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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

~
~ SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Montgomery county, in the chanceFv suit OF GIay's
execuO rs vs. The Montgomery White sulphur
Springs Company, We will sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES OF said company, ON the
premises, at auction on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1881.
This property consists Of 1885 ACRES OF EX-
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND, CREEK BOT
TON AND UPLAND-mucb OF 10 In valuable tim
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES, RECEPTION
HOUSE. BATH-HOuSES. BOWLlNG-ALLEYs.
de.. 6e.; all complete, In good repair, end capable
OF comfortably entertaining 500 guests also,
RAILROAD Ia hrst-clsss order In bed and equip
ment, connecting The lawn with The Norfolk aud
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles dis
tant- The Springs are In romantic glen In the
heart OF the Alleghanes, aud In easy reach or the
other Virginia springs. The lawn Is superb, and
improved with magnificent shade trees. fountains.
walks, &e., &C. Two white sulphur springs and
chalybeate furnish an UNFAILINo SUPPLY Of
highly medicinal waters, all making q summer re-
sort Second TO none la attractions and popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day OF sale
residue In equal Inslalinents running one two. and
three yeers. with Interest from day OF sale bonds
and security required, aud title retained by the
Court until purchsss-money shall be fully paid.
Possession delivered January 1. 1852.
FOR further particulars address the undefsiEned
THOMAS r. SULLIVAN.
GEQR0E q. JuNkiN,
~ comnisaouess.
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old fin
n Dominion Steamship COmpany's s1se5&@ss
steamers will sail as follows Steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WAIVER, every TUESDAY al
O'Clock u. NJ steamer WYANOkE, Captain
COUCH, every FRIDAY az O'Clock Il. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at s o'clock A. N.
Freight received up 10 / O'Clock L. NJ. Tor the
Tuesdays and fridays steamer, aud 10 9 O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
Warded with dispatch TO AL points north SOUTH east
and west; also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations uncurpassed.
Aner-cabln fare 10 New York, $1,000; rsund
trip. ais; steerxge. &6 anc ~.
For freight or passage apply 10
G.. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my Cts Company's Wharf, Rocke,ts.
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IPaVe
h arr,Te ~ $40 T. u iV;io A. ~ 1000 r. ".
West PointI 5:55 T.. NJ 1A5PN I.1s,,
= All trains daily except suodav.

y all trains daily except SUNDAY.
Passenger train connects az West Pslnt on Trrpa
DAYS, THURSDAYS. aud tATf.RDIWo' vs.
steamers 81 and from Baltimore. Hln
Freight trains will have passenger coach a,,.o,.
Train No. "a connects a. Burkevil.e ritb S,le'1
folk akd Western railroad FOR Farmvfit y" .'Ol-
burg, and all southwesiers poiois. ''ei Lynch
Train No. so fast mall stOpe oplv o.. Io.-,,,
Burksyille, Drak.'s Branch. B4r.sdse'l. Ds1yi,is'
Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte p DshfHie,
Greenyille, Seneca ToccOa, Lula az q ,'SuDuIg'
west. '"u o"aiA-
tons, connecting az sutherIpS v..b va,, All ia.
Sutherlin NsrrOY-Gauge railroad f-r Visorr 40
salisbury with ~est4a North Carolina rallrosi6s
all points In Western Norgb 1aroifn. ~ ,,i..a
for all points South and Southwest '''''~
Train No. ~ Through psssengerand MALL s,or,
at all stations connecting al suiherus With Hilt6s
ana SHtherhn Narro~-GauRe rallr0lf for Million.
az Atlanta for all points South ana s.utbvgeste =,
Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia ard Ars,,,st
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah. sns
Trains from the south arrive 20 Richmond a, a.,
p. NJ. 8:42 L. A-i7:l3 A. ~, and l2ls F.H.ast
from West PointsL 1918 A. NJ tPtssengerl, I.3s
p. NJ. and s:23 =. N. tFregni.l
PULLNAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 5O-Rlchmond 10 Atlanta.
Richmond, aud Greensboro 70 Henry's ssuor
Western North Carolina rairOaa.
On Train No. 42-WashingtOn, az d Redmond
and DaDville, and Danvllie and Auzusta.
B0u-Air passenger trains leave Richmond AZ s4s
a. N. and 6:35 z. ~: arrive al Bon Airst6:5fA
y. and $3.50 7. Y. arrive al Coalhed 81 7:l2 a.
N. and 7:ll +. ". Returning, leave CoslfeH 4,
TAI A. N. aud 1925 p NJ: leave Bon ARA A.
". aud 740 T.. N; arrive ~ Richmond ts:23 -
M. and Z. ". All passenger irai IS except ihe IA
Tickets cold TO all pointo south. sosthesr, A.,
southwest aud baggage checked through.
No lsy-over checks given on local tickets.
General PASSENGER and Ticket Aver,
T. NJ. X. TALCoTT, General Manager. au7
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weOD AND COAL.

THE vIGoR OF YOUTH given TO the aged and
IndrTn by using HOP BIrTBRs. Tryit.
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AuCfSoH HAn.hs--k .t1ss -. 49,
psR. Il. Cbsfhn CO.,
pe,l Fs,n.e Agents and AnctioneefSs
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or
pHGSrx IRON FOUNDRY.
r,aprH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS,
IN THE
CITY or RICHMOND,
TOGETHER WITH 12o-HoRsE POWER
ENGINE, BLOWER, cUPoLA,
FLASH, PATTERNS, &C,
PUBLIC AUCTION
Pursuant TO decree OF the District Court OF vie
unneu @ he Ie August 1881, In the matter OF
WiIIiam Is. COOK, bankrupt, the unneIssne" sDS0'a'
com missioners named iherein, Wili' on
TUESDAY rHB S0TH DAY OF AUGUST 1881
at ~ O'Clock NJ, the premises, proceep ~ rnbs
nubilc auction. TO the highest bidder ~ the ne
iifle claim ard interest OF Willizm D. LOOK 70 unS
hniIdIns Known as the PHGNIX FOUNDRY Il no
situated above described togeiner wI' ne d.v ~
~ the gronnd, which expires on the ISL uay -,
guIY, 1855. This building fronts forty isea ~
Kighth sfreet ana runs back between paraliei nnes
depth of one hundred and thirty-three feet' more
or iss. 80. III, ,o,oid an
ENGINE Of I20-hOrse power
1 BLOWER, l CUPOLA,
100 FLASkS,
$50 CON BARRELS,
800 Complete PATTERNS,
10 IRON SADDLES.
lTUNBLER MILL ~, o..,h..o.
everything necessary 10 WORK cohp'S'o iV"""i'
Persons desiring to purchase viii do well TO eT e
anime this property before tne Jay " az 90
seldom that such an opportunity Is offered TO engage
IN bufine.s. =. - ,crDNrp
AN" W q. X. MACON.
Speczl Com missloners,
sale by X. b. CHAPLIN CO., Auctioneers. N
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y -
lace ssia street
~,rrrRAL AssoRTMENroF HOUSE
" Hold TURNITvgE srcRs,,ssnnn.Lyy u I, I;
CARPET. &C, AT Au,,i v,n,;sr .hen,s al assort-
s: .s: 4 ~; ouis & z y sGssifUSi consist
iGF % v DRESSING CASE CHAMBER
mAHsous ,htiy wARpnopEs and BgREsf, g = !
ExcELLRNT EXTENSIONS DiSiSo-
q vxckiI'kNT yEATHER-BED
siISFBOARD. sAfEH, WksHsTANDsi
IL hnsTrRFssss. Pillows. CHAIRS;
s ani = RTRtIJssEis CARPET;
CHfI,DRENss CARRIAGES, CRIBS.
Abo., 80 fee. srokE-sieLyISG;o
~ gN0. Z. LAUGHToh. IN,
DICHMOED BAZAAR, TT
Nos. 1893 AND 144o FaArKLIs STREET.
THIS DAY
nj 10 O'Clock We will sell
NUMBER or EXCELLENT ANIMALS.
Amongst Them are a.
SEVERAL FIR>T-CLAsS,
well worth the attention Of ,nose "'n"HH
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
We vii CIR D
SEVERAL NLM I, hSP sEcoSo-HASD
Attention 10 asked 20 ine sale OF me 'E IA :. III
MARE advertised , slaewosTsOIy is. Propeller.
o'e!oeh- a.,.sg.n' an ~
OHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue OF an or
- der OF court made IN the stschmen; Gn'e Iii n
n. Signaigo ps A. s. Nlus'oh' @0'''
The Richmond Bazaar. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "a. 1881
=, IN o'clock. one BAY MAZE. well broke 10 nas
ness rapid mover; four JJ sSHsN o W. WRiGHT.
.uIe Sheriff OF city OF Richnono.
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
smithned and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberne, Washington, anc Tarsoro', Y. c., an d
all points IN Eastern North CarOlins also for East
ern Shore of Virginia, old Point and al regular
landings on James river, a, LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. Z. b. TATUM,
ie 10 Superintendent.
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EUROP EAN STEAMSHIP .,sFF4
h TICKETS. sszskeSSs
EURoPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following hrst-csss ocean steam
ship lines from Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, 10 kurope CIINARD. WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUION, TNMAN. AMER
ICAN, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH-GERMAN-
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH.
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN, and Dor.
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, sECOND-CLASS, and
sTEERAGE TICKETS to and from all the priuctpa
points In Europe. Excursion tickets as reduced
rates. State-rooms secured I'm advance. Paitle.
going 10 Europe or sendiDg for their friends would
do well 10 communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad aud steamship
tickets TO all poiuts I'm the United states and Cas-.
ada. Rates same as at depots and general Offices
No trouble 10 answer questions Write 10 or call on
A. W. GARBER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agent,
1000 Main street, Richmond, Va.
,nv
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l016 Main street.
THRU STEE'S SALE OF SMALL
il FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. JAMES
STREET, BETWEEN FE DERAL AND COUTIS
STRFETS.-By virtue of certain deed Of trust
executed by Benjamin Yancey and wife 10 the un-
Oersigned trustee, bearing date on the I'd day or
May, 1878, and recorded In the clerks office Of
Richmond Cbsneery Court, Deed. Book 1l2 A. page
333, default being maze IN the payment OF The note
secured therein snd being required so 10 do by the
holder OF the same. | shall sell by auction, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1881,
ON the premises. at g o'clock p. w., call OF that
LOT OF LAND, Win the Improvements thereon.
wing and being I'm the city Of Richmond, State
OF Virginia, in that part Of said city known as
Duvall's addition. fronting thirty feet on the west
ern side OF ST. James street, bet "een Federal and
Coutts streets, aud running back between parallel
lines one hundred and twenty feet to an alley nine
feet uide.m
t2OO, with Interest from july 26, 1881; balance,
if any. anHOuuced at sale. d. BATES, Trustee.
FURNAN TOPPER, Age.ioneer. su1
GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
- SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of Mont
gomery county. Va, the undersigned commissioners
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l. 1881,
commencing at IL NJ. this CELEBRATED
WATERIEG PLACE. together with ali the i'm
prsysmenls ana FARM Of ABOUT $40 ACRES OF
LAND.
The YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS are distant
three and half miles from Cbrisliansburg depot.
on the Norfolk and Western railroad three miles
from the MONTGOMERY White Su phur Springs. three
and hSlf miles from Blarksburg, the seat OF the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, aud
ten miles from The Allegheny Springs. The water
Is the finest tOEic In the mountains, and the erya-
tio1 Is 1900 feet above sea level. The improve
ments consist Of large aud commodious HOTEL,
With blocks Of COTTAGES capable of accom- m o.
dating 200 guests bowling alley, bath rooms. &c.
Post, telegraph, and expre offices on The premises.
This PROPERTY presents unusual attractions on
account OF It's high elevation, bracing atmosphere,
and the valuable mineral properties OF It's waters.
TERMS: $1,000 cash. and the residue upon a
credit Of one, Two, aud three years, the purchaser
giving bonds FOR the deferred payments with APP
proved security, bearing interest from day OF sale.
JAMES A. WALKER,
WILLIAM A. WADE,
~ 81 Commits losers.
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T AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
Il all persons with their winter supply Of AN
THRACITE COAL. all sizes. at lowest market
rates ;CI.OVER HILL, sPLiNT, and SOFT COKE,
COAL; OAK and PINK WOOD, long and sawed.
X. %. GARY,
No. l3 sosth Eighth street.
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CHENANDOAH-VALLEY RAILROAD.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHlLADELPHAANDhL
YORK.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECTJUNE 10 1881.
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GOAL AND WOOD-FIRST CLASS
~ FCEL.-All kinds OF ANTHRACITE, SPLINT,
CL0vhR-HlLL, WEST VIRGINIA, ENGINE,
CUMBERLAND, and all other COAL constantly on
hand. Also, OAK and PINE WOOD. All offered
az reduced prices. IL will pay you 10 call and ex-
anime prices before purchasing Opposition 10 COM
blnati0n my motto. Ofices, 1903 Cary and ITO
Broad street, opposite Theatre.
IVA @. ". PAGE.
TUST RECEIVED BEST ANTHRACITE
NUT slzEs.
ALSO,
LEHIGH LUMP COAL FOR foundries.
For sale AZ market rates. SIP. LATHROP,
my22 Seventeenth street. at dravhrfdge.
~@--~ .~--~ -. ~---~ - = - =
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PASSENGERS GOING NORTH BY THIS
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT For A
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and al
CARRIERS Agency. 1000 Main street Baggage
checked through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY, AND OTHER EXCURSiONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
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No. 2 DAILY except SATURDAY. Nos 1 'A'
DAILY eXcep' sunday, -...,,, \.
train. ,.,.-t.l,hf.. .
pullman sleeping cars through 10 fualeit"-
""N w" CHARLES T.. HATCH.
General Passenger Agl'
Joseph II. SANDS. Superintendent. % -
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direct four-hours connection IS male between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains ltayirg Higlmolc
atlI:56 a. NJ, and Norfolk az 1913 J.. n. >tr
special advertisement Illustrating the attractions d
this service
All trans leaving Petersburg will start from !1e
ApDOmattOx deps.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Kel.
mOnd at A. NJ. and q p. NJ. Leave Petersburg a.
o A NJ and q L. ". every sunday.
r. ~ KLINE, Superintendent
A. POPE. General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
iel6
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BY Furmsn Upper,
Real Estate Agent ans Aueuoneer,
lOl6 Main street.

FURHAH TUrPkR, Auciioneer.
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By W. Goddin. Auctioneer.
WANTS.

w ANTED, BY A HEALTHY YOUNG
w WOMAN. SITUATION AS WRr-NuRSE:
Satisfactory references given. Address a; NJ,
THIS Cflce eu IT.
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TXTANTED, AGENTS THROUGHOUT
w VIRGINIA for an association that insurS
llye ,tock In case OF death by accident or disease
Lnnly 10 j. H. RICE, General Agent.
No. 8 north Tenth street, Richmond, va
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rHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from and 10 Richmond June IL, lesA
Mall Accom-. EXut&.
Leave 500 A. VI. $3.50 L. ". 1880 Z. y
Arrive..... 9:l0 p. Al. $500 A. NJ 700 Az.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot tiekes Office
n. W. FULlER,
fell 6. z. Ana II. Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-05
THE SCHOOL BOARD,

The School Board met last nrght and elected
Daniel Kelly President and c. Harris Clerk.
II. II. Howe was retained as Principal at a
salary of $3.50 per month for actual service. The
following teachers were retained at the follow
ing salaries: Miss Slingerland, $40; Miss Wall
ter, $685. Miss Gates, $75; Miss Bardenwerper.
S75 Hiss Martin $75; Miss Kelly, S75; Miss
Ryan, SS5; Miss Patton, 1856. On motion of
Mr. Webb the Board determined to establish an
other primary class in the center ward. with Miss
Babcock as teacher, at a salary of $7o per
month 1t was resolved that all complaints
against teachers must be II 'e in writing to the
Boerd at the regular me .ingss, which will be
held Oh the last Friday of every month. The
Public School will open Monday. January 10.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-05

The WIcKRpRsT SENATOR. -Tom Rock
hill, of White Pine, is said to be the wick
eldest man in the Senate. There are worse
men than Tom, but he entertains intidel
sentiments, and can look as wicked as a
meat-ax. Last Monday, when the question
of the selection of Chaplain for the Senate
was under consideration, Rockhill's name
was mentioned for the position. He rose
to thank the Senate for the compliment,
looking his wickedest the while, when a
lady asked Senator by whom she was sit
ting who that bad looking man was. "Why,
don't you know 2" asked the Senator. did
You never hear of Porter Rockwell, the
Mormon destroying angelo" The lady said
she had heard of him. "Wel," said the
Senator, the Mormons drove him out OF
Utah, and he moved over into White Pine,
and the Democrats picked him up and
elected him Senator The pith of the joke
rs that the lady is one of the most rabid
Democrats in Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-05

! Met al IL o'clock.
| PRAYER by Rev. George L. Davis.
| Minutes read by the Clerk.
| Resolved hat the Sergeant-at-Arms be ordered
| to secure blank forms for the notice of bills
reporls OF committees and roA calls-1,Ooo oi
! each.
| Senator Meder said that he hoped the blanks
| woui,, be SO printed that they could be used
Las. year they were printed that they were
really useless.
Amended that Senators Farrell and A1eder
should supetiniend he printing Of the roll calls,
and that they be printed in Alphabetical order,
The Governors Private Secretary presented
the Governors message.
Westerfeld Of Lyon moved that the Senate
proceed 70 vote on the election Of United
States Senator on Tuesday, the 1lth day Of
January, Carried,
Gibson of Storey gave notice that he would
introduce bill relating 20 elections.
Shepherd # Etko gave notice that he should
Introduce a bii! to deine what should con
stitute "A barbrCi wire fence.
Pownirs Of Washoe introduced a bill without
notice, there being no objection, TO fix the NUM-
Der Of 1icers of the L. gslaiure and d. fine their
duties and pay.
A motion to suspend the rules and consider
the bill read and referred 10 Committee on
State Affairs carried.
Tue Governors Secretary presented number
of reports from the State officers.
Rules suspended aud reports laid Oh the table
On motion of King Of Lyon :he Governors
message Was taken up.
The reading dispensed With. and 1850
copies ordered printed.
The Clerk of the Assembly appeared with
communication, The envelope was handed TO
the Clerk of the Senate, and discovered to be
empty.
On motion, the Clerk vas sent for and it was
ascertained that the document was to the effect
that the Assembly had ordered the Governors
message printed. Communication filed.
Adjourned until IL o'clock to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-05
THE CAUCUS CALLED FOR THURS
DAY NIGHT.

! Yesterday 4 paper was very lpdustrionsly
circulated among the Democrats which re-
suited in the forty seven members agreeing
| by signature to meet in caucus on Thurs
day night and agree upon choice for
! United States Senator. The following IS
the document:
We, the undersigned Democratic mem
bers of the Nevada Legislature, tenth ses-
sion. favorable to the election Of Colonel
James c. Fair OF Storey county, hereby
mutually agree to meet in caucus in the
Assembly Chamber on Thursday evening.
January 6, 1891. ct 40 o'clock, for the
purpose of definitely designating our choice
for a Senator of the United States for the
State of Nevada.
Signed by the following members:
Sanators-w. j. Westerfeld, Charles
Mcconnell, j. 4. Brumsey. L. 7. Fox,
Jerry Schooling, James T. Williams, Thos.
Rockhill, George 7. Shepherd, }. Is. Iuily
and w Ell. Anderson.
The signatures of the following Assem-
blvmen were secured:
L. 2. Drexler, George ". Merrill, John
I'll. Condor, N. Barrett, George Ernst, h.
7. Plank, Henry Duffy, Wal. }. Inska, {.
Il. Denton, John c. Corbett. I. j. Brad
shaw, James r. Kelly, J. 4. johnson. Chas.
Green, 4. j. Shepherd. 0. H, Ballinger,J
n. Richards, d. A. Moriarty, James Nc
Burney, j. E. Gignoux, John Smith, Geo
Parker, Geo. N Blair, M. II. Fallon, j. G.
Massel, W. B. Newell, r. Fl. Ford Jos. B.
Mallon, Squire V. Mooney, A. English. ".
E. Copeland.
The above list includes all of the Demo
cratic members except Assemblymen
Bailey, Irvine, Levers, Organ and Shier.
who have not yet been met
Some of the members who talked upon
the subject last evening said that they did
not consider themselves bound to vote for
Fair by having signed the paper. 1t reads
that those favorable to the election OF Fair
will meet and mutually agree upon choice,
but should any event transpire between
now and then they would feel at liberty to
change
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-05
THE LATE A NJ. HILLHOUSE.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT TO HIS MEMORY ApoPTEI1
IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Yesterday afternoon resolutions q: rtspec:
were passed in the Suprems Courtroom or the
death of A NJ HlIhouse, Esq, Of Eareka.
Speaker Melrili presented the resolutions Of
the Eureaa bar, which have al:eady been pub
lislcl II.oy were ordered spread anon the
minutes.
Col. Ellis with appropriate remarks then
presented the following resolutions Of the Sn-
preme Court Bar.
Resolved, That the members OF the bar have
heard with sentiments Of deep regret Of the death
Of the late Hon A. II. Eillhonse, and that We
tenderly cherish and commemorate his genius
and manly virtues.
Resolved That by this dispensation Of Prov
i1ence, humanity has lost a faithful AMI chant
able friend and the legal profession All homer
able and distinguished man of genius and learn
ING aud that bis family anG friends have suffer
ed an irreparable loss.
Resolved, That we heartily endorse The reso-
buttons Of thu Eureka bar to-day presented to
this honorable Court touching orr late brother,
aud ask Your HonOrs to cause them 10 De spread
uDon the minutes OF this Cont, together with
these resolutions, AMI copy thereof be trans
niitted under .he seal Of the Court TO the family
Of he deceased.
Z W Henley seconded the adoption Of the
resolutions in feeling address, Judge Leonard
responded with touching tribute to the men-
ory of the deceased and the resolutions were
made part of the Court record The Court
then adjourned until Saturday next.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-05
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay OF the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it IS
the mostinexcusibleand offensive in society /;
and yet the cause of it may easily be re-
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. 1t purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth. and
gives q pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes oil unpleasant odors of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-05
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
TaNrARV TERM

JANUARY TERM.
L. D. Aoefn"'i'ie W. ooN' n'" 1'A
ing Company, SET lor 'ahualy TO-
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pany, January ~.
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pany, January H.
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II.
State OF Nevada vs.. 1ohh l. IFl'cniio'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-05

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