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A Glacier In Colorado.

Iti4t4lA HfFhiA. ..
4 gentleman who hAs during tho past two
ycnrh tnlyerst4t tho mountains In tho vlulnlty
NJ f.eAdvilte, and penetrated NlmOst every ollu
of tho secret roccssca. informed 4 Herald re-
unrtur yesterday that thorH Is within twenty
csIrithtlea at NATURE, IA varitnltlp RlacIer, pro-
avntiug all the characteristics Ut tho Rlnsrrb ~
Switzerland, huth III it1nRiltiId0 and mGtiHtl, It's
pruKrpss bping gradually dtwn the 9unh. Tho
scene Ut this curiosity Ii eAttsa IN tho Si0sll,iito
range, nb0ut fifteen miles north Of tho pnAs
Our informant states TINT ho hrst diRGaytrosl II
u6oHt throo yrnr5 AGsl, while out IN prospecting
totlr. 1t WIS then ,learly milo IN length, md
Ut tho bottom of thQ KtifGh presented u HhHCr
preclp!co OF Ice tl0t lcss thnn 80 feet In hight
Later In tho Erason tho plnre WIS visited a{lt,
when 1t was found that the gtcat mAas OF ito
hn nHlt4d until At fth f4ca II wins not lunrO than
tiu hundred foot high. the loas fr,s the surface
reducing its lelxth tnatA,ut hAlf u hlle. AKn!n,
cnrly tho following yGar, tho plaee WAS ytSAI
anil tae glacier was found u hnSa rUghinoI is
bulk. showing that tho accumulation 6f leo and
AHaW during Tho wftltsr was Ab1nt unG-tAlrtl It's
K1Ns hulk. Tho rocks on tho Aides ut this illl.
ine,se Mnss Ut Ice shaw tho snarks u nttritlon,
y IN iintlon: lndeod, the earth Ut tho fUot of
thIt It Is gradually moving down Into tho valley
uuranH tho sun.tlaur = large streuin nf wRtor
tuws frnn tho facs OF tho try ollU, Our lnsurll..
unit u OF tho opinion thAt the GlAutcr. aB 1t
progresses out Of thu duep gorge In which Il
VIVA forued. Will slowly neit AWAY, A1ld that Il
will Aui last ulAny yoArs. Il is uut of tho why Of
ordinary travel, and the fONt0 u tho 2ccuO 10
exceedingly dil'cult. W that 1t ID INT l1kcly 10
he visited except BY prU1PgGtetS AlI hunt9rs.
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Delford. This town grow rich by tho ntidrtsa Vt
French and 1frtfah Governments {t tGt him shin
thom whaie ntIuty frrc. Then nft,sb Il htn1f,It-
cent whnltng business fur New ilNlFntrl, which
III 1873. hHd to whnla ships. tnp,oyIHv nv
whnlo oil Il yenr. =
Tho mnn known a. "nllbber" 1tohins,u II
said To hHvc hnd limo uf whhlc-stfpa pnjf1tcd
hl1o in t0lnr, and Ind extraordinary SUCCESS,
h0th on tho RnR md III tho employment nf BID
c,lp!tas t'si shore. After tho .dtscavrry ri god
during tho Wt!r 81 the 'ltnhclL!on tho bg New
bedford fleet tr tho lietic Orcnn WIS destroyed
by OF the worthless Rebel prtyatccra. htrltj-
tlsnc 1t acnms that tho cnnfutly treasured
wc,llth Of +" slMlbcr "lsnblnann pAssetl Into tho
hnnde ot n daughter, aflncRted ,ilto m cxtrapr-
waa but ono conmAndmcnt left To man,. and
that wins to nknow tho vnlue ef nlnnny." In
the City 0f Parts, on Hu oeGhe0n. Miss Robin.
snn 1ncounterud Mr.. r. II, GraBn. and thojr for
tunes were Joinesl. She, however. kept hor own
sepnrntely, bnth IN the slannt md tho tnannyc-
FORK, tho bunker. Is her. business RHont md
makes her Investments. Mr.. Green meantime
hunts ont Investments m ha own account
Mrs. Green L. Ea1i to hny0 l1.ND and shnres
OF stock IN tho Louisville organization. md
constrrnbIy moro tf1Rn that III the Houston 4
tto these 1900 eharcs orgnally c2rt t. $to share,
subsequent rtEe Of tho ftoGk. ain INT sure that
! bhve the figures correctly In MY mind rs to
the number nf shnrr* possessed by this woman.
Tho huslMn, Mr. GnMn. Is Aad to hnyo been
orlKinally tnn1 nf anc Err!erA1 observation md
re.ptootabIe i'.t Hcho!urship., but hls connection
wenttt,.
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year hko. pt the Atlantic l. reat Western, which
for HOycfnl years has been

year nko OF tYe Atlantic 4 (. reat Western which,
Tor sovernl years hns i,cen
AN OtrrCAsr AMON0 nAfLROAps
n1thn,uh II r,,ns throuph tba ccnfra ard hoar+
1t oha and through iho ali reeioa Of Pcnnsylya.
oaton oy m s! Go1nse9n h @ sn9 M Krin nho
thn VII a1Srcr'tn III issl "a % H. rnnitnI soc..
b.. besins @ I'm sfjsiisn i t6s E5!s ;
f@r cst If, Sin,v of ttc n1troir,iin,tv .9 arovth
IT tho wcst beyond Tho Nissisainni. tt,o Hr1o.
in,timor" ee,h nhto WAX harc anu beco eno
ts,nspotle,i, rs mntter Of scit.prcscrya.
t0n ss;or, It wer 70 iook atter .ho5
of run,ix brImp m imt,ortnnt tnnior IN thc x1ni"
systen " XIII XII tho sovon Of % iii problem len sces ws
taUt consctons A. tho Wt1t bessae e',an,rn]tnr
snd cs Afscr r IT, t 0s ns TesEo Mr
oa IL to p5st bis Nsv
Rca@a Gs m u csdc wFk to s%tr Ing Of hs own p
through larxs ownership in tho ChlcnRo 4
sos H. =, nfep9he 9 M va9dS5
Central to onnbIo him To- ' metn lii moro tson.
qucsts. VandorblIts W vipta IL % consro! @ Of % to Iowa
s arsst IN, M satn e cast s"TH r. yn.t and
hcjl tnacthoT y ea.t. irtn "rrn"ncmt N harin1
r. fsT ,a ten ynars past esstats lsatoK tastSr
tnnntni tratffn rrowinn raj ~ IN nr1ranriIGory
growth uf u1HtsrIai ininr,.ss eas. III In isncky
MO1utnlUA fliH frthtttit n thu 11tHII rh1n3
rn.raIxo ~ vIcr
flut 9reat rntIrna,l ktnoa nro rcs,ices sn, thar
cannnt afYo,1i to nnw Esynis n stnni unr1kk
ip"n tho,s. even i thoy s'' aro re n sonpced 10
ass ts1sS The m E"Sn Knsas sSS s ssnF oaF ars1a
,nuc,1 ~ ~ tT,t,s"m,iorntoi frnnh, r. can. nv
meciion with q purchascd Controlling intcrest
ami snrnrni nfi,rr foosiinr r,nds th,s o1,tnininr
rnnfr,i ~ nj ,,,ns cnoasfr, Wis.nIr nnj "nn,sr
inK shs,rter iime 70 tho Northcrn Atlantic n tca-
I"rt intrrcst Thc hnn ~ n.d Wdu was .nu II, n,l
iii nanvement. which % i1ns nresinitntcti nrariv M
Mi tho striking charges on tle faee Of the
ss - sS..i!ssios Sss ot oss sss @
xe Gstfns 81 s ~. and as,tdn the Nashv,e @
t,,iinp snmc Srt 1nd'ns ~ @nod IN ,ha ov ssh
md inyoiving ~ coinparativay i s,nal @ anosi.t ii
n,rnntaors in cfnn,tinv fnr thrs'iIh
freiVht. i.ut this ,ntter Standardization fs ntw
tTnfm,n+nt vifh . strnng onInnntitinn 4, fhn
Jiiint,ia Ccntrui, which has absorbed tho NCw
Il tnIlcaae Of ncl.ry 1s00 miles, travcrslrg Iowa
elstwardy across the cntirc State, and dawn
Tennessee and into Mississippi aud through sotno
i% s sss aseh e y sa asgs 1sas ,sG p,s s
leading congratulations, and ase necessary III tts.
sure tho full frnltion Of tho objects Of tho men
"oo a'0 ,seasuer eoaa1x~41oss w:n 'as' 4sp w.rrn"
Changes In the railroad system Of tho country
sss 5fen n r during ns pas, ana
SSs'ss I'M mnense s g! saps cn an msssen s
them M tdI aa their hcr
their Mlntjons md infucnec t1pnn thn fr.i'in
q .he souptsy. Is V saSs 9 alrsady stated, tho
ssscs sfSs II s*s hs @ % nl 9'G Il osg e Hnswa y
, 1880-02-16


sonlo ttuIe ago the Frtsit!ent Of the Louis.
vile, Nashville Il Great Southern lsnilsaa sniti
rnt aa1fS who Wls ad T ovcr ~ ins the
whale rnKc nf ws,tilea III this country, and fulcd
70 drop to any With shat a',,s!,tnt Of NANCY. !
wpIllan VILE u myth. Hut havo understood,
within Il day Or two, that there 10 really
wnElan With fartuno Ut tslat, ur approx xlsHato,
magnitude. though sho Ia scarcely ksl1wn to any.
hs'ly uithur III illiAnaIal ur styN circles.
shc IL u Mr.. 9 renn. tho wfone y former Amer
III worth eatu0.OU. This get,t!anlnn spends most
Ut tis time about tho Uniun Club, Now York.
while bly, wifi resides with all tItulld sMt vt
Hellbwa' Falls, Vermont. +
Hhs derives hur fortune FROM Mhn known us
tDlubl0r ht,l,tns.ns. who OWNED tho lnrNcsl
1 q rn"i n N s,1iI y ait s lSry N.w
tuwn In Now England. htsiIIx heuu settled only
teU ytAlrs b4furo tlo Revolutionary Wur. II
uw,.tH! by n Mr. lsllss,Ia, WIN rr14slnberel thnt
Russell wsls tho fam!ly num4 of ths Dukes of
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THE WEEK,

'Fte1.' ,''p'f' ',,,,,,
LONDON, Ecu. l].-4l III generally pelioFett
that the Government co,,tulnplates assuming
n protcctornt, over Persia. md clTerting with
~ H. ict,,t nn.,,,,atfn, ~ I1nrot ,rn ,,,,ni.
tn s' '!o !',.'
.,'eo ue1n'" " auu ~ tMne.s'o'a n1.cMhtns'.
eto Go'i''t1'o"' 1"1 .nt''s,ets III o"tn tAoase,
decline to say that tho possession OF
l1erat is not included IN the arrangement.
Continental Journals confidently u,lun Tint
f1,o tor,,;a ~ a trant,, ln,waon Enrln,Ml nu1I
.o .u!e w. t'c vs"son 'u ,r,.". n.'u
felS'a ale SUBSTANTIALLY 1saaseo. lucy
amount to Rii offensive and defensive
alliance. The Russian b,,gbear IL m,,,ie 10 do
dnty % once more II, ~ prctext for these fresi,
ontans',,lH e"s"sc''eAH ul'" euo'1aou'
responslhItties.
Tho Liberal leaders arouNdotormtnod what
)fpu to a,lopt, but sober ,lc,, Of uotl parties
nr" ol,rf,aI ,t tEa." ,,i,,i,inni 1nn"rfpi t,,r.
atu "'"t'ne'a ~ uloso ""o1t'o,N. 1.npeina oaa
dchs' all4 consider uho project tne most ~
rInus news since. the Turkish eohVeil-
tto,t, 1t bulng,, perfectly calculated, to ~
llaine =. tho Jlllg0 spirit, capllvnta the
lllasses, provoke Russian Ksceptibt!lties, H.
crease the difficulty Ut withdrawing from AT.
ghAnIstaiI, and pledge England 10 i l.ollcy Of
perpetual AgYressioil lii Central AsI.. No
t,oiy III i'aIliaMunt thinks ii worth willie to
Acn0ullro tho tlaEr1lut immortality OF trans-
ferr!ng lierlt, WlIero England l,ts absolutely
, 1880-02-16
RAILROAD TAXATION.


Views OF Charles Francis Adams. Jr,-
4 Xcnort SUBMITTED IN Ntato Isu ,frost
C,n,,,,s..,a.,.na NnS,1r s,a.I .,"..,..s
s'"n'MlhAiohcF4-VH KEN property
ana asFoHH Receipts Should BE Fn1e1.
Nt,v York Tribune Ftb H.
Mr., Charles Frnncis Adams, Jr,, hus rendered
mn i'm normnt m,hItc srrilcn r., h,a i.,nst ,vors,
~, .h,, ,.,I,.,aI ,,,,ostia,s ~ a.. w. ~.
nn 1no t.iltoaa a.'osuon, IS report, up
md Of Stato ltnilroud Commissioners BY q com.
mittee consisting NJ Mr. Adams. frnin Nina.
W ~ ,vi,,,,. .N, i'p. 1Iaa.' r'a
h'ehusetls, Mr' ". L. W1lllah1s lft'm hl!chlHan,
anl Mr.. J. II. ObCrly from Illinois, On THO
Taxation Of Itn(Qrueds ar1d Railroad Securities"
Tim u,,trpcstIona NJ Mr. At,nms IN e,rna oth,r
,.s 1 , 80 - -. .. ..t ~ "'o 'snu ~.
paposs hasa seemed 10 merit cfH'cisni. llis
Ercnt Interest III this subject, however, md his
u,,ifv him tn trnat # tn many rc4nccts ~ nv,
.,,nn,..t,,,I ...,s 49,, .s .'..,.. -, 80 '."
siceesstn''S th1lh any otncT writer IN fhe eo'ln'
try. Tho report In respect, to taxation Is one
Of unusual merit. md ought To rpc1tyu attaH-
finn fro,n To,ylslntures n; cvcr,. stpta
nj, a., g,.. I 80 II, IL ,A J., =.
1he Ht.'r'uhnou given ~ 1nss aocumcnt 10 OF
greMt value. Tho Committee haa boon Ablp to
assemble and con1cnso within tho limits OF
..' ."osa 10 w. u'o t."uuut
tt!n.uua n'u lHlfona securAt.es III trent nflt1lh
md Hr1t4ah America. Franco, dnrnnny. belgium,
Holland, AustrIn It1,t,vnry T,r,tssiu md H,vltz-
atIonI nnd n,I w. g,.t.e ~ +hts Irni,,, r,. M.
.. 80 -. 80 - 49, ,.S' ~ r.o r. u"' - 81
hlIMCt VI !nWs N TUG uIeFent Htato6 ~ oVluchtIy
prrparon VIII chTe. anu "a - 1u!l ana thorpukh
~ IN Gs,steht VIA Ivy cnnlctisht1nf. An
% %oHnn.ilauon " taih past oL INC repor. VIII cause
, 1880-02-16
BUYING CANADIAN HORSES,

MONTREAL Feb i4-'rwo hundred and clght.
ccn holses, uustiuK SIS, were purchased In
this market during tho week by American buy
res, aid shipped Il, Ii,,stuN and Springfield,
hass., Cambridge, Duyar. N. H., aud Jersey
CITY. This trltl9 has bueA atcatlly Increasing
for considerable timD p,lxt.
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IAvEnpoo1, Fob. tl.-rho London corrc-
sportlent Of tho Courier snys: AssuraMca
Ii given me TINT tho statement of tho inten-
ton Of tho Baroness DurttGtt-Coutts to de-
vote E500,Oo0 to the aMlelioration of tho dis
trcss III ireland IL tr,c.' Contradictions hAro
been mntl1 III most Of the London daily pa
pcrs, hut tho fact is tncoutrovcrtlblc. Tlu
money will bn Invested III tho purchase Of
land I'll the District Of ConnGnlaru, County
Galway, to ba afterwards let to small tcu-
ants nt long leases and moderate rents. 4
committee Of Irish gentlemen Interested In
agriculture Is associated III the scllclsle."
SEED.
LONDON. Fcb. 14.-Wheu tho motion was
made to go into Committee on tllo Scetl-I'o-
tato bill, Mr.. Nolan moved TINT tho Commit
tee hnva power 10 extend its provisions to
other seed besides potatoes. Agreed 10.
RDuTIIw4tIsK REJECTION.
THO election Ut Su,thwnrk f0r member of
Parliament resulted: Edward Clarke {Coll-
seryNtiyc), 7,GSl; Andrew Dunn (Ltheral),
6,sO; George .Sllipiun (}V0rklnEulnil's rvl-
rtstutAtiyel, 100,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Spfctdl Dispaieh to The Ch{cdoo 7tttttns.

~ sntss1 psrae1 to 1"t ,s ca's''s 7'ts,ns.
"Ahnis'IuS' ~. VI, Fcb. h.-lNo SUD
Committee 0f tho House Elections C0nlnlttcu
met to-day, md tic majority formally MI
nouuccd their decision to unseat Isuprcscnta.
live Waslllnlrn, of Minnesota, anil to sent
IEuAtius Donnnl,y. In thn manner nlreatly
n,,t,n,i i, t,ns,, r. .',st,,
sor tnc ,y,',a H. ti.o.1ns - ,p., os
this action of lis Subcommittee, nnd for the
House to lntorse its nctiofl, to complete tho
outrage upon lie State Of SfinnesoLa, Thoro
ls iltt'e probability that the Subcommittee
would have ever come TO tho conclusion II
has Ind thoro not been assurance TINT tho
Democratic majority Of tho entire Committee
,,..a m"am ,,i cSetr III ,,s fe"r.. I''a1 'he COLL
mittee Will therefore, vote 70
..... USsEAT wAs'InuIty
seems cortain; hit, for political reasons, It
, 1880-02-16
THE CHICAGO TH1B1)NE MONDAY FEBRUARY TO- 1880

tho country islno1ncntnrily intoxicated by tia
gatherings Of Lord I,eAnnnsficfd's surcess,
aMl ntlnllt TINT II tllerc were n dissolution
now Tury mniDrlty would ln. r4ttIr,,rlt.
Tiny bnlleve thnt tho Ministers nru cdl,shi-
erlng the cxt,etlir.lry Of ,tssDlving l'nflfa-
l,Gnt before introducing tho budget.
, 1880-02-16
Saturday evening. These fncotlnga will bo
held regularly pael, week until tic Chicago
Convention meets,


sptetas Dhpa.eh to The CAtca9a Tribune.
MT. CAnEso11,, ILL.,, Feb IA Washburne
meeting WINS chilled here, but no club WIS
formed. ,Tiere Is q strong preference for
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

only newspaper in Carson which has job
Office attached Political job printing made a
specially. This announcement is made to let
the public know that any other newspaper
Office in Carson which takes orders for job
work is obliged to send it to Virginia City or
Reno to be filed, thereby causing @ delay to
the patron of two days and the risk Of typo
graphical inaccuracies which could be corrected
if printed at home.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
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 mostinexcusiblea and offensive in sociei7
and yet the cause of it may easily DO re
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. It purifes 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 SOZODONT, as
it removes oil unpleasant odors of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

CIRCULATING LIBRAHy.-Ths Rooms Of the
Ladies' Circulating Library and Reading
Room, on Carson street, next door north Of
Savings Bank, are open every day from 2
TO half past 4 P. NJ, and from half past 6
to 9 each evening. The payment of fifty
cents per month entities each member to all
the privileges of the Library. The reading
public arc invited to visit these rooms and
avail themselves Of their advantages.
.... oc1G I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
THE BODIE DISASTER.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THR GOODSHAW.

The following dispatch from Bode was re-
ceived yesterday:
A Gre broke out in the Goodshaw hosting
works at oclock this morning and destroyed
the building. The shaft took Gre and burned
down twenty or thirty feet.
As soon as the fl ames were subdued temper
airy hosting works were improvisca and the
foreman, James Hood descended the shaft.
four men were at work on The GEO foot level:
McCabe, Jackson, Smith and another whose
name has not been ascertained. All were
found dead at the bottom of the shaft.
Engineer Parker has not been seen since
the fire, and it is feared that he may have
been burned in the building
A miner named Dogan was killed in the
Tioga mine this morning by rock falling on
him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

No ONE PARDoNED YESTERDAY. - The
Board of Pardons met yesterday and heard
the following applications for pardon: ". c.
Barton, J. Morrison, Jennie Taylor, G. B.
Persons James Rice and C. E. Buck. AL the
applications were denied. Buck was sent to
the State Prison fer murder.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

Our DOMESTIC WARRIORS. following
non-commissioned officers of the Carson
Guard have been appointed by Capt. Moger
to serve for the ensuing year: Orderly Ser
geant, 81. Hoag kinson; First Duty Sergeant,
Geo. Heritage; Second, H. Pierce; Third.
D. B. Kennedy; Fourth, B. Hayes; First
Corporal, H. B. Meyer; Second, A. E. Pine;
Third, James Kerr; Fourth, Albert Morris;
Color Sergeant, r. L. Duncan; Quartermas-
ter Sergeant, Jonathan Saaell. These men
are all brave and bloodthirsty and in case Of
a foreign invasion, or call from the Governor
to prorogue Democratic Legislature, could
be depended upon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

OLD THEATRE SALooN.-John Quincy Ad-
ans Moore's Hall is now the headquarters of
the Republicans of Ormsby county, and his
saloon will continue to administer to the
wants of the thirsty on all occasions. Al
though his liquors are unequalled in Nevada.
he still maintains the old price, one bit q
drink.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL.

Nv Virxinia and Truckee Railroad.
LIFT BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
NJ Banner A J StillweI
pa Ford AC Hamilton
Thos Lee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
py C.rson and Bodis stage Line.

DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
Vim NJ Sewell Mrs Andrews
G Trae SD Fannon & daugter
Mrs F B Hesse H G Braudenbery
Stephen Kohl Hume
ARRIVED YEsfERDAY AFTERNOON.
d. Bender John Fox
Stone DB Nye
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

INQUIsITIvE. Col. Fair was n town yes.
terdAy taking survey of the only county that
he was unable % control. Il S rumOred that
he proposes to ascertain Of certain men where
all his money went
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD
400 Ophir--5s 5!
800 Mexican--6t
20 Gould and Curry-335
100 Best and Belcher-S
40 California; 80
285 Savage 80
$50 Con. Virginia-2 80
100 Chollar-1 20
$50 Potesi-1 60
210 Hale and Norcross-2 %
800 Grown Point %
800 Yellow Jacket
80 Imperial-2Oc
90 Confdence-3 20
80 Belcher--1 80
375 Sierra Nevada-Gl
30 Utah-5f
4A0 Exchequer-l 30
Is Seq. Belcher-6
AGO Bullion--1 20
go Overman--9Oc
go Justice-35
400 Union Cons! 8!
$50 Alta-365
l5O Julia 40c
$50 N. Y. COME
l75 Sccrpion--1
400 Lady Washington-20e
go Calodopia-35c
40 Silver Hill-4Oc
30 Challenge-65
go Benton--1 20
I35 Occidental
EVENING BOARD.
30 Eureka Con.--173
800 Northern Belize
800 Argenta--3oc
$50 Grand Prize-1 60
$50 ndependence-40c
400 Navajo--9O
30 Dsy-20c
$50 Albion-75c
80 Mount Diablo-4i
800 East Monnt Diablo-lOc
$50 Walcs--1 so
90 Belle Isle-65c
100 MONDAY So
IS North Noonday-15e
220 Columbus--2
% Bedie-4a
800 Mammoth-20
80 Goodshaw-75
200 Concordia-l
l65 Champion-30c
500 McClinton--5
IS Tioga--4Oc
800 Boston Con.-l 20
20 s. king-9a
90 Syndicate-45
275 Addenda-2Oc
400 Booker-1Oc
800 Mono-50
800 Black Hawke
30 Jupter-25
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oaMsBY HOUSE, SHARP BROTHERS PROPS
r Gibson, Virginia E B Shaw, San Fran
W Brown, Car Val d B Nye, do
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

MINING SIGNALS. Chas. CUMMINGS .
Comsteck mechanic has sol sed the problem
Of electric signals in the mines ana the prac.
teal working Of the apparatus has been fully
demonstrated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

Jacob Zech, the weli-kno"n plane tuner,
who has tuned scores Of pianos in Carson,
has gone into bankruptcy. His receipts failed
to harmonic with his liabilities
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

To LRr.-A nice suit Of rooms, furnished,
With kitchen attached inquire at this
sf6ce o13tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

ELEcrRIc BILrs.-Ths1ter has some genu.
inc electric belts for sale, which, in a few
weeks trsnsformedi consun. ptive into a
prize fighter. #
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

WIFE MURDER At BoDIE.-Job Draper was
arrested on Sunday lass in Bedie for murder
ing his wife between Bodie and Mammoth
City. The body was found IN the sagebrush
horribly mangled. There is talk of lynching
the wretch. ...
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

Music IN THE A1R.-The work of reading
traitors out of the party goes apace. lester-
day Col Fair was in the city endeavor!ng to
ascertain why in thunder the county Of Orms-
by didn't go Democratic when he sent such a
plethoric sack down here weeks before cleo
ton. Every other county went Democratic,
why didn't Ormsby? These are indeed hard
questions FOR certain men to answer. Coin
was placed with all sorts of people for all
sorts of purposes, and if coin could win in
Eureka, why not in Ormsby? 1t is ruHlored
that some Democrats are proposing to read
traitors out of the party for their apathy on
election day. They say that Warren Wasson
was the only man Of note who worked tooth
and toe nail for the interest of the whole
ticket. There are ugly whisperings flying
about to the effect that some men who were
given round sums of coin to handle quietly
sailed away the twenties and let the election
60 to the devil. Like the man in Marysville
who was given $50 to work for w. r. Ellis.
He spent dollar and went home. Next day
Ellis said,
II didn't see you getting any votes
"Oh yes, got one vote. -
For how much2'
IA dollar
"Hew about the other nineteen!"
at took that to convince me.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

WANrED.-A place to do general house
work in respectable family by young girl.
Apply at this Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

BROUGHT TO TIAR.-CoYle and Williams,
the young men convicted in Justice Cary.
Court of obtaining board and lodging at the
Morton House under false pretences, we're UP
for sentence yesterday morning. They agreed
to pay the bill and all the costs and expenses
and leave the town, and the Judge let them
of with that understanding. 1t is much
easier to pay board bills at the end of each
week than to 60 through the Justice Court
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

The Chronicle cuts down its size four col.
umns OH accoun. OF the general dullness of
the times. This is j sensible idea, and if all
newspapers threw cat their dead advertising
and useless matter, there would be a change
in the size of every paper in the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10

BALL AND BANoUEr.-The st. John colored
Lodge No. Is gave ball and banquet at
Turner's Hall last night for the Charity Fund
About twenty FIVE colored Nasons came down
from Virginia City. The festivities were kept
up until late hour Keys colored band fur.
nlshed the music.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-10
THE HISTORY OF NEVADA.

SOME OF THE LEADING FEATURES OF THE WORK
HOW OLD CITIZENS CAN RENDER MATERIAL
ASSISTANCE.