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I3-1s,
Southern Montana Fair Association.

1t Is proposed to organic, Fair associa.
ton for the southern portion Of Montana
Territory under the above name with cap.
ital stock Of fifteen thousand dollars divided
into three hundred shares of fifty dollars
each. Subscription books will be opened
at banking house Of Sebree Ferris & White
on Monday May 10Th, where parties inter.
ested are requ ,stcd to call and subscribe for
what stock they may feel disposed to take.
As soon rs sufficient stock is taken to war.
rant It, the Company will be duly incorpor-
ated under the laws Of the Territory and
steps taker for securing pr ,per grounds for
race track, stock she'd. s., with the view
Of holding fair the coming fall.
Southern Montana includes within its
limits some Of the largest and most pros
porous stock growers of the Territory and
has large number Of fine bred and i'm
ported stock. 1t is believed that an asset.
alton Of this kind will adj great stimulus
to this the most important industry Of the
Territory and that all who lead helping
hand to the enterprise will he we'll paid for
any expenditure incurred thcrin.
Il. F. WHITE,
f. NJ. TRAsk,
w. II. RAYMOND.
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DR.. SPlnnEY.
NO. IL KEARNEY STREET.

--rkEArs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DlsEAsts
7'OINI; MEN.
"/HO MAY HE SUFFERING FROM
j. the effects If ysM,thtul f0llies ar ndsc .cto,
will do well to avail themselves osthis the great.
est boon ever laid ut the alter If suffering humanity
DIR. SrlNNEv will guarantee I" forfeit $500 Tor rvcry
case ut Seminal weakness private disease Of amy
kind ar character which he undertakes and fails r.
cure,
MIDDLE-A(;ED MEN.
There are MANY ut thu age of thirty I" sixty who
are troubled with TIM frequent evacuation vt the
bladder. often accompanied by silly ht s,n,rting IN
burning sensation anda weakening Of the systcl, in
manner the patient cannot account for. On ex.
ainin'nC the urinary dep" its rbpv sediment viii
often he found, and sometimes small particles ~
alnn!":n will appear, ar the color viii he of thi,,
milkish hue. aga,n changing to "a dark and torrid
appearance. There are many men who die y. this
d'ficuy. ignorant IF the cause. which is the second
stage 81 seminal weakness. DR.. 5. will guarantee
perfect cure IN al! such cases. and healthy res
t''rati"n Of the gcnit" urinary organs.
Once ltouvs-,o tn ! and i to & SUNDAYS from 10
to u a. y. Consultation free. Thorough exa,nin.
alton and advice. Is.
Call 0r address
tR. SlHSNEv Co,
ina ). II. No II krarncy street. San Francisco.
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Oats are in demand in this place.

Oats are in demand in this place.
Mr.. James Kyle, Of Virginia City, spent
Sunday in Dillon.
Mr.. Whit Raymond, Of Virginia City,
paid Dillon visit Thursday.
Mr.. Eugene Starke, OF Virginia CITY. re-
turned Il ON lis Eastern visit last night.
Mr.. Samuel Taylor, late with B. ". Du-
rell, left this morning for the Wood River
country.
Miss Julia Rumlev, of Helena, was spend
| ing few days in town this week, the guest
oil Miss Clara Roberts.
Mr.. Pat ONeil has erected an elegant
veranda in front Of his hotel which adds
much to the appearance Of his house.
Mr.. Geo. Scott. travelling correspondent
for the Madisonian, honored the TRIBUNE
office with call Thursday. Mr.. s. Is meet.
ing with good success in taking subscrip.
tons and collecting for that worthy journal
in this vicinity.
The Helena Independent Of the 18th
inst. saws: Mr.. +. G. Powers telegraphs
from Chicago that the steamer Helena will
leave Fort Benton for Bismarck on Satur-
day or Sunday. She left Bismarck for
Benton with 200 passengers aboard.
We have just received Demorest's for
June, but from hasty glance can only say
taation In oil "What dat" is very pretty.
The finely illustrated historical sketch Of
the Cologne Cathedral is alone worth the
price Of the magazine.
Arrangements were made last Wedres.
day with the construction train to carry
Butte and Glendale passengers down the
track to Birch creek, where the Butte coach
makes connections. BY this movement
least three hours earlier than heretofore.
Peterson's Ladies Magazine for June It
before us, and as usual is an improvements
on the past number. The steel engraving
"llero watching for Leander." with her
Eve like costume, is a picture In which
the '',nan in the moon" modestly retires be.
hind cloud. The fashion plate with its
novelties will prove an interesting study to
the ladies, while the novelets and short
stories will be appreciated by all.
The Most sensible remedy, and the only
safe, sure and permanent cure for all dis.
eases Of the liver, blood and stomach III,
GLIDING bilious fevers, fever and ague
Prof Guilmctte's French Liver Pads
which cures bye,bsorption. Ask your drug
gist for this noted cure, and take no othel
and ii ne has not got it or will not get i
tor you, send Sligo to French Pad Co.
Toledo. O., and they will send YOU on,
postpaid by return mail.
! It Is well known to the World that tn,
United States is more liberal to its soldier,
than any other country ON the face Of tn,
globe. Every soldier who served ninet,
days or more in the Union Army durin:
the Rebellion, and WIN has an honorable
discharge, is entitled to one hundred an,
sixty acres Of land. under the Homestead
laws.
| For particulars address
| GILMORE u GILMORE,
| WASHINGTON, d. G.
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HQTIQ2.

Those ii readers desiring steady and rvnfitabr
employment. or valuable read,ng matter cheap fr
1881. should send IS cents tn the FRANK LESLIE
PUBLISHING CO, Is hey St. New York. Es y
Apete set Of their publications and Illustrated
Catalogue. containing list Of premiums. &C.. q.
tyr complete agents outfit Of - beautiful Chr,mOs
and our Premium Rook Of Valuable Information,
containing over snO pages: also Dr. Kcndall's sm.
ncnt !seatise ON the hosse and his Diseases, with
'amplc copies Of all cur publications, &c.
An active agent wanted In every tOwn-twcnty tn
thirty dollars can he made weekly. Their lllustra-
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sight. Do MT delay II y0a wish to your terri.
GNy.
4 ddrsss FRANK LRoLE PUBLIsuNo CO..
IL OeY St. New YQrk.
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CONSUMPTION
DO.S/7IFE/ J" T/-RED

All sufferers from this disease tn IRE anxious t.,
he cured should try Oh. KkS.SNERS CELEBRATES
t"Hs"MfsHr Ponesers These Powders are the
only preparation known that will cure C.,ns,npti,,N
and al! diseases q: the 7x,o"s and Lxxes--ind,rt,
YOU that they are humhug. we will f;,rwar.l 10
every sufferer. by mail. post paid. free Trial Eoa
". don't WANT your money until y.,u are perfectly
satisfied IF their curative powers. II Your life /.
worth saving. don't delay in giving these Ic,:i,r,
n trial, as they win surely cure you.
PRICE, s'r large box. s,oo sent to any part Of thu
price, Adtircss-AeH 1 ROBBINS,
go FULTON ST., BRtOxLYH, y, "
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1teal Ao6res.
EOTIt'E or RIVAL E.V7R1.

UNITED SrNrts LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. n. T.. April 1s. $751;,
NoIiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
follow ing mined settler has filed notice If his
application I" make final proof in support of hie
claim ana secure final entry thereof: and that salt
District Court for Madison County, at Viryini.
City. the county seat. SATURDAY. the 4,h .i:,v %
June 'SS. viz: Peter S. Gardner. .l-claraiorv state,
ship Nh. $ nj X Nh. + W. and he names the fo,.
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said tract, viz William A.
Peter Edwards: AL Ut Iron Rod, Madison County,
Montana.
'a--io j. II. MOI. Register.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the firm Of
Smith & Heyfron have this the first tlay Of
April. A. ID. 1851, dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All debts due laid firm are to be
,'aid to Hevfron who assumes the debts of
.aid firm and carries on the business
IL. 7. SMITH.
ID. HEYFRoN.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-21
FOR SALE.

Ihave 10000 pounds Of good oats, at NV
ranch Ave miles below Dillon which will
>rll at two aud one-half cents per pound.
I1-Is w. ID. Davis.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The firm Of Edwards & Taylor is thi.
day Dissolved nv mutual consent. Mr.. E.:
wards retires from the business, which will
be conducted by ". B. TAYLOR, who will,
collect all bills and ray all debts of the old
firm.
+ l.. Edwards
,, w. B. Taylor.
Dillon. April 10Th, 1881.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-21
&ARRlE

MARRIED,
DEWIrr-SruDER.-A the { ,rinne IIo.
tel, Dillon, Montana, Friday, May 2oth,
1881, by Judge G. l.. Bristol, Mr.. Byron
Dewitt Of Boulder City. Montana, and
Miss Alice Studcr, Of Ogden, Utah.
The happy bride and groom left on the
evenings coach for Helena.
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NOTICE,

All parties knowing Themselves indebted
to the late firm Of Rife & Avles. will
please call and settle. 4, Ri6,
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WANTED.

\ girl to assist with hou e work. A good
home and good wages. Address
Mrs. \. NJ. BERRY,
Meadow Greek.
2-w Montana.
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D. 4. SW.4N, GEO. n. TIA TIIkER,
rain Dispatcher. Supcr,nt >Niss'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
SacrileSe in Reno.

A few nights since the poles of Reno
were shocked to ficd an old hummer
dead drunk in the pulpit of tine Epis-
copal Church in that city. The officers
were at first attracted to the spot by the
unnistlktti odor of gin which issued
from the sinctury, AMI inva led the
premises under the impression that a
cask of liquor had been left there by
mistake. When the old imbecie was
pulled out of the pIlpit he insisted on
remaining, alleging that his appearance
there on the following Sunday would
be as effective a temperance sermon Is
WAS ever preached in the church.
When he snbered up in the station
house he produce a ceitifi at, of MEM
bership from a temperance association
in Virginia City formerly presided
over by Judge Moses. In olden times
law breakers fled to the temples and
while within the sacred walls were be-
You'd the reach of the authorities In
these times the footstep of the progress
sive cop acknowledges no eccelesias-
teal barrier and the only safeguard to
a man drunk in church is the fact
that the police are seldom seen in the
vicinity of the sanctuary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21

Lively scenes at Treadways Park Yes
terday.

The Episcopal picnic at Treadway's
Park yesterday brought together large
crowd of children of all denominations.
In matters Of religion children are apt
to worship at the altar Of their fathers
but when it comes to a picnic the bar
riers OF creed are leveled and all meet
upon the common unity of cake and
lemonade. The children had all been
invited to bring their own lunch bas-
kets. This they did and when it came
time to eat. the ladies having the mat
ter in charge spread long tables, and
gathering up all the baskets made a
universal collation.. When the chill
dren discovered that they had lost all
track Of their individual lunches they
began to demur. Youngsters who
had brought cold chicken with jelly
and cream pie objected to division
with the plebians who had come with
bread and butter and cucumbers
W
first, scores of very hungry boys stood
in the background with elongated faces
us they saw their cake and pie rapidly
vanishing from sight. They voted it
il distinction in favor of the weaker
sex not to he tolerated in a free country.
After the boys sampled the spread and
found even more than enough, they re-
covered their equinimity and filed up
with ice cream and lemonade fell back on
foot ball. No sooner had the sport be-
gun than the girls joined in and a lively
Wrangle ensued The discussion be-
came so animated that the Rector of
the Parish had to be called in to settle |
the difficulty and umpire the game. |
After kicking few goals the Episco-
palian youngsters refused to play, alleg-
ing that the Methodist and Presbyter-
ian boys had made a combination and |
were "double bankin'" them. After |
harmony was restored a very pleasant
time was had and all went home in the
best of spirits and good prospects of
the collie and headache Incidental to
such gathe rings. The ladies worked
ike beavers to make the picnic enjoy
lble to the youngsters and accomp-
ished the somewhat difficult task
with the happiest results.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
John Shawhan, Jr.

Some months ago an Indictment was
found by the Storey County Grand Jury
against John E. Shawhan, Jr., a stock
broker for enlightenment. He left Fir-
gnia rather suddenly, and as his law
yers failed to provide bondsmen, Sher-
if Hanks proceeded to San Francisco,
where the eX-5rOker is at present re-
siding, and arrested him, with the in
tention of bringing him back to the
Gomstock until the next term of the
District Court Mr.. Shawhan, how
ever, concluded the sea breeze was
more conducive to his health, and by
telegraph procured the signatures of Z.
Mandel and Mark Medin, of Virginia,
to his bond, in the sum of $500, those
gentlemen having been guaranteed an
indemnity bond by San Francisco par
ties. Having fixed the matter of bail.
John E.. Jr., will remain below until
the meeting of the District Court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay Of the teeth, an i'm
and unpleasant to its possessor. and it il
the neutrality-suspicious. offensive in society |;
and yet the cause of it may easily be 60
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that Justly popular dentrifrice. Fragrant
SOZOn0NT. It pnrifies and sweetens the
hrc.:i,. cools and refreshes the mouth. and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors OF the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
The Nevada Central Railroad.

The Lander Free Press says the
Nevada Central railway from Battle
Mountain to Austin is SO miles long
and cost 81, 100000. There are 10 sta
tions, four of which are regular billing
stations. Besides the main track there
are ii side-tracks with a capacity of
$40 cars. There are two turn tables and
three Us. The machine shops are capa-
BILE of doing all work needed in repair
ing, reftting, etc. The stations are all
put in substantial manner and are suf-
ficient for all purposes. One undred
and twenty men are employed on the
road.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
Attempted Robbery.

About l O'Clock yesterday morning
J. M. Gibson, who runs a candy and
fruit store near the Sazarac saloon, was
reused from his sleep by the noise of
some one trying the lock of the front
door. The party withdrew the key
and walked away. Mr.. Gibson, antici-
pating second attempt, dressed and
watched. In the course of half an
hour the burglar returned, effected
All entrance and walking in began to
help himself to nuts and candy. Mr..
Gibson presenting pistol at the mans
head called upon him to stop. The
burglar made II rush for the door and
Mr.. Gibson catching him by the arm
tried to stop him as he was 10th to kill
a man for attempting so small a theft.
In the tussel the thief lost his hat and
portion of his coat, but finally escaped,
Gibson firing one shot rs the man was
going round the corner. In the morning
a young man named Higgins was cap
tured by the police having torn coat,
and the piece in Mr.. Gibson's possession
correspondent with the mutilated gar
ment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
A PEOUS INDIAN AGENT.
He is Indicted for Presenting False
Vouchers.

The Grand Jury of the District of
Columbia has indicted George M.
Ingalls,, who was formerly an Indian
Agent in this State. The .TOch; Report
thus describes the manner in which
ingalls, conducted his operations: When
Ingalls, was Agent he used to call the
different bands of Piutes and Shosnones
together and distribute to them the
articles provided Tor their use by a
generous government. Mr.. Ingalls,
would open the proceedings with
prayer and then distribute to each
Indian the half of shoddy blanket,
poorly constructed amc-kettle, a bar
Of yellow soap and ten yards of calico.
When the distribution was completed
the Indians would gather in groups
and play poker for the articles given
them, and by nightfall two or three of
the best poker-players in the band
would own the whole outfit. NJ.
Ingalls, was q very pious man and did
not understand the mysteries of Indian
poker, but it is commonly supposed
that he knew all about how to make
money out of an Indian agency.
There are parties in Carson who were
we'll acquainted with Ingalls, when he
lived in this State. They say that his
piety and goodness was about the most
conspicuous feature of his make up.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
The Dead Lock.
ALBANY, July

ALBANY, July ~.
Two ballots taken to-day for sue
cessor to Conkling. Each vote resulted;
Lapham y, Potter 40, Conkling %,
Woodford l. Necessary for choice,
Is. On motion of Strahan the Conven-
ton adjourned.
Speaker Sharpe, in voting to-day.
noticed the newspaper statements that
he had been uhgrateful to Conkling,
and said he had never held any Office
by the assistance of any one who has
been candidate for the United States
Senate here or any one else.
The Assembly to-day passed the bill
providing for the filling of vacancies in
Congress. -......
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
Tallar House Arrivals.

Guests registered at Tallac House
from July II to the 10Th:
A. J. Bracgs & VT, Buffalo, N. Y; Geo. S. J.
Oliver & VT, Fayal, Azores; Fred Martin,
Carson.
JULY IT,
J. s. Wainright d w., Pittsbnry Pa; j.
TOhriner. Car>On; Mrs. 8. X. Wood, New
York; f. A. Moore, Belleviie; J. Marion,
San F,anci>co; Geo. Senf, Virginia; Frank
Osbiston. Virginia.
Henry Jeerett, New \ ork; Miss n. Kelsey,
New Jersey. ogden Hies, Virginia; 1. IA.
Taylor, San Francisco.
Mrs. T. Frederick~. Virginia.
JULY l6
w. +. Berry, Reno; w. d. Wagar, RenO
James Kennedy, Carson; Alfred Craven &
fatally. Virginia; Miss ). e. Browne, Vir
ginia; T. Finck, Virginia: j. Ball ard & VT,
San Francisco; Miss Sophie Frinke, San
Francisco.
JULY Il.
John ROsser Il W.T., Carson; J. Brown,
Glenbrook; Hatalling and family San Fran
cisco.
JULY lS.
Add. c. Hinkson, Sacramento.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

An insurrection is in progress in
Algiers ....
Paris is short Of water and a panic is
threatened.
Mrs. Coleman shot barkeeper in
New York for seducing her.
The President is still improving, but
complains of being weak in the legs.
Peter Rouse, a Colorado bruiser. has
issued challenge to fight anybody on
earth for 5000 a side.
P. Jennings was arrested at Denver
for numbering the husband of Mrs.
Lewis, his paramount.
At Sedelia, Mo-, man who suspected
his wife of infidelity shot her in the
head and then blew out his own brains.
A detective sent to watch secret
at Kieff was killed. Similar
murders abound in the Russian prov
inces, whittier the Nihilists have trans
ferred their activity from the capital.
The great strike of the nail makers
of Staffordshire, England, which began
last month, when 10000 operatives
went out, has ended, the masters hav-
ing conceded the 80 per cent advance
demanded.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
CHILLED CAR WHEEL GRINDING 90

Location Of principal of business, rsoa CITY,
Nevada. Notice Is r by given that citing Of the
Board OF rIsGces hell. the fifteenth jth) Jay II July,
lsS ssment &" :. Of Ave dollars So per share
levied upon the ca a. stock OF the corpo aticn, pay
able inm datey, in United stat, gold coin, to the Sec
ret ry, The office of comp ny. Any stock upon
which this assessment hall remain unpaii on
MONDAY, III FIFTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1881,
viii he delinquent nd advertised for sale Mt pubic auc
ton, and unles payment is made before viii be sold
dy, the fourteenth Qtth) day of September, ISL,
pay the d, qurn assessment together with costs Of
adv tits NJ and expenses Of sale.
jylG-3.d &. p. MASON Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
FUN Ar The TALLAC.
How the Tourists VILE Away the Even
fngs at the Lake.

On Wednesday evening last the
guests of the Tallac House gave an
entertainment consisting of tableaux,
charades, singing, etc. The following
programme gave unbounded satisfaction
to the audience:
Scene from the comic opera of Euan-
geline Frank Osbiston and Geo. Semi
(Graphy)gave the famous"heifer Dance"
Osbiston was the fore legs of the heifer
and "Graphy" sustained the role of the
hind. The dance was loudly encored
and was gi yen without any Interference
on the part of the separate ends Of the
animal until "Graphy" attempted to
leave the stage by the right upper exit
and Osbiston by the left lower, which
resulted in dissolution of co-partner-
ship in the fore and aft ends of the
heifer, which was not down on the bills
Judge Rising on wager of $50 with
Mr.. Manning danced sailor hornpipe,
Mr.. Manning accompanying on the
violin.
Arthur McEwen gave some Scotch
with an accent as broad as
the guage Of Gardeners railroad.
Ogden Hiles of Virginia City gave
performance altageather
and indescribable and ex-
hibited some trained fleas caught in
GlenbroOk.
The performance closed with some
musical exercises by Messrs. Crabb and
Mack. Richard Ill, although down on
the bills, Was not given owing to the
ateness of the hour and a desire on the |
part of the audience to have some re-
'reshments.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
VucanOvIch.

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 heis
in the front rank as usual. His prices
are low and his wares fresh. my3-1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
Good Mineral Water.

The Glen Alpine Mineral Water sold
by Doc Benton is now commanding
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, 1881-07-21
Guilty.

The trial of the Chinaman charged
with selling opium resulted in q YER
dict of guilty. Yesterday the Court
fined the accused $84. The officers
say they had very hard fight to con-
vict and for while thought that the
plea of black strap molasses would carry
the day. .-..-..s .s-s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
Died.

In Carson City, July 20, 1881,
Henrietta, wife of friedrich Bullock.
aged % years and six months. The
funeral will take place to-day from Mr..
BulIock's residence on Nevada street,
between Fourth and Fifth. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
ROCHESTER, ASTRONOMICAL. SOCIETY
WARNER OBSERVATORY,


ROCHESTER, N. Y, July ~, 1881. }
MR. CHAs. w. FRIEND, Carson CITY,
Nevada-My Dear Sir: Your letter
of the lst inst. announcing date of dis
covery of the great comet in Aurigl
near Capella by Il. l.. Duncan, Of Carson
City, was duly received and filed. We
are in receipt of innumerable claims of
prorit y and in order to settle the ques-
ton under the terms of the plize it may
be necessary to refer the mitter to
Prof. G. A. Young, of Princeton, and
Prof. Asaph Hall, Of Washington. The
claim of Mr.. Duncan will receive care
full attention and we shall announce
the result in due time. The gentle
mans affidavit will be required tn sub-
stantiate his claim, and the exact To-
cation, and time of discovery. Very
respectfully yours,
LEWIS SWIFT, Director.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-21
For sale

y 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.