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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12
JOTTINGS.

Ex-Mayor Young, of Virginia, has gone
to Virginia.
The overtazed Legislature will not meet
again till Monday.
Blitz Paxton, of the Reno bank, was in
the city last evening.
The usual weekly hop at the Arlington
last night was we'll attended.
There will be glass; ball shooting at the
Carson Guard range tomorrow.
Samuel L. Jones, of the Crown Point
mine, was in the city yesterday.
Virginia and Reno were fairly represent
ei at the Au Fait party last evening
The uew Warden Of the State Prison as
sumes the duties Of his Office tomorrow
morning,
The knights of Pythias excursion party
will leave San Francisco for Carson on
Monday afternoon.
The County Recorder has not registered
a single transfer of real estate, OF mortgage,
since the first Of the year.
Since old man Canons recent arrest and
conviction, there has not been a drunken
Indian seen on the street.
The Vaudeville troupe closed business
here last evening, aftet a most unsuccess-
full and unappreciative season.
The programmes for the Winston Quar-
tette benefit on Monday evening Will be
printed on the backs of comic valentines,
Matt Cannavan assumed the superlnten-
dency OF the Justice mine yesterday. Some
men have greatness thrust upon them,
no.eas u0te1.i.
General John r. Kittrell has gone to Ari-
IONA. and will be absent several weeks If
the outlook is at all encouraging he may
locate in the Territory.
Mrs. Crandall, of this city, has IN her
possession an autograph letter OF Robert
Fulton, the builder of the first steamboat,
dated in Washington in 1903.
At 2 o'clock yesterday morning the Mex
lean dam at Empire gave away, doing a
slight damage and necessitating the tempo
rary closing down OF the Mexican mill.
The proprietor Of the Ormsby has had
several hundreds os photographs taken of
Charles Kinball, the assistant sergeant-at-
arms OF the Senate, for advertising purpos'
es. WheA lie arrived here, six weeks ago,
he weighed $50 pounds, now he scales it at
$50.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most mortifying
aud unpleasant to its possessor. and 1t Is
observation-disclosures offensive in socie;,
ana yet the cause Of it may easily be re
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. 1t pnrities and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth. and
gives a pearl-hke appearance TO the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
it removes all unpleasant odors Of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

zinc BARNES AS A Law MAX kerry ester
day Zinc Barnes strolled into the Senate
and seeing Brumsev's seat vacant, appro-
priated it. When the ayes and noes were
called on one of Haines's pet bills, relative to
estray animals, Zine put newspaper up be
fore his face and voted ''No" when Drumsy $
name was called. This vote killed the bill
and Zinc left the Legislative nall in a hap
by frame of mind. Baldwin tried the same
game with Doolin's seat, but the Eureka
Senator arrived just in time to block the
game. When Haines heard how his bill
was killed he Immediately sought the bre
vet Senator and demanded an explanation.
Barnes acknowledged that he had voted
no, and justified his conduct on the ground
that the bill contained no visible nutriment
and was inimical to the public good.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

Coon CIGARs.--Fcw men really know a
good cigar when they find it. \ 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 SO it blind. Friend $
store, opposite theCapitol, is 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, 1881-02-12
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
FRIDAY, February IL.

FRIDAY, February II.
Assembly met at II o'clock.
Ballinger, Corbett, Mckenzie, Pennoyer,
Ernst and Smyth were granted leave of absence.
Duffy, of the committee on Public Printing.
reported that Assembly concurrent resolution
No IA, relative to mining patents. had been
printed and delivered to the Sergeant-at-Arms
on Monday. February 7th.
Soule of the CO nmittee on Engrossment re-
ported correctly engrossed Assembly bill No So,
10 amend the act to provide State revenue.
Drexler, of the committee composed of the
Storey county delegation, reported in favor Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

Closely calculating astronomers, of which
class one resides in this city, predict that
this planet will in a measure lose its equl-
librium, and perhaps be completely ami
hilated sometime between the first of April
and the latter days of May. Yet in the
face of this fearful possibility, the
Bonanza people desire the repeal of the
"Bullion tax law"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

ToBRINER 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 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, 1881-02-12

HopKIN's GLOVE FACToRY.-There is but
one man in the State but that wears vi. W.
Hodkins' handsome bnck gloves, and he
has no arms They are the best and cheap
est. The largest stock, greatest variety, and
lowest prices at the glove depot opposite the
Arlington House. Those indebted to me
and who have forgotten my location will
please call for information.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

There is a gentleman in this city, whose
name is suppressed at his own request, and
because we most profoundly venerate mod
esty, who fuently speaks five dialects of
the Chinese language. He spent Is years
in the Celestial Empire,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

O. P. Keys, believing that there will not
be any more church fairs to patronize, and
that being one of his principal pastimes in
life, will pull up stakes and go East in a
couple of weeks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

Yesterday Gilhooly received consign-
ment of Moor's famous whisky from Salt
Lake. Also some French brandy, which
was manufactured during the regime of
Napoleon /. film.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

There is civilized nation on the Western Hemisphere
in which the utility Of HostCttels stomach Btters as a
tonic carrecivc and anti bilious medicine is not known
and appreciated While it is m,dicnc for all seasons
and ncs is especially suited to the Complaints
gcner lad by the weather. being the pCst and best veg
eabe stimuant in the world. For sac by Druggists and
Dealers whom apply for HosetterS Almanac for 1881.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

The Assessor, Auditor and County Clerk
of Storey county, ave in the city for the
purpose Of securing the passage of a bill
allowing them extra help" in their respec-
tive offices.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

On Thursday afternoon, Mr.. James Kin
kead, while standing on the Capitol steps,
severely cut and bruised his face near the
right eye.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

The Bodie stage brings in large quanti-
ties of bullion daily, yet the stocks of the
mines which produce it are selling at fig
ures which scarcely cover the cost of sur
face improvements.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

Frank Osbiston and family PASSED
here for Virginia yesterday morning. Mr..
Osbiston will take charge of the bonanza
firms affairs during the absence of Messrs.
Mackay and Fair from the Comstock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

The age of the oldest convict in the Ne
vada State prison is 50 years, and the
youngest is Is years old. Among the l5l
prisoners confined, there are.45 murderers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12
STOCKS

90 Ophir-4 20
800 Mexican-5
42O Gould and Curry 80
no Best and Belcher-6S
20 California-95
595 Savage-1 60
80 Con. Nirginia-1 30
40 Chollar-I 80
AGO Potosi-2 10
800 Hale and Norcross-3 81
735 Crown Point Is
365 Yellow Jackets o5
800 Belcher-1'O5
800 Imperial-5c
10 Alpha-l 20
30 ConGdence-25
40 Sierra Nevada-G4 q
go Utah-7a
GO Buliion-1 IL
so Exchequer-1 10
100 Overman-70c
100 Justice-4Oc
800 Union Con.-13 II
40 Alta-l 50
80 Caledonia-25c
12O Challenge-55c
25O Julia 35c
800 Scorpion--l
800 Andes-1 25
20 Ward-1 80
$50 Silver Uill-10c
100 OCCIDENTAL o.
ZOO Bent0n-40
800 Concordia IVA. u 60
EVENING BOARD
80 Eureka Con.-23
225 Grand Prize-19 80
100 Belaaont-2oc
$50 Star-20c
I75 Belle Isle-65c
300 Tuscarora-40c
80 Navajo 10
go Argenta-4Oc
$50 Day-3oc
1850 Albion-SO
24O Mount Diablo-4 G5
so East Mount Diablo-15e
100 Mt. Potosi-65c
100 Gocdshaw-5O
$50 Champion-3Cc
$50 Concordia-2 40
145 Tioga-65c
175 Syndicate-4J
100 McClinton-10c
so Summit-36
100 Bechtel-r0c
400 May Belle-15c
80 Noonday-2
100 Tiptop--l 30
800 Oro--3o
30 Jupiter-50c
200 Addenda-23o
90 S. King-174
80 Boston Con--1
90 Mono-1 80
$50 Par s-5Oc
100 Head Centra-31o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

A POINT OF ORDER yesterday an Elko
Assemblyman asked leave to Introduce a
bill out of order, and according so the usual
custom, several members shouted out:
Leave! leaver' He glared angrily about
him and remarked that he would leave
when he got ready, or when the House adj
iourned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

FoX's L. gis,ators ahu wish scr ~ 10 ks
in which to save their speeches will find th, m
at Fux's. Also, spec acles through which to
examine bills. Diaries for 1881. All kinds
of writing material, with muclage, sealing
wax and pocket knives. The Mark Twain
scrap book is now ia demand over all others.
VALENTINES. - Cagwin and Allen have
received an entirely new invoice Of Long
Jokers, Hit 'em hards' Cupid darts, and
Prangs elegant cards, which can be bought
at 20 per cent less than anywhere else il
town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

The Az FAIr.-The gathering at the
Opera House last night was one of the
most fashionable and elegant affairs OF The
season. Most of the Legislative represen-
tatives were present, and the costumes Of
the ladies We're miles beyond the pencil Of
the most imaginative Jenkens. Senator
Hobart was considered the liveliest man on
his feet that came anywhere from the Great
East. and he about equally divided the at
tention of the ladies with Nj. Powning, OF
Washoe. Dool;n indeiati gable chin music
carried IFS charm everywhere, and McCon-
nell's Humboldt hoo-lown paled the pop
ularity Of the Raqueite when ever he con
descended to intl oduce it. After supper Mr.
ROckhili gave the guests touch of the
double shuttle White Pine idealization of
stamping, which elected the most favor
able comment. Moriarity, of Storey, was
the,e, in an imported Partisan swallowtail,
which fitted him like the bark of tree.
Nothing could snrpass the ao illty and dis
patch Of Ferley ia the iancers qnadril.e.
Among the leading wall flowers Senator
Ha;nes held a prominenS place. The
charming Brnmscy was a tower of attrac-
ton in the cloak room where he showed his
stately figure to The best advantage. Nothing
could excel the ease and elegance with
which Assemblvman Mckenzie gave the
sailors hornpipe, and for an encore with
drew to the supper table. The dancing was
in progress as the APPEAL went to press.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

the bill to provide for the government Ct towns
| as amended.
EngIis, McBurney and Havenor, to whom wa
referred Senate bill N g. in rel ton to tn.
insane. reported in favor of its passage.
Plank moved for the reconsideration o. TIE
vote by which Senate bill No 49, concerning
crimes and punishments was lost.
| The motion carried.
! Messages were received from the Senata
| transmitting various bills.
! Assembly bill No 1913, to provide for the gov
eminent Of the State Prison, was read second
time, ordered printed and rtferred to the com
mitee on State Prison.
.Assembly bill No 104. to prevent minors from
gambling. was referred to the committee on
Public Motais.
Assembly bill No lo5 making appropriations
for the support Of the government for the II and
18th fiscal years. WAS ordered printed aud re
ferred t. the committee of the whole.
Organ introduced, without previous notice
bill No 1O7, to relative char ges for carrying. re
ceiving. handling ann storing property, and for
carrying passengers, by iuter-St, te railroads.
was ordered printed and referred t. the commit
tee on Railroads and Corporations.
Assembly bill No 81, to restore lost records
was amended aud read a second time.
Assembly bill No 81, to dttlch portion Of
White Pine county and attach the same to En-
reka county, was referred to the Eureka ana
White Pine delegation.
Senate bill No 81, to amend tue act relating to
officers. their qualifications, etc: was referred
to the judiciary committee.
Assembly bill No 30, to amend the act relat
i've to proceedings in civil Cases, read sec
ond time.
Consideration of Assembly concur, mt resoln
ton No IA, relat We TO patents in mining claims,
WAS deferred until next Tuesday.
Assembly bill No 50. to provide more fully for
the care of destitute and abandoned children,
passed by unanimous vote.
Assembly bill No SO. to provide for the gov
eremept of towns came up. Several amend
meuts adopted, the bill considered en-
crossed and further action deferred until Mon
day,
Assembly bill No 50, to amend the act t. pro
vide State revenue passed by vote of 80 TO
The consideration of the special order for ,
O'Clock to day postponed until Monday.
message WAS received from the Senat4
transmitting Assembly bill No 9S, for the relief
of the Franktown sutfersrs.
The bill was anne nded by the Senate reducing
the amount of the appropriation to $40, and
the amendments were adopted by the Assembly,
4 message received from the Governor
announcing rejection of bill No. 60 to protect
the State Treasury and his approval
of Assembly bill No. 40, to provide for the for
nation Of corporations
On motion of Bel action on the Governors
message was deferred until Tuesday.
resolution by Smyth, that !ding's name
be dropped from the roll, was lost.
At o'clock the House adjourned until Mon
day at 10 o'clock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-12

THE CATHOLIC FAIR.-The fair for the
| benefit Of ST. Theresa's Church Melted il
four nights 81 900. 1t was under the i'm
mediate supervision of the ladies, who were
in turn managed by Father Tormey, and
under the circumstances the result could
not be otherwise than IA substantial gain to
the exchequer of the Lord. The following
is corrected list of tho winning numbers:
Cake basket, 17S; album, As; desert set, 46;
jewel case. 81; picture, 1873; wax fl ,wel S,
49, doll, So: bennett, 1872; liable set, 1S5;
C stor, butter and pickle dish, 40; gold
watch, 10Y. Those holding winning tickets
on the si'verware will call at Miss Farre's
residence.
MEAT rIC.-Rinckles market IS now
managed by Mr.. Emerson, assisted by that
old time artist in meat, Lloyd Hill.
Who slices steaks and outlets rare,
Which pant to meet the ire;
And flashes in the morning air
The cleaver of his sire.
Neatly dressed chickens and turkeys al
ways on hand. at the lowest figures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-22

Wasning. on, Feb. 10 -Fne house COM
mittee on ways ana means gave hearing this
morning on the sugar question, Delegations
were present representing thu sugar trade of
New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Ball-
more.
secretary sherman appeared in behalf Of the
Treasury department
f. Sears jr., of New York, for the I'M
porters, made lengthy review ofth question
He clai tued that the plan rs adopted by con-
gress was clear and plains that The secretary
OF The treasury hnd himself admitted before
tue ways and means committee that tho
treasury department had no right by regula-
tlon to in eyfers with the operations of the law
that the term "Dulch standard o.
co'or,, having been donated by the
courts to be VIII understood as an especial
phrase it became contract between the gov
eminent and importers that the treasury Or
ders under which duties are now collected, SUI
percede he law Of congress, introducing anew
principle ia the assessment of duties that
the judicial decisions IN only two cases
ever tried Wore merely quoted by the depart
ment and SO far from justifying It's rulings,
sisted that the sugar importers were honest
law-abidiag citizens, entirely willing 10 obey
the laws, even though protesting against the
arbitrary edlcts OF the treasury department.
Secretary sherman defended the position o
the department snd insisted ON Its rights I'M
der the law TO test the commercial value o
imported sugara, in assessing duties and to
employ such tests ms in the judgment Of thu
department would best protect the revenue
from frauds, He should continue TO enforce hi
rulings, he satd, until some further enact
meut of congress altered romended the pres
ent law. lie was in favor Of speedy legisla
ton, however, to settle all points OF dispute
and hoped congress ut the present session
would pass some law to accomplish that Re
suit.
The airing was adjourned until Tuesda!
next
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-22
SPECIAL Law.

NOTICE is her,b by given that afCer thirty
N days publication hereof, application
wlll be made to the legislature Of Texas for
the passage ola bill amending tho city char.
ter, in SUBSTANCES as follows;
To repeal sectiol 50. aud of am uded
charter they not complying with law.
To amend section IL of charter aud provide
fol tuiluing aud repairing sidewalks and
Furnishing u failure by line
To amend section lG3 OF charter Ivy chang
ing the manner OF selecting board OF apprai e.
ment aud the num Der OF said board, 10 act Ia
condemnlng private property for opening
streets, etc.
To amend section 80 so as to | crease the poll
tax TO be used for school purposes and pro
vide penalty for nOR-paymtnt.
10 amend eectlous O. and 81 soas 20 increase
the Jurisdiction Of the Mayors cnurt and in
crease maximum of lne and imprsoment
under charter and give city Jurisdiction o
dis0rderly houses, etc,
John j. Good, Mayor.
DALLAS, January 20, lSSl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-22
FORT McRAVEET.
Correspondence Of mo herald.

Correspondence Of mo Herald
FoRr McKAvErT, Fen 10, 1851
Times have Frightened little. The pay
master arrived aud paid the troops yester-
day. He left this morning for Concho.----
Colonel Shafter has returned from san
Antonio and will soon move the LIST Infantry
heado arters 70 Fort Davis, Major Webb,
ofthe 10Th Infancy, has already arrived here
from Stockton with small detail of soldiers.
-Somo mscreant cut the wiTa Of The rall-
itary telegraph lines south of here this week,
cutting off communication south for twenty
hours. The break was found near henard-
vile. The wire bad been cut and carefully
wound around the pole aud left. The dam
age has been repaired and the lino is 10. a.
Ii is pity that III 80 vandals cannot DO de-
tected and brought to justice.--Ma)oi
Armes Of the lGth Cavalry, who went TO Sai
Antonio q short time since to appear before
board ofinquity, has returned 10 this post
the board having been dissolved by the pres
idenL. --The weather is m9defating aol
it is becoming quite pleasant ind "Ol'
Probabilities" predicts warm weather Tor
uhilp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-22
/ MATTERS BY MAIL.


CorrasuOl denc3 oftue h't3i"'
0Oi'3' EAsrLASD, Feb. 10, 1881.
n u,p,war. a bar keeper, died of
,.i nou ,reoers last night in the county
IN Tfecorona's Jury IS viewing the BODY
la',iL ,,,.o,t arilinr.--H. Faulkner, tray
~ ~ ban, Df the Texas Central railroad
en-, ossse1 through he lily TO day en-
oo.'r b,jeas. - ne dance house folks
dis Asa daring court, but they are again
rsllyiny IA The court adjourned last week.
Cbsrles Cantey, charged with the muir,
dor of has brother, WAS sdmlttad to ban last
Wool, in the sum of $4,000 He has not yet
given the REQUIRED bsil--Gradiug on tina
Gantr, is aimos, completed to the junction
on the p,r6c-A man who rode on tue
ion of y caboDse from Abiete to Baird
savs he didn't sse house during the Trip
"A maiocily OF she people IN TINS section
are in favor OF building S3OV0o cour',
house but unfortunately the c. muissioh y,i
court look at the matter differently. we
have the best hotel building west ot We"tn-
erford. and will soon have the oeet MOTEL
This is something we have needed very much'
-Seyen conylcts, who were WORKING on
the road here, overpo wered the guards ana
made their eecape on the evening OF Ihe l4th
instant, and have not been heard from since ace
-Oopnahap, who stands charged with the
killing OF w A. Robertson by striking h n60
with pis. WIS released undor y $1,000
hail last week --Measels and diphtheria are
prevailing in the city TO considerable =, OK \.
tent.--Disrict-A Colemnns lndic'-
ment blanks were sll exhausted during our
court. which is evidence that somebody wac
probably indicted by the grand jury. our
members in congress will soon be petlnohea
I To change the location of the federal court
from Graham to Eastlsnd. j. is rnmored
that Judge Mccormick and Distriet'a't2rntey
Minor will favor the project. Most OF tae
federal curt business wall come from the
railroads in the district and it seems that n
would be more convenient to the officers o.
thocourt as well rs the people to have Una
court moved to sne line Of the road
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-22
DOCTOR LANE.
SOME OF DOCTOR LANES SPECIAL,
TIES.

Everybod knows tina, the sciences of med
lcine and surgery have advanced SO rap
idly that II Is beyond the power of any one
man to become proficient in all of their many
branches Hence a want has long been felt by
the medical profession for special stu Y and
preparation. DR.. Lan1, recognizing this fact
,ady in his student life prepared himself
acOordingly Thro ing aside then and tor
ever ali idea OF Annara practice, DR.. Lane
makes n speciality OF private diseases of both
sexes, such Us syphilis, elect Structures, etc /;
skin diseases as Acne or pimply eIupton- (;
diseases # the throat, Catanh, AlOpecia, or
badness Scroiulous diseases Of the bones,
VarlcOse veins, VariecOe, diseases of the ner-
yous system Believing with the latest au-
thoriies mat Neurasthenia, or seminal weak
ness Is In " great many inst0nC6sn real aud
not n fancled disease, the Doctor has b'en tn
considerable expense In procuring the latest
improved appliances, such as are used by the
most eminent OF Euro penn specialists for treat
ing this troublei scientifically
a skilled aad educated assistant always ut
the onlce 10 assistin the more dimcult opera
lions that are daily perform d. The finest in-
stmments and galvanic battery In the state.
Lung troubles treated by the use Of atomizlng
sJ,au spray and powder blowers.
No cure promised I'r an ncurnbie disense,
DispeWsRtOry Practice,
As has always been the Doctors custom, he
| will devote two hours of his time daily for the
| benefit Of tho'e who are worthy, and who ore
too poor touudergoa couheoi treatment with
| him, during which time he Will prescribe
gratis. The boon of health l. just as dear to the
poor as TO he wealthy. Free hours from II
| a. m. to lem, aud from ; to q y. m. Better
work guaranteed than can be procured oui-
| side OF tho largest cities.
| Consultation rooms and onice 1903 Main st.,
| second door from corner of PoydraB street
over u. Meyers Connor'sdrug store.
| n. B. The Doctor Is a regular graduate o
medicine, and hol3s licenses from several q
the most rtringcnt boards OF medical ez am
| liners in America.
The Doctor is no travelling humbug, but hat
| come TO STAY,