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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-26
ANOTHEk DILATOKH COM
MITTEE.

Yesterday Hardin introduced
another anti-railroad bill and re
ferred it to the Judiciary Com
mittee, for the simple reason
that some three weeks ago his
bill cutting down rates on the
the G.. p. to four cents per mile
was referred to the Committee
on Corporations and it has not
been heard from. Messrs. TAFT,
Grey of White Pine, Bell.
Howell and Morris constitute
this committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-26
Mcconnell, Williams

Mcconnell, Williams and
Smyth propose 10 carry out the
will of the people as expressed
i'm the Eureka and Reno plat
forms relative to the Central
Pacific railroads. The rest of
the Senators will do well to
again peruse those platforms.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-26

....It is reported that the whole
central portion Of the town of Nicolaiff,
Russis, has bean dsstsoyed by fire. in.
volsing some loss Of life. It is said to
the work of N.hi.ists. 80 49,
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TOnSOriai.

4 SCHEIM IS NOW RUNNING HIS BAR
"A bee shop near The do t., and runs 1t. as
they say, up to the har|'.- .~- rood, clean,
close artistic and quick si.a,:, shampoo or
hair cut this place canrot easily be matched.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-26

The House did a good days
work on "Wednesday passing the
bill compelling oaicials to pay
their Just debts like 9th er people.
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Snecial Notice.

NT COIN Is NOW THE SOLE
VIZ agent in Carson of the "W hite'
and New Howe" sewing machines.
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so Gents Per Week

HRs- All classes OF legitimate advertisements
not exceeding SIX hines inserted IN this column
for so Cents per week.
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perfE m cry

TETLOW' PERFUMERtES, INCLUDING
Marie Stuart, White Geranium and
Spring Violet, for sale at the City Drug Store
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CaSwin a NOteware's News Depot
NEW MUSIC, NOVEMBER MAGAZINES,
~ Dacgett,s "Braxton's Bar. Stylographic
and Mckinuon Pens, Automatic Pencils, Ia
Ear Patterns, Powder, Shot, skelis and Cart
ridges.
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Lost.

4 scarf pin made of gold painters
pallet. with Two brushes and five stones
of erneraIds and ubies The finder will
be rewarded by leaving il az this Office.
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a 1.-THE CAPITOL LODGING HOUSE
~ next TO the appeal" office. by the
day, week or month, with or without
fire. Mas. J. FORREST.
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Lost.

s:ripedshawl was left on chair in
the Opera House on Wednesday night
last, after the performance of the Magic
Doll. The finder will confer a favor by
leaving the shawl either at this office or
at the Circulating Library rooms.
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OUR TRADE MARK:

ADMISSION 81 90
Box Sheet now open. No extra
charge Tor reserved seats.
, 1883-12-29
A kentucky Jewel.

Mr. Carlisle is undoubtedly the best
equipped legislator in either House OF
Congre,s, and combined with his s1ceP-
tional knowledgs Of affairs. lie has re-
markshle skill and ability as dehater.
He always leads his side in every great
discussion, and ne neyer fails 10 make t's
best speech Oh the occasion. He Is slso
one Of the very few men IN public life
who are parlismentari4.s as veil as states
men. Generally the little men look after
the rules of order: and that Ia because
these rules are mainly studied for the
tricks in them Large men leave them
alone. Dir Carlisle had long practice as
presiding officer OF the Kentucky Senate,
ard he has studied the parliamentary law
Itself Perhaps as good All indication OF
Mr. Carlisle az public u!sn as can be
found aayg here can b. read Ill these
lines oF the closing paragraph OF a speech
u.sde hy h:m March |. ISL, IN reply TO
a chsracrcr.siic.liy brutal and baselsss At
tack by Mr keiier, Sir. Carlisle said:
Il have not made political speech, or
at leas; not partisan speech, On tie floor
OF this house during all nay service here
| have gwen my earnest attention ID what
honestly believed to be really the high
est interest # the general pablo; and II
I'll bec"mes the gentleman from ONO,
simply because aud my associates have
differed from gentlemen pn that side upon
a great pnbhc measure like this, to gay
that our motives are not as pure and pa
triOtic as theirs
The simple dignity Of this rebule and
It's tru,hfulness moved Mr.. Frye to rise
and say;
The gentleman from Kentucky is rec
ognized on this side as the jewel of the
Democratic party in this house, decla
ton that vas received with applause by
both sides.
, 1883-12-29
Willard Tell. Why he Re,iGHsd-

NV YoRk, Dec. l9-NIlisId was seen at
hi, residence by a reporter. to whom he SAID;
Tine inanagemen: Of the six large compan'
!es. control Of which have so far eTeroi ed,
was far too great load for ne. Il MSS I'M
possible TO give each Of the corporations
list executive care called for IN justice to
the interest Of their stockholders. | have
been greatly oyerworked for years past and
greatly in danger OF bodily breakdown
My physician has cautioned me, time AMI
time again, that if l did not relisee myself
speedily Of part Of the burden, miSa'
collapse at any time In obediepee, then,
to the interest Of the several corporations,
and Justice TO myself aud family, made up
mv mind long ago that as soon as my princl-
pal task WAS finished viz, completing the
Northern Pacific. was achieved would re-
tire from the management Of the COMPANIES.
Accordingly, some five weeks since, | re
qaested William EHdlcott, Jr-, to assume
the responsibility Of the Presidency Of the
Oregon and Trapscontinentai. He refused
for .ore time, but final and urgent app. al
to him last week resulted IN his acceptance
lie Is cne Of my Oldest and truest friends
and nv associate in all Oregon enterprise,
from their very organization, 50 | naturally
turned to him. The relations betSeen the
Northern Pacific and ITS allied coiporationa
are such that points Of issue between them
continually arise, IN deciding which have
heretofore been acting, 70 10 speak, on both
sides. OF course, need not say that this
was hardly a proper relation Tor me-
specific case has now arisen, which III itsef
rendere il impossible taat should continue
in the Oregon and TrsnscOntineItsl board.
II is the final s,ttlenent If the account be-
tween the Northern Pacific and the Oregon
AMI Transcontinental. covering the financial
transactions during the last three years
There are some claims OF one against the
Other, involving both right and equity, uPon
which ought not to pass IN dual capacity
The Bor!H says: This certainly might be
good add sufficient Gauss IN Ordinary cases
bu. what sort OF railroad president must
Willard be If he is Influenced by such consid-
crations a. tie last named.
The Su, alone of the morning papers con
demns the reckless street gossip about VII
lard, and says: We have known Willard Tor
a great many years, and shal! rsq"ire evi-
dence much more substantial ani eSneiu-
sive than wild allegation and violent rumoTs
Of Wall rect before We shall be willing TO
believe that he IL anything but a man OF
uprigh.ness ami fair dealing.
, 1883-12-29

4 Chinaman az junction City (on the
Yzllowstonej recently took to himself wife
IN the the person of All Indian 'quaw. whose
tribe was eucampcd on the other side CT the
river, The wedding ceremonies wee briei
and informal, the services Of = minister not
b-irg required. The Celestial Wa. 50 enan-
ored OF his dusky bride that he sent to st.
Paul and purchased for her an SIS silk dress
with the regulation train. The InGian IasId,
proud Of her stylish turn out, went across
the river 70 yiai. her relatives. The tribe
held council over the new dress, and after
a grave discus,icn il was decided to reduce
the train thereof, which was done by the
uss Of scalping knife, the dress being eut
off even with the bride'- knees. When she
returned 20 her lord and master he was so
iacensed at tie manner in which the dress
had been slaughtered that he kicked her out
and went OF on big drunk. At last &C.
counts he Wa. still on the war path and hIs
BRIDE had returned to her people.
, 1883-12-29

Bosrox. Dec. 10 ESpeoiall-Tae Trdnsrtp;
TINS morning. in commenting. uTca the retire
men. of Henry Willard, gives the followiHc
facts eoncerniog his speculations:
First-VillAris following was hiind ioi-
lowing His work WIS almost always IN tue
dark. and is sill in darkness
S.s,nd-Nr. SLlad's msIAseIneI, Nss
marked by eYlravagancs- Commissions paiu
for negotiation Of Northern Pacific loars' Ahd
for financial assistance. have aggregated ne
tween 81. c0O COO aud slc,oco.oS
Third-Ths COS. Of that portion ct the N"F-
them rscifc road built by Mr.. Willard has
basu about $1,000 per mile, and 1t vii cost
when completed above $50 go per miie. Tie
ksrs commissions u.on funds raised to
build this line amounted "a $1,000 per miie'
the c,.t per mile ot an ordinary western Sr
ksasas rSilruas
p,prtk-The amount ci capital IavA.vei
Nth ,h. Orecon and Tfansceh;inentd o'mpA
nv. rising $50. 90, 900, WAS too large iof tie
m,.S.r population of the states and territories
i, which IT was invested to realize the eAPee'.-
t;ans Of the iavestors-
tifth~Specul.tioni in the Oregon and ira'is-
continental company extended Beyond thf d'-
main Of the Northern Pacific AID Org N com
uanies, and was apparently ~ith"ntehd- ihs
is one reason why ali its assets and hAoi;i''e'
cannot now be made public.
WILLARD AccCsED or LACK OF JUnEENI
S:xth-Villard showed lack Of judgment r.
-,,3;,p the attractions Of new r,Esd Is a DeN
c,untry for investors. when he invited 'h7
world To wisress the ceremony Of iotntnG the
Nortbern Pacific rails. and the seiliDs VI S@cd-
rites by thu excursiouists assisted the down
ward movement IF his securities.
Sexenth-Villsrd r.islsd the public and ms
associates in regard 90 .he increase IN stock 81
tn. Oregon and Transc1nti3enta company,
,,h., II WAS raised from *. o O.GO0 % $40
oOo al0- We are not able to co1bnn the re-
mort that the Oregon and Trans>ant:nen'a,
compHny's Il fnatin. debt was found TO he neif-
IL S25 O1O 000 but we can confirm the rep'rt
which gained currency IN stock eirciaS IN h--
.,, lssr week. but was not be'ieNei. thst
new Indebtedness Of 81, ,Ooo, 600 has been Dis
covered tor the Oregon Improvement c'mpA-
nr. Here is a company with S7,ooO,o"J c'P'-
tai and shout 81, ,c0o, 900 funded debts, winch
re,sn;ly sold to Boston Investors Ss,o",""
worth of capital stock, making t1;ai irsae ct
s. .Ooc, 600 to cancel all its floating indeb'et-
n.s, 1t then ,aised its dividend t" per
ra,,. Within the last ten days new IN iebt'd-
ness of 81, Coz. .0a0 il discovered in the Oregon
Imnrovemtn, company, and end rsed IS senu-
inc. vet Willard says he never head oil II De-
fore.
, 1883-12-29
q Montana Captain Payne.

Henry kennerly, the Acknowledged
leader Of ;he party tha. is soon to invade
the reservation for the purpose Of locating
mineral and agricultural claims, lett Tor
hi. home on the Teton yesterday morn
ing. 4 Rirsr Press reporter met him
iusl as he Was aboG: 20 start, with his wa
:on well loaded down with provisions,
and naturally enough inquired If he was
bound for the reservation.
"Nc, 40, this trip, Vas the response.
al An laying in supply Of grub al home
now, but expect 10 return n week or
two and prepare for the trip below -
"Then you are going for certain
"Y5 can jast bet | am
"WnI there be many in the partyP
at look. as If there will believe a
party Of 800 could be organized in this
town for the purpose intended, aud i.
may reach that number, although 30 ef-
fort has oeea Iaa1e as get 10 organize the
party"
"Wha, do you expect to accpnplishi
'.We expect to locate IN land and
camp until il is opened to settlement,
or until We are f1rcihiy pat Cf. II tie
latter We will return jus, az coon as the
field IS clear There are thoasands,
nigh, say millions Of acres of good land
DOM thfre, but there are choice loca-
tious, Of course, and we expect to catch
Oh 10 them That is about all there is in
it. In my opinion the expedition vii be
success and those who join it, prepared
for siege, VII! never regret il "
Henry is in dead earnest" and if this
nice weather continnea VII be on his way
to the land Of promise before Christmas,
with, doubtless, Considerable following.
-Ejrer Pres.
, 1883-12-29
The Next Republican Ticket.

The next Republican ticket may be
Blaine and Logan. The S,us nominated
these distinguished statesmen some time
ago, and the action OF the Republican
National Committee few days since
shows that the mind Of a majority Of
members are perhap. not sverse TO the
S,tls. ticket And rha. an interesting
,ieke; j, is, this combination Of the sub
tie civilian ard the dssbing xxrrior Of
literature and illiteracy. Let Brother
Blaine lay down the pen, take on, Of tie
closet the White Plume and pin it and
his fortunes 10 Black Jack Logan needs
somebody to write letters for him, and
Brother Bl'ine writes altogether too
many for his own good
, 1883-12-29

We next stepped into A. J. Cross Jewc!ry Store.
bright little gem Of place well stocked with good
variety Of watches clDcks etc Mr. Cross informed
us that in his opinion there WAS no.better place IN
Washington Territory than WaIla Walll, and a Il
yrfiion of that remark cited the fact that he WIS
,lout I, SCI. ou; his eG;Ire stock and interest tayi;
mad. enough money 10 90 east 10 his home IN Fhii
1iubia and live the remainder of his days IN se'-
How long have you resided In Wal!a Nal!a quer-
a the rep0rt-r Three years, WAS the reply
nd have. YOU rlGle much money 'ts you si'''k
~ m that tme:'' That's what sald- have been
selling out :1r the past four weeks ana You s'e !
have vet $500 lett Oh tell You this Is the best
EtrI business town have ever had the pleasure !"
reside IN By this latter remark We knew hat he
b,n been 70 seattle As Jewelry was therea drh.' on
the market. I-isurely walking across the street We
,ra haili by gentleman, sho, dIvInlns our h'isi-
na-. asked US II We had yet pumped The pioneer 9i
WalIa WslA, Mr. Z. ]. Williams, proprietor OF the
Gem saloon whom be described as walking IN, yc,
In,si;, of Waila WaIia statistics We arkno~ieASei
M J.rIie.ion in that particular. but eNpressei le
Ir. 10 f-tr down upon HIM at once. said he th.fS
he \ sighting our man IN the distance We ct,lrd
up all our reserve force TO aid US III sa'h.i'' LII"
, 1883-12-29
l. VI. JESSE & 60.

Fruit ;anripg establishment, tie first o; the
kind that has ever been operated IN TINS
Iccality Is now a demonstrated fact d. VI
lessee & Co. have for several years believed
that truit canning establishment would
prove a lucrative investment at Nalla Wai.a
ard to that end lined efforts for the purpose
of carrying ont their well -matured plan
They commenced in the spring 70 lsy the
foundations CT what row PorterdS 20 be-
come profitable undertaking.
MIR ,Jtssee is one Of the Argonauts OF the
Territory, having resided here some twenty
years.
The present stock of the company Is SlS.-
600. and the establishment is runDlng to It's
full capacity with orders coming IN all the
time. 5000 cases are now packed and ready
for shipment. THIS iniustryIs Is worthy q all
the home patronage of this section OF coun-
try, and should be encouraged on every
hsrd.
, 1883-12-29
HILLS & WIT

This establishment has existed II years
Up to date and up 70 brief period a-o, va
owned and operated by c. I. Thompson,
when he, having anassed suff-iency OF
this worlds goods In dollars aud cents a the
phrase goes, thoaght he would retire, and Z
that end disposed Of his interest 70 the gen
rhernen who control IL Messrs Mills K Witt
Since the aDOve named gentlemen have Ia
ken charge. they have spared no pains or eN-
pense TO increase the already growing trzde.
They are perfecting arrangements 20 get ex-
elusive control Of many leading lines OF goods
from eastern factories direct, and that their
efforts will be successful in this direction Is
, 1883-12-29

lie vel known and popular dealer II -igsrs sEi ~
rions. has On hand general stock Cf hoiiay gods
yIcL. Il Offers a; tie loves: possible rEio Cr cash
Mr. Bauer i. an oil pioner CT % years, hayin: VIZ
81 WaIIa WaIla before thars WAS ~ L0uSs- II tie
ulaca WL-r asks! r-l4tIva n his oIlnIrn cgncern-
ing her future he e-cls.E-i with warmth t.tt '-E4
xs. destinr-i % become the Chiaa-1 Cf TIE wet
..Whv. SAID hs, Il obssr-e her gT1w every day-
Just as mother sses hsr child and TIL yeu ;Ileni
ut rte rire !. Mt ..r di-t1nt vtfn shall have
a loom here equal 70 any that h.- tak'n place any
5vfre N Ills teTT:fo-v. Thi, u.0Pisrlc uterine
slu,5s- Influenced rs B. order transfer q Hl.ion
or - Of 5lr credit 20 Hycv Co, Bankers, prrT--s
,lry 10 trv iay VI Quarter -er;l L II iie principal
str-,s in In town III SO of sir. Bauer Al pres
ut rzpren,- n the rlc.Ity oi sl5o9. his sa!s t1-
III resent wear will foot up Sl2O0I, WHICH showing
Is equal "a an- husiD.ss dors N III cry On tie lIe
AMOUNT invested We next VISITED thr EsN kngHn
frm. fr1leriy C. 7. Thcnp-Oa. ruS n-,sn Es tn
.rrn u
, 1883-12-29
so say We AL Of ts-'

The Eee. man found bis loug-leggsd con
temnorary down astride Of the dock ro,d
r,iling this morning. mournsuily soiiieqail-
ing about thusly: Nothing IN police court
-no.hipe in court keuse-nothins at han-
.on's-no,hipg at the doek-nothina 10 .n'
,bop.-no fgh:,-no ~edding-no no'n,Ds
&c, Pm, there's ons lone unprotected
,,urcb social tonight and Ill take It o0t 90 =,
,h.t,, Then the Iyears man said " Amen
-Taooma fecs.
, 1883-12-29
THE CHURCHES.

The average attendance at the different
churches shows fair degree of respect
for things sacred At the Episcopal church.
average ATTENDANCE Sundays l25: Baptist
church. 20: Congregational church. 100:
Cumberland Presbyterian. ieoi Methodist
Episcopal, lG9; United Brethren. -; Pres
o, terisu, I20: Second Day AdventIsts, so
Catholic, $50; German church. So.
, 1883-12-29
THOMAS QrINS, Esq

Here We found saddle, briiies and all manner Of
horses ne SUITS scattered around in endless pTofn-
soa Here indeed might Gray horse sigh for a
,limpse of such elegant horse outfits The firm OF
Thomas Quinn has been existence since iSCl- The
stock On hand a. the present time amounts 10 So
o0t and s,Isprl-ing As II may he sales OF tins
wear III seed 500 e10 which is good any OF
the past fv. years. Mr.. Quinns business Is princi
utlly with TIN. country. and IN which he expresses
great confidence, believing The coming year "ii see
a rs.ter business activity than any that ils prece!
al
, 1883-12-29
p WILLIAMS.

ur Williams very kindly allowed Us TO probe nm
,,t or Questioning bureau when We informed hiih
,,. tho now, WAS for publication in the STsTEsN.N
# which be is libeEai,pstron Our nIs' Ailnilini
,,, .xpanasi in an inquiry Is 70 whether "hiS-
.r,i.h, or mixed drinks were the most preiera
~. o.. the bar Of the Gem The answer was ,, Una
ssirSlght found tire most patrons -. r.,
I violates which reply eiciiti the 'aai ~, '..t
y n n.,,,..r,ts were IN the asceniant- no" thu'i.
a. ,-o,, consume Of the ardent IN ohr year i"~
-, bcyv much DO / sell well. Hes. u4it = =. .
fst,.r wsy Of putting the que'iiuh, ,, - -
- :. r. a, lonn amounts th ltrge QuShtlS :
r., ,r,ula care 10 tell, get my share oi The
mo. I. - ,ssura vou Has trade be-n S"oi tt'
VERY euoi; never better shcT 80 Sa'i. IN,
;,s.ssion nj hi. saloon, which was IN ~ -
lSes's IN resident here Gr- W;lam> =,
are AZ. -, " Isft come here from Chicago ir.-
- b,,s,nqss OF packer for eight years thoI5H-
~ .ri,,ri.s Of v ashington, Montana AM iIt ~
10 For several years after my si'l'H. - R,,
,,,y frnm For. Walla Nalla 10 ho''.t
pa 81 rIt; Az, wards throughout tlir HlErfTn'
ISh Cu'ut ,I ! Vas made post trader al Nala
,s- "a abicn pnstiOn held tii 'hS lHi1 VI ~
- IN devoted my entire time 10 te
~, have evidently accumuI't'zt -,
bsre of filthy ucre IN the pr. So w III - I'm.
-, .-rai.bt whisky?' u VIII ts!! SIu H.
ins oi W1Iiisu,s." putting his mouth over 'is
ll'lH r. raT.nrtsr AT you promise not 10
-" We pledged our we tleah 'i.S ss,-.j -
- Mr. Parker that II -honhi te As.' ,r,I.c,y
Inhu.; - I5 h4-n told 10 Miss susan p -Ah'i9os .s
thug' " I'm the wealthisst MANN tLe county
,;.b ms remark. We Inquirri ID Hi-At way
AZ Ia bs an the father oi iouf ..i,;b
n - a-a each worth a million 80 ,.4s5-l
tirS ,.,-,ar. We remarked, ~ We "Ji-.r - =
prIcei iIE J.. able 10 purchase TIE naa h..'
If We M''i' 80 nil. Think, We never smile
come, ltl> "a ,.sSanr. Of weli-.osi-tzy, We =
eNl'F' :" -. ,'ise.i distance between US ai- '--
P4';1t : ereii:ed with killing men '00-
, 1883-12-29
NAMES OF PASTORS,

II. F church south. Rev. y. Z. NctarianI
With a full know ledge OF the incomplete
ness of this oar hasty gathered Iahsr, We
submit il Tor the perusal Of the numerous
readers e the STtTFSNAN- With Merry
ChIistuas to all
, 1883-12-29
O. r. & N. co.

.,ssFYGER TRAIN iesve- Walla Walla
al POINTS west at $40 A. NJ every
81 -[GER trains leave Albina, oppo-
-. Portland, a, 100 4: N. DAILY Except
f.,.. @ ,--.viag at Walla Naiia al 9:S5 P.
, 1883-12-29
PROMINENT BUILDINGS.

County Court House, Kennedy Block,
Paine Bros Building, CsthO:ic Cathedral.
Catholic School. Presby yterian Churcn, Whit
man College, Days BGildiug. Sehwah'eher
Block, Dusenbery's Block. CITY Hall Build
my, Lacy ( Whitman Block. hnspp.
Burren s Co., Episcopal church
, 1883-12-29
WALES OF MARRIAGE

's'''e ~ ;..,,'iA..'1s- ressal,,g real pv.,.
= r7o,p; . . 4r'i4se. s.n, secaTriv -.sshs .ssiss
Ny. OaRi, 28l Pax lr. : RsnalP RslapPs:
, 1883-12-29
RICHARD KEELING,

Who keeps the Palace Saloon. SO without
prc!ong;ng the conversation, We son pre-
sen.ed ouselves a committee of Cue from the
STATESMAN to ascertain what Dick knew
scout things in general Tie evidence con
fronted US as we opened the door that
Richard was himself agsin, aui t1a. he
had kept saloon for y years IN Halla Nalia,
as he said himself, and We were net pre-
pared to dispute it, Richards stock ANA
fixtures viii probably cover the biggest end
Of SIC, 900. He imports ali his liquors whlc"
are of the best brands obtainablc, havIf &
now an invoice on the way from the east, at
cost of $1,000. Dick Keeling Is dong a
good business, agd is thoroughly satisfied
with the prospects OF the future
, 1883-12-29

city. although no, As good as last wear.
within 80 per cent. Mr.. Burgess has excel
lea. billiard tables and keeps the best brands
OF LIQUORS 70 be found sny~ here IN town
Tgg ASSESSOR
The amount Of asssssahle property, eiiy sn'i
county. viii not be smiss as An adends to this
hastily improyised report According to tee
assessment roll the total Of all p-"perty. city
: --.-.... ~ - ,-n',,s tn, S:nh .ssl4
, 1883-12-29

has done q good business. 1t IS p1tronizsd
by business men and merchants. because
there is 10 be found the best brands OF lq-
uors and cigars. The appointments are ex-
cellent and costly and viii aggregate sl0
Goo
, 1883-12-29
CrLLES AND PHILIPS

Give the aost faroralle reports Of the.buis-
ness of the past g., waich -, with them,
eala! to that OF any previoas ys2r. During
,ba sunfre. Nr. Cu,.el bought out the old
ests,,,isbei h-riware business Of T. p. Fi'z-
GERALD. AID Aft.rwards t.ok IN with n:in as
5,,tner Mr.. Philips. a gentleman we'll
knowu "a this oogntry. The frm carry
Si5 tsga Worth of stock. consisting Of hard
ware. ir,n, ste.l, al kinds Of carp, n.ers,
bl,sk=mI.h and Agricultural tools, and barb
ed wire. Tie firn are daily extending their
iuri.di;,;on and expect that the next season
vii be eg1ai = any
, 1883-12-29
connections.

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