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JEWISH REFUGEES.
cb,cago, lsraelites Rally to the
"" Aid Of Their Prosecuted
Brethren.
o,oonization Effected and q Good
o. Start Made in the Money
Raising Line.

deTEns, ~ laws who hnv1 bcr1, and aro being
r*sn n hi, country frnm Isnssla mud isul-
rtria. The n'ect''.e ~" 49,. ,tt ~ -, s,t- -
ustppolnte'' ~ ',,v m,,.ns It,,,.a nr,n ,t.nnS,
,tsrnaon ~ NJ "' a,s,, ,,t ~ ,o,, ,,,,,,. s,"ro
easvut. sa Ar,onp tho pron''nent Israet,eA In 1t.
ttn1snss "',u o,,, srssrs Henry urcnnu,a.l,n
TtlsentnM'.', .,.".' NV AuraI,nm jiart julius Wset,.
AJaPa ,,o MUT T f.. iiutzcrt, t. Urcctfsfgit3cr, and
i,arr H. t,wi '1ns ,S,s caft t order ut & O'Clock ty
fbs t,s iassW W,,..ntN Chutrlnltn Or Tho commit.
]k lu,1st 1st"tni lint tho t,iItrct Of lAo nt,td0rlv
~ ,np nap pnppoIi.ttcnt ot .omntttcc % tok to
tat F.Ms F.MEsanrsn,iun ~ ffu ,yus sure they cu,,
ra'l ., -, n nd uf all Tho tsrcailes LII tho uty
a,he nEv''satn't str ttosunttat was cscotui Chair
On ny I,';i, ~ meeting, aud Mr. Jarob Nown,un
rsa o. NV tI1r i'nSiyInNn tbot, reutl t,n InIiuw-
r.; r N"ron "M!5 Morrs w''s H. GRts11, frs.
o. tss l. gTa,,s. il. ilortor, Mfchnrt Cohet,. X.
Adopo htt ,F,a'h tn.. Kt,it2, Stern, Nelsn,i Mnr-
shFe;; e;;.m,1I .mI yui,t,c,,stlleir, McharI puauauy,
jseoo Ms,1S, ,,;,;, # Il. + Ii"l,, q. s,ydauker. r.
9eotsI WatnpnIil. Il. 1tUsnnthal 81. 81. Gerzt-
nel'.j ~ jacou ltosc,berE. II. L. frank. f..zar,is
tgxsai; ;ov r. a. fllrsch, Of the Stuut reuplc, wss
NJ III ut tpcaSrr i!e said hc wus sorry ID sve
ata open nr"."nt Thp ini carcd cnutIgft 10 rgtU
u y. ~ b. rxnuli mol ticsntn iho with u1ly ling
Mg,a"h ny, ~ i'tlc1Ru 1arueittrs might to 1O ttoIr
tpstatt ~ townrI tic support nt their
'aa'e ,,,,u.rrt:rnn 1u,rr1tnnv.
IH"1. ~. ~, '.n ...,,t1 ~,
u xeli as New torx wy. which hau Hsihratltecd
% pr cenE ul tho ntno.inL fotlntHHl tnr rei1et,
sud Poor little Mis%ankes: !. whGh i.t raiasd ,
fa0 fur sho cai,sg !ufiliR lno nast WfeK
The.e p'lnr Nnpth nhu u elAs'I ~ then'. ~ they
ltlunErl D tito sumo. fhce anu wnrc " tllelf re-
Gs1sR. They wero 'nHrtSrs ~ tno .,G~,sn tn1.e'
, 1881-12-05

E,Olt SALE-'rEN ACRES. ONE MILE
IL M1st OF tha city it!uits, at 4 tsrgaiit..
HENRY WAl.i4EH 1i..
LII 1GHruDFas4L
, 1881-12-05

taON SALls-SOUTIl CHICAGO LOTS,
= blocks. knd sas tor utaNntastYi! !es,. several
ch0fGu buslOss GarFl1F4 ht y bata1fh. u.S.vAtlUN,
UT DunFbnEn-sG
1I1ON SAl4E-1U ACRES ON nEl!r RAIL
- ru&d VI thu Cruising " llIs ?i3tna ltnnk,
tH pGA<tufI-tt.
, 1881-12-05

11,UR SAI4EA41 OR ~ ACRES 4 SHORT
~ t,utsnta nnraHxstt iF"r, ial,.nan 9nd e.,,Ae "
liESlti WALLEH Jlt,
f8xIr3 3@st-
, 1881-12-05


E1DELrrr STORAGE COMPANY, II
Il tisl " Eu4l tNn HArun-4I FetInaMphL kuI F9-
[tAGlu. Eslabllshca III ls;i- A1yulue. au.tu. III.
pIuusu fAtlltt!eA !ut tu sLosaso ~ huustalts 1Adt
GTUKAHE FOL- ltFullNfrUltE. HUGHES,
- e,c, yi.suts4t un1 bust IN rtlJt 4Ivanaes " tN
, 1881-12-05

EsOR sALE-A FRAME BUILDING,
ssss , una hats: WI, tn,. e ~ v, 5asnss. stses
ncre property, or vauant !n!s tnke n part payment
1lEHHf A{sIsttft IR.,
NJ
, 1881-12-05

GEE THIS DA IN-31J Will. BUY A
~ Kind tunilH Iurse fOr delivery lslness warh,
euERy driving: T. ID hands high: wn.Yhs linn rui,n
freq ffs!tn sput Or tigns VIII Hse suxsRttca nnd
r. tn gu, ,r.t pills L. sss ts a* .ps!ns
bustnesa Fasa'n fur UuGeng him *o iuw. LA ut bnrn
IN rrnr nt rentGnce Sp, EDl stchfaan.av.s entrance
sn TtfsfGeftll.st.
, 1881-12-05

,tSYukY L. CAMP
u ElAAu3 y u!tuANH. ........
, 1881-12-05

s., E.t!tI-UItI' CLtjIIlf~fu.
A LII THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
a. WIN Mt4l4 ~ esll eA.tHsl enthh4, earlots, aad
4.fi ht.t. ~. lit lsI} - psr cent uufu ltIaII MY
4lf.ur 1sasr IN ts eJ duht suit y4nf St9tfl'
l,H bA1urs yum got 4u uhar Sns Ait ~ At<S. ttEH-
htliEiG lt6.usu.LbF .As Hu4u4ps. ~ A44is-st.
, 1881-12-05

VOSE Il Suns II+ANOA, upNlOlTES
AslA s4uafaA-sslahl!htiaa tsal,.Atv eaaa1 to 4nY
unvtEtedi EtAI now III usei sull ~ luuhkiy
Hsyn'.Mls. tai ~ xaIstUeIi.s aMd otsm!pg H!d N!
st1 West a!AalsoAkk. eusAuF Ausaun- Opeh uvtnnxx.
, 1881-12-05

EyOk SALE-A FINE STUNEFI,ONT
i res BdeIIGu On Park-ny.. muar lIultIh I'ntE faAAL
tUrty lots ut fremont itille 10 Wy. ~ ~ H. sl,JA
IlEHltf Wt1.t.Eil ILL.,. .
rt,.st
, 1881-12-05

WANTED : ~ AN EASTERN 1sl
n'1Etthn hnd jhbblnK h0uEe, who ntt farro mt
in o.iery Rves underwss neos
a e e1 H. ;v@ntl xares oc, tt hrsteinsa sales
Ehcaan. ILL., " ~ st'A' LUIGI
, 1881-12-05

= l.. SMITH i CO.. Ei WADASH-AV.,
nsts 9tauntna IL shetr !&sxe attack ct carriages
A1id klGiHhB. which tPley HtEr very Low prtcns.
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PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
CALIFORNIA.

| CALIFORNIA.
The crops on the tule land southwest
OF luba City are said to be much better
than for several years before.
A silver dollar of the Bolivian Republic
dated 1889, was lately found in the tules
fifteen miles from Yuba City.
The Narraw-gauge Railroad Company
are building, at Colfax, transfer freight
shed 2l0 feet long by l6 wide.
A committee of the ladies of Lompoc
lately called on the proprietor of the
single saloon in the town to pursuade him
to give up the business.
The town of Grass Valley has con-
tracted with the V Flume Company to
furnish it with fifty inches Of water TO
run continually. The price is $500 per
month and the contract for twenty years
Eugene Marley, well known in Bodie
and on the Comstocl, was shot Tuesday
morning, the bullet passing through his
leg. The affair took place in Lundy,
Mono county. Marley was defending
the Lucky Morton mine for the May
Lundy Company.
A Chinaman at work in mine at You
Bet, Nevada County, was caved on and
killed. On the body of the dead China
man was found purse containing be-
tween 5000 and $500 in amalgam that he
had picked up while at work and pock-
eted.
OREGON.
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IN NIEnIoRIAM.
Phoebe Lodge No. az. 1. O. O. F..


At regular meeting of our Lodge,
held On May 3, 1881, the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
By dispensation of the Omnipotent
Being, we are called to mourn the loss ON
earth of our beloved Brother, Thomas
Dunston; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That we deeply lament
Brother Dunstons departure from us and
will cherish his memory to all time.
RESOLVED, That we mingle our grief
with the mourning friends, unite with
their sorrows and sympathize with them
in their bereavement.
RESOLVED, That our hall be draped in
mourning, and the symbols of mourning
be worn by the members of this Lodge
for thirty days, and copy of these reso-
lutions be published in the Phoebe RECORD
and spread upon the records of this
Lodge.
WILLIAM BELL,
JACOB HILDEBRAND,
c. M. HOPKINS,
Committee.
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!,
SILVER REEF NEWS.
form the "AIiner" of May 4th.l

form the Miner" OF May 4th.l
The Barbee & Walker Company will
resume work in few days.
Bullion shipment per Wells, Fargo &
20. for April amounted to 1923, $50.
Mr.. Gibson Clark has been appointed
United States Commissioner for Wash
ington county.
The gold excitement has broken out
afresh at Golden Basin, Arizona. It's
too close home to create much interest.
1t is rumored that Captain H. S. Lub-
book will return and reassume the man.
agement of the Christy Company's prop
erty.
The Christy Company's mill and mines
are being pushed with their accustomed
vigor, and the regular bullion shipments
from their mill is the safest estimate of
the company's success.
We are reliably informed that the pres
emit management of the Stormont Com
pany will at an early day inaugurate some
sweeping reforms, and the promises of
the home office to the stockholders speed
lily realized.
New York Mining and Engineering
Journal of April 23d, says: The Super
intendent, under date Of April goth, re-
ports that work has been resumed in the
Stormont mine. He thinks there will be
no trouble in resuming dividends.
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Word comes up from Ell Dorado Can
yon that Bob Andrews has been appointed
superintendent of the Southwestern Com.
panys mines. Mr.. Andrews is an old
practical miner, having been employed in
the Raymond & Ely mine for several
years, and is fully qualified to assume the
position to which he has been appointed.
We congratulate him upon his good luck.
J. B. MCGEE, who is now in the Wood
River Country, tells the people there that
he has one million dollars at his back to
invest in mining property, if he sees any
thing worth investing in; but so far, he
has not discovered anything of that char.
acter. 1t is great pity indeed that Mr.
MCGEE has not little coin to invest in
his personal debts.
Hon. CHAs. H. PENroN, an influential
citizen who represented Lincoln county
in the State Legislature, says the Elko
Independent, recently passed through
that town on his way to Tuscarora He
expects to return to Lincoln county at
early day.
The New York Mining Record says
that the Eastern stockholders of the de.
funct Hillside Company intend bringing
suit against that company to recover
damages.
A GOOD assortment of Spectacles and
Eye Glasses at the Golden Rule" Dry
Goods and Clothing Store.I. HYMAN.
THE Iron mine, of Bristol District, i'm.
proves as work progresses. The ore is of
fair grade and will pay to smelt.
The ore in the Tempest mine at Bristol
tits estimated will yield by smelling SIS
per ton.
OUT at Highland the ground is covered
with various kinds of wild flowers.
Our Postmaster is the father of more
birds than any other man in town.
SEVEN sacks of mail was brought in
on Tuesday evenings stage.
The mill at Pahranagat Valley shipped
to Phoebe 50, 900 in bullion.
D. G. CLARK has just received a large
supply of fresh groceries.
The ore train made a trip to Bullion.
vile on Thursday.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
i judicial District, of the state Of Nevada. in
and for the County Of Lincoln.
George O. Johnston, Plaintiff, va. O. q. Light.
dei defer. brought IN the District
Court OF the Sixth Judicial District Of the
state OF Nevada, in and for the County Of
Lincoln, and the complaint filed In said
Comfy Of Lincoln, in the office Of the CLERK Of
said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to @. H.
Light, defendant. You are hereby required to
appear In an action brought sgsinst you. BY
the above named plaintiff In the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District. Of
the State of Nevada. in and for tho county OF
Lincoln. and answer the complaint filed therein.
within ten days exclusive Of the day Of seryicei
after the service on you Of this summons, ii
served In said county; or, II served out Of said
County, but within said District. within tventv
days, and in all other cases forty days; or juda.
ment by default will be taken against you. &C.
cording to the prayer OF said complaint. The
said action ia brought to recover Judgment
against you said defendant for the sum Of
1901 4s. gold coin. alleged to be due and owing
from you said defendant to the plaintiff for Ger.
tain hay sold and delivered to you said defend.
ant by one Chas: Matthews, the same having
been paid tor BY this plaintiff for use and bone
account between one John Cartwright and you
said defendant, said Cartwright having for value
assigned said account to this plaintiff, all Of
which 10 particularly set forth in plaintiffs CON-
plant. to which you are referred, together with
costs of suit
And you are hereby notified, that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint. a.
above required, the said plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you said defendant for the sum OF
ss0l 40 and costs, in gold coin.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF the District Court of the sixth
tsFAL.] Judicial District Of tho State
OF Nevada, in and for the County
Of Lincoln, this 18th day OF
March, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty.
1.sm JIM. HANFoRD, CLERK.
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Mules live to greater age in France
than anywhere else, but the French are
not SO quick to dodge as are Americans.
Nothing shortens mules life so much as
to wrench himself by kicking and hitting
nothing.
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An Illinois editor, who kept memor-
andum Of the thrashing he received at
the hands of his subscribers, used always
to refer to it as his club list.
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~>
IHE celebrated Dr. McGennis of Silver
heef' now rusticating in Phoebe, declares
that the old theory in regard to going
to bed on an emr+v s+or,,oh %
ing conductivo 70 ha.ith - III ~,
.hs s:..I.' " Ne"i'" 10 al oosn' as
s:ie oigestiVe organs perform their func-
.ioiis ihuch Detter and with less wear and
eeaf on tne system while the stomach is
~ a reclining position. He therefore
strongly recommends eating just before
gong 70 bed; not the heavy food, but
sone1nihg iight' and at the same time
nutficl0us; Tor instance, large platter of
corleo oeei ana CABBAGE, with milk toast
anu corn 1read TO match; can OF lob
sters; haif turkey, with cranberry
sauce; a plate OF stewed tripe, onions and
lriea potatoes; dozen pigs feet and a
liiuoe PIE, the whole 10 be washed down
if the stomach still Graves food swalIou
a raw turnip or two, and Immediately
Jump into bed.
IT appears that Chloride Jack. a man
we'll. known bv orr res;dents and vho
x,s :, ~. - ~ IT.,, .N "Ao
was IN the employ OF the Hillside Com
pany for while. has killed a man over
At Rss+;rr snr;,o, r,I;fo..;. E-n
;rr Iottar 9,;,an S ns", hoiiom-
inc S - h''|' "'i '''oouii' VI 'hc shoot-
i"s'
April 30, 1881.
EDITOR RECORD: On the oath of this
moot nowa r Gn, ,,uS, oaeK commit1ea
sa,, ' 49,, uo"a.uy huiuer, ioI no oIner rea-
NOV tha+ o yam ,. Paa.ieS uiu Iot nke me
10" an 'N"' was Ailleu' one faIrlcK NC
Phoebe and vicinity, waylaid and shot
5ne man IN the back twice; McGraw
Ghlor;ds .T 1eo1 hours altei the shooting.
the simnle reosou "T Ky WI" III she Pos ior
officer of tho law har ~ u ua~'. 80 10y an
200 miles. He is heading for Nevada.
A. Z.
DAY MINE-Following is the official
letter of A. s. Gould, SUPERINTENDENT
under date of Nav IL. "Have oon+;nuoJ
on average shipments of twenty tons
per. day., The steam hoisting machinery
arrived DAY before yesterday and we are
s!ralnlng every nerve to place it in posi-
can be loaded from the DUMP for several
days yet, but for a week or more must
suspend work OH lower levels to avoid &C
ent. Furnace at Rrstol ~ rou IL Ds sn ,,
order Delay of charcoal Contractors is
our sole trouble In general terms, I
en "y say Ine OUTLOOK OF the DAY Is very
?,
Y. >. SURvEYoRs.-The Government
sul.eyots' VINO nave oeen engaged IN sur
veying IN the eastern part of the county
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Angry wife of his bosom: 81 wish
was dead and cremated and my ashes
put in an urn on your dressing
table, and then perhaps you'd be s-s-sorry.
Facetious monster: "My dear, that
wouldn't end the family jars-it would
only begin them. - London Punch.
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A little girl once took letter from her
mother to an old lady friend. "Many
thanks, my child" she said; "you may
tell your mother that you are good
child and are faithful little messenger. I"
Thank you, ma'am; and 1 shall tell
too, that I don't ask you for ten cents,
because mamma told me not to-"
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When that young man out west
Rugged his best girl to death was it not a
dead lock?
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Eighty-fuor Republican papers in New
York State advise the confirmation of
Judge Robertson, and II oppose it.
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Frisco Times: Late yesterday Mr.. w.
II. Stanton, the Salt Lake mining expert.
who left here few days ago in company
with MIR. Ben Hampton to visit and re-.
port upon the Frisco Company's ground
in Osceola, was brought in and placed
under the medical care of DR.. Mathews.
While examining one of the properties he
accidentally fell to the bottom of the
shaft, breaking leg near the ankle and
dislocating one of his shoulders. The
ride across the desert in this condition
was painful one.
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A grass widow is anything but green.
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WHEN THE MOUNTAINS ARE CLAD IN
SNow.--Not when the swallows home.
ward fly; nor when the breath of summer
fans our heated brow; nor when the
seered and yellow leaf of autumn bedecks
the forest path, but when the mountains
are clad in snow, and the gulches covered
with ice, then, oh then, will the share
holders of the Iowa Gulch learn that Eek.
perts have examined the Scooper mine,
and say that the face of ore now show.
ing, indicates the largest and finest body
of ore they have ever seen ;" No moral.
-[Phila. Mining and Banking Journal.
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The London truth says that the new
Emperor of Russia is economical to the
verge of parsimony. Gas Czarevich he
looked after every penny, and in his
palace their was neither waste or extrav-
agance. He groaned over the lavished
generosity of his father to the very ques.
tionable gang who had only to make
debts for their Imperial master to pay
them. One thing at least is certain, that
the Emperor will wage war of exter-
mination against REGULATORS, and will not
allow any friends or Ministers of his to
dip their hands into the public treasury"
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

By W. q. TELEaRApH 90.
$50 Ophir-7x ~
$50 Mexican 10h 10k
$50 Gould u Curry-6k
ITO Best l. Belcher-10as 10h
sos California-1.30
465 Savage-39S sos
1920 Con Virgiuia-2 30s30 ass
$40 Chollar-285 Q 80
$50 Potosi 40 3.35
905 Hale d Norcross-4.78 ~ 40
$50 Crown Point-260 2.552 az
10 Yellow Jacket-3.80
sos Belcher--2.70 2k 2.65
ITO Confdence-3A
995 Sierra Nevada-12k 12h
100 Utah-9A 9H
376 Bullion SOC $50
4l0 Exchequer-1.201k
80 Seq. Belcher-7
705 Overman-1.60
$50 Justice-1.06 Ito
465 Union-.10A
Gas Alta-3.553x
Day-86c SOC 9oc
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1t is safe to conclude that when min
ing company declines to make known the
condition of its property or affairs to its
stockholders, or to the public, there is
something ahoat that is not what it
should be. A mining exchange holds the
following sensible view of the rights Of
stockholders: "The stockholders of a
mining or other stock company have just
as much right to know all about the COM
pany's affairs as has the president, secre-
tary or any other member of the organi.
cation. Every stakeholder in mining
company is a member of the company,
just as sure as is every member in com
mercial firm member of that firm. II
is true that the stakeholder in a mining
company votes for the officers of the com,
pany, and in doing SO authorizes the
officers to act for him in their several
official capacities, but no further. The
officers of mining company properly are
the servants of the company, and have
no more right to know what is taking
place at the mines, or in other depart.
ments Of the company's affairs than has
the smallest stakeholder"
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NOTICE.

PIocHx, December 10, 1850.
During my absence have appointed James
Goodrich to make my collections, aAd h VIII
receipt for the same.
d18-1m JOHN nHIEn,
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OF
i Curtis Smith Ia this day dissolved by
mutusl consent.
Phoebe. New. January 20, 1881.
JIM. CURTIS,
f12-so 8. D. SMITH.
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LIST OF LETTERS

list OF LEVVERS
DEMAINING IN THE POsTOFFICE AT
IL Phoebe. New, May IA. 1881. II not called
Tor in four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-03

The Grand Duke Alexis is said to be
slashing around through Europe III
search of wife. The Grass Valley
Free Lance suggests that he should
come over to San Francisco. That
journal declares there are moth-eaten
bellies down there who have been des-
cribed regularly, season after season,
for a dozen years as most charming and
fascinating in the s'Society Notes' OF
the bay papers. Also their Wardrobes
have been ienkenized at kettle drums
and receptions until they have become
as familiar to the average reader as the
names of the alleged charming owners.
The Free LaRce thinks that some OF
these pioneer bellies might take kindly
even to Grand Duke.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-03
KEEP Ex Tssr TRACES. rEEauRoR.

,rha ANNA, 7;s,;l-oe moth ;n~ 50 much
s,,,ea;no and evosive no,icv in
.o,;t;os - hos fraouontIv had occa-
r., =, o,,n taa ,ar4v trace around the
shr;nrr;no flank Of the E,.tey0rise, and
nnsb the ,xavward animal into place.
Asa rpla the work has been kindly and
-,ent,v narformed. a. we RECOGNIZE the
f,roe, IF ,,or,1 srasion rs oraeminently
,,,,,,orio~ - tho iavina On Of the lash.
r71-or. since the fall election we have
hoor o,,,nol,ol +o sorrowino}v observe
:, disnosit;on ., the mari Of the Enter
,,,,;e, to ,,,o>,n noaosjIv in fine Rcput!i-
>.o,, ,,a.naes ..., If Soma r,orti9a Of il
onoeaa It's hide It's no.ition ~...~re3;oo
4no sana+o decd lock has -...y-.. 49,
,,ontfnra,gz-. II sDcaks q y! ~. az as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-03

Elcra1it fancy dress huttons, des;gns twenty-five
cents per dozen ana all other rds in prop T5i n Come
aid avai yourselves OF the Iniis1on'ly 10" prices
ma OLCOViCH BROS.
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\ ond Judicial District,
in and for Ormsby count,
JOS EPH IRVINE,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-03

M, Robinson is laboring to make peo-
pie believe that the APPEAL trled TO
disenfranchise him by leaving his name
out of the printed Register. The Reg
lister was set up exactly as 1t came 10
hand. and is open at any time to Mr.
Robinson's personal inspection. Mr..
R. in trying to pass as a martyr before
this community is rather over doing
The matter: His old grievance was
that the APPEAL kept his name too
nromine.ltly before the public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-03
Esg@ LAST STAKE E&ssT-

In the municipal election held yes
terday the editor Of the H15e.t played
for his last political stake and lost it,
As Sheriff Swift aptly observes, "he has
tried national, State and county politics
and failed" His last efforts as an organ
izer and leader Of large political bodies
was in yesterdays municipal election.
It may safely be described as the great
est political effort of his life. His fail
ure will doubtless forever remove him
from the sphere OF active politics. In
going down his fall is like the crash OF
q Republic, OF the breaking up Of Il
hard winter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-03

Thirty days after a Michigan man
oot divorce from his wife to marry
ana with handsoiner face. the woman
fall heir to 1897, 900. You bet that eX-
husband feels like a man with the
jumping toothache.-Detlost free Press