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ta'k Ws:t jaetsou= rooms swell front brick, all
sl3 Fulton-a, III rooms, brick. all modern improve
sa5 md tso West Monroe st., 2 good tzame build
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snd u Cari9liesv' each: I'LL I'LL
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order No. & WashuRfnn lu ga1 ao "a T. 'oa q 'qi ~ EGG
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AlGniQan.hs. Haa[ 1allteentp-8l-, large, eIe4ap
dWolitnx Is rooms, Ill podarn improvements.
~ tFAlES.af.' very nIe Fcss;llee hanasomey tur
ntslo4; ~ improvements WILL pe rented furnished
or r';5 MHiuI i,a5 uiasu: <.. .,., - !.
all modern i,npsoyer1ents - '''t
WEST SIDE,
4ss Fulton-st, 2-story tramu dwelling rooms barn
s9l West Jackson IT. elegant 2-sQry ucta.on frunt
near A1ardeen ii rooms. 0'''e@' ~
rooms 1'~>' -
Nl Bulton-st., 2-story brick dwelling rooms no
boaeuuut =. -
KODAs, FLATS. AND APARTMENTS
~ to III West Nudf5uu -st-Pleasuut little room IN
third Story. (Sea fanitoE) 80
tT to 6i5 WU5t MadisOn-st., Bishop Court Hotel.
Fo9mH \. w s.uase M o. n, en- suite: See janitnr3
on ,5 a,s,1s ~ '"o 'e8S 'easu' foons' seq
NVis4a oauE.
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tak uas IL fto1aSs oat4 e:1ln;; tsSs
suntIGA5A.
Az HVerslde pleasant u"elllnR IN Rooa loca1lon;
eneat 70 responslole l2rty.---- l2rty.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17
vx THE DISTRICT COURT oE Tnx

Second Judicial District Of the State Of NevsAa, n
va Ihn BeTo defendant Action brought in the DistEis
Court the Second Judicial district OF the state q HS
yada in and for the County of Ornsby and the
of said District Court The State OF Nevada seaos gree
ing John Bero, defendant You are hereby reqra ~
appear in an action brought against by the sieve
plaintiff i'll the District Court Of the SECOND
District OF the State of Nevada in and for the County
ormsby and answer the complaint filed hereah, - oSS
which accompanies this summons) within Ten Gays eeS
of the day Of servce after the service on yo 81
this sumrnons-h. served within this county ar serves
out of this county but this district within twenty
days otherwise within ferty daysor Judgment by deas
viii be taken against The said action is bro'fa 70
obtain decree of divorce dssoving the bonds OF mac
mony existing between plaintiff and yourself, on os
grounds desertion and abandonment Plantin aases
rs that ever since on the Sd day of June A. y
1876 the defendant without cause or provocauoa,
fully deserted abandoned plaintiff aud ever slnoo has
continued and now continues to desert anu aoauo
Second and that since said last mentlohed a6 AS
for than one year last past the sau oeiss
utterly failed neglected provide for pialntM ne
any of the necessarles OF me- "nich la ne
gef and failure and is not the result OF reVeeH
defendants part which he could not avoid by ordinary n
dustry; and further that she is without fault Id As
premises that there is living of the issue of her said mar
rage female child named franketa Zero, OF Tho e6a
of nine years said child has been and was desertea
by defendant and left to the support OF paitH tAs me
defendant is unfit to the Of said child and her
education that there property of plantsn
and defendant wherefore plaintiff prays decree OF we
cont that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant be
dissolved that pending this action plaintiff have the care
and custody II the said minor child Fraketa bere st
upon the tina! hearing such and custody be h
that pending this action defend Mt be required to pas
Plaintiff such reasonable sums slimony and counse4
sach relief she be entitled to, as more ty
set forth plaintiffs compliant And you are nefoUy
notified that fail to appear and answer the ss1a CON-
pant above required the said plaintiff Will Apply 20 the
the court for the relief demanded in her complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District C0urt
in and for the County Of ormsby day oo:oer
the OF Lord, one thousand eight hndrss s~s
evenly nine J. H. MARSHALL.
c. 5. VARsAs. Attosney for Plaintiff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17

SECOND Judicial District OF the state OF NevaoA n
and the County of Olmsby. }. NJ Short, p4alnaa
Geo W Holcomb, defendant. CtiUn brought in iee
District the Judicial strict vi tie atate
OF Nevada in and the County of ormsby and the com
pan filed in said County crIrsby, i'll the Office II tns
CLERK Of said District The state Of Nevada sends
greeting to Geo W Hocomb defendaHt: You are hereby
required appear action brought AGAINST you ~
above plaintiff in the District Court u the
Second Judicial District OF the State 0t Nevada, la sos
for the County Of OrInsy and to answer the complaint
therein "a copy Of which accompanies this suninSnt
within DAYS eXciusiYe OF the day 0 seylcel er Ge
service you Gf this summons-H served "thIi Ssis
County; if served Of this County, but III TINS D's
trict within days otherwise within forty dsys-tt
iu grnent uefat will be taken against This saie
actpn brought the sum y SIX hundred M"
dollars and Fortythr cents balance alleged to ne
due plain tiff account OF goods, wares ts
merchandise furnished paintlf at Your defeae
ant cal instance aud request, between the th DAY
September A D. 1873, and tire Sth day OF Juy ef,s
the same fully appears in plaintiffs conpiains
now file in my Office, copy OF which Is here"T!@
served Plaintiff also demands judgment for costs f sust
YOU hereby notified that il fail TO ap ear arc
answer the said complaint above required, the sAs
plaintiff will take judgment against you Tor the said sum
Of $611 43 and costs of snlt -.
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF the i'Ie-
- trct Court the SeC0ud Judicial District OF tar
State of Nevada in and for the County OF ornlsby
SEAL his 18TH daY of December in the yeAT 81 or
- Lord, one huudreG and seventy nine.
d...I7 J. ii. MARSHALL Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17
NOTICE NO. ~.
Ct 81 CossRs~s APPROVED sUrk
n s,Is7S.
USITEp STATES LAND GfFck.

Z
CARSON CITY. Nevada December 20, 1878
Netice hereby given to all whom concern; That
Andrew J. Tot of the County of Wss"e, State OF Ne
yada has this filed in this Office his application No u
to purchase the United States Government the fol
lowing described land chiefly valus BILE for tmber
and unfit cultivation, viz: west half af southeast
quarter of Section "a in toWnsh No l. north, OF Range
within tine Carson City Nevada u 5. Land District.
Any and all uersons having any interest in or claim TO-
said land adversely said APPLICANT are hereby reqdlre
to file adverse claim with the register of said Land
Office within the SIXTN DAYS period # puhies ion ct
this notice. or failing to do So they will be barred
such adverse right or cialnl.
dsc u sod c. n. HARRIS, Register
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17
s@!cC..i- TH- TEiL0E'S
GRAND T4iI0RlNG sMP0 u III .,
721 Market street san Francisco.
aIa-}m
Motto 10 @ Ly.
q ct Gr CONGRESS-. APPROVED IJNf;
n 3. 1875.
I-sirrD STATES LAND nFrIsF.

T-&rfD STATES LAND OFFICE.
CAEs0N ClF, Nevada. JauIarS :, $50
Nut!co is hereby civen t" an whom it u,ay cer'
That Aired Jacques, the County Il WaShrt ~t@;t e
Nevada, has this day e in this Office his 2lc2:'a N'
i9 to purchase from th,- (nited states NtrHIht th.
foouin. described Of laud, chiefly usC lar n'
ber and unfit for cultvati'n w: ~"HS.aNt qua e. "
Section 20 in township No. l. north, of f., So "r st,
" D. VI contli,irc t64 acres. and sH"tt " in TIE;
t!orson City, Nvyadt, [ 5. Land District
ANY and all r3nuS having any interest III or ''aI'" T.,
said land adversely said applicant hr'h5 riu'ed
TO file such adverse claim with the Regtr Of aid Ian
Office within the sixty days period Of publication q" Tins
notice ar falling do they viii lie barred ef such al
verse r:lr;t or claim C. y. HAR1tfS Register.
jan!G-60d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17
SEMl-aaNuAl REPORT CT THE c4uhTY
TREASURER.

ovncE COUNTY fzzksuR1x, I
04ssssE O1rT, Nevada, December 81, 1879
To te Hoa the Board Of Oouav Commissioners d ermsoy
esunsy, Nevada;
Gssnte,nen have sse runor 10 herewith submit my
reor of the receipts and Disbursements with such ether
information be for fun ana complete
Understanding of the transactions of this department ~
tire six mouths enlfny December 81, 1879:
Balance hand July i, 1879, as per CasA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17

xsEz ,s.z slrRnEsSaB
KATEAlROn,
4 FAIR SPECIMEN.

7 b.1 been entirely bald for several years, con-
.tutional, suppose. I used few bottles OF
Katlairoa. an, to my great surprise hrve thick
.,rowt!l of young hair.
col. JOHN l. DORRAECE, I. 5. A.
In every important respect the hathairon l' aoso-
iu.cly iucomparable. i is uneqE"!e1
/. To Cure badness.
.. To Restore Gray Hair.
}. To Remove DandruT.
t. TO Dress and Beautify the Hair.
BEAR IN AIIND.--The Kathsrun is no
sticky paste of sulphur and sngar-ofead, to paint
and laub the lrair and paralyze the brain. 1t Is
a pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to ra-
store tho hair by natural owth and refrigeration
II is srendi]!y perfumed, and the most delightful
toilet dressing known No lady's or gentlennnf
oilet ou.f. is complete without Iyon'' kathsiron
SOLD EVEREwHFaE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17
KlCOLl THE TAILOR

nESIRES TO CALI TIE AFTENE EAON
of gent men to the daily arrival OF New York styes
Of French English and Domestic goods from has London
and New York houses.
Being our own importers .ble to guarantee and
give the REAL article such prices defy eonpesshan
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17
NICHOLS INFALLlRLE INJETIpN

C;u.rautori 10 cure promptly and permanently ever,
.ase n ..onornb1, 0leot aid Whites, ne lnatler
h,p long standing il directions are followed h'eraa'
n,s;r,.s not rccap,neuiai necessary r1i-e gar.
,atai or money refunded. For sale by u. F. Foster s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17
Fsp. Car E0ons kte,
AND sTRGEON.

OFFICE: Opposite Kong Kings store, Chinatown.
All Zee in this city. He lisrsnte.,- l"'r1fp' ~ md
speedy cures and hopes b., sit att ,teu tssass TO
merit tuli snare Vi practice. vct1" IL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-17
sEHl-aMMD,. REPGsT Of the C0uh i
AUDITOR.
ovuCs OF COUNTY AUnrpoR,

UNFfOH OF
ossgyBy COUNTY NEVADA December 81, 1879.
r. s,e Hon the Board of County Commissioners Ornsby
County State of Nevada Gentlemen:
The County Auditor respectfully submits nse ien"lng
rsnrt of the fiscal the said county for te slX
months ending December 3lst, 1879.
It,Ia,oe on hand close OF business June - -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-16

the bills he had received. Clark of
Nobleboro said he had been ap-
preached for the same purpose
Senator Blaine published a card deny
ing unequivocally the reports that he
was concerned in or had any knowledge
of any attempt to bride members of the
Legislaturc.-The official term of Gov.
Garcelon having expired by limita-
ton, during the interregnum Gen.
Chamberlain, Commander-in-Chie of
the = military forces, Temporal
rily assumed the direction of affairs in
cident to the protection of State prop
erty.-The President of the Senate an
-nounced that there being, no vacancy in
the Office of Governor such as is
contemplated by the Constitution, he
had no authority to assume the Gov
ernor's prerogative of swearing in men,
bers. seih779 l-''i iiitiI 't i@'i
Neither house of the Legislature
had quorum on the 10th, and after
brief sessions both adjourned till Mon
day.-James D. Lamison, President of
the Senate, announced that he had as
sumed the duties OF Governor to fill the
present vacancy in that Office, as au-
thorized and required by law.-Wallace
r. White, charged by Swan and
Hartman with paying them 81, 900 each
foripurposes of bribery, published card
declaring the charges "absolutely, I'M
qualifedly and maliciously false" so far
as they refer to him. He declines, how
ever, to be investigated by the present
House of Representatives, whom he
terms the "co-conspirators of Swan and
Hartmann aaa5 '.a 4
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-16
English Land Management.

The following instance illustrates the
evil working of the present English
system of land management The
Village of Everton, II years ago, was
one of the most prosperous in the coun-
ty. The farms, eight in number, were
let to well-to-do tenants, most of whom
were born upon the soil they cultivated.
But since then there has been a total
change, both in landlords and tenants.
Some years ago, when the land-hunger
was at its height, the estate, comprising
loo acres, was sold; all the old ten
ants were evicted; the land was let to
strangers, at an advanced rental, and
an entirely new system of management
was inaugurated by the gentleman
who took the management of the estate.
The farms were not long occupied.
The advanced rent, like the last straw,
made itself felt, and tenant after tenant
found himself obliged to give up his
holding; they were succeeded in some
cases by other tenants, who, like their
n
predecessors, eventually succumbed,
until at last the village has become al
most deserted by farmers. Seven farm
houses are unoccupied by farmers, one
or two are shut up, and the others are
occupied by either bailiffs or laborers.
The whole of the land, with the excep-
ton of Que farm and some garden land,
is in the hands of the estate agent, who
is carrying on the cultivation at the ex-
pense of the landlord. The landlords
used to clear $4,000 year from this
estate, but for the last four years. they
have lost f3, 900 year.
Mn. EDISON, see here; your electric
business won't light cigar.-Hawkeye.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-16

the Utes with reference to their reservation
These letters, the Secretary says, the interests
Fl ReiS at Logan inc
trOduced a bill to establish United
states Court in Indian Territory. .......
called. as on Monday, for bills for reference.
Mr.. Chalmers d., Miss.) introduced a bill,
which was referred. to regulate coin certih-
Gates: Mr.: Townshend O.. NJ offered dare res ,:s,,
Affairs to inquire into the expediency OF
abolishing all ENJOYS Extraordinary
and: Ministers resident from the United
Mr.. Bedford (R., Colo.) introduced joint res
OlutiOn authorizing the Secretary of the In
terror to pay out Of the Ute Indian amnesty
the heirs of Frank Dresser *. 900, to the widow
of William H. Post $4,000, and to Mamie j.
Elliott 900 for injuries sustained by them
Other bills introduced were-by Mr.: Culber-
son d., Tex.), for the ,recoinage of the trade
dollar; by Mr.. Elan (D.,.La TO provide for
and merchandise subject to ad valorem duty.
etc. by Mr.. Mills o., Tex.), directing the
President to prohibit all Indians on reserva-
lions from going into Texas.
|. JAN. g. Senate-The Sergeant at-Arms
brought to the bar of the Senate L. T. Smith,
Levi Wilson and E. B. Purcell, to answer to
the charge of contempt in not obeying the
summons to testify in the Ingalls, case.
altCI COihSAuCIdOAC uCOdSC Vic tAACO VIZ
nesses Mt the bar were DISCHARGED, having
purged themselves of contempt. Mr.. Herman
introduced bill to provide for the
distribution of the money seized by order
of General Butler in the New Orleans banks
during the War, authorizing claimants to sue
for it in the Court of Claims. Mr.: Plumb in,
trOduced a bill to create an additional land
district in Kansas. Mr.. Jonas introduced a
bill to repeal the I'D Section of the act to in
corporate the Texas Pacific Railroad
Company, to aid in the construction of
its road and for other purposes, and
to declare the rights, privileges and
lands granted in said section to the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg
Railroad forfeited, and that said section be
re-enacted in favor of the New Orleans Pacific
Railroad Company. Mr.. Window from the
Committee on appropriations reported, with
an amendment, the Military Academy
Appropriation bill. Placed On calendar......
H0tse-A resolution was adopted direct
ing the Committee on Appropriations to
inquire into the causes and extent of the
probable deficiency in the Postal Star Service
for the fiscal year lS79-S0 Mr.. GOOde, Chair
man of the Committee on Education and La
Dor, reported back the bill to apply the pro-
ceeds of the sale of public lands to the educa.
ton Of the people. Referred to Committee OF
the Whole. The House considered in Com
mittee of the Whole the report of the Commit
tee on Revision of the Rules.
JAN. 9.-Sendte-Not in session.
House-The only business transacted was
hearing reports of committees on bills of
private nature, and their consideration in
Committee of the Whole. Adjourned till
Monday n s .'t.t IL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-16
FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.

JAN. 6.-Sendte-Several bills were in.
troduced among the most important being
one by Mr.. Davis of Illinois to establish a
Court of Appeals, and one by Mr.. Pendleton
to transfer certain claims from the Executive
departments to the Court of Claims. Peti
Mp fro@ ths Kansas city City
Board of Trade and Kansas City Chamber
of Commerce, asking for the improvement of
b m be
prOvements of the Missouri River at or near
Kansas City. On motion of Mr.. Morgan. as a
mark of respect to the memory of the late
House-Mr. Scales d., n. CO., Chairman of the
Committee on Indian Affairs, reported resO-
luton directing that the committee investi-
outbreak of the Ute Indians at White
River Agency, in Colorado, and author
izing it to send for persons and papers.
Mr.. Scales also reported a resolution calling
on the Secretary of the Interior or Commits
siOner of Indian Affairs for copies of all cor
respondence by Gov. Ptkin, Gems. Hatch and
Adams and Special Agent Pollock with the In
terror Department concerning the Ute In
dams. Both resolutions were adopted. Mr..
Blackburn ID, Ky. )submitted the report of the
Committee on Rules, and it was referred to
went into Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Car.
Isle (D., Ky.) in the chair, on the report of
the Committee on Rules. Mr.. FOrney d.,
Ala.) announced the death of Senator HOus-
ION, anu tnc MUSE, 10 +" InduA VI IosPcct, du-
3Ourned.
JAN. 7.-Senate-Mr. Pendleton gave no.
tice of the following amendments to Senate
joint resolution known as the Bayard resolu-
ton: At the end of the resolution add the
words, and said notes shall not be available
for any of the reserves required to be kept by
National banks, and all such reserves shall be
kept in COIN" Ordered printed and referred
to Finance Committee. The Vice President
laid before the Senate n cOmmunic8.
ton from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting the correspondence called
for by the resolution of the Senate of Decem-
Der 8, 1873, concerning the Ute Indians. Sec
rotary Schurz says he forwards the copies of
all correspondence, excepting two letters re-
ceived from Gen. Adams, one concerning the
testimony taken by the Ute Commission, and
the other touching further negotiations with
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-16
CURRENT TOPICS.

MRS. MEEKER, widow of the muir
dered Agent at White Pine Agency. in
a recently published letter discloses the
horrible fact that all of the women who
were held as captives by the Indians af-
ter the massacre at White River were
subjected tothemost ignominious treat
ment ct the hands of the brutal savages.
This fact was given in evidence before
the Commission, but out of considera-
ton for the feelings of the women con-
cerned, it was not given to the public.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-16

LUKE Pryor has been appointed, by
Gov. Cobb, United States Senator from
Alabama as successor to the late Sen
ator Houston. Mr.. Pryor is resident
of Athens, and was the law partner of
the late Senator. He is said to be man
of great ability, but has always hereto
fore declined to fill any public Office.
The election by Legislature is in Novem-
Der next,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-16

COMPANIES are being organized in
most of the large cities for introducing
Edison's electric light. Although Mr..
Edison's experiments have so far ap-
parently proved the practicability of his
great invention, there are many minor
details yet to be worked out before it can
be put to the practical test of lighting a
large city. Scientific men generally are
slow to concede all that Edison claims
for his light, while few class it in the
same category with the Kelly motor
and other impracticable inventions.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-16

CONGRESS reconvened on the 9Th af-
ter nearly three weeks vacation. 1t is
expected that the proposed revision of
rules will occupy the attention of the
House for at least two weeks, during
which time no other business will be in
order.