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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-06

THE Chinese question does not seem 80
alarming in the Pacific States as to re-
Quire national legislation. During the
year closing with December, 5,4Co Chi
nese arrived at San Francisco and 10000
left the same port for China. During
December Of last year and January Of
this year, in two months, 81 arrived
and 2,119 left for their old homes. The
question is one which will regulate itself
in time.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-06

DYSPEPSIA can be cured. Three packages
l. warranted to cure the worst cases. Send
by mail. One package SOC. or three for 81.
SMITH s. o..
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-06

The Iowa House of Representatives has
passed bill fixing the number of trial
jurors at Is instead of IL, in all counties
having 10000 or more population, leav-
ing the law to stand which requires IL
of the Is to find verdict. The vote on
this bill was: yeas, Is; NAYS. II. In
case this becomes law, it will be i'm
possible in Iowa for one, two. OF three
obstinate jurors to prevent the finding
of a verdict, thus curing what many re-
gard as grave defect in Oui jury sys-
TEN so far as that state is concerned.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-06

AN important bill now before Congress
provides that any person having cause
to suspect the character Of any article of
food or drink may demand sample of
the same for analysis. and the dealer re-
fusiDg to comply shall be subject to ar
rest and fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars. We have not learned what is to
be done with the dealer if aduleratiOn
is discovered. Persons of that class are
severely handled. in England, when
caught.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-06

SOME months ago the Canadian gov
eminent issued an order forbidding the
importation of cattle from the United
States for fear of the pleurO-pneumOnia
and, as a retOrt, Secretary Sherman at
once issued an order prohibiting the i'm
pOrtatiOn of Canadian cattle into the
United States. The Canadian authorities
have been in consultation with Treasury
officials, and, as result, both orders
have been revoked, and the embargo has
been removed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-06

WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT who has been
prudently layingby something for rainy
day, has sailed down five and half mil
lions more in registered government
bonds. He is now the owner of upward
of twenty-five millions of registered
governments, and his income from the
Treasury is about three hundred
thousand dollars per quarter.
THE Chicago Times says: "a Demo-
cratic Judge of election in Cumberland
county, Illinois, was sentenced in the
federal court at Springfield, to five
months Imprisonment and $500 fine for
violating the United States election law.
When the BOurbOns i'm Congress hear of
this case they will be furious. His only
Offense was the substitution of Demo-
cratic for Republican ballots as fast as
the latter were deposited in the box at
which he stood guard
The long discussion over the rules,
which has occupied great part of the
time in the House for the past two
months, was concluded Friday of last
week in committee of the whole. The
whole matter is still to be gone over
again in the House, but there are only a
few points over which any contest will
be made, and the subject would doubt
less be disposed of this week. The ap
preparation committee will then bring
forward their bills, which are in a very
backward condition, the third month Of
the session having closed without action
upon single one Of the great money
bills, or, indeed, any bill of importance.
THE contest over the star route def
cheney bill ended in a victory Tor the APP
preparation committee, who recommend
ed giving the department about half
what it wanted, and surrounding Its ex-
penditure with restrictions upon the
loose methods hitherto in vogue. There
was good deal of harsh criticism on
the POstOffice Department, and particu-
larly of BradY's management of the
branch of it under his control. Hawley,
Baker, and Monroe were among the Re-
publicans who handled the POstOfice
Department with some severity. Mem
bers from the far West of both parties
demanded and declared that Brady had
done only the proper thing. The inves-
tigatiOn of this branch of the department
will cOntinup
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-06

THE Washington Evening Star tells
this story: In the executive session Of
the Senate, Senator Edmunds created q
hearty laugh at the expense O; Ohio
Senator Thurman was seated at his desk
with his feet elevated upon chair and
smoking cigar with an air that sig
nified indifference to the business in
hand. A nomination was being con-
sidered, and Senator Edmunds objected
to confirmation, saying that the man had
been a defaulter. Mr.. Thurman quickly
laid down his cigar, and springing to
his feet said: "Mr. President, 1 had not
intended to say single word upon this
matter, but the Senator from Vermont
has thrown a brick at an Ohio man, and
/ must resent that" Mr.. Edmunds, with
assumed seriousness, retOrted: You
can't throw brick in any direction
these days without striking an Ohio.
man."
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-28

hope are sh>lQG S9eslf - honst
aud Annis'a - de9bt - - -
sincerely 49, ~ - ~ -
to expeSe Q oappose ~ N, ~
than he ftU@ tAsus III -
strong and vel, - 9 -
money was spent upoA tkslR -.
cation - upo0 Ma. neaga1ooG1a
forsooth! Dos Il tsks ~ 70.
men to keep one napb 49,
She was soviag veqv ~ 80,
and the foG was 49, tAoa 6vse.
no y s0u61sool "
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-28
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-28


Editors aso ssaally snast 49,
the man with IL sanpls easss o.
marked:
"Yes," l ssid sstAsy ass iauanar
with all the slaug esd tu1nGos
phrases Of the money naskoeg ~
write about millieee q og1lnaSy
men talk aboat ds11nes thoy oeNn9.
ize mining sad nagaf1csst tSons.
pOrtation oompoaiee WITH htu0oos
capital; they dseIAss var vllA0at
first Consulting the 1seAoo1 ~,
and II Oh the baaks h Adbu1oi
were to tail to-nosTow thsS Wooo1hN
be cent poeesP thaa tbey - -
day. Yes, they sss ri. m
associate with he lBoneyed GDnmoS
they sit down st The tah1o0 ~
kings, and sometimes n hopQo1r,
luckier usoments, With scess e yoa
want to borrow money, 70 . -
editor. He win turn 70 III advet>
tising columns and tell OaNhouo
you can borrow II. II ycu 4oso
money to ldAn, .rsthee tn 49,
you suffer be will borrow Il q -
himself. Richf He kRows - Z
crets Of the moneyed rinGs - :.
vulges the plans and tie sohennep
OF the heavy 0peeatoes - ~ -
pie; be roars hiusslf loo0oe TN
the bulls, and growls saoag -
bears; his voios 10 heard Ia ~ ~.
ples Of the money changers asking
for money; he MARBLES HE littje
rouude1ay out on the oufbotouo, In
. melancholy minor key, whea be
doesut get It. Oh, yea, editors ase
rich. When you want b spsad "a
the money you have In THE wide,
vide world 90 TO your lawyee3Wbea
you want something done ~ noths
ing, HE 70 your newapepse e0ee.
Then, when you want 70 soaA sone
man to Congress send yoar lawyss,
because yoa can't get along without
him.
paused, and . prsAbaad, inpsss-
dve silenoe hlle4 the cir With .
dream Of pace. I boxed asoand
upoa my sadisnce. Il was au1ssp.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-28
1ss 60 allll.

Here from the bsow. a tAe hi look,
Through latsiss a bseGbs end lesvss,
On the old gray mill With b gambrel roof,
And the moss on its rott1ng eeves-
hear the clatte. thst jnes II walls,
And the rushibg vstsgs ssaDd,
And see the black hoAos rio and fall
As the wheel goss slovly rssnd.
rode there Often whom was young,
With my grist 90 the horse before,
And talked with Molly, the millers girl,
As | waited my turn st the doot..
And while she tossed her rinRIets brown,
And tlirted and chatted 50 free,
The wheel might stop, Or the wheel might
60,
1t was all the same to me.
'Tis twenty years since last stood
On the spot where stand to-day,
And Nelly is wed, and the miller is dead,
Aud the mill and | are gray.
But both, till We fall into ruin and wreck,
To our fortune Of toll are bound;
And the mau goes and the stream flows,
And the wheel moves slowly round.
Thomas Dunn English, in Harper's for
April.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-28

The Other Doeniog 3 sGxnngoe
might have been nos3ood otao6lng
In The rear a The mint. wstchiAg @
old woman pick up sticka Her e1d
calico dress was fnll q ha1oa heR
face wrinklsd - tripe, aad - hGpWu
~ leather. Every une - s1opped
to pick up . Silk - NJ 90 "A
to Do % With . poisoal G1pGe -
rsksd over ~ dry Leaves ~ ~.
sled hsnds, ed III - vqgek -
little pieeso went iote ~ bonkat.
A heap & e1staee And 49, osea-
piea her stepotjea II soqpo 1eufn.
uteA Ihe - ~ NJ ~ D1nR
hsr nnally vslksd % hehl44 ~
and dropped . dollar into ~ boskoe
and then stols away unsoeSce6. An
sttache oftbo nint, who was noae,
hailed hin - - pa9Do6. II ~,
did yoa give . dollar b tie 3ala1yS
~Yes, l did, although e We sboat
the last I had. I oant bQoe - -
poverty and old ags ena8lns1 I
he'd Q mother once alnoot . al Q
che, and - weak and paluisa 1
feel for IN Old Wo0sn ME lat,
and she - hare . 6e1las loa ne
II Il y the last I've - tDe yea
80 that block over ehosuD wYoGs
"With houses o. itP ~Y0x s:khe
hoaess ssd lot tsapag to hes.s An
expletive We u ~ straan6r had
to ODER - b tsrned e9aH cd
walked rapidly up Qaslee etssst.
II was bic het oounk.-OGrSou
(Nev. A9pssl -. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-28

A New FORK uaa No. asoGu1pd
- Bs0e4wag - . boe111n1ky ~
otAee niGAA Whe Wa1eu1so Qn119eR
- seslGs ; sigbtAs le1Uln6 ~
'ysa'l give y - ~ n IL yoaa
psint q seos6As s66o1 IL $3.50
yssshs; e.. Ma 6. s.sss1 ~. -. -
0e boy, savhen ~ o. d9u4 -
Wan s6soee = ~ usgaln9 - ~
Isen lloantain; ~ ~ q 81 rs
DsiAg - sSWA1, ~ - -
ksst ssJ>1lae s1sse - -
I NJ : 1Gilf = - - tCUl
. 80 VA III - - y
ssf = ].
esessA tsok -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-28


she recount6d these things TO her.
self. had the history Of the Payne
girls been An isolated case.
"But they ere . type Of 10 msnyr
she said, sadly. "Society 10 en-.
crusted with such, like 6arnscles
sticking to . ship. There 10 Le~is
Carter, one Of the sblest youns
lawyers ct the bar, Philip says
He and Annie Morton have beeu
In leve With one smother ever SINGS
he was twenty one, and she nine
Tern, ten yeazs ego. It y eight
years since HE father died, and iell
hin In charge of his neither end
three sisters only enc of whom \
yoangsr than himself. They havl
Dos naxEied, end, until thsg q, n
cannot Annie may wait 1br hin
until thsy aes bsth nay ysars cd
ed npwArd-oa0be all tkair live
--1be Ne older the dstsrs grew,
the Doee dspenasss theg Win -.
oo0A 1Aey Dake Q posa9aot hoos
Or Mn, peopoe sayy nerege II
qoee1 js1lsieu1ly, asd fhis1y wee.
Nd lhSir boua1A66oe. Tee - uogl
esivnso thun, usatnllJ, - leesaee'
WIZ - ssoss1s bsw ysath -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-28

U0Itluk8 tWCoty -toAOo yOo4o OOsVs %
II could ask no fhirer destiny for
nv daughters than has been mine, !"
murmured the mother, resettling
herself in her luxurious chair bol0re
the see- coal hre, and putting ont
her hand for the book the thought.
ful kindness Of her husband had
provided for her evenings enter.
tainmept "But to every prize,
there are % many blanksl IL ID
worse for Q woman to ell hefoeli
for Q home and . livelihood than
for her TO fight hsnd.to-hand With
poverty, oil her lite. II girls would
only bslieve thiA l mean that
mine skall"
She did not open the book yet
Unrest sud dissatisfaction were IN
the fhoe that studied the seething,
glowing pile In the grats.
"Thsre are the Payne giria, to-
isssAaceF che sid, prsssatly, viii
increasing discomfort.
The book lay, still shut, II hel
Ian. She folded her hands apou
il; Icy back In The chair, and did
not move again In IN houR. 6Al
vas shrinking IL out;s polling hard
on the oar in the teeth q hsed
So Va haunted BY u Psg.,
girls Thsir fhsbss, . pePsaar psy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, en- i'm
pure breath must be the most Notifying
aud unpleasant to its possessor. and it is
the mostiL excusible and offensive in socie,,
and yet the cause of it may easily be IT,
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that jnstly popular dentrifrice. Fragrant
SOZODONT. It purities aud sweeteDs 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 all unpleasant odsrs of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it. a1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

AUTHENTIC In yesterday APPEAL was a
contribution from Mr.. Greenwood regarding
Baron Harden Hickey and his former resi-
d-nce on the Poetic Coast. The Times die.
credits the statement, notwi, hstanding III.
fact that San Francisco papers which arrived
hut few hours after The APPEAL was deliv-
cred, contained mangIsd versions Of the same
thing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

One Indian while sitting on the shady side
# Wagners store yesterday afternoon, de-
vnured two large waternelons, unaided in the
work. If that child of nature didn't think
there was Mexican revolution going in his
stomach last night, then there must be a mis-.
take in his ana om,c,l c.nstructiun
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

RUNAWAY. .'d y morning John P.
Meder, Of the p. ople's Market, was thrown
from his delivery wagon. His four Year old
boy was also thrown in front If he wheels,
which passed over his head and shoulders.
Ntihe were serinnslv Injured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15
WEBS FukNITUKk SToRk.-A man wh,

wants chai. merely to sm 81 over his wife.
head can get them at "a cheap San FRANCHISE.
auction store, bn, if he wants furniture f"'
actual use, real s.rvice~nIe things VIII c ,
| ad"rn The house and II he depended upon
| wear, he goes to George B. Webb's.
| The Mines Union picnic will he held a,
Treatw~y's, on Sunday the g. b If Sep, EN- bel
they offer 500 for the best company sc'r,
$25 for the best Individual score, and $2o
for the highest score made by men outside
he team.
Vic Muller has some more Of that Frencl,
cheese which is the y forever TO crnnols
e"rs and makes the Street Inspector c,,ne in
and ask how long since the sewer busted.
The big circns which cnn,es this way an
August Goth brings along all electric ligh I.
Eiisen comes along personally to superintenei
the management Of it.
A Carson youngster who was attempting
to describe monkey to his mother, remark,
ed: IF his tail was cut off, You couldn't tell
him from q little boy ~. ..-l
w. w. Hobert. before leaving for the
Great East, went to San Franc,sc.,. to see his
family. He is very rsticsnt regarding his
political aspirations.
Has your son been q good boyi You wan
to present HIM with good cheap silver watch
Send to Uncle Harris. 221 Kearuey street,
San Francisco.
Lilly ELLINGTON, formerly Mrs. Mark Strou>
will be up here before long rith the Decep-
ton Company headed bv Samuel Percy.
A motion for a new trial in the Bahcock-
McFadden case was argued and submitted in
the District court yesterday.
The Carson Guards will shoot to-day at
Treadway's ranch to decide places. for the
Miners Union picnic match.
Mr. L'mereaux receives fresh assortmen
of California fruit every morning. Look out
for his big display to-day.
A reward If $500 has been offered for the
apprehension uf The MAN who murdered Old
Hans at Jacks Valley.
There was very encouraging stiffening IL
stocks yesterday. Crosscuttins will begin in
Union tomorrow.
S. E. Herbert was killed few days az"
near W-liington's Station while riding a OIL |
ar horse race.
The Rev. E R. and j. B. Willis returned |
yesterday fr",n their W Semitic trip, looking |
and fat.
METHODIST CHURCH -Preaschng to-day
i IL A. N. AID 8p N. Sunday School ~
P. N.
The ladies' propose to repeat their moon
light party at Treadway's, the weather permit,
my.
II. Montgomery will hold gospel meeting
i the school house at Enpire this evining::
L. is rumored that there will be big deal
il Best & Belcher aud Grown Point.
E Niles. publisher Of the Times, and fam
y, are at Reno.
Coles circus will drive its stakes on Tread
ays ranch.
The Good Templars Of Genoa have dis
rga,ized. s
There are nearly three thousand Plutes in
& vada. ...,.
E. B. Rail went to SIN Francisco last night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

The family of NJ. Havens, in whose house
The ''spirits" had such spree on Wednesday
night. are sick from the nervous shack they
received upon hat occasion. The spirits have
not manifested their presence again in any
vinlent manner. hut rappinys Can be heard all
"ver the house by day or night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

passed through Cars"n last evening tr"n
Lake Bigler. He had spent a week fishing at
yanks, and the outrageous yarns he tells
.b"ut his luck would disgrace the columns Of
!. Religious newspaper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

I'D c." WILLIAMSON, the notorious nn-
sance, dead heat and grizzly hear slayer, will
not be tried for disturbing the peace until he
has served out his sentence Of twenty five
lays in the county Jail for pllayi"g the doc
'"rs' "fices. The place for the man is un-
q uest,on ably the lun t C asylum.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

FORTUNE TELLING M .daus lola, a for.
nne teller whose reputation has become al
mes. a. extensive as her illust rious teacher
;aschsll, is now in Carson where she will
spend y few weeks for the purpose Of re
vsalinx the IN, steries If the fa,rue.. She di
vines events to c,me off in stocks, gambling,
md love affairs. aud reads the trend If futu-
,itv, either by cards or tho linss of the hand.
Her P.simistry il beyond compare. Apply at
room B, White Hnnae. 3, Free 81 -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15
nv Denton's 6lcnbrook Stage.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Losr. AT the Calsdonisn picnic yesterday
. saaehsl, containing . silver cup naked lie
Roy A. wsltv, and other .srsiclss. The per.
ssn leaving it ct the APPEAL Office will receive
40 reward.
August 8, 1880. 1w*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

A prominent Chinese merchant told an AP-
PEAL reporter that q line Of steamships I"
run between San Francisco, aud China. owned !,
fic-red and manned by Cinnamon, will he
esta bished by the FIRST If next January.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15
FORt-IGN.

The False Marker ON Trial.
LONDON, August IA.
The trial of Sergeant Marsbman by Court
martial, for false marking at Wimbledon, |" =
gan at G.sport yesterday. The charges III
ciude off.nses committed in 1873 and 1879
On the opening Of Court to-day the prosecutor
stated that one of his principal witnesses had
neen knocked down and kicked by person
who had profed by M.rshman's practices.
Submarine Cable Experiments.
PARIS, August IA.
Experiments with the submarine cable from
Brest to Penz. nce were m de yesterday, III
presence of director Of the French cable
and o. hers. A new system, invented by Dr..
Herr, was very successful. The Bell and
Phelps system governed experiments. Edi
sons system failed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

In the District Court yes'erd.y, N. S''der-
hery moved for an additional and separat.
judgment for John T. Pri.chard, ON the
grounds of former acqui't.l. Judge king
,osk the matter under advisement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

Is 10 stated that john O. A. Moore ten.
.isred the State Central Committee his ball
free If Charge, to hpldaths .c.'nvsntion in.
He certainly was entitled II =, \, vote If thanks
FIR his generous ..ff.r. .ha:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

JUVENILE ARCHERY. archery fever
has broken out among the boys and little
youngsters only four feet high are banging
away at the bulls eyes. The boys club now
numbers about forty members. Csxwin &
Allen have just received An assortment of
cheap and servicabls bows for young hands to
bend. The plain hickory bow they sell for
two bits
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

The man wIu t,,-d 10 ring in Jewett
Ads,ns's manual If Parliamentary tactics OH
he Republican C.'nventi"", was thrown. Of a
car by the Infatuated RISE R,nxars some.
where in tn. vicinity of Humboldt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

1t is said "n pretty s."d authority that this
year Sh.ron's ssck in S.orsy county wilt CON
tain hut 100000 There certainly must be
some ms.@ks.o S."nebodys has COMPOUNDED
Storey county with Empire. .s,--
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

ILEoIRlc BELrs.-Thsxtsr has some Rent,.
iss lslsc.ric belts for sale, which, in few
weeks trsnaformsd eousumptiys into
psiss g6hter. IT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

Y0A 6lLk-A Wilson sewing machine, !"
Ne. 1, order. Silver plated. Prics e26
lp4pire ss the APFEAL ufics. II :. "a, ~ y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

"A gold magic case watch, u,sde- by VIM.
Cooper, Liverpool. NJ. Is. 100 was lost in ,hi.
city over /. month ago. The finder will be
paid reward If 925 BY leaving it st the Ar
PEAL office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

The city has ~xatu settled down to it,
usuA quis,"ds. The C"nvsn.ao'f did really
make .h.nss very Lively I'll over the town
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

The swilI nilk psd.l.srs IT the Comstock
Slipped through the cusr,s without = scratch,
and the people fall back OH the lid dis,ribu.
ton of pu.r,d mutton chips and maanare., -.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
795 Ophir-7t q
48o Mexioan-94 -+.
$50 Gould and Curry-4
12O Best aud Bslch-r-1O}
$50 California; SO
100 Savsge-3 50
400 Con. V,ryinia-3 25
40 Chollar-2 80
1860 P"tosi-240
485 Hale and Norcross-4 IS
b5o Crown Point-2 80
900 Yellow Jscket-6t
2475 Imperial-30c
20 K4n,uck-3
80 Alphs-5s
IS Con6dence-6 90
e15 BeIcher-3 40
GO Sierra New .da-I34 13A
$50 Utah-9a
500 Buliion-2 O5
S15 Exch-quer-l 90 2
$40 Alta-2a
=. 10 Seq. B lcher-8
100 Overman-1 60
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-15

How THEY GREETED Tanners WATER.
MELON. When DR.. Tanner broke his fast
and tackled watermelon it created quite q
furry down in the lower regions. The palate
sho vas the first to drop on the change, yelled
down the larynx pipe: "Wake up you, liver,
stomach, bowels aud the balance; here comes
something solid and no mistake. Put on an
extra force Of gastric jnics. call mass meeting
of the lower intestines, and give the foreign
visitor big reception, Advertise in the
Daily Gall that Ill address the assemblage."