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was sentenced tn the rcnttrntnry for tvr ycnrs
Ed lMtcy WAS convicted Of lnrcni1y httd H'ii.
tnnGeti To tu fiUtlsn ut EHrrCGtol tur nIin yttf.
Patrick Dwycr J,rEtletI guilty Il, ltrrrny and
Wits %cnt N tho Reform sslnK' lUr i"tlr yrhrx.
Etthlr 1lDt,hhiIo was trtAt fer burglary anu
ptrt uf tho evidence. heart.
Tho en.c Of lr,lilk iinwMr,l WIS continued.
The cnsn nr GhAres Winters w.ts rnIitin.lttl.
nn wns sr, to tho County Jail for twenty tnys
md fined One cent md costa.
Thomas FlHnnery was aA1ltvtctch NJ robbery
and 4eliDt,re,l fur tite yrnr to Tho I'cnItcnitArF
"CAmcl-snrked tmM" koDnnlay. THO covrtrf
vrngo. w!nls rtnrttr1 with !nstIHat!,.9 derry Mt!:
kavU Il hcnr.ng l,rtorc J,,dgo unulner TN ii writ
Of hlhrn% corpus. -.
.tDtt, ll,i,,sscG, WIN, during n 1ciph,torhanl
row shnrt TING ngO at tho c0r,Gr Of TwentEth
street and Oakley Nyunne. struck james tNrrl.
en,l MI tho irnf With Il fcnen EMnArl and Rtlaeil
HIN, will tAve d hearing tNtore JuHe finrtincr
this nttorhOoil On writ Of hnbeas corpus.
, 1881-09-14

Mr.. Frunls I,orttelt, .cts,icrted with tlle
office Ut tlia Anlcrcnil l.i'!e', t:utunany. Fall
lt1ver, MAss, snyH:, "St. Jacohs Ull Ii very
would bs. btt st'lpla jsstlcn for ,.le to say q
few warts lii its prHlsG. The ,nun IIaye used
II for rheumatism, nrlra!sla. sprats, INlrlls,
cuts, rnr,ls, AlItl IN tnet for Nlnlt,st every AII
TCnt It claf,ls IL ctlr,., alnt 1t tl0ta all lint II
promised II tL.,, llNyer iNllIlls u r!Irn.
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ADRIAN WATER-W0Rks.

Spfeiat DIspttrh to The Chleapo 1rthtnt.
AnnGAS, Mich, Supt. lI.-'Elnb A,lrinn
Watcr-Works Company laytng refused to
tlinlse IL eoIIirnct OIL Tho stpulutlons provided
by thu or.llDullce is1sst,tl hy tl,o Council lust
week, The question Of lui,dlng tito city for
SlN,txU mil erecting pu'ie works will l,e
submitted tD tiiU yUttrS 1T u AIpclAt election
ordered fur Monday. Oct, u,
, 1881-09-14
CRIMINAL. COURT.

Jtsse Raymond WIS Go,lvietctinf hMrulury, aud
sHs.l u shu funltcnlary fur nlu year.
Thtnnuh FlunniyaI soaslrll guilty Ut larceny,
uud "as sent tn Ito pvatlenilury fur mo ytIr.
6r"tKa Sherwood i'tcsldcd gully to burglury,
md wns sr'st to tho Funftonttary for ono year.
Harry Fulmun. tho Eh,ruxu messenger 10y
WIN lucnn1Gt With $2,AU III his u.n,luyers'
funds IND was e4ntuscd III Eauatu, RIcN,tetl
guilty tn inrcesly, Aad wns suntu,l.Gd tu t1rce
lenlit.d owing IT, prov lous good ahasnrtur.
lalwMr4 Kelly, who IL charged With thu killing
Of utllttr Grow!ey. camo up hufoF0 Judge BlnIta
yesterday, but, hlB counsel tttsFlnY 2 pOstpoAv.
lut.l.t, tho ca4a wax passed until this 1uorntn9.
J14Vph jackson, convicted Of horro- staullhg,
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Eastman Wilkins c0HlMancntl Il s,!It yoster.
tny II recover a. 01 siA,tIst4us irun the City Of
Cntraxn.
Anno Wnish began suit nHalnxt Hammond
ltatt to recorHr $l0,0u damages far lteaetl Ut
pIa,tltl~h na,!e Ssrt. |. lB78. tn u,nrry huc.
thMrle4 l.. ltnichtllnoil brought suit Tor $1,OD
HR!flst .lnHlea 4. Myers,
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saral, u. nlrra!l fled II hill ycstpr.lay axaust
her husband JAnlcs' L. I3urratl, cllnrKnR hin.
with divers nets 0r cruelty. In Htriklt!1 an4 bGat-
Ing hsr. uld with hlb.tul drunkenness, nn!
asking for .lorree Ut tiivurcc.
kAte Eteakun ashu'l furu dlynra1 from ThuMas
Glc.isDn On tho Wra,ulMI Ut cruelty.
ilre ChnJiIaAll complains Tint her hnsbunt
lart nf l!s tllU lIurtnx tho thrts yuurs IT their
r9arr!e lIfe III getting tirunk.' This business
Aas KrtwII sutlItWtAt HioHOtut,ullA l,uw IHl sht
wnnts cEAi9n.
Snpaa l!eFjn HHketl fur II tavtlree from John
H. iirrnn IN atg.lli11t nf nIs ntuttcfy.
WI!in!n kMHi1 1l4n c1Astns II right tU tl0
Ennl" relief a9AinAt llia Wltu. tho chnrxe belny
tH'ifrt!ua. -
.lul!9e .intneson HrMt,tod doc,ap of tvnrce tn
ground VI drunkenness.
, 1881-09-14
ITEMS.

JnAKo nlodkott was in aHl.t yratertiny.
Thu Circuit Court cAlGIull,r will not 10 ruRdy
for distribution until t0nnrv.,w.
\ tl!sclmyKe tr.t, bankruptcy wus jsaurd
yesterday to Wiltnm T.. ll!allur.istlt1. =
, 1881-09-14

=. Quiet noryes aud baIMy sleep in Hop Dittpsa,
Tor sleepleas lad!os aud tnval!dy.
, 1881-09-14

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, 1881-09-14

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put, tout Of I4ntc-1L 4'''4' eehtsal na-
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UMini1 }lepni. tornar Madison, t:nnni MA a.Ins.
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raclHe HUleI. md ht Jlopot '"of 4io0se, utnnd
, 1881-09-14
THE
.H1RVARD SCHOOL,

BETTE STUART INSTITUTE,
spr,n1telti. III. rln TIN yeur will conlmcneo Hsp..
il. FIraf .unss kcil0 fps 5tHns ludlus EourtD fill.
tern!an freq. s!nstyt ni1d Eis Arts 1olmrtn,ents
urarkGd tcnluTe. F9r ynnioYMnr nrr!y L,
MftS. st. MEtStsl5 HOMES Principal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the llisagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most mortifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
the mostiGexcusiblean and offensive IN society
and yet the cause Of it may easily be re
moved by cleansing yonr teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. It puriies and sweotens the
breath, coos 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 odors of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

located in Carson instead Of Rem. and the
present Slate Prison be utilized. Withdrawn,
Motion to table WAS carried.
Vote which tabled the bill was reconsid
cred on motion o. DOolin.
Bill ordered reprinted.
Motion to adjeura lost.
Motion to table carried.
Motion 10 adjourn lost.
4 nnnaber of messages we're received from
the Assembly and the Senate then adjourned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

tive to the officers and attaches Of the State
Pcisen, was adopted.
Senate bill No 80. reported by the Ways
and Means committee as a substitute for the
bill to reduce the salaries and compensation
of the various State officers read
ond time and referred to the committee On
Ways and Means.
Senate bill No 81, il aid Of the State
Prison came up.
On ,noton Of Green the consideration Of
the bill was indefinitely postponed by a vo'e
OF IS to -
At $40 P NJ the House ad ionrned until
the Sd at II A. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
JOTTINGS.

Ex-senator Stone, OF Elko, is stopping al
the Grmsby House.
Tom Beer has opened new meat rnarke,
in the Merton House block.
The city is full of ''AIicawbers' with
folded hands and ambitionless natures.
The Ladies Library society Melted SAG
from the entertainment on Monday evening.
Should the State Prison be removed to
Reno, the old building will be utilized as q
Home for INDECENT and imbecie legislators.
The Clear Creek read to the Lake is i'm
passable, rendered so by he late severe rain
storm All travel must at present go by way
of Dry canyon.
This evening, at the residence of Mrs.
Knowles, Miss I. S. Duncan, neice ef DIR.
Robert L. Duncan, will be united IL mar
ria.e 10 Dir. Seward Patterson.
Elk Sheriff Williamson of Storey, and Ex.
Sheriff Hill OF Ormsby, have purchased Matt
ItliiCASi NiS1l IidI nSt anu pAtpoSO ~ h'~0S
a sensation in the meat trade.
The Mint will be engaged in the execu-
ton of gold coinage this morning at 10
o'clock Those who desire to witness the
operation must do SO before noon.
A numerous delegation of young gentle
men from this city, will go to Virginia
this evening to attend stylish reception
at the residence of Geo. T. Mayre, in honor
of some California guests of his.
The Chairman of the Legislative Gem
mittee on Education has the new Eauca-
tional bill gnGer consideration. The Carson
teachers will meet the committee In the Sa-
preme Court room on Saturday to discuss the
merits OF the law.
Col. John Resser returned from Sacra-
mento yesterday, where he had been to see
his wife, who is very sick there. For several
days Mrs Rosser's life was dispaired Of, but
she is now considered out of danger. The
lady is attended by her sister Mrs. Wagner.
With all the hue and cry about the benefits
this city say that they compelled TO sup
ply taat institution at such low rates that
there is nothing in it for them. In fact, sew
eral merchants have for a long while de-
clined to make bids fer supplying the prison
with goods
Late on Tuesday night nymph du pave of
the lower stratum, full of bad liquor, was
on the war path, carrying white handled
pistol and looking for recrsant clover"
Perhaps it was fortunate that the latter
wasn't found; but it was an unlucky circum-
stances fer the seeker of items of interest. |
What thrilling two column article might !
have been written up if she had only found |
and killed the fellow, and then blown out
her own brains! But, then, this is very |
inconsiderate age.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

Coop CIGARs.-Few men really know g
good cigar when they find it. A man who
smokes bad cigars discovers the facts only
in the dullness OF brain and holdover head
aches which result. A dealer is alone re-
sponsible for bad cigars. You must trust
to the seller and go it blind. Friends
store, opposite the Capitol, is a prime resort
for men who never smoke poor weeds. His
new brands are now in tremendous demand
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

ToBR1NER.-The fragrant flavor Of one of
Tobriner's cigars can readily be detected
across Carson street. Some of his choice
brands can be smoked in a parlor without
leaving behind any disagreeable odor. A
man who smokes these cigars can osculate
with his wife without the slightest fear of
detection.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
SENATE rsn0CEEDEYGs.
WEDNESDAY, February 2.
Senate met at Ii O'clock

The committee on Enrolment report ed
Senate bills No So and Ne and Senate reso-
lntion No 2 and concurrent resolution No Z
as correctly enrolled.
The majority of the committee on Ways
and Means recommended the passage of an
act create Boards of County Commissioners
| The committee on Agriculture recon-
mended the passage of act as amended
| relative to estTay animals.
This Governor reported his approval Of the
act to pay the claim of Z. s. Eldrige.
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly Clerk announced that he
resolution calling for the return of the sub
stitnte for Assembly bll No IS bad been
| recoasidered.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
| Williams introduced bill to amend an act
| for the better observance Of the LarGs dav
| Referred to the committee Oh Public Morals.
Rec&hiIi Moved that Hammords place ON
the Committee be supplied by a fresh appoint
| rnt,.t Adopted.
GENERAL FILE.
The substitute for the joint Senate reso,u-
- vyir,;o .;..7.
-
On motion OF Powning, the resolution was
made specia order for Thursday at 1 p NJ
The substitute for Senate bill No 70, an
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
WE bROkEN DAM.

At the time he dam broke about dozen
men, sent down by the Y. & 7. r. Z. Co. 9,
were working upon it. In the morning when
the water was rising none of the Franktown
people could be Induced to work upon it at
.sy price, as they feared the break. The
dam was Of stone and earth and constructed
at al expense of $4,000. For two hours
before the break IA day had been circling
against the embanhment and wearing it
away. The Y. and 7. Company, fearing dam
age to their track, tried to ngthen it, but
rs a last resort the dam vas tapped, The
water was running of very salts
factorly when suddenly the dam weak
ened and the water went roaring down
tie ray!ae. Some OF the men were washed
down with it bat escaped by being thrown up
oil thu sides Of the ravine. At the narrowes
point the water was sixty feet deep. Reach
ing Franktown it swept houses before it like
chat and took a"ay nearly mile of the rail-
reaa track The citizens of the town had
taken kerr household fleets away before the
break. The total damage is about 500, 000
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

MooRE's THEATRE SALOON. This prime old
resort of the law makers, connubiators ami
lovers of the pure old genuine is still com
handing the front place. It is the only
resort in Carson where genuine tea-kettle
whisky and old New England rum can be
produced when called for. c. Yeemans, man.
ager. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
HOUSE pEe0EEEEbINEs.
"WEDNESDAY, february 2.

Assembly convened at II A. NJ
A petition from the merchants Of Storey
county praying the Legislature to repeal or
amend the insolvency law, for he further
| protection of creditors, was presented.
Soule of the committee or Eugrossment
| reported Assembly bill Ne 4S, to an,horiza
the fees Of officers tc % taken in attachment,
se,ubly bill Ne 16, fer tho reapportionment
of the legislature: Assembly bill No 80, to
amend sections 5 and Of The hlll to regulate
proceedings in civil cases; Assembly bill No
81, to amend the act to provide state revenue,
correctly engrossed.
Bell and Ernst, the csmmittee appointed
to examine oil! No 70, 20 fund The Courl
House bonds OF Nye county, reported III favor
Of its passage;
Messages were received from the Senate
returning Assembly concurrent resolution
No Il, relative TO the exchange Of printed
bills and Transmitting Senate bill No 81, in
aid Of the construction Of he State prison
Green gave notice that be wend Introduce
bill to convert the State Capitol iatu an In
sane Asylum, and TO provide for convening
future Legislatures in the building now occn-
pied by tho State prisoners.
Senate concurrent resolution No II, rei&
tive to the officers and attaches of the State
Prison, was read the FIRST time.
Assembly memorial and joint resolution
relative to q reservation fer the Washoe In
dams was referred to the Ormsby, Washoe,
and Douglas County delegations.
Assembly bill No 70, by Lewera, to amend
the act relative to elections, was referred 10
the Judiciary COMMITTEES and ordered printed.
Assembly bill No 50, to provide policemen
ia unincorperatedt towns, came up, and, oh mo-
ton If Ernst, further consideration of the bill
was postponed until Friday
Assembly bill No 81, to regulate proceed
ings IN civil cases, was amended, on motion
of Coain, and then passed by vote sf 48.
Assembly bill Ns 81, providing for the ap-
pontment OF short hand or photographic re-
porters in certain criminal cases, defining
their duties, and fixing their compensation,
passed by vote of AZ to s.
The bill takes effect from the time Of It's
passage,
Assembly concurrent resolution Re. 4,
relative to the Chinese treaty, was, on NO
ton of Bell, referred back TO the committee
On Federal Relations
Senate bill No 81 to amend the act con-
cerang juriss, passed by a vete of 10 to l.
Recess until P
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
sos Ophir-5I 5
80 Mexicar-5s
305 Gould and Curry-2o5
$50 Best spl Belcher-63
215 California; %
$50 Savage-80c
G35 Con. Virginia. 80
100 Cbollar-l %
800 Pot0si--i -
$50 Hale ana Norcross-2 80
335 Crown Point 10
40 Yellow jacket 50
$50 Belcher-60
$500 imperial-5c
$50 kentuck-1t
40 Alpha-2 80
$50 Sierra Nevada-5i 5S
SO Urah-55
800 Bn'ion-1 60
{400 Exchequer-l 10
400 Oyerman-GUc
800 Just:ce--45c
50 Union Cun.-Ss 81
$50 Alea-85
80 Caledonia-2Oc
so Cha!leage-o5o
so Julia soc
90 Seorpion-S0
100 Andes-1 20
100 Concordia (Va.)-1l5
EVENING BOARD
100 Jackson-2J
p Grand orize-l5 so
500 Tuscarora-4oc
100 NaVajo-2 80
1000 AT@enta-S0c
100 Stai-25c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

The UNIoN.-"Centennial' is the name
Union. 1t is tenptingly constructed af-
fair and SO deliberately gotten up that the
house loses money on the goods.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

At half past 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the dam of Little Valley reservoir burst,
and body OF water a mile long and three
quarters OF a mile wide came down the IA
vine with rush, and inside Of five minutes
nearly the whole of Franktown was washed
away, together with three quarters of a
mile of the Y. & I. r. z. track,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

GLOVE FACToRY.-M. w. Hodkins, at the
Glove Depot opposite the Arlington House,
keeps constantly on hand a full line of gents,
ladies' and chitdren's gloves of every variety.
Whosesale and retail at San Francisco prices
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
FRANKTOWN WASHED AWAY.

BURSTING OF THE RESERvOIR-NEARLY
SQUARE MILE OF WATER LIBERATED.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03

On Tuesday evening a certain Senator
and State officer had passage at words in
the bar room cf the Ormsby, relative to
some Legislative action regarding the water
which is used Tor State purposes. The State
officer threatened to have the Senator and
his associates drummed out of town IN the
event that they did not leave the water
question alone, The Senator grew indig-
nant, and made some remarks about, lin
peachlnent," ETC., when the matter WAS
dropped.
Il is stated that King Kalskaua r., of the
Sandwich Islands, will visit Virginia on his
way East. If so, it VIII be the first time
that the Comstock has been visited by a
monarch. In the event that he comes in
time he may see r0ra oeis, our Legislature.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
AFTER RECESS.

Waldorf introduced concurrent resolution
that the State Controller bs requested to
draw his warrant fer 1926 ina faysr OF D. d.
Donovan, for various expenses, which was
referred to the committee on contingent Elk
peBses.
Senate bill No 26, to amend the act rela-
tive to the burial OF the dead, passed by a
vote OF 80 to 2.
Assembly bill No rs, to fund the Court
House bonds Of Nye county, passed by a
vote OF AZ, none in the negative
Assembly bill No II, relative to the COM
pensation OF members Of the Legislature and
State officers cane up.
Drexler moved to amend the bill so that
the present members Of the Legislature aud
State officers will not be affected by it. The
amendment was adopted.
Coffin moved to amend the bill by striking
out section 2, which conaicted with Drexler'
amendment.
The motion was carried and the bill passed
by vote of 81 to s.
Assembly bill Ne 20 to amend section 5S3
of the act concerning proceedings in civil
cases, passed by vote of 81 to l.
The substitute for Assembly bill No 16,
relative to the reapportienment of Senators
and Assemblymen was referred to the joint
committee Oh reapnortenment
Assembly bill No 81, to amend the act to
provide revenue for the State Government
was amended on motion OF Waldorf.
After speeches by Green, Merrill and
Smyth in opposition to the bill, and by Wal
dorf, Tuska and Coffin in favor, the bill
passed by vote of 20 to TO-
The bill prohibits retail liquor dealers
from collecting bills by suit for amounts
above five dollars
Assembly bill No 43, to authorize fees and
salaries of officers to be taken in attachment
and execution and to prevent assignments to
defraud creditors, passed by unanimous
vote.
Messages from the Senate, transmitting
sundry bills, were read.
Senate concurrent resolution No 10, rela-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-03
THE LEGISLATURE.

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An excellent soIl ir,.h FL, 9,lr't,t tta hp3sr. tn.
very Gcs5 brands of W,A.t Liquors and C-as furnished
to customers. su1
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-20
Fresh Air in the Bedroom.

How much air can be safely admitted into
sleeping or living-roOm is n common question.
Rather, it should be considered how rapidly air
can be admitted without injury or risk, and at
how low a temperature. We can not have too
much fresh air. so long as we are warm enough
and not exposed to draughts. What is a draught
Ii is swift current of air 1t temperature lower
than the body, which rObs either the whole body,
or an exposed part, of its heat so rapidly rs To
disturb the equilibrium of our circulation and
give us cold. Young and healthy persons can
habituate themselves to sleeping in even strong
draught, rs from open window, if they cover
themselves in cold weather with an abundance
of bedclothes. But those who have been long
accustomed to being sheltered from the outer air
by sleeping in warmed and nearly or quite shut
up rooms, are too susceptible to cold to bear
a direct draught of cold weather air. Persons
ity than in their youth, will not bear low
temperature, even in the air they breathe. Like
hot-house plants, they may de killed bya nights
chill. and must be protected by warmth at all
times. As rule, we may say that exception the
most robust, the air which enters at nigh into n
sleeping chamber should, in cold weather, be
admitted gradually only by cracks or moderate
openings; or should have its force broken by
some interposng obstacle, as n curtain, etc, to
avert its blowing Immediately upon sleeper in
his bed The ancient fashion, however, of hav-
ing bed curtains, which exclude almost all the
air, has rightly become almost obsolete. No
wonder that people dream horrid dreams and
wake in the morning rather than refreshed,
when they sleep in rooms sealed up tightly on
every side, breathing over and over again their
breaths, which grow more poisonous in every
hour of the night.-4merioaR Health Primer.