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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
"FLY BILL"
He Makes an Old Farmer Believe He
fs HIS Son, and Then R0bs Him and
Skfps for Parts Unknown.

skfps for Parts Unknown.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Elmeg Snyder
is wealthy farmer of Glen City, Golum-
bia county. He is a widower and lives
alone with his servants in fine house
close by the highway. He is a prominent
figure in political and social cir.
cles, and is deacon in the
Methodist church there. About five
years ago his wife died. The cause OF her
death was attributed to the absence of her
only child, boy, who ran away from
home about fifteen years ago. Two weeks
sgo young man presented himself TO the
farmer as the long-lost son. Simultane:
ously ugly rumors began to spread with re-
gard to his past life in Chicago and other
cities in the west.
got about that the young man was i'm
posing ON the farmer, but he grew in the
old mans favor. On last Wednesday
handsome, elegantly dressed woman, un-
accompanied, drove up to the village inn
and secured accommodations for few
days, saying she was from Philadel-
pbia and desired a quiet room. While
walking on the street she met the lately re-
turned farmers son. They suddenly be-
came intimate. Until Thursday night he
was constantly in her society. He intro
duced her to few young ladies as Mrs.
Dickerson, of Philadelphia, and said she
was the wife of o friend OF his. On Friday
morning the servants in the Snyder honse-
hold were
SURPRISED at the Non.Appearanee
of Mr.. Snyder at breakfast and as he was
an early riser the fact caused much COM
ment. After waiting until ten o'clock
they determined to call him. Going TO his
room they found the door locked. Bursting
open the door they found the old man ly-
ing at full length upon the floor bound and
gagged. The ropes that bound him were
wrapped around his arms and legs with
double twist, while the gag was tightly
wedged in his mouth. Cutting the cords
and lifting him to his feet, they admins
tered restoratives. When he had sutfi-
GENTLY recovered, Snyder said the young
man was not his son, and that he had
been
Cruelty Deceived and Robbed.
He said that during the night he had
been roughly awakened by a gag being
forced into his mouth. The light in his
room was then turned up, and he recog.
nized his supposed son and the stylish
lady who had stopped at the tavern. They
quietly went to work, took the key OF the
safe out OF Snyder's pocket and robbed the
safe of its contents. The man is supposed
to be notorious confidence swindler OF
Chicago, known as ely Bill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
Ohio River Railroad

PAHEERspvRe. June 25.-The Ohio River
Railroad Company decided upon the route
through Parkersburg. 1t will come down
the river bank TO Second street, approach:
ing this point is an elevation OF
twenty feet, thence down Ann street TO
the ksnawha river, where it will cross
thst stresm. 1t IS reported that the City
Council will grant the right OF way tomor
row night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
NllIiOus Lest.

NEw ORLEANS, June s5-The planters
cot,orseed oil works in Algiers was struck
by lightning during s thunderstorm this
evening and entirely destroyed. This was
The largest cottorseed o,l mill iR existence.
TIE loss is roughly estinsted at million
of collars. including the building; Stock
and machinery, and is said to be fully IN
~, rod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
R,rr,rC,rrr MrcH Ian. 81

GENT sxEx-Hav;ng been afflicted for
number OF years with indigestion snd
general debility, By the advice Of nv
doctor used Hop Bitters and must ssr
they have afforded me sluost instant re.
lief. am glad 10 b. able to testify in
their behalf, THoNAs 6. Knox.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
Storm an steubenville.

Special Dispatch TO tke Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, June Pa severe storm
passed over the city about four o'clock to-.
day. The residence of Daniel Calvin, cor
ner of Seventh and North streets, and
O'Neals carpenter shop on Sixth street
were struck BY lightning and considerably
damaged. Nobody was injured.
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viii GtkhSTO-<lay.
,h, rIo,.d v,,b ,hc n,rc.s MAJ.

CosSEnsvIrE, June 25.-Miss Minnie
Vanansda!e. the beautiful and accomplish.
ed daughter OF Andrew Nanansdale, one Of
the wealthet farmers In this vicinity. yes
terday eloped with the hired man, Is;sr
Scott. a coarse, igporant fellow, 50 years of
age. who has been working on the farm.
Tie couple were arrested at Cambridge
CITY. but on the girl preferring 10 remain
with her strange choice, both were released
and continued their journey. u IN sup
posed they got marrieda at Richmond. Sr,tt
has nothing 10 support the girl upon eE'
ccpt wages Of the toughest labor.
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IninrinR Trade

PANAMA. June 25.-Quarantiue reguls-
tions enforced at New Orleans against YES
sells from AsPinwall are effectually killing
trade between the two places, which was
rapid and assuming large and promising
proportions.
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Fatal asarrel Bs,~ess KssssaIs.

HARRoDsBuR.., NY, June 2.-In . din
Guilty between Tom Hines, house boy.
and Tilhs McCann, Q cook, servants OF J.
B. Thorn pson. Hines shot MoCsnn through
the head. She will die. II wn M old
feud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
Fatal Fire a, N,Ifor, H,s.

t.r,+,-.,yIt, Mass, June 25.-Fouf frame
s,4 pslss located at the corner of Eastman
!,.. ROM !!hd s'-es's burned down last nip5t
t..,' tr' ttIs"u Captain William p BgTEs;s
EE ~! "e' taken from burning dwell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
ISAAC H. DUvALL
Appointed Collector of the C0nsol-
idated Districts.
President Arthur's Rule Of Giving All a
Show" Not Applied in West
Virginia.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 25.-General
COTS labors have been in vain, and Mr..
Pierpoint steps down and out. The two
Internal Revenue districts OF West Eir-
ginia have been consolidated under the name
of the First district, with Isaac II. Duvall
as collector. This is not in accordance
with President Arthur's rule as mentioned
in my dispatch last night, and there will
will, no doubt, be some kicking in the
camp, as it was fully expected by Pierpoint
and his friends that he would se retained
as the collector of the consolidated districts
Of West Virginia according to said rule.
Rnt the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26

ClscIsssrI, June 25.-Miss Jeshe Buck
ner the handsome young woman who
figured 40 oonspicuously In the Thompson.
Davis tragedy, at Harrodsburg. several
weeks ago, Is in the city. She leaves for
Europe In few days, and will stay until
the Unfortunate homicide has been for.
gotten.
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Look out for Your Ears, Alexander

New YORK, June 25.-John II Alexander,
colorsd, an applicant for admission to the
West Point Academy, passed an excellent
examination and was admitted
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NE WOKE w.
a v>.sbf.I R>asaaAaSsss NSAAssty
A.skss Rrsa HI 1SsabsSA Sta0-

A x~sshssI Ssosaahassss SsAAss.y
Asskss Hrs0 ~ 1ssestsA sssS
keSs.
PrrrsrrasR. June G.-An eleven year
old boy named Joseph Aeyicksf met With
Q serions accident early this momink IN
dsr the moss psouIiss oireamstancee.
Mcyieksr 10 Q bfigha lad and iivss With
his parents 90 Liberty, neas seven.
tesnth strost living - clos % The fsal'
road. has nsds The Lad s1Adg the en-
eiues until be q fnoiliaf viii syery loco
motive that ruDs ITO The yssdA u seems
that the boy was siesplng n tosm thss
fronts on Liberty street a7d oyeriooks The
nnnsyi1snis ssiroad ysrds, ssd sbeut
four O'Clock tiais morning he got ~ out Of
bed, aad vsnt 70 the window snd stop
ped there, lookisg over into the
railroad yards; he vss ssill ssiesp.
About four o'elsek the mothes
WIS awakened By hearing. . hnd. and look
isy out the window sav bsr boy lying 90
uhe ground below, distance Of thirty fsst
vLsre be hsd fallen. The mother ran and
carried the lad into the house and Df. D1n.
csn wa. summoned, Who rpon exsniDs.
,ion found the led wss very badly injured
iutsrnally. II II not known whstbsr tbs
boy fell out the window or walked out In
his kfep,
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1An likely TO R,,,d. An Ch,c,ro.

tsnb.on ~ 3ns 25.-Edwin Hanlan, the
hb, EN- smsn, declares his intention
i't,.s. ~ ,s. 'es dent of this city. He ex-
Ssr :. l. OF beating all records this
AZ ,fer sop rowing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26

A.LA.Ta. Ga. J1Ie pa spee,si 81
ra,cE 20 the Consrtt.iior from E"-S
says that . cyclone passed over 'n'h 80
Sunday evening. tiIli1g Byron bsb
oredl snG flowing eosn sir bS.'dsSh Va
c'LGirs lL.te eiI:cLes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
WINTERS BLASTS
Strike Chicago Yesterday and Over
coats and Fires Prove 10 be Very Com
Portable.

CHICAGO, June 25-A rather extraordi-
nary spell of weather was experienced here
to oday, beginning with a cold wave about
midnight last night, and lasting till dark
this evening The mean temperature be-
ing about so degrees above. Fires were
built in many Offices and private houses.
Winter underwear and top coats are in de-
mnni.
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An Alleged Csosia Of D0kes % Shsst.
Hass % Aeqaitss1.

L.TzoHE, Pa, Joue 2.-A cousin OF tbs
dead Dukes told Q correspondent yesterday
that in case young Mutt WA acquitted hs
Monh be shot.
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Rule Didn't Work

in the case Of West Virginia. Just how
the matter was patched up your cores
pondent failed to catch on" but it has
been fixed and the Ex-Governor and his
friends will no doubt raise war.whoop in
the camp that will paralyzs the peaceful
rest OF the harmonious slumberers. There
are exceptions to all rules, but just why
the exception should be made in the case
of your State cannot be learned. II Gof
was here in the interest of Pierpoint as
have every reason to believe that he was,
his efforts hare been hopelessly and fruit
laSslN in vain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
An Amateur sIuxgipr Match.

Andrew Henry and Thomas Donegsn,
each about twenty.three years Of age. who
have been known for several months as
the leaders OF two hostile bodies OF young
men in Jersey City. engaged in q fight yes.
terday in the yard OF Broeck's c0opetage in
the presence OF about five hundred specta-
tors. The leaders took this means Of set.
ting the difficulties between their respec.
tive crowds. The ring was improvised aud
after stripping the pugilists entered it,.
Henry had the best OF II from the outstart
and during seven bloody rounds he
thuntptd his antagonist all over the ring.
The police finally inteTiered and arrested
both 0. the principals.
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GSeas Distress.

QrrsEc, Jrne 25.-Great d!strsss L. re-
ported AMONG the fishing families s!osk
the Labrador coast, owing 70 the detention
OF The spring supplies BY the Jam o. gut
ice along their shores. II IL feared thst
sone deaths from starvation have sirss6y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26
DID THEY FIGHT?
Csnnieting Statessssss 1sOardiaG shs
Duel BetN cen the RtehmOOA EditOFa.

Csnnietins Siatesssss RsoarAisG tSs
Duel BetWeen the Rtehmo0A Editors.
WASHINGTON, June 2J. lit 10 authoritiye-
ly reported here that Editor Elan, OF the
Richmond. w., Whig, Was killed this
morning by Editor Beirne, Of the Rich.
mond, Va, State, in Q duel fought near
Richmond, Va.
RICHMOND. Va, June 23.-Capt. 1hse
MoCarty, and VIM. l.. Royal, friends OF
Beirne and Col. A. W. Jones and J. W.
Minetree, friends OF Elan. had q long con.
ference TO. day. the result OF which II not
known, but Il Is believed that arrangements
for the meeting are nearly completed. II
is positively asserted that Elam has been
in Richmond since Saturday and left to.
night, probably en- route for the new place
OF meeting. McCarty and Roysi were Se1
on the streets today, and this has given
rise TO The impression when the fight comes
of Beirne will be seconded by other gentle
men.
viii Gikht To-day.
RiCHvOSD, Va, June 2j.-lt is now pret-
ty certain the duel will take place TO NOR.
row ont Of the State. Dr. Hugh N. Taylor.
who attend Elan in his affair with Col.
Thos Smith. two years ngo, and DR.. Lewis
Wheat. are Elam's physicians, aud Dr. Lam
don B. Edwards, is Beirnes physician.
All are out OF town.
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Prnnnsitinn Nas Made

by the attorney of the United'Company to
psy Manly, Cooper & Co. $500 to with,
draw the bid, or offer a shutter that would
be condemned. The witness at once replied
il would be entering into conspiracy
against the government, ard the Manly
Cooper Company could not for an instant
entertain ii. -,
Upon cross.examination witness. said:
We were willing TO sub-let, but under no
circumstances would we withdraw our bid.
Damon assured us they coCld do the work
TO Hills satisfaction, but we could not
under any circumstances, and we began to
think such was the case, and were willing
IN snb-lpt
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BfO0ued.

Is,or June gi-seventy psrsous were
a,oynsd iu iLe Gyods IL S:.sis.
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Architect Hill.

The Hill investigation was resumed this
morning.
S.P. Manly, President OF the Manly;
Cooper Company, OF Philadelphia, testified
in relation to the offer of bribery alleged
to have been made by George l.. Damon,
of the United States Fire Proof Shutter
Company Of Boston. His testomy was in
effect that be first saw Damon in HITS
office, who told him he was very sorry he
had not seen him earlier as he should GER
tainly have induced him not to make 6id.
Hill then requested the witness TO with
draw, which he did. leaving Damon alone
with Hill. Subsequently
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WASHINGTON.
The Standard silver DolIar-The Hill
InyesIigation Resumed.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The issue OF
standard silver dollars from the Mints for
the week ending June % was S2l1,T5'; Tor
the CORE spending period OF last year
S2O5 i!g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-26

gets here every morning about Ten CLOCK
and has the largest circulation OF any
paper which comes here. Ii vii! increase
in popularity as the crowd increases, tor'
as prominent citizen informed me te DAY:
the people here admire the enterprise OF
TIA PrGfSrFR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
Card Of Thanks.

At a meeting of the Veterans OF
the Mexican War, held May Goth,
1888, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
That are hereby rendered our
warmest thanks to Comrades David
Scanned, Chief Epgin eer of the
Fire Department of San Francisco.
Comrade r. w. Frelon, of San
Francisco, Comrade r. p. Ham
mond of San Francisco, for the
bounteous supply of flowers fur
nished as on Memorial Day. Also
to Mrs. Governor Adams, Mrs.
Frank Bell and Mrs. r. W. Bollen'
for their kind remembrance in fur
nishing flowers. And to Lizzie
Crawford, Mrs. Sharp, Miss Sharp
Miss Nellie Clarke aud Miss Grey
Beachy for making the flowers into
bouquets. BY order
A. D. TREADwAY.
Z. 3. ZABR1sK1E, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
IN BRIEF.

E. B. Rail is back from San
Francisco.
Mrs. j. NJ. Benton furnished the
flowers for Hank Monks grave.
Shaw has just but a brand new
coach on his Hot Springs line.
Gen. Clarke is in Paradise VAL
ley, attending to water suit.
Jasper Bacbcock is again in Car
son ard will act as the Nevada
agent for J. w. Cbesley, of Sacra-
mento.
RUDE Saxton has taken tie con-
tract to put three million feet of
logs into the lake for Yerington,
Bliss & Co.. This wood will all 90
to the Comstock mines.
Keyser & EIrod's advertisement
Of the Carson and Glenbrook stage
line appears in this mornings pa
per. They wi. put a new line on
the Clear Greek road June 9TH, and
run it for the season with fast
horses and new coaches.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
TN 4 RACES.


A Large Attendance at the Track
and Good Heats.
There was large gathering al
the race track on Wednesday and
the races, betting and all were up
to the regular standard of excite
ment.
Messrs. w. s. Byrne, w. D. G.
Gibson and E. }. Parkinson acted
as judges.
Morgan, Scion, Tom and Carson
were entered for the trotting race
and E. Winnie neatly upset the
calculations of the sports by dis
tancing the fie d in the first heat,
although he sold for but 81 so
in the pools against $40 for the
favorite.
Bundle and-Go beat Dandy and
Lady Miller in the half-mile dash.
In the trotting and pacing race
Judge Edwards horse, Knox, be-
came manageable and collided
with buggy, throwing Frank Dodd
the driver under the wheels. He
escaped unhurt. The buggy was
demolished. In this race the
judges concluded that Pilot was
not driven by q man who took
much interest in his success and
ordered a change. Ben Winnie
took the reins and brought the
horse in ahead. Every body had a
good time and the heats were well
contested and the buyers of small
pools left the grounds richer and
wiser men. The races haye raised
an interest in the sport which will
crop out bigger on July 4th. Mr..
managed The programme
IN good style and promises more
races soon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
NJ esican Veterans.

The following are the names OF
the Mexican Veterans who turned
out on Memorial Day A. D.
Treadway, 9Th Illinois Infantry; r.
W. Bollen, 4th Missouri Cavalry ;
J. w. Hall, 1st Texas Cavalry ;
Henry Junkins, ID U S. Dragons;
George Brad ey, sloop Of war Dale.
q. S. n: VIM. Cradlebaugh, Cd
Ohio Infantry; James Hamilton,
LIST Louisiana Infantry /; E. B. Ia
briskie, 4th Illinois Infantry !;
William Garrard, 10th q. S. In
fantry.
The following are the Mexican
Veterans buried in the cemetery
Comrades Patterson, Mara, Full
ton, Haynes, Lehigh.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
STOCKS.

Ophir. 4, %; Mexican, 81, 81; Gcui
l. Curry. ~, 4 10; Best & Belcher, 5!
California. Soc. 45c; Savage, 2 81, : q:
Con. Virginia. Sc, 9oc bio; Chrllar, 3 81
:: Potosi. Il, s.; Hale Il Norcress. q
80; Imperial. 1Oc;. Alpha. 81; Conf
dence. b; Sierra Nevada. 8; Utah, 81
} 40; Bullion. 20. II; Exchequer, Coo
7EsrnIne Board
Gs0 Ophir, 3 80, 3 IS, 5 80
l6j Mexican. 81, 5s
400 Gould l. Curry, IN. 4 O., 4
655 Best l. B-Ichcr, 81. So
80 Cali!or.Iia. 4jc
1850 Savage. 2 %, 2 s.. 3
1925 Con Virginia, SIC. SIC, 99c
4S5 Chollar, 4 G5, 10
800 Potosi, S.
955 Hale 4 N"rcross. 8. 81, 8
l60 Crown Point, 80
1856 Yellow jacket. i S., i so
1870 Imperial, Zoe, DC
l40 Alpha. 81, 8 10
$50 Belchsr. II, ] 6a
l35 Confidence. 3, 3}. 81
765 Sierra Nevada, II, 5s,7
% Utah. g
go Bullion, II. 20
GOO Excheduer. soc
600 Overman. &c. zoe
1920 Uaion. s. Il, y, II h, 8
25a Alta, 9Jc
30 Julia, Zoe
lao Caledonia. 20c
$50 ADDE'S. ] IL. o.
10 Occidental, u
$50 Benton, 2ou
zoe Tr. j IN. 25c
l040 Scorpion, Csc, ODE, 25c
81 Eur ka Com, 81
Is Northern Belle, 81
2SD Argenta. h5c
100 Nava3o. l 30
$50 Grand Sr'z-. 35c
IGO Bodi-, o.
go Martin White, 30c
400 lip.np 25c
% Silver King, o.
SAN Francisco. May sl-2P.M.
Unions b, So a, So, II g, rs 7is,7s
Sierra Nevada 81 b,7ia, Il ,7ss,7s
Mezissn-5s b. IS a, sas, 81 b, 5ss a,
5b. Il a, Is
b; COS
Con. Virginia-S5c b. 9)c
California 45c h, soc a. 45c
Best & B.lcher-5s b, 81 b, 81 a, 81 =, s.
b, 81 s
Gould & Carry-4,, 10 a, 3 95 b. c,
As, 4 b, 1 a
savage-3 b. ) 05 b. 8 10 a, 3 G5 a, 2 s.
b, Ia. 2 9js
Hale & Norcross-Si b, s. q, ST $, 81,
Sc, S b. Sass
Chollar-4 l5 ., o. 6, 4 9, 4 b. o5
Pososi S. b, 81 a, SIS
Alta-Snc b
Crown Point 91a
Yellow Jacket sos
)verman-7Gc b
Andes-l b
}odie = b
J.ah-3as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01

AAS u N0A Wv 4SANSASN ohOSA(A
song and the audiece sang g" Old
Coronation" The roll of honor
was called by Comrade Baitine.
The only name added since the last
roll was called was Victor A. Null
Ter. The Benediction was then pro-
nonnced by Rev. Fairbairn, and
Conrade Witherell read the order
detailing the names of each solder
who was to decorate a grave. They
were as follows
NJ. n. Haynie, Comrade Ford !;
Harrison Shrieves. Comrade Ken.
nedy John Kelly, Comrade 0, Hare;
John NJ. Tilton, Comrade Burlir-
game; Samuel A. Gidney, Com
rade Mosely Alfred Cross, Com
rade Boyer Frank Young,
Chris Kitzmeyer, Comrade Bartine;
Henry Woodruff, Conrade Breed ;
Henry r. Mighels, Comrade Mash;
George + Hayward, Comrade Hark;
John A. Batterman, Comrade Rob
inson ; }. J. Billings, Comrade
Thaxter e. W. Hiilyer, Comrade
Connolly /; Victor A. Muller,
Meyers.
The ceremony occupied about
half an hour aud the soldiers and
citizens marched back to the city
and broke ranks at the corner Of
the Capitol square.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
SO Cents Per Week

Na- All classes of legitimate advertisements
not exceeding six lines inserted in this col,u,u
for 80 Gents per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
Lost.

Between the Mint and Ormsby House
Onyx Locket, containing the picture
of a little girl, The finder will confer Q
great favor by returning 1t to the under.
signed, orleaving it with Major Garrard
at the Governors Office.
my LUCY STONE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
For Rent.

A furnished house of five rooms. con.
venient for q small family, in rear of
Arlington House, on Curry street.
jel-lws MRS. NJ. A. HUNT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
Lost.

On Monday last, on the Hot Springs
road, a buggy robe. The finder will De
rewarded 10y leaving the same at
SWeeney's saloon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
Afternoon Beard.

Afternoon H08TU
AGO Savage. 3. 3 05. 5 10, 5 Is. 3 10
2989 Con. Virginia, Sc, 8 &c, CSC, SIC, S0<
995 Chollsr. 4 10, 4 Is, 4 20
$50 Pntosi, l s., 80, 80, l s.
1880 Hale Il Norcre-s, 81, 8, 81, 81, IS
965 Ophir, 3 So, $50, 4
1890 Mexican. 4 90, i s., 4 50, 4 %
535 Gould & Curry, 3 81, ) 95,
$50 Best Il Belchrr. 81, So. 8!
1850 Ca ifornis, 49c
100 Belcher. So
7S5 Yellow Jacket, 4 81. 4 IS, 4 SO. AZ
22D5 Sierra Nevada, &c, g. 81. sc, 6s
800 Utah, g. go, 81, p. 265
1870 Union, Il, "a, Is, q. Il
l55 Crown POINT, IS, 50
200 Caledonia, 2Oc
10 Kentuck, q
$50 Imperial, SC
$40 Exchsquer, Soc
100 Confidence, 40
$50 Overman. soc
30 Justice. Zoe
40 Alta, SIC, Soc
300 Julia. 20c
, 500 Andes, G5. l.
400 Challenge, 6Oc, 55c
1850 Scorpion. 9Jc, S5c, 81:
$50 Benton, 15c, 2Oc
5000 Trojan, 25c
100 Belmont, Soc
100 Eureka, 81
800 Grand Triz-, 45c
29jO Argents, 6Dc
$50 Naval l 80, IS
500 Elk, 25c
100 Albion, 40c
800 Northern Belle Isle, 2jc
go Bodie, 10
800 Martin White, Soc
1000 Tipsop, 35c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
Shaving. Etc.

For good artistic shave, for hot or
cold baths, or for scientific hair dressing
go to Cunha's at MulIer's old stand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
Wanted ,

A Young nurse girl to take care Of
children in a private family. Inquire at
Sweeney's saloon. myl7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-01
Lost.

On Sunday, May 20, O black onyx
breastpin, with white medallion head.
set in pearls. Please leave At this once
and receive reward. my12