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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12
A QUESTION OF REsIDESCE.
How Benjamin Harris Came to Vote In
the Second Ward.

The attempt on the part of the anti
municipal paper to show that Benjamin
Harris voted in the Second Ward when
he lived in the First shows that the
paper has not as yet recovered from the
effects of Mondays municipal election.
The statement that MIR. Harris claimed
a residence at the Ormsby House is in
correct. His brother Was asked by
Judge Cary where he boarded and he
said The Ormsby House," forgetting
for the moment that he only boarded
there temporarily after his marriage
and that afterwards he had taken up
his permanent residence at Chamber
lain's House, in the Secand Ward, where
he still votes. Mr.. Harris was guilty of
no illegal voting.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12
VucaMCVich.

When the fruit season opens in Cal
ifOrnia it also makes it appearance in
Carson through the medium of the wide
awake Vucanovich, who places on the
Carson market every conceivable thing
that the palate Graves, from straw
berry to pine apple. In the way of
nuts, candies and fresh vegetables he is
in the front rank as usual. His prices
are low and his wares fresh. my3-lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12
strawberry Festival.

The ladies of the Episcopal Church
have decided to hold their strawberry
festival at the Opera House on Wednes-
day evening next.
Mr.. YeringtOn objects to the city
having the waters of the creek
flowing past Treadway's, diverted
for city purposes and threatens an in
junction if such a thing is attempted.
We have said all along that the little
index was helping Yerington more than
anybody.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12
Does it Pay to Advertise !?

Yesterday morning John B. Runyon
Advertised the loss of Il 500 note in the
APPEA. and other valuable papers.
Chris Zlbriskie found the papers in the
street and left them at the office by
noon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12

The APPEAL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of tickets to IA grand skating carni-
evening next under the supervision of
Henry Tucker.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12

been postponed.
Mint rate for fine silver has advanced
to ST l23 per ounce.
Ephrian Leonard, ex-tax collector of
San Francisco, is in the city.
Hale & Norcross has levied an assess
ment of fifty cents per share,
Ex-senators Hill and Grimes, of
Churchill, were in the city yesterday.
The Genoa stages are now carrying
passengers to that village for fifty cents
each.
The mumps prevails among the chill
dren of this city to a great extent at
present.
The District Court will not be in ses-
sion again until Saturday morning at
III o'clock.
Mrs. II. F. Rice will return to Can
ada In week or SO, to visit sister who
is very sick.
The managers Of the Voltaire mine
contemplate building a quartz mill at
no distant day,
A strawberry social will be given a
the residence of Mrs. J. P. Jones to-
morrow evening.
J. A Mahanny, Clerk of Storey coun-
ty, and l. H. Graham, of Virginia,
were in the city Yesterday.
Further argument in the Insane
Asylum injunction case will be heard
before Judge King on Saturday. 81
Charles Parker, late with George G.
Thaxter, has forsaken the drug business
and gone on surveying expedition.
Fl. s. Kaiser. Virginia miner, COM
mitied suicide day before yesterday in
San Francisco. Cause, want Of means.
Messrs. Eimheck and MARI, of the
u. s. Geodetic Survey, are at Salt Lake. (!
Mr.. Mari writes that they will be here
in two weeks
One Of Reno's local stock sharps yes
terday wagered $25 suit Of clothes |
that Albion would sell for $40 per share |
before November lst.
Mr.. John Sweeney says the new race
track will be finished on or before the |
18th of next month, just in time for |
race upon the occasion of the Pioneer
picnic.
A letter received here yesterday |
states that Robinson and Crane cnntem-
plate producing ''Sharps and Flats at
The Opera House, within the next
three or four weeks.
DR.. Wehber, who was here all Of last
winter working for the States Prison
has been appointed physi-
ian to the Storey county hospital, vice
Dr.. Bergstein, removed.
It is stated that the white woman who
recently married a Chinaman here,
wept up the floor with her diminutive
oriental husband, the other night, and
aised h-havoc generally.
There has been only one murder COM
nitted in this city in the past nine
ears, and in that case both the assassin
nd his victim were strangers. who had
zen in town but two or three days.
A railroad fireman brought five live
arantulas to town yesterday, and gave
hem to a saloon keeper, who placed
hem in a bottle of alcohol. A wager
vas made that they would live As hours
\ that condition.
There is a dispOsitiOn on the part Of
managers of the first-class BoGie mines
, freeze out small holders by depres Y
ng values and levying unnecessary
ssessments. This is uncommonly hard
n many people in this city who are -,
Gliding shares Of those stocks.
A few public spirited citizens were
discussing the proposition for
citing up grand Fourth of July cele- +
ration here, and to invite Virginia,
old Hill and Reno to rarticipate If r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12

The School Commissioners say that
they apprehended no danger from the
vaults of the public school IT'S they are
fifteen feet deep. Yesterday they were
thoroughly disinfected with chloride o:
time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12

The body OF James III. Kemp was
found in an old stable in Six Mile
Canyon yesterday. He had blown his
brains out several days before. A
woman is said to be at the bottom of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12
STOCKS


365 Ophir-7s .....-
200 Mexicar,-9z
445 Gould and Curry-53
29O Best and Beicher-lOf
ZOO California; Is
$40 Savagp-3 20
c9O Con. V,ryinia-2 O5
200 fChollar-2 20
776 Potosi- $40
go Hale and Nnrcross-4 IS
100 Crown Pont-23O ..
425 Yellow Jackets so
l15O Imperial-lO
$40 BeIcher-1 80
20 Con6depce-3R
HAlpha-3 90
10 Sierra Nevada-ll*
65 Utsh-84
lilo Bullion-7O
$50 Excheqner-1 Is
$40 Ovsrman-l 55
ITO Union C"n.-lO1
8O'I Alta 20
80 Julia 2Oc
90 Challenge
$50 Lady Washington-Ok
40 Andes-l,7O
100 Ward-2
80 Scorpi"n--l Is
260 Jnsiice-11O
SIS Benton-90
% Caledonia-25
100 Silver Hill-20c
100 OccidentA-1 25
500 Aflantic-62c
$50 N Ex Utah-S0
EVENING BOARD,
loo Eureka CONS
80 Mono-2 90
21O Tiptop--4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12

An exchange lays down a very sim
pie rule for computing interest at SIX
per cent. The trouble is that no inter
est computations at six per cent are
needed i'm this county.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-12
The Mast,don Minstrels are heading

this way.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
SMALL Pox IN THE WEST.

Small pox is increasing rapidly in
Chicago. Eleven new cases were re-
ported Tuesday, while the number re,
ported for the whole of last week was
only sixteen. The little town of Cuba,
III, has % cases of the disease, and
there have been 6 deaths. Sixteen
cases OF small pox are reported in CAL
rope, little village of Sioux county,
Iowa. Rufus Stone, publisher of Tie
Sioux Codnty Independent, died last
Saturday of the disease, and remains
unburled, owing to the fear of conta
gion, The village is in wretched
state, the supply OF fuel aud provisions
having given out, and nurses being
understandable, though offered FIVE dol
lars per day.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
NEWARK LETTER.

ENTERTAINMENT -IRREGULAR MAILS.
LIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUDDEN ILLNEss-ETC.
Correspondence OF Gazette,
NEWARK, Feb. 10, 1881.
An entertainment will be given in Nv.
change Hall on Saturday evening Feh.
l9Lh, for the benefit of Osceola Ioaoa
No. n. OF F., Of this town. The enter.
tainment Will consist Of recitation nv
Homer d. Cope, of New York, in bis
wonderful recital of Damon and Pythias
followed by Mark Twain's humorous
masterpieces "Uncle Daniels Appari-
ton"
Two OF the college students created
quite sensation oil Saturday by appear.
Ing on the street IN linen busters ana
straw hats. This is rushing warm
weather IN with vengeance.
One of the horses attacked to the New
London stage was a ken sick on Satur-
at the Washington Hotel, delaying The
mail for a couple OF hours.
The contemplated railroad is furnish
ing plenty OF oak for both old and
young IN Newark. The line runs within
a few hundred yards of the town an
built.
Mr. George Williams, Clerk in the
National Bank of Newark, was attacked
win sudden rush of blood 10 his head
Yesterday, aud for awhile could not helm
himself IN the least. He was conveyed
10 ms residence, land al last accounts was
considerably improved.
Last evening being the tenth anniver-
sary Oh the wedding Of Mr.. William
smith, near Mechanicsville, parry Of
Itiehds proceeded 10 his residence where
They enjoyed themselves Amazingly. Mr.
.. r. Wllllamson,of this town. h al cam.
posed some Pc try suitable to the oct a.
sioR, but being confined to his house t,y |
a severe attack Of rheumatism. the read,
ing OF The poem was iulrusted TO Rev /
\. France. -
The protracted services that have beep
heid ior the pas five weeks ia thu MetL-
odlst chnlch closed on SUNDAY evenino
last. During the progress of the meet
lng there were seven souls professed
Mr' William O'Brien, of Newark
nearly drowned himself and borse ~,
saturday while returping from vii
The water had OVERLOOKED
me banks at Stanton bridge TO the
lepth OF about six feet, but notwitbs
Standing this and the remonstranors
d some men vino were near ba o.
empted to cross, and had gone but n
mort distance when he was thrown
rem ms carriage, and in endeayorino
% get the horse loose from the wagon
Was struck by one of the horse,s feet
ihd knocked under water barely css
'aping with his life. The horse freed
himself from the wagon and swan ,o
place OF safety. The CARRIAGE was
'ar'ied away by the flood and lad unt
'eeh heard from up to Monday.
ANON.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

1
| For PHILA oEEpafA.-l.5s ga Gs ID
e.io sn, MA, l0.U2, le.30, "A. m; IL ~ III
~ Al 10 2.S9, 100, OF, 40, 30 1000 n 4
On sundays, Lbs, 2.2J, :. "A, IN. sd MI
O.y,, 800, l0.0Op. IN. '''4'
foE NEW foRk.-l.5s, 2.236.3O zt0. lat
en- s.In' 10 l2.13, 2.Cs. 6.z, p. NJ ii
SIlaays, lbs, :. g y. m. b.I7 p. m.
f"h BALTIMORE AND WAsuINgrS.
iZs1i, 20{, 2.l6, 1.55,s.Sj, "A. m. l4.,j, Ia
30, 9.9i, f.os, =. IN. On sundays, l45I, III
toh BALTIMORE. tBay Line conheclloa
f.go p, IN. No sunday trains.
OR SEW CAsrLE.-6.00 30, a. H., LII
d.Vl, o,t9, p. IN, No sunday trains,
foR DELAWARE X, Rs. A a. m. nd
80, p. ~. No sunday trains.
Fok WILMfN8ToN q NoRruERs r. XII
~ a. M; 800. o.O5 p, Ia. No sunni
For DELAWARE WESTERN Il. RID
- " a. M; 5.dO =. IN. No sunday TRANS
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMISGIOA I
hoh LADELPHIA.-l2.l3 Is, I.5s, -
90, a.50i I'D, ~ m. l2.I5, l245, IO2, ~
~, Ia, i.10,J ~, 3D., 7.UU, 500. 9.2l ANk
IA, On sundays, l2.I3, Los, 2.0s, ~, AI
a. IN. :. y. III.
From NEW foRK.-l.5s, 20S, 10. ),
IIn.i i2.la, Log. I.jO. 7.OO p. in. onsl .a,t
i.2s 2.,h, 7.5l "a. IN.
+ koM IA In AoRE.-l.53, 2.I7, g.B -
M; l-.29, I2.4I, 2.U5, 601 y.4}, p. N. ~
uays, l-oi, II, "A. IN. b.07 300 p. M.
hoM w AsHISGroH.-I.63, al a. nj,
-, as.3t, zB5, d.t1, B.6U p. III. On SUP
Gays, III, 8. 90 p. III.
hoM SEW DAsTLE.-S.4S, 49,, II Iva u
o.lg, O,fR p. Ia. No SUNDAY trains.
k1h DELAWARE k. R.--s.JJ, L .
D. AZ Z. IN: No SUNDAY trains.
RON WlLAtSGroN Il NORTHERN X
s.ov, Ito a. m; 6.io p. IN. No sdnle
fk9M DELAWAKE WESTERN X. R-s9
"A. IN. ID, p. IN. No SUNDAY trains
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND W AsHissl@
a N y E-l01, 80, s.ij, IO.3J, ii.0J, lIhA%
~ ',,1, 30. 4.O0, 40, J.l5. 900, o.R -
- ii.Iu y. IN. On sundays, $40 .. 's'
49,, 9.i5, 80 u. IN.
Rom luIKrY-SEUoND AND MAA@'
, thft Is. -f.50 Ll.3j "a. III l2.3o, i.',f
IL W 4. IN. On sundays, l.OO, u
,SofE.-fhe black figures represent W
Limited Express" On which an tAa'
are Is charged.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
LOCAL LINES.

Eggs % and % cents per dozen.
Hazel Klrke" IN the Opera Hop.,a
Monday evening hext.
A very bal accident occurred Oh d,
D"ihware railroad yesterday.
Police business YVES lively this NON.
ing. AV'T
AS the weather grows het,g h- 4.
tendance OF farmers IN mari ihrl %.
Tho orion Club gave a marguerite Ia
"ebsier's Dancing Academy last tishl
Summons 81 Bro. are erecting a new
adliaon TO their lun Der yard
The FIRST annual ball OF the L. l. MAJ.
IN Democratic Club will take Place "a
w bstei'a Dancing Academy CD RniE
night next.
]. f. NEWCOMER, OF Toledo, OH
says: ! have been greatly benef I'd h
wearing AN Excelsior Kidney Pad. u
would recommend all persons tf1gbs
with weak kidneys to try lt.-see ADJ
iebli-bL,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
General New 5.

Navigation between WASHINGTON
and Alexandria was resumed yester
DAY -four tugs having opened a chan
mel through the ice gorge. Com
munlcation with the South by wav
OF Alexandria is again established.
Members of two families, named
Boyce and FELTON,, have been made
dangerously sick with symptoms re-
semollng trichina poisoning, BY eat
ing pork bought in Rondout, New
1ork. Two cats, which ale some
ol the same meat, were killed by il
The Senate of New York has mn
animously passed the bill to incor-
pc ate the Mexican Southern Rail
way Company.
According to a letter from Spring.
held, The indications are thai t6a
corn crop of Illinois for 1850 was
about one. fifth of all the corn pro-
duced III the United Slates-the same
proportion as in 1879. The value If
The hogs marketed IN 1880 was 500
l3f 900, against sic ,640 900 in 1879
Governor Cullom, of Illinois saws
he believes it is settled that the Sec.
relarYship OF the Interior is to be
offered to Robert /. Lincoln. son of
President Lincoln.
Senator Conkling arrived at Men
tor yesterday, and after several
aoaIs conference with General Gar.
held. took the midnight train for
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
SENATOR. WE GO TO MENTOR

/ CoNkhIN0, REMEMBERING GRANT's
INJUNCTION, RESOLVES TO VISIT
GARFIELD.
Senator Conkling has set out on his
ioug-delayed journey TO Mentor. His
osJect IN going to Mentor, explained
Dy political Lieutenant Of his in New
ORR yesterday, 10 to see what can be
done. He left Washington on the linn
ited express train OF palace cars at 81 A.
ID. on Monday, and arrived at the /, OF
OF Desbrosses STREET at 3.h0P. M. He
was driven to the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Where he was shown to his accustomed
room which had been engaged by tele-
graph. Mr.. Csnkllng never travels al
hlgnt when be can avoid it. His callers
III the Filth Avenue were few, but ID is
understood that he perfected arrange
heits, ana that his reserve forces are in
easy supporting distances. At 104 A.
NJ. yesterday he took the Chicago spec
lal at the Grand Central DEPOT, which
was due at Buffalo at 12.I5 O'Clock this
morning. He intended to sleep in BuR.
aIo ana to take'a morning train TO Men
tor, where General Garfieids sleigh will
De IN waiting for him at the station.
ARRIVAL OF MIR. CoNKLING AT MENTOR
AND HIS RETURN.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Feb. l6, 1881.
ROSCOE Conkllng arrived at Mentor
TINS AFTERNOON al one O'Clock and was
met at the depot by General Garfield,
carriage. he was Immediately driven
10 La"nheld, where he dined with the
Generals family.
AFTER dinner the two statesmen retired
ana were closeted for over TWO hours.
AFTER the conference the Senator was
drlVen 70 the station, and left by the |
to-nl ,bt.
NO one knows definitely the result of |
the conference, but reporter who went |
haNt To- night ON Mr.. Conkling's train |
telrkraphs that the Senator ~ in fine
spirits and that he declined to enter into
conversation with some gentlemen whom
ne knew. He refused to be questioned
me friends of General Garfield here
are OF the opinion that CoukInp,s ds.
nanhs were agreed to-
"A gentleman returning from Nentor
y night said that MIR. -Conkltpp's wish
vas coneerDing the securing of a place
bhe Cabinet tor MIR. Morton and in
egafd To the patronage of Now York
Inc General" said he, dis Inclined To
ne opinion that the great State of Now
OK Is entitled to representation in
ne new ministry"
Gdrteld and all his secretaries refu..
run ~ TO say anything CONCERNING the
'lslt. '''e
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
No MONEY For HEAVY GI7Ss-

WAsHIEGT n, February Eth. san.
ate committee On appropriations has
stIlcksh out OF the rtiHosIt= oHs bIa the
appropriat on for the four heavy guns
PROVIDED 10 IN The mouse. Tuts nfak,sn
rsduetlon or the amount from t4E6 6D1=tT :,
Szo0,V1, anu was Caused Dy the liIEeSftgaz
Aon which the comm tlee mad fna.e re-
speetihg lhe manufacture of the heavy
guns provided for Ia fhe bin r. -
SHOWN that they could ne Iasde Ch4stn.r
IN f1ttsburg by ten thousand dol ~
Inc oomml Tee have dee ded that before
going any further IN tins business az
neaVy ordnance, tesl or those now
nelng constructed VIII be made. Instead
therefore of voting more money on fh4
experiment they have provided for a
BOARD OF Army Officers, to inquire Ito
The subject, aud r. port TO the Dpxt Con
Eress. The sum of a25.00 is appropriated
for tb service - eH
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
HANCOCK INVITED TO WASH
INGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Col. Corbin
the corresponding secretary of the in
augural executive committee, has re-
celved the following letter from General
w. ). Hancock =: al haye the honor to
acknowledge receipt of the executive
committee on inaugural ceremonies 10
myself and staff 20 be present in Wash
lngton, ID. o., on the 4 h of March next
ana parcipate in 'e ceremonies and
festivities incident to the Inauguration
OF General James A. Garfield as Presl-
dent OF the Uuited ST ties. My staff
nave individually been nonfiee of the
invitation, aud should | conclude to be
present will notify you later. Thank
Ing you, and through you the gentlemen
OF the committee tof their courteous at
tentlon, l remain very truly yours"
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
Looking For a Sister

A few weeks ago there arrived in
TINS CITY a young lady giving her
name us Kate Kelly. Upon her ar.
ilsai mere II was night ard she ask.
Cd a man at the depot to direct her
10 the police station. This he nrn
missed TO do and endeavored 10 in
duee her TO get in one of the cahs
standing at the depot, but she re-
used , and started TO walk up town
w hen she reached Fourth street she
noticed the Swan Hotel open where
she went and staid all night paving
% cents all the money she had for
her nights lodging. ioi
lie next morning she called of
the police Office and told her storv
TO Sergeant Whelan. She said sho
naa been living with family in
ashland, Pa, and about two months
ago they broke up housekeeniny
preparatory TO removing West. She
theh went To PhIladelp hia in ordar
TO search for her sister, She ON
plled to policeman to helm her
Whch he promised to do, demand
ing Tor his services SlO. The vonn.
iaay pad him the amount, Which,
ielt her IN strange city with onIu
81 IN her pocket. Two DAYS after
wards The policeman III question in
formed her that all the informa,in,
ne was enabled TO give her was
t ,i sister had married a man by
the name OF Brien, and removed
To THIS city. She at once came ~
sh itI, city as detailed above. She is
sun here and any information ras
Satdihg family by the name Of
- y bflen who recently removed from
will be thankfnIlv v r pn
ceiVed at the police office. 10
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
The Generosity of Former
SlANR.

A touching incident which shows the
klnship OF mankind, is told In the Nav
orleans papers 10 the story OF old JACK. a
itmlIy, who spent dollar given him ~
New Years in the purchase of n half
tlcket Ia Tie I0uIslana Staff I,otiery
tor which be drew 81 0du. and with which
provided for the wants Of his AGED ~.
rents, and with o ton relieved pfha
wants OF some poor Germans whose suf-
ieflhgs moved hun. He wall buy again
as VII many others, by writing TO nj. A,
iDhuphln, No. $40 Broadway. New York
leans, La, before March s, The next
80" lhS 1eD.Ib.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
STILL ON TRIAL

The !. libel case of the sct,,..
jefferson Borden thai wa a.D0oNA|
m me in the us, Court yc, d y
was resumed this mornins e,,v.alI|
pc per OF Witnesses being eyam aals
Inc libei was filed by four nf,s
Sc, seamen for wages alleged 10 10 % T.
The seamen are represrnt ~ ny
John :: Patterson and Cbss
Rumiord, Esqs., and The Con, pS,
William e. Spruance. P'a'u
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

The Mutual Loan Association held its
fourteenth annual meeting last evening,
and elected The following officers:
President-Joshua Maris.
vice IIesident-Benjamin Murcatrovd
Secretary aud Treasurer-Geo. q
Mars. "
elected. "e'o ie-
The Sesretary's report Showed thai
there had been received from ali sanrcas
during the year, $50, 775,7s: ami the
disbursements, 4,5l3,6 81, a balance Of
S2,262,li. The assets of the Associs.
tor amount to Sal, 235, 81.
The following shows the value of
each share, increase during the wear and
total profit: '"''u
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17

Mr.. Randolph Tucker takes ,bo
"a late Mr; Woods place as chairman
OF the Ways and Means Committea n
"A majority OF the committee favor a
proposition to make the low a
grades OF hoop iron pay the SAM
DUTY as the higher grades. which T.
between sixty and seventy ner cant 20
ad Yalorem, but the House will nnt
act on the proposition at this s noe
son. son. This majority-Messrs
Fucker, Morrison, Carlisle and Wilf~
will defeat it if,it should ba Nils vii
sldered by the House. "o eoh-
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
CATTLE DYING BY 91Se,
'hNA NJ DAMAGE TO THE Co.,.
ING INTEREST IN nn sTOcR AL

'~Af DAMAGE TO INN
mo 70. INTEREST IN NJ nos sT1,H W
H.. HELENA, M. T., Fsn , "a
The storm which ba. IeO' II, l%l i
, ',n,,sli The West, vi Sgs 50 gera
the ground three fee, "' d snow lies n
, ana Is drifled in places esp t,o o.
The territory are loud y" 1 ranclmen
plants; Their stock is li H. S1t'r aaJ
!. 10 death. A prominent rsna, s'apd1
to the Herald corresno,,d ,as.,Chmaa d
s ss sheep live hroueh hey C ,s,6 aud
soa mead, | paid S45 A 1on WIN cost
nay sget for them. This = lor Tie N
,oss at least one fourth NJ a,i'itory Vi
n0th cattle and sheen. Ca,a al l's rO,I
h ~ Zen REL, remaining strength viii ~l'h u
iowa load Of Lay COMING w." -, olieSt
~ Teen and twenty miles vi, 'n'o nafLs
va caiohing astray bit. If 'ae h0p,
sient TO behold their sne,, pih6
sttesls are full OF diving a ,,,R
nise the other day aIlin one IL, = ! Fe
sue The town. / fear tbi. ~, lHtou.
VIII hnish the calamity 20 i"'I 'ta
Such complaints come \,
section OF the Territory and t noul e'Tl
elooK industry will be grra,,r ,R'oEn
of the terrible " n s,p''ss
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
POLICE NEWS

Business at the police stain, /
morning was rather lively.
The first occupant of The dool
ohariotta Turner, colored, who =
arraigned for being drunk and AZ, !.
derry. She was required TO paysl y
costs. Roy " AA
Rebecca Riggs for vagrancy VA, ,
dered to leave town. N
Joseph Heck ard Joseph Sab,
were committed for Is DAYS =. -
rants. ~
The notorious Emma Jones va, ,
CURED to pay 81 and costs for Ieu
dunk and disorderly.
George Thompson for threatepiv
to k IL Martin Gross, was leQuirsJ >
furnish 500 bail to keep tile prars
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-day.
Clear or partly cloudy weather, north
easterly winds, rising barometer.

WALL STREET YESTERDAY
Stocks were active and still higher
prices were reached. Money on
call ruled at s per cent, with 6 per
cent an exceptional rate and 3 the
closing one. Railway bonds were
active and strong. Foreign exchange
was steady.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-17
Genordt Foreign Ne,Vs.
LONDON. Feb II

LONDON, Feb. II, 1881.
The armistice concluded with the
basutos begins on the 18Th inst.
Ii the strike of the golfers in Soutb
Yorkshire lasts another fortnight 1t will
ahect 10000 men. The greatest destl.
tuition prevails
la tue Italian Cbambre of Deputies
yesterday, Premier CaIroh stated thai
Italy would participate in the Interna.
DUAL Monetary Convention, and he ex-
pressed oaiief 10 the success OF It's delib-
cTatlons.