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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06
A TEMPERANCE MUsIcIANs SkErEKcR

A TEMPERANCE MUsIcIANs SkETEKCR.-
A man called at Justice Cary's yesterday and
wanted neighbor arrested for disturbing the
peace. A warrant was placed in the hands OF
an officer who soon brought into Court man
who proved to be one of the amateur min
strels advertised to appear next Saturday
evening at the Reform Club entertainment.
the Forthcoming performance, and was billed
for q 10 solo.
DO You play the banjo by note or earl"
asked the Court.
{" don't play at all, - said the young man
eoolly, "but Ina down Ola the bills and Of
course l must appear. | never struck note
banjo in nay life until last night, but if
don't stand in with the temperance people
shey'l IL say I'm bad egg By thunder I've
got to play"
The Court remarked that he had many
years ago attempted to learn banjo playing,
out after nine months hard labor on the in
strument he was obliged to give it up.
The young man was then asked to give an
exhibition of his accomplishments III Court.
He grasped the BAN 10 and sung, "W1l y6u
love nae when I'm old II" accompanying hu,-
self on the instrument. After finishing The
first verse the Court 6aed him 500 and 60
day in Jail.
This is q high 6ne," he remarked; " bRt
assess your crime at high figures in the inter
est of humanity, Unless your musical pre-
clivities are nipped in the bud, in some evil
hour You might get stesred up against fiddle
or an accordian, and would not like to be re-
sponsibe for the Consequences. Constable,
take him away"
The applause from the spectators was
promtly checked
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06

ConisG TaEArgIciL RyErr, This Reform
Club viii give al ssssrtaiumsat nsII sstnr-
day evening at the Opera Hous.
-Nsts Of The WsOds viii be girsR by local
company on the 18th and l4th fer tas benefit
of the Carson Guards. YAs box sheet is now
opea at the Opera House.
Tks Bsldrin troape will be hers next week,
and man fros; Virginia proposes to esms
d,wn and expose Slade. ....
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06
FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEAELY

Teeth are easily obtained by cleansing
Your teeth daily with that justly popular
dsntifrice, sOZODONT. Composed ofrare
antiseptic herbs, it imparts wilderness to
the teeth. 8 delicious aroma to the breath.
and preserves intact, from youth to old age.
tbs teeth. Acidity of the stomach viii des-
troy the strongest teeth unless its effects
are counteracted with SOzODONT, and
thi. pure tooth wash protects the dental
surfaces by removing every impurity that
adheres to them. Ask your druggist for
SOZODONT. j17
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06
STOCKS.

The market yesterday was a shade better
than the day before, but as a whole it had
a stagnate look 1t was reported yesterday
that the wmzs on the 1900 level of the Sierra
Nevada, las feet north of the incline, is in
good milling ore.
A strike is also reported in Benton and
high assays from Nj Potosi
The Lady Bryan incline reached the $50
level yesterday. The work of sinking the
incline still continues.
The tank at the $500 station of the Ophir
vas completed yesterday. The pump is al
ready in place at that point.
The main west drift on the 24o0 level of the
Chollar mine is being pushed for the vein.
It is now in distance of 554 feet.
In the Belcher the drifts are being pushed
east, north and south On the 5000 level. On
the 2760 level the drift north is still going
ahead, spots of good ere being encountered
4 contract has been let for running 100 feet
Of tunnel in the Moore Morgan claim, which
lies east Of the Ward. As $50 feet have al
ready been run in this claim, it is expected
that the additional 100 feet will cut the ledge
formerly encountered in the shaft.
Following are the latest street quotations :
Alta, s; Onion, So; Ophir, II: Benton, 2.85;
sierra Nevada, 49,; Point, A. Beleher, 10a;
Gould & Curry, 8; Best q Belchor, 163 Hale
4 Norcross, q; Jacket, 10; ChollAr, Il;
Northern Belle, 12a; Mount Diablo, 2O3;
Scorpion, 5.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06

CONTROLLERS RBPoRr - The APrlAL &C
knowlsdges the receipt Of sac annual report
OF the Stats Controller Next 70 the Agrieul-
turai Reports transmitted by Congressman
Daggstt, there is no class Of literature that pc
peruse with greater interest that the review
of Revada's suancss as furnished by J. T,
Haliock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06

THR NATION The APPaAL extends its
thanks to Miss Hodgkiasop, State Librarian,
for copies of the New York Natioa Speaking
of thi. able periodical reminds us that Judge
Beatty is a great adinirer of the Nation and
has kept fies Of it for two years. He recently
made arrangements so have them bound, but
. Chinese servant got IN ahead Of him and
used most of them to kiudle 6res With. It
seems pity to put paper of sueh solid at
tainments to so ignobls use when the Ar
PEAL has bushels of original poetry in its back
she'd which would have answered the purpose
just a. we'll.
BADLY scA1psD. - Aboss half past 10
o'clock yesterday meraing a s"sng man
named Frank Nuss WAS badly sssldsd at
Kle:n's brewsry. lie was engaged la cleaning
the foor of the cellar with hot lime waite,
The water was standing in pals. He slipped
on the vet 6ocr snd il falling overturned two
of the pals. Tire hot water severely scaId-
ed his arm and side that he WAS obliged 50 30
taken hene. He is not, Rowevef, considered
in a dangerous condition.
K or P-As . raeetinx held at the Caatis
Hall of Carson Lodge HI. 4, K. of p last
evering shs Knights Rank was conferred Oh
several msmbsrs. A grand soaial tims wa
INDUCED in by the Fraternity, saa e son.pta
Gus collation. was spread wbisA mas heartily
enjoyed by tho participants. This Order la
fast coming into prominence and bids falr to
rival some Of the older benevolent orga RIA
tons.
BoY.-Janes Farrell was II particularly
good humor yesterday frora the fact ,h&s his
~ifs had praaentsd him with q bcy which was
a ten poandsr and no mistsks. The APrEAI
lot of cigars of tbs real dsv
ana brand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06

To LKf---A furnished front room at Mrs.
W. F. Wilson's. The room is sunny and
comModioss. i2S*tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06

GOODS SOLD Ap
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES!
ds1S-u E. e. kAAl-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-13

In the last hundred years Great
Britain has had twenty Prcmiers--
indeed It may be said in the last hun
drsd and ten years. sincs Lord North.
who wont ont of office in l7s2,' bad
bssn Primo Minister siuce ITO. Among
oil these, the one who served longest
was. William Pitt, who was Premier
more than seventeen years. and next to
hin was the Earl Of Liverpool, with
nearly 6fteen years. No other angle
term. during this period, ever reached
double fgurss. except that Of Lord
North. just spoken OF. However. Lord
Palnsrstons putting his two terms to-
gsthes, reached upward Of niss years;
Sir Robert Psol. with his three terms
reached more than FIVE; aud Lord
jobs Russsll. viii his three. reached
upward u six. Lord Beaconsleld has
already. with his two terms. made sure
Of nearly seven ysars. his first tern
having lasted 2sl days, and his second,
thus far. aittle ever six ysstA sThns
he already ranka among those Premier.
who have held Office longest.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-13

We have had some Of the most glori-
Gus weather imaginable, aud i: has
proved grea, relief after all the severe
frosts and tempests Of the pas. winter.
Vegetation felt the resurrecting infu .
ence ofathe king 81 light snd beat. and
responded gladly to all his genial and
kindly smiles. Yards and gardens now
prophecy the coming Of flowers and
vegetables to cheer and gladden. the
eyes ard appetite.
The barks David Hoadley and Rainier
came into port this morning, and are
ready to lead again fer the return trip.
The bark Camden. for Hr nolulu. called
on Friday last in CON sand other new
captain, Roswell Cutler. who for long
time past has been the first officer. and
now assumes charge under auspices the
most favorable. Capt Cutler is good
seaman. and has well earned the posi-
ton he has attained. l hope the future
may be as prosperous and bis success
ms kHoi - LUG iuuiSoIiOtc Nv" seciu
TO warrapI.
Capt Robinson, the former commander
OF the Camden, is to be placed 10 an
other of the Compapy's vessels running
in . different direction. His many
years OF service ia the Camden have
attached him TO this vessel as probably
he never will be to any other. The
trade 10 one Of peculiar character,
and the years which have recorded the
Captains success ia this particular
trade have left him second to none in
the estimstion al those with whom be
has transacted Business and come IN
contact. ] congrstulate him on his sue.
cess, and wish him many pleasant and
prosperous voyages.
The Golish again occupies her berth
at the wharf, and looks like an old
familiar friend. Her absence for sew
eral weeks was demanded for much
needed repairs, which have made her
hull almost Is good % new. Now her
machinery and boilers will be over
hauled, and the addition OF few coats
Of paint to her upper works will place
her on the list OF Al steamers On these
waters. Then. with her jolly captain,
competent engineers and efficient mate
and crew, she can hold her own with
any Of her class for speed and efficient
service. fs
The milIs are again showing eight
increase since my last, and we look
! longipgly for the resumption Of full
Gme again, for she velsfeAof oil.
The timely rsins Of tfie past few days
were r,ost acceptable. and much needed
for forming.
More anon.
frpITrp
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-13

bTOWn's hOuse0OI0 kan0ccas
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally. and therby moro
certainly RELIEvE PAIN. whether chron-
10 or acute, than any other pain allevi-
ator, and it is warranted double the
strength of any smilsr preparation.
1t cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow
els, Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Tooth
ache. and ALL ACHES. and is The Great
Relierer Of Pain. "BRowN's HOUSEHOLD
PANAoEA" should be in every family.
A teaspoonfcl of the Panacea in a tum-
bier Of hot water [sweetened. if pre-
ferred. taken at bedtime. will BREAK
UP COLD. 25 cents u bottle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-13

with the recommendation OF the Mex
lean Minister here Over ole million
dollars have been subscribed to build o
line. which Is two hundred miles in
length and runs nortAward from the
City of Mexico.
EUR0PE.
BERLIN. April 10.-In the Rsichsssg
today the debate began on the second
reading of the army bill. Staffenberg
proposed to restrict the term of oper.
alton of the bill TO three years. Re-
jected by 100 to 104 The first and
second paragraphs fixing the peace
strength of the army until March 81 i,
1858. at 427 .270 men was adopted. 1856
to 96. The Minister OF War declared
the bill owed its origin not only to the
present political situation, but to rea-
sons of q lasting character. and that q
permanent military budget alone could
give tee army due stability and conf
dence. Rickert. National Liberal, said
that strengthening the army was Of
the highest importance; tue nation
must not be made Q party question
now, and declared that thers existed in
Germany q party which wished to
weaken the defensive power of the
Fstherland. but IL was the desire OF
the whole nation to uphold with o
mighty hand the possessions which
Germany had acquired, and to main.
tain peace.
CONsTANTINoPLE, April II. - The
American citizen accused Of the murder
of a Turk was recently tried before
U. 5. Consal-General Heaps. aud
found guilty of granddaughter and SEN
fenced TO two months imprisonment.
Fsrvas Pasha, Munster Of Foreign
Affairs, has protested against the
right of an American Consul to try the
case, and demands the surrender of the
prisoner to the Ottoman authorities.
He declines to surrender him.
ST. PETERSBURG. April l2.-Agence
Russo declares China has not been in.
stigated by any foreign power to as
sumo an attitude hostile to Russia, and
that 1t would be premature to appre-
bend serious complications relative to
the Kuldjs question. as the n,ture of
the Chinese proposal is unknown.
Russia does not regard the treaty which
has been concluded as existent. and
if negotiations become necessary they
will be carried on under conditions
better calculated to secure an execution
of this treaty.
VIENNA. April 12.-Jules Strosser,
cashier Of Rothschilds. has been arrest.
cd for EN- bezziement. He lost half .
million forms is speculations on the
boufse. His brothers have also ben
arrested.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-13
Tuesday, April Is, 1880.
NEW Jersey.

Az our next Governor il coming from
New Jersey. few facts concerning that
State will al this time be OF more than
passing interest. The location Of New
Jersey 10 favorable 10 . dense popala-
ton. The great cities of New York
and Philsdelphia border closely upon
il, while the travel between New Eng.
land and New York on the north and
Baltimore. Washington and the country
south of Mason aud Dixon's Iine prin-
cipsily passes over it, territory. 10
consequences Communication IL rapid.
easy and cheap. A. the cities named
have increased in population and trade,
New Jersey has developed. A large
part of the business Of New York city
10 done within its borders. where also
dwell . hundred thousand Of the mer.
chants and ar.izsns of the great me.
tropolis. That New Jersey has grown
was made manifest by the last national
census. In 1860 the State was the
twenty first in the Union in point Of
population. in 1870 it WAS tbs seven
teenth. In 1860 Jersey City had bat
10000 inhs bitants. In 1870 It had
IS 900. and ia 1876 the number, as iu-
Dictated by the State CENSUS, had iur-
Their increased to $4,000 The lands
Of the State are not yet ell Under the
pillow or covered with towns and people.
OF the 4.800, 900 acres within Its bor-
ders. 1000, 900 are In their primitive
condition. the timber being yet unre-
moved. and of that FAST area 6A0O00
acres are DIX lands and cspsbls Of 8
heavy production Of fruits, vegetables
and other articles nesdful to man. The
agricultural products of New Jersey
are noted for especial finencss. Its
peaches. berries, melons and tomatoes
are remarkably ane, while hay. grain
and sweet peistoes are staples. The
growth Of the mulberry tree and the
rearing OF the silkworm ara attracting
general attention; and - New Jersey
hasaixty ssven six factories, and makes
twice q nauoh dix as oil the rest OF the
United States together. their production
seems likely to be entered upon at an
early day aud inside the most of. Wine
10 also becoming leading article Of
production. From single station on
the West Jersey Railroad one million
quarts Of, berries were sent to market
in 1879 The pottery interests ars also
extensive. and a. manufacturing and
industrial people those of New Jersey
are not surpassed by any on tho con-
tinsnt.
&
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1t is pleasant to renew acquaintance :
ship with the friends Of our youth. said
a weather beaten ses captain as he
paced to ard fro on the quarter deck OF
az fine ship as ever plowed the
seas! So I'll Law in fresh supply of
Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea. I find it
is complete medicine chest in itself
Sailors and passengers. old and young.
men, women and children. soon get all
right after taking it few times
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A nice iiitls basipess. plan. of the
psrslasdsts = dsssribsd " our tsis.
graphic correspondent in that city. 1t
IL 20 moro nor less than to build : rail-
toad tom Esst Portland y Vancouver.
to radiats with other 70 ads in dsec-
tions northeast aud northwest. and "a
capture. and take tc.P Portland. asonf
csrrsspendent says. ian immsnse trade
that otherwise will 10 eassisd 10 Pagst
sound" This Is sisnihcaht language.
and We doubt not I'll j. inssndsd BY i
that l. said. Our leading citizsns, eur
men Of money and influence. should
zee 70 y thai shsy are net tina SPOILED
for the benefit Of The more wealthy
(and perhaps snterprisipgl usrchsnss
Of the Oregon metropolis. s' So
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MISCELLANEOU
The following telegram
was received by .. T. Wheel
or, Agent for the McNeale &
Urban Safes in this city, and
win explain itself:

SAN FRANcIsco. March II. 1880.
d. T. Wheeler, Seattle, W T::-Your
Commissioners or any one else can have
the privilege of testing by drilling any
McNea!e s Urban Fire and Burglar
Proof Safe. and We will guarantee the
same results as in Burglar Proof Safe
now used by Dexter Horton s CO. .
bank, and numerous other banks on
this coast. ss
ssR s7e RAYMOND s. WILTSHIRE.
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Mach Siekncss,

Much Stckness,
Undoubtedly with children. attributed
to other Causes. is occasioned by Worms.
BRowN's VERNIFUeE CoNFIrs, or
Worm Lozenges, although eifectual in
destroying worms. can do NO possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable com bination has been success
fully used by physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in eradicatiug
worms. 90 hurtful to children. Twenty.
Eve cents o box.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-13

There has lately been con-
siderable talk abou. Safes be-
ing drilled. The above tele-
gram speaks for itself, and
shows that Msssrs. Raymond
{ Wiltshire, Agents for the we'll
known McneaIe & Urban Safes
are willing their safes should
be tested. Many Of these safes
have been tested and no one
ever failed to stand said test.
II. WHEELER,
Agent McNeaIe { Urban Safe Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-13

Nichols's lnfAilible Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnently overy case OF Gonorrh@a.
elect ard Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. Azure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale BY N. T. Cody s.
Co. Wholesale aud retail druggists. Sc
attic. w. T. oltdAw6m s.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-13

II il believed that Nj. Tiideha would
Be too modest to 60 throash The mag
guraeion ceremonies 10 the improbable
event Of he slsssioa tssths 1rss5aspey.
On tAia accouat. says, ths .Ckpaicls.
many venerable Dsuuossls HSor u
termination OF Audss yAaksoa. :. -
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lTEL J
EXCLUSIVELY TO rnR ISrKLIfcEscRR.


So.
PoRy TowEsEND. April II. Arrived.
bark Rainier. Hono.ulu. &
aApra ~. Sailed. brig NORTH Star
for Coquimbo.
PORT BLAKELY, April II Arrived,
ship DISCO FROM Honolulu.y
- PoRr GAMBLE, April i2..r- Arrived,
bark David Hosdly, from San Fran>
cisco; bark Rainier from Honolulu.
PoRT TOWNSEND. April l2.-Mr ] j
Hunt and others Of this city. recently
purchaser the steamer Virginia. at San
Francisco. TO ply between here aud the
Iron Works. and probably Viii iby Is
land. She will lsrrive on the barken-
tine Katie Flickinger e
s Capt Wsoli. Of The Rainier. brings
Z the following shipping reports frem
Honolulu: Barkentines Fremont and
Grace Roberts left on the 18th inst for
San Francisco. Barkentines Eureka
and Discovery. brig Johh Spreckles
aud schooner w l. Bcebe were loading
for the ssme port. -
Schooner Alice. Capt Chas g Arey.
arrived here yesterday morning from
Hilo.
The lighthouse tender Shubrick ar
rived hero from Astoria this afternoon.
The Tam O'Shanter sailed for Seat.
tie this noon.
OREGON. Is
PORTLAND, April ~ Saturday eyen-
ing Neppach's Hall Of Rass Portland
was filed with an enthusiastiol crowd,
gathered for the purpo-s ofeshearing
arguments and statements to be made
By parties Interested in the building Of
. narrow gage railroad from Vancouver
70 East Portland Ms Wood rspre,
sentine tho compau3, stated Ia aleu
brief aud pointed words tho object and
intention Of the capitalists weo were at
the head Of the concern, this was no.
thing more than to make East Portland
the railroad centre, TO appreciate its
| prcperty. te'bsieg Ii in esq communi-
cation with al points in Washington
Territory. The Railroad Company iu-
tend upon the completion Of the line
from East Portland to Vancouver 10
yaH fe9feis in-all dirsctions though
Ahe great farmi6gs sad slnw beriag re-
glons If Washington Territory. and
by means Of these roads divert to
Portlsnd and East Portland the i'm
meass trade that vosh otherwise be
cArsisd to Puget Sound.
The Produce Stock Exchange will
be opcned on Monday the 18th inst.
Tho Rxoduce Sleek Depsxtuest will
Aavs Go9irely distinct sessions held
/ daily. both departments will recsiye
telegMvA1e rspost b ftdn ths COZ mercial
1yock mHYkessfu New York, San Fran
cisco. ChsAgo and Harops throughout
the day.
swILanssroA IN c)Ekpsil l2-,A
fire broke out this morning IN the large
building on Dock street, between
Frsnt and Second streets. which VS.
filled With hay aud grain and
ati yws burned. Wills abe frepeu
sud ditise1s were eAsosihg - savs
s,sck the Western wall of the building
fell and crushed n the Front street
store, compelling those in Hsck's store
b. make yush for lie. All we're sue
cessfila e1tSp Capt Nn kllerbach.
whose body was found in the building
this morning burned to crisp. Several
osAetsFsse Ayersly heFnsd "a
or. Lou!s, t1o,}ASril Il "A frsoas
at conntry dance 10 Galloway county
emalsca Ia the kiIliug If Lewis II
1~pAy end Aers Waiter The nus.
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with the recommendations OF the Mex
lean Minister here Over ole million
dollars have been subscribed to build Q
line which Is Two hundred miles in
length and runs nortAward from the
City of Mexico
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Dor n.

Seattle. Saturday evening", April
teeh. % ths wife Of Ipgmer 6itesmsnn. : son.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-24
EaOaped

From the Jail in Winfield, Winn par.
ish, L., on the night Of "Wednesday, July
l4th, one Indian man, about 80 years
old, five feet z or inches in height,
weighs abont $50 pounds, has very small
hands aud feet, has deep scar on the
left breast near the arm calls himself
William Jackson. Was accused Of muir.
der
One negro man. color bright yellow ;
aged about 80 years, about S feet 8 or
9inchrs in height, weighs about las
pounds when in good health. is thin now.
has down.cast look, generally Has
been tried and convicted Of murder,
without capital punishment. His pane
is Lewis Willingham.
Any information in regard to either of
them will he thankfully received, ami il
any one will capture either Of them, |
will pay Of my own money for all trouble
and expense.
Address, II. L. TANNEHILL,
Sheriff.
Winfield. VIM Parish, La.
JulV A-tc