lG feared.
With common nlrpose sought tho goal that
We t Ss H".Ith" s"rsther 'seI q sha days. ,oso rcam
We wers strictly coaitcn lal, and wo eailev, cach
And nany IL day we wandered together o'cr tho
seeking hnxs and butterflies, and she thctrnIned
And rustic hri.gcs. and tho like, That Picture
10 run III with tieir watcrfu!ls, and gro~cs, and
Bln.lnor-skics.
And nnny 1ulet evening, In hours Of full re-
lqAR(!,
We ioate,! down tho river Or loafcd bci,cat,, tho
And talked IN lung yradatton from tho pocts to
whI,c ii tie western Western skies md my c1gar burned
slowly out together.
ret through Il a no whispered word, no tnaI-tnlo
Tol.l ,s,,ght OF war,ucr sentiment thau fEiondly
We tsiSea sY.'i II iovo ms cool'y us VIC talkcd of
nG1sttn., ... -
And thought no moro Of boins one than"wo die,
VI being three.
"woIi, sooi;by. ehum!'' took hcr h'ud, for
| tho tln,e Ind culTlH 10 go
| sfy gniug 1nrant nur parting, when to meet wo
dF not know.
l Ind fingered lo.lg and saId farewell witt, very
For athos's hs HIVE. We wore hut friends tia.ar,l for
| honest frlcn1s to part.
"aooa.by. old fellowl don't forget your friends
And sotae tay, WHOM you havc lots of tltne drop
| II lIlc ur tWu to fie.
The words cnme lightly, sayly, but n gront sob
wollca Upward With story Of quito d,1crent
| Kind.
And then s,o rnsetl her eyes to mlnc, grcnt
Filled ta tic {,rn and running oer, like vIolss
Ono ioir, ions glance, and tton did what
pcrhaps tilv tcars i.leant Friendship, but rtusure
| tho kiss incailt moro!
, 1880-10-30
TILE COURTS.
An EVEN DIVISION.

An EVEN 1UV1s1UN'
,,dcc t,ar7,,,n yesterday decided t'le case
.9.,',,,syC. 9n"n l.. Atrissner against Edward ).
Q, ,.avrr and others. the trtu1 Of which occ.t
.,,v .,e ncarlya month. Thts was 1'l Intricate
sa p.sa n accounting arising ont Of so'no real
es,e c'ec " transfers, nlnl particularly tic salc oi
csIU u,,u,sc n, lot M. IL tirant plncE 10 Drey.
' T,u Judge held TINT royr rlg''s,y, m y,, l!S, .'nt
ihs til: q t '4n a|Ss9 nnes. IS'!sa tho % is,!eres ~, s @
rs 70 o,i'eh FIT i hatl been fOrcclosetl, Messncr
o. ntmIaoni,I he allowed 10 redeem.
, 1880-10-30

Sur1nlnnCo -JuDaE SMlrlt..nortTeo Man.
nlacturinK CompanY; =. James 4: M!nor, $l.Do.-
Lumber Company y. ChArlrs E. ltNy and william
cWhltnoy; ycrl[ct 81, ,B7b. 40. mud motlon for new
ftIn1 -
, 1880-10-30


INJA AALE-aEAL SKIN SACK. ABOUT u INCH.
L -; cuxt si1; will laka "a II latcn II onces CHA
PINS, corner MnlaoC aud neafto5n-Su.
, 1880-10-30

IN aNf,s;It TrJ ACCOMMODATE nTls NUMEtt-
i ~. tmtsnna ihrnuxhauMs q the ~ Fly. ~ tnye e.ssh-
a..s,s'.,.:S In1s.. w,sss savsst,.s%ans WI +
S s%s s"d " s f sG:: Mai"
IT, sixsss sssTs1 ,'1Js,ssl. n!y,s;'s saa s..&'on.r, II,
y: I. MN:a!sT: !tenea... 60, cnstHRe urove-av.
sisi 'aas iasa': ss'nor rhlH,.nrss and
"s u x,n.wtNKyy wKyr n!yIsgX; ;':,;rr,,,. ~ ao,,,
''s'*''i; ;iSiIA i;iF ii A':!: %ss,sa. s.ono .,a
SS:S;'aFsi nfss 1ss. Mfs.'sa s us t.anaa,
III. Z. lETii;;K, ie~c,or, ncw.denlsr. and raacy
''T r. \ X kMSfT ;i'.sI. !! "s sst .a.on. cor
Art.l*r iA.t,I'suN. Druggist. III North ifassed'
y.",a nunnsa, ~ t H'y1f;ex H:ss.,.u a. North
fG s,:si.;;a G' rues.s.. ss la,,abee-s.
.xss .'s NV. Ms lii SESss !.;c,g f%ss % ss1 fSys:s
- Personal. ...
I,EI.oXAir-A tEw AMl:mi.:AS ,YouSj "a
I%; asG; THa Z Hd'ro''. il eeht.. NijssE.i. ss-
I,EIsSt1>At.-,ES: l0uN ris,;KsDAY Lift
r.. .s. 70 ne !:c!.cr NJ :.!!.,n. n!.!cc fnr l.n
----.- Lt'sT AND rOtNI,.
ns; e's Il III f ; isG s.t. %sir s,Ts II SS& s''s'
+ l}S1--A GfHi. II YEARS b,.l SAsit:U MAItY
L. Ar r. .a ;cr"s y ~ e5 St. Il.
I usT ON MADrst,$;srsf:An YESTERDAY
/! about s:xD f. n .,,d Il. pgn,ans q sasr'nx ..th
KIntle.Tt.. md rstaIsc rsxnnii. 49,
,friE rEEailS win TIa,K UvERCilXT XN5jiITd
II! is,asas !; ss.at'ns ,sa ~ ;%sa'
~ ri viii. m: HAftb VII Sft DtfE4rI{pN4
, 1880-10-30
!. .Captal.l, where are tho lub-

Z. iCaptat,, wishes hi could tel)-Up there
OIL tint SHIPS musts llear tho tops.
l.. {looklng .attent[vcly vt schoonor}-
C.-Ko, no! Further down. Where the
iuttockshrouus aro fastened. No, no, not
tllnt vessel. A schounur has. no lubbers
(nIentally: except tbls ono, alM they're on
L. l,Yhose interest in ths locality OF llb.
, 1880-10-30

fN&fAkUGAlON.
i CAlEMY 0F ElAk:tTrluS AMI !lllAMATlU
"A Aft.-llHe. kultrZk. draMAtlt !saASs and de-
5innntur EUGuYes pupils In vulta cuftnFH and dfn-
.natlu ~ y hIgsa freaoh Sr aerMn.i eia.sss a.t IT VI
hrarsxis " students for special occasluns
i3lA $1leHlXAtsh*.
, 1880-10-30

X 0ENTH WANTEU-MAl.k AND FEMAl4H. TO
n .sll - long's ra!ont WAita!nk Chst. .slf,!n.
ert CAl and tHr s&ttxaa II American Exprcas Build.
in", Room ~, from 10 y. IN.
, 1880-10-30

lChI IuHfIHlIEilJIltE REV. DIR. Ttl0MAH'
u tIartiln2 AcrMun u Centenary Church. th!ta9,,
III XIII. ~ ca u .''S si p. 81 u us ~
egiLl ut price. Add5eys HhI.lFlS'5 bookstore. III
t,Ask ~. lhIeaxn. Ill. f.usk-lio1 49,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04
TEAMS VS.. RAILROADS.
HOW THE BIG MEADOWS FARMERS ARE RESIST
ING RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION.

The .Sarer Stote publishes the following let.
ter from Big Meadows. 1t contains enough
meat to keep the people OF Nevada thinking
| for some months to come
LovEL0cK, Nov. %, 1880.
| EDIroR SILVER STATE The farmers of
Big Meadows, not having received any en-
| enlargement from the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, in the matter OF reducing rates
for transporting grain, have raised yell of
indignation and started eight teams, loaded
with about 10000 pounds OF wheat for the
FIGURING mills at Winnemucca. It looks like
old times to see so many teams leave small
place Ike this at one time to compete with
the railroad. The farmers propose exchang-
ing their wheat for flour, and by doing will
have loads back. They expect to make The
round trip in seven days, and give employ
nHnt to several men and large number of
horses, and make money by doing SO, and
running opposition to the Railroad Company
As soon as the teams return they viii be load
Ell and their number Increased.
The farmers save Oh this trip 81 0S per
hundred pounds making total Tor ,he loads
of Seas, aud this money is kept at home.
Even by paying drivers e per day and board,
the farmers claim to make from SO to Sl5
dav on each team, which they would have to
feed, if idle in their stables, and that is a good
price for small teams, nowadays There is
plenty OF grain on the Meadows this year,
and there is talk of hauling the barley by
wagon to Wadsworth instead es shipping i,
by rail.
1t is Il hard matter TO get cars here, and
freight often lays in the freight house for
several days before it is shipped. A lot of
turkeys consigned to the Central Hotel in
Winnemucca for Thanksgiving, were left in
the freight house until two days after the
national feast, but if farmers haul their own |
produce to market, they can deliver i: On time |
Dr. have themselves to blame for not doing so. |
GRANGER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

REDUCTION WoRKs.-The subject of build
ing reduction works in Carson is being agi-
tated and it is to be hoped that the live men
of the town will see the ACCESSIBILITY of con-
tributing enough capital to go ahead and
build the works When the new Carson and
Colorado road is finished on one side and the
Reno road to Bodie built on the other side it
will leave the town in bad fix. If reduction
works were put up it would give employment
to vast number of men and keep the Mint
supplied with bullion. There is enough re-
fractory ore in several districts about us to
warrant such an enterprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

MINERS, ATTENTION Mrs. DR.. How's eel
ebrated Neuralgia Medicine will stop pain as
soon as applied. Do not suffer try it. Do
not have your teeth drawn. Get bottle of
Mrs DR.. Howe's celebrated Teothache Cure.
That will instantly stop the pain and save the
tooth. Hold in your mouth from Eve to ten
minutes. Her cure for toothache and neu-
ralginia has never failed yet. Mothers, use
few drops in a little warm sweetened water
to swab teething baby's mouth. 1t will
all druggists. Giant powder headaches cured
in Eve minutes by rubbing Mrs. DR.. Howe's
medicine on the head. It is q vegetable com
pound, and perfectly harmless. This also
cures earache, toothache and headache. Di-
rections on bottles. dec
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDERS. The
APPEAL has received several announcements
of late from individuals who wish to state
to the public that they are willing to accept
positions from the Legislature. None of
these announcements have been accompanied
by coin, and this is probably the reason why
they have not appeared. Persons wishing to
run for legislative Offices must pay for their
advertising like other people.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04
PETTY MEANNESS- Western Union

PETTY MEANNEss. -The Western Union
Telegraph Company is enforcing very all
noying rule regarding the delivery of the dis
patches to the Nevada newspapers. 1t in.
sists that the Eastern dispatches shall pass
through Reno to San Francisco and back
again to Nevada before being delivered. Since
the snow blockade the dispatches have accH-
mulated at Reno, but under the absurd rule
of the company, cannot be delivered to
any of the State papers until they have first
been sent to San Francisco. As the wires are
all down it is likely that the news from the
Eas. will continue to be locked up in Reno
for some time yet. Editors scratch their
heads by the hour to find words sufficiently
comprehensive to express their disgust for
such an assinine exhibition of red tape as this.
The same plan, however, is practiced by the
railroad companies in the matter of freight
and Nevada merchants pay the same as if the
freight were shipped past their doors to San
Francisco and back again. The company does
not perform this work but charges for it, We
are OF the opinion that if the c. p. road es-
tablished the rule that residents of Nevada
coming from the East would have to ride past
their homes to San Francisco and return,
with extra charges both ways, the men on
whom this imposition was practiced would
tamely submit to it. Under the rule of mon.
opolies Nevada has had its independence
wholly crushed out
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04
TMPURE 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 possesso-, and it is
the mostinexcusiblean offensive in socie;7 +;
and yet the cause Of it may easily be re
moved by cleansing your teeth daily WITH
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODQNT. It purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives a pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors Of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

Tue SroRu.-Night before last fall of
snow set in and Yesterday morning the limbs
Of every tree and shrub bent under its load
of white The flakes were about the size of
/; postage stamp and came down as straigh as
die. The trees SO lately stripped of their
leaves resumed something of their old beauty
with foliage of snow which thickened hour
ly. The boys hailed the event of a big snow
storm with old time enthusiasm and pedes-
TRANS got merciless pelting. The snow was
particularly adapted for the sport and
ears were "pasted' and windows broken in
all directions. Some of the boys had rather
send a snow ball through light of glass than
be elected page of the Senate. The GLACIERS
were happy over the orders they got and
about 200 lights of glass were put liz. The
storm was pretty general over the coast. 1t
fell in rain west of the Sierra and the Sacra.
mento Valley and Southern California got the
wetting down which the farmers have long
prayed for. The fall of snow was very heavy
in the mountains and the trains were delayed
ON the Central Pacific Rrilroad. The wires
were broken for miles along the road and
there were no dispatches. At the Lake the
fall was quite heavy it is said that the forests
were well worth seeing at present with the
trees laden with snow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

A You've GIRLS MIsTAKE.-A few n. hts
ago a Carson girl made mince pie for her
lover and as it was piping hot when done she
thought she would have time to cool it before
he arrived. With this idea in view she put it
on the front steps and then began fixing her
crimps. While engaged in Langtrying her face
she heard the bell ring and rushing to the
door found her lover wiping his feet on that
nince pie. The laundering idiot walked
right into the parlor tracking the pie all over
the new carpet. Mince pie on the parlor car
pet is not exactly the place for it, but the doc
tors say that the carpet is much better place
for it than mans stomach.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

ORhsBY STILL AHEAD.-Ormsby county is
the only one in the State from which the
election returns were sent in made out in the
proper form. Lander county did not verify
the returns according to law; and Nye county
did not send its returns in at ALL 1t is Gu
rious how so many mud heads got their fins
in on the last election.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

We understand that Colonel ana Mrs. Fair
will entertain handsomely in Washington.
The Colonel is to be elected United States
Senator from Nevada at the coming session of
the Nevada State Legislature. Stock Report.
The first Handsome" entertaining will
have to be done in Carson City.-Anstim Re
yeIIe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

| SwAEINGER's MoNEY.-Swarnger, the man
| who was cited before Justice Cary TO tell
where his money had gone to and also sent to
Jail for indulng in profanity in the temple
Of Justice, has at last been released on the
testimony of two faro dealers. 1t appears
that he received 500 check from Mr.
Yeringten and instead of going and settling
some Of his numerous debts with the money,
sought faro layou and parted with his coin.
Reul McNlahon, "a dealer, was called to sub
stantiate Mr. Swaringers statement and gave
the following vivid description OF Mr.. Swarm
gers mislirected efforts to break All old es-
tablished bank
'He slid a five on the deuce open up and
coppered the king for ten. double banked
him the first turn and then he went twenty
more on the ace and dropped it there, so to
speak. Then he got fresh stack for twenty
dollars and frittered it all away foslip' round
the nine spot. Then he won hundred dol
lars and was about to pull ont, when he said
he guessed he'd go another deal and walked
i'll pretty lively for spell, but lie got call
ing the turn at twenty chip and after that
he didn't have much luck. | rnuzzlcd his
last dollar on the third deal and he made
room for another man. He was beatin the
game bad til he ran against the turn, and his
sack didn t hold out, so to speak.
Another dealer testified in the same strain. |
On the conclusion of Mr.. McMahon's evil |
lence the Court said that the explanation as
to where the defendants money had gone to
lad been perfectly satisfactory ana he was re-
eased
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-04

Boxes FOR THE CARRIER. Subscribers of
the APPEAL will save themselves considerable
trouble by putting up boxes near their gates.
In stormy weather it is almost impossible fer
the carrier to put the paper where it will not
be covered with snow unless box is ready to
receive it. Any kind Of box with cover
is sufficient