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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

NOTICE u hereby given that bv
- virtue Of an order Of the Dnbo;.
circuit Court, the undersigned. "A dmin-
sstrator Of the estate Of Albert Raufei-
zen, deceased, will offer for salc II
Public Auction, On the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 7th, 1881.
the following described real estate. sit-
siatcd u Dubois county, and state 81 H.
diana, t0-wit:
All Of The North half Or Inc North
r a. "a the Southeast quarter or Section
70. hrcc l3h Ia township No. two (2).
South oL Range No. three (3) West, lying
rottn "a line commencing II point
10rty.onc tfl) rods and five 81 links
Nortn 81 the Southeast corner Or said
tract a. land, running thence North
lightweight and onc-half (8sl) degrees
West, (allowiDg five and onc-half (5lll
acyrccs Tor the variation Of necdlc) one
nv 'drcd and sixty (l60) rods TO inc Wcsf|
line of said tract or land. confainino|
~ su-lV0acrcH, more or less and also tie
Soutn-Wcst quarter Of the Norfh-oasf
quarter Of said Section No. three f3,.
said township and Range 10 acres. more
Pr lcss, and containing IN both fracfs
above described 7G 10000 acres. more
or less. MN
TERMS o. SALE- Onc-lhird cash. the
Ies'duc ~ Two equal payments u sixI
anu twelve months, purchaser oivinr
notcs with interest, waving benefit ~
sIp.al.,ncnt laws, and secured by rood
AFeeno'u surety 70 Admr's approval.
salc 70 begin a O'Clock y. M.
\. AMBROSE RAurFrsEx, Adm'r.
IKAYLoR x Hunter. Att'ys'
April 3, 1851 --1w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-22

The first census OF the United Statcs
was taken in 1870 The population was
-3.929. 32S.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

AN ACT explanatory of section twenty-five of chap.
ter tweny-seven of the Revised Statutes, amend
ed by section three of chapter two hundred and
forty-seven of the Public Laws of eighteen hun
dred and eighty, in relation to the sale of cider.
Be 1T enacted, &c. as follows:
The provisions of section twenty-five of chapter
twentyseven of the revised statutes as amended by
section three of chapter two hundred and
of the public laws Of eighteen hundred and eighty,
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07

AN ACT to enforce returns and publication Of state
ments by Corporations.
Be 1T enacted, &C., as follows:
SECT. 1. Section twenty three of chapter forty
six of the revised statutes is hereby amended by
striking out all after the word "state' in the sixth
line, so that said section as amended shall read
follows:
SECT. %. deposit of the return required in the
two preceding sections in pos-office postage paid,
, properly directed, is to be compliance. For the
neglect refusal Of its officer to make such return
the corporation forfeits five hundred dollars, to be
recovered in an action OF debt one-half to the
l SECT. q. Whenever any corporation or its officers
shall neglect to make to the secretary Of state any
return required by law the secretary of state shall
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07


Be 1t enacted, de-, az follows:
SECT. l. Section two of chapter ninety of the re-
vised statutes is hereby amended by inserting after
the word before, in the second line, the words 'or
AFTER by emitting the words "of the mortgage" in
the third line; by striking out the words "debt is
afterward paid or the mortgage redeemed in the
fourth and fifth lines and Inserting in place thereof
striking out the words the entry, in the sixth line,
and inserting in their place the words taking
siOn, that said section as amended shall read as
follows:
SEcT.2 Any mortgage, or person claiming un-
der him, may enter the premises, recover pos
session thereof before after breach of condition.
When there is no agreement to the contrary; but in
such case, if the mortgage is afterwards redeemed,
the amount of the clear rents and profits from the
time of taking possession, shall be accounted for and
deducted from the due on the mortgage
SECT. 2. The first specification in section three of
the chapter is hereby amended by striking out
the words commence an action at law and, in the
first line; and by striking out the word ''the, in
the second line and inserting in place thereof the
words "a condtional; and by striking cut the words
Sin the action in the second line that said spec
ifcation amended shall read as follows:
First He may obtain possession under writ of
possession issued conditional judgment, pro-
vided in the eighth section duly executed by an
officer. An abstract of such writ, stating the time
of obtaining possession, certified by the clerk shall
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
NEEDED HIS FATHERS ADVICE.


Not long ago young man if Car
son got married and started for Cali
fornia with his young wife. AS he
boarded the train his father babe him
good bye and gave him the parental
blessing.
"My son." said the aged sire, shaking
| with emotion, ETC., "Remember these
words if you never see me again.
Never go into place where you would
not take your wife"
The couple settled in Mariposa county,
and last week the old man went down
to visit them. He proposed bear
hunt and they were fortunate enough
to track a grizzly to his lair among
some of the boulders in the chaparal.
AS the two approached, the bear reused
up and sent forth growl of defiance
which shook the trees.
$50 in there and kill 'im," said the
old man eXcitedly.
The son held back, further acquain-
lance with the bear seeming in some
respect undesirable.
"Count me out" he said.
sHave l crossed the seas and settled
in America to raise coward 20 shouted
the father, brandishing his gun.
~ but recollect your advice when l
left Carson" was the reply. "How
can forget your sage precepts. Didn't
you tell me never to go into place
where ! couldn't take my wife. Now
how would Sal look in there with that
bear: 30
The old man clasped his dutiful son
to his bosom, and as the bear issued
forth exclaimed,
"Speaking Of Sally, let us hasten
home; our prolonged absence might
cause her needless alarm"
In about fifteen minutes they had
reached the ranch, the old man little |
ahead, and the distance was about four
miles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

The Tribune of last evening has the
following:
There are many classes of assassins,
and the worst among them are those
who will cringe and fawn on the one
they desire to make their implement of
their vengeance on Others Who, too
cowardly to boldly face an enemy, will
seek out one brave enough to fight, and
by lies AID inuendoes poison his mind
and cause him to be an open foe to the
party he is fearful of handling himself.
This is the sneaking, reticent, oily gam
mon class of assassins, and perhaps the
worst of all.
The above is a pen picture of the
man who one day sneakeG into the
Tribune Office and wrote an article in the
absence of the editor attacking an enemy
whose boots he was not worthy to black
and then left the paper to shoulder the
The same man was also
caught by two ladies in the western
part of the city hanging about their bed
room windows at night watching them
disrobe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
THE PRESIDENT.
SOmbre REPORTS From the Executive
Mansion.

WASHINGTON, August 25-1o:20 a.
MIR. Bliss reports that the condition
of the President this forenoon is about
the same as yesterday forenoon, except
that his pulse is little higher He
was somewhat restless at times during
the night and did not sleep as we'll on
Tuesday night. There has been no
perceptible change IN the appearance
in the tnf1amed parotid gland, and two
or three days may elapse before the
swelling subsidies. Taking everything
into consideration, the patient has not
gained any ground since yesterday
morning.
Blaine to Lowell-The Presidents
condition shows 10 marked change.
The symptoms ofyesterday are repeated
to-day. At 1890 the fever seems on
the increase, while the pa,etid swelling
has not diminished. He continues to
swallow liquid food in sufficient guam
tity without disturbance of the stomach.
The noon bulletin is not calculated to
Inspire confidence in the Presidents re-
co@ery neither are the unofficial re-
poets from the sick room. The latter
age to the effect that the glandular
complication is giving the doctors SER
ions concern, and this is corroborated
in the bulletin just issued, which states
the swelling has diminished percepti-
big and that there have been but q few
drops of pus discharged. The fevcrish
symptoms are again on the increase, as
shown by the bulletins, and the doctors
are reported to have rcsorted to enc
mata unsuccessfully, the bowels refus-
ing to retain the injections. A feeling
Of gloom is making itself apparent at |
the White House. Not the least alarm
ing feature in the case is that the doe
tors keep themselves shut up and re-
fuse to be interviewed. Another bad
evening is looked for at this writing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
Talk from q Miner.
VIRGINIA CITY, August %

VIRGINIA CITY, August %.
To THE EDITOR OF THE APPEAL:
] have read your article about the
way the Sierra Nevada is managed. 1t
is true. They don't want to find any
ore just yet. If the managers will let
the old miners do the developing, we
can show up an ore body in just
about a week. 1 can show good ore
with dozen strokes Of the pick. Ore
will never be developed in the north
end until the outsiders are frozen out
Of the stock. Your assertion that work
has been stopped on drifts where there
were good prospects are true and every
miner knows it. The miners know
none then they dare tell. Yours,
A PICK SWINGER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
INTERESTED IN TIL F. PRESIDENT.


Yesterday afternoon Quong Hi called
at the APPEAL office and subscribed to
the Cook fund, contributing thereto a
postage stamp. He labored under the
impression that it was to buy medicine
for the President and help pay the doc
tors bills. He was willing to contribute
and said that his countrymen would
stand in, but he had no faith in the eff
ficiency of the medicine now being adj
ministered by the Caucasian doctors.
"Melican doctor no good, he likee
catchee name in newspaper. China
doctor pull'em sick right out. Bullet
inside no good. China doctor clure
him silk weeks ago. In China mans
liver all cut up, no care, doctor fix liver
every time. Alice same finger cut"
The Mongolian then dilated on the
merits of birds nest soup as a stomach
restorer. He seemed to thing that after
a few dishes of birds nest soup the
President would be out playing polo
on the lawn. In China when man tries
to kill the Emperor they cut his head
off whether the Empeor dies or not. In
case death ensued they behead the
mans relatives as fast as they can be
found. Even his fourth cousins do
not escape. He could not understand
why Guiteau was still alive.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
A RICH STRIKE.


The Enterprise of yesterday has the
following: There was prettywell au-
thenticated report on the street last
evening that man living in the north
western part of the city-up near the
big water tank of the Ophir Company
made rich strike some two Or three
days ago. He was engaged in repair
ing and setting back dilapidated bulk
head in front Of his lot, when he struck
into three-foot vein Of decomposed
material completely filled with pure
gold. This is said to be the same kind
of rich vein stuff that was encountered
near the surface when the first dis
covery was made at the Ophir in early
days.
The man who struck this baby bo-
nanza has been at work at the Union
shaft, but, being laid off, concluded to
fix up things little bit about his house
and lot. If all we hear be true he has
made very good wages, as it is said he
got out about $4,000 before the Ophir
heard Of the matter and
him to desist from his labors,
His wife also participated in the toll
Of extracting tie shining metal from
the little home mine, and it is said that |
she has a half-gallon glass jar nearly full |
If gold that she herself pounded out of
gathered Jumps.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
4 story OF q Ring.

We hear great deal about rings
nowadays, and nothing very good OF
them either. / heard of a ring the
other day that told a stOry-in fact its
own story. The ring glistened Oh the
| finger of washerwoman through the
suds in the tub, and thus betrayed Il
secret. The lady of a certain house in
this city had advertised for laundres,
to come to her house on certain days.
The advertisement was responded to by
a neat, rather retined-loOking woman.
When the laundress had begun her
work the lady saw shining on shapely
handa pretty and peculiar ring. She re-
quested the privilege of looking at it;
the woman hesitated II moment, and
then nervously held out her hand.
THAT is class ring" said the lady.
at ISL was the response of the laun
dress as she turned her face away.
"Where did you get t." asked the
lady, emboldened, perhaps, by the man
ner of the wearer of the ring.
at is my husbands"
"At what college did he graduate ,"
"At Yale"
"In what class ~
"The class of 49,
That ended the interview for the
time, as the lady could by no means
get from the washerwoman the name
of her husband. The lady had been
thus unladylike, perhaps, and curious
because her son wore class ring eX-
actly like the one in question, and was
a graduate in the class of 10 at Yale.
She told him the story, and one night
he followed the laundress to her rooms
on Michigan. avenue, where he found
an old classmate and college chum por-
ing over some second hand law books.
He works in the daytime, and SO does
his trump of wife. One day he will
be admitted to the bar, he will work
hard, she will help him, and when they
are rich they can afford to smile at the
story of the ring, which is strickly true
Detroit CHAT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
a Good Law,

Below is a part of a good law passed
at the last Legislature: "Any person in
this State, whether under the influence
Of liquor Or otherwise, who shall, ex-
cept in necessary self-defense, ma
liciously, wantonly or negligently dis
charge, or cause to be discharged, any
pistol or gun or other firearm in or upon
any public street or thoroughfare, or in
any theater, hall, store, hotel, saloon or
any other place Of public resort, shall
be guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished
by Imprisonment in the county Jail for
a term not less than two nor more than
six months, or by fine of $500
or by both such fine and imprisonment;
provided; that no Sheriff, Deputy Sher-
if, Marshal, Constable, Deputy Con-
stable or other peace officer shall be
held to answer under this Act for dis
charging firearms in the lawful pursu-
ance of his or their duty"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
Exactly.

"Should we discover an ore body and
begin hosting rock what would be the
result:" asks the Bonanza firm of them
selves. Then they answer their own
questions thuswiseIy: ave would
have to pay a bullion tax, Sutro tun-
mel royalty. and miners wages at "a
per day. That settles it. The drain
would be too heavy upon us. Board up
the Sierra Nevada drifts. Let the cry
be The old Comstock has petered outn
We will wait. 1t will not spoil bo-
nanza to let it rest in the ground for
year or SO until we can tire our enemies
and force them to our terms. Let the
season of depression begin.-FooAight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

Capt. Moger has moved to Reno.
Hon. Hank Knight was in this city
yesterday.
Mr.. T. O. S. Moran of this city is not
expected to live.
James Small, ex-landlOrd of the
Arlington House, is dangerously sick.
The Chronicles account of the
suicides at the Lake is denied by the
Tahoe Tuttler.
Superintendent Crawford and his
neice Miss Lizzie, have returned from
Hope Valley.
Capt John Mullan is now in the city
on business connected with the Terri
torial war claims.
Gilligan landed a trout at the Next
can dam yesterday weighing four
pounds and three ounces.
A six-stone diamond double plain set
ring, worth 500, price S75 at Uncle
Harris 221 Kearny street, between
Suffer and Bush.
The Eastern man who discovered his
wifes unfaithfulness and sold her for a
dollar, may be congratulated at getting
out of the market at top figures.
Captain Cook, the Ohio man who
slapped blackguard in the face for
hoping the President would die, has
been Nominated for the Legislature.
Charles r. Bender offers a special
premium of ten dollars to the lady eX
hibiting child at the coming fair at
Reno that most resembles him.
All Lee was tried in Justice Cary's
Court yesterday for selling liquor to the
Indians. The case was clearly proven
and the Cinnamon not having $50 to
pay his fine was sent to jail.
The Gold Hill fire boys are practic-
ing for the firemen's tournament at the
Union picnic. They challenge |
any fire company in the State to con-
test at Carson, on the 4th Of September,
on the occasion of the Miners Union
picnic.
Waterfowl of all kinds are now very
abundant at Pyramid Lake. Besides
geese and ducks there are pelicans by
the million. \ few swan are OCCASION
lilly seen, but they generally keep far
)ut on the lake and are very wild and
Watchful.
There was rumor on the streets of
Virginia, says the Chronicle, that the
.rosscut going west on the $500 level of
he Sierra Nevada got into ore recently,
when work in it was Immediately
topped. Yet the Chronicle assumes
0 be merry over a statement made by
he Appeal that such things could be
n the north end
If you see your friend promenading
bout in fine, new suit of clothes, eN-
ellently well made, do not run after
i'm and use that worn out joke, "Must
ave been fire last night,' but strike
i'm gently On the shoulder and say
ute seriously: 'Judging from the fine y
nish and material Of that suit, ! should Ii
link yon had been to see Hayes lately"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

The colored young men of this city
have organized brass band, and to get
means with which to purchase instru
ments they will give a ball at Turn
Verein Hall on the 10Th of September
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

We call attention of our readers to
the advertisement in another column of
South Western Immigration Co. The
southwestern States are attracting the
attention of immigrants in all parts of
the United States and Europe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
G0Oa Mineral Water.

The Glen Alpine Mineral Water SOLD
by Doc Benton is now commanding "A
ready sale wherever it is introduced,
and physicians are prescribing it for
their patients in cases of Irregularities
Of the liver, bowels and kidneys. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

Harry George will lecture at Virginia
City this evening on s'The Next Strug-
gle" Those who can afford the time
should not fail to embrace the oppor-
tunity of hearing this grand effort, and
no doubt many Carsonites will make it
a point to attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

Mr.. Dunning, eX-Superintendent of
the Ne" YORK Assay Office, WAS in the
city yesterday. This gentleman is on
the Coast to look into the merits of min
ing PROPERTY for Eastern capitalists.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

n new Singer sewing machine, with
latest Improvements, will be sold cheap
for cash. Apply at the Bank Exchange
saloon, corner of Curry and King streets
Carson City Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

There is Il Chinese convict in the
Nevada State Prison who speaks Eng
fish, French and Spanish fiuently.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
Light for All.

Mrs. August Mayer of San Francisco,
trance speaker, test, healing and bust
ness medium, is stopping at the Els
worth House. The public is invited to
test her wonderful powers. Consulta-
lions daily; circle every Wednesday
and Friday evenings at eight O'clock. Il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD,

MORNING BOARD.
$40 Ophir-GA
80 Mexican-Is3.
Gle Gould and Curry
so Best and Gelcher-I21.
$50 California;
:;o45 Con. Virginia. Co
30 Chollar-2 a.
1870 Savage-s 10
800 POtosi-S 40
24O Hale and Norcross-S 80
20 Crown Point Is
800 Yellow Jacket--57s
800 1mperial-l5c
% kentuck-2 10
20 Alpha so
40 Beicher-3 10
1915 Sierra Nevada-I43s
SO Utah-1Oi..
100 Bullion-] 80
80 ExcneQuer-1 10
$40 Overman-1 80
100 Justice-SOc
1925 Union-l23s
200 Alta-3 so
$50 Julia-a5c
so Silver HilI-l5c
$50 Lady Washington-l5c
zoo New York-20c
$50 Benton-95c
$50 ScorpiOn-l 60
I25 North Elk. Urah-sOc
800 New Wells-Fargo -I5c
lGO Curtis-I4
$50 Andes-l 20
EVENING BoARD.
so Eurska CONG
80 JacksOn-6Oc
100 BeImont-5cc
$50 Y. Belle-l6
100 Manhattan-iia
30 Grand Prize-5c
200 Argenta-l5c
Bro Star-3O
200 Belle Isle-20c
$50 Albion-l 20
80 Wales-5Oc
20 Mt. DiablO-613
100 T.. Mt. Diablo--l5c
200 Belding-Ip
so Bodies
800 Bechtel-90
40 Tioga-yoc
:325 Bulwer-3I
200 McClintoil-Iic
40 Syndicate-50c
200 Blackhawk-25c
l25 Goodsh6w
100 South Bodie-5c
$50 Mono-S1s
100 Con PaciGc-5Oc
800 South Bulwer-2Oc
10 Noonday-l
so North NoOnday-50
l2O Tiptop-si5
80 Head Center-1
200 Giant and Old Abe-2
200 Silver King-20
30 Belvidere-25c
80 Gross
50 Addenda-2ac
zoo Sulphuret-3
100 Tranquility
$50 Nayaio-9Oc
45O TuScarora-G9e
$50 Day 80
30 SuNmit-25c
100 Concordia-70
GO H0l:nes-40
400 Booker-15c
l20 BOdle Tunnels
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
To Rent or for sale.

On liberal terms, the house lately oc-
cupied by Judge Beatty. The house is
partly furnished and has a block of
ground attached. Apply to James
Fraser, County Building. au9lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

The Presbyterian picnic at Thorne's
ranch yesterday was a very pleasant
affair and numerously attended.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26
The Cook Fund.

The shower of pennies ana postage
stamps continues with undated vigor.
The largest individual contriha ton so
far has come from the Misses Gapp and
Babcock, who sent fifty cents, which
was for each cow, Cog, cat and chicken
on the estate. The Chinese have also
come to the fore, as will be seen by a
glance at the list So far the APPEAL
has been the only journal in the State
which has helped along the fund. We
would like to see some of our caltem-
poraries fall ia line. On Saturday Night
The sum total will be forwarded TO the
Cincinnati Commercial office With the
names cfeach subscriber for publication.
Carson will ro!l up at least 500 names
.for the fund. It has been the first city
s,inia, Reno aud Eureka have not con-
dMbuted q cent.
CARSON, August Is.
L9.ToK ArrEaL Ens'ssee please lind one cent n for
acknowledge it in the APPEAL and ablige.
-'SoliD SEVEN SOCIETY,""
Jas Pearson Josie traits Leon
Harry Som.rs Chris traits Donneta
Tracy Chsdic Edgar Cuthbert Richard
Neil Clarke Cows Ienus
Fred Curry Rode AiaX and his feath-
Ed Hodkins Nellie cred seragio
Musgrose Baby Mrs kitzmeyer
Wm johnson Samantha Harry kitZmoyer
sherry Mayfeld Dogs Emma ktzmeyer
I,r Shee aad VT Hamlet Laura kitzmeyer
Mrs " Thomas Brutus Annie kzmeyer |
and two babies Cats George ki,zmeyer |
II Il Capo Romeo Mrs G. kitzmeyer |
c Babcoek Juliet Decker
Lou Klein Birds Mrs Decker
BERTHE Klein Don Pedro Harry Decker
Joe Klein Fritz George Decker
Harry Migheis Phil Migbels Baby Decker
Bessie Mighel Mrs E Doane Mrs Y Davis
Roy Mighels George Doane Hattie Verrill
Jack Doane P Davis Geo Mclaughlin
Baby Davis Abe, tine bull dog
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

A new milk cooler is on exhibition at
Benton's stable. Call and see it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-26

Jas Pearson
Harry Som.rs
Tracy Chsdic
Neil CLARKE
Fred Curry
Ed Hodkins
y Musgroe
Wm G johnson
sherry Mayfeld
Isr Shee s aod VT
Mrs " r Thomas
and two ha5ies
II Il Ckpo
&c RabcoeE
Lou Klein
BERTHE Klein
Joe Klein
Harry Mightls
Bessie Nighels
Roy Mighels
Jack DOane
BABY Davis