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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
'TEi.EGRArHlC
Picked Chi,,alnen.
PEiLApELSBiA,. Sept. 22.


The Press says sditoria.iy: The
,ickening discoveries in the Chinese
quarter At Sen Francisco suggest this
rejection: Tc whn. exten: s-c we
JUSTIFIED =: endangering the health Of
cu, cities il sn absurd endcaror T.
respect the suy-rs.itiors Of che heath
ems; No. q civilized eocu..y on earth
H'onld permit such ho.s:t.e, diya.-
ing business ~ the aolessie boiling
down of dead bodies To bc carried on
in filthy cellars il, the heart Of pop
ulcus city. Set the fac-s !.r,n.h. to
l,gk: sG.s Se,l: show this is regular
busirers IL San Francisco, and that
the remains Of dead picairG Ci.,.a.uen
are shipped h,,hsr sad thither on il
roads in common te. chests, ptt,.riy re.
gsr!Iess of the cc"s-4ue' ces Of pubic
health. while Chinan.em axe pernut,-d
" carry OH revolving PRACTICES under
the very 49,, ~ ,..t city authorities
1t is about time sl;s tender reg; ri for
so called rrliy:.as he!Iet ended. The
MormoIs isll us that poIysaMy is q
part Of their religious belief. Sc We
have calmly tolerated it, and when tn:
horrible stencil from boiling kva!Sh
b dies arises fro.u 6 sli,pv cellar, the
Chinese Companies thrraJsn the city
With suit for damages for interfering
With religious Customs IL our rpin-
ion /. IS about time he werid realized
that this Is Christian country, and
that ,hose who live in it must submit:
to these environments Religious tol-
erance is good thing, but i, cannot
lie construed into license 20 carry on
disgusting Lrac:ices.
EEw YORK, Sept. %.
A reporter called ct the Chinese
Consulate here TO ask about the San
Francisco bone-boiling. Ow IonY
Lee, brother Of the Consul, is u young
ard inte'ii.ent man, who has oaiv been
in this country 9 shor. time, ha. ing
como here to study. He stated th2.
the report mus, certainly ts AT error,
as the practice of boiling bones would
be as rcpugnant to the Chinese sense
Of propri"ty az to the American. Hs
said that the bo,ie, Of all Ch;naInan
whose friends could afford j. wero ser.
back to the Flower: Kingdom, having
trs. been embaimrsl Some.imes
hodies are buried Temporarily III .his
country eud liz s.:s. years tie bones
we're placed in vase or urn and sent
TO friends in China. Ir the case Of
poor men, the remains OF sevsrai men
were sent together TO save expense.
The Shipping OF ra=-:e. ..ek - C-.a.
has a merely sen:imenta: and ne.
religious Significance.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

The democratic statesmen of
this country are preparing to re.
form the tariff the con ing winter
winter according to free trade
theories and aspirations: and the
Governments of France ard Ge--
many. admonished by the exam
pie OF American prosperity under
the prospective sys.em, are max ing
their tariffs higher and more strir-
gent Such a contrast is peculiar.
y suggestive.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

Cleveland is called an autocrat
by a leading democraaic e.san be-
cause he has said that he will not
appoint Mr.. Morton postmaster of
Augusta. Maine, even if c, ery
democrat in N dn e .she1ld rsqu st
it," But really We do re. see how
he eou.d be blamed whenit i= re-
member d that the last time he
und ,rto'k to s2poins postmaster
N y Naine on the advice Of the. To-
GU democratic 10 iticians be was
baGssysd into the s.lec;i N of a
man who was serving q term in
3si,ea fcs larceny.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
AssiXBee's Notice Of Appoint
nlcnt.

n ihe County Co, ?, Uf Coc,ise Count,
Ariz"ns Territory.
IN ,Te matter of Lco Ko-ner and &. n. Pc.
;e!sou. lI>uiSsnt des,nr6
To whom il NAV concern: THE un icr.
signed hereby gives nDi,re 0! his apuoiE,-
iHea, As ise.>nes vi thv esi:;.s II Leo EDrn--
and Is. II. pe;vrs,z, ilSo.vSu: Ge6:..S. t.. the
county "f Cochl,e. liz The Territory ug All
EcDs, std ~Lo verr. to ait, pG the ri-st "a,
of August, 1885. = !iIdgea iIsoIyeui & utors.
"p,.i. l;,r?r pe.i:'un. - III Cd,.uI I UT ,,f
C"ehisr county, Territory Of AriznT.i. dated
at the city Uf missions, in SAID roHni, anG
T.:!!:o!y, Ike 2ist dej vi ), i,.:;ntc., 1855
q. ). BKADSEAN, Assignee.
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MarMaduke, Disclaimer
WAsE.SGr,x, =. G.. Sept. g..

Governor Marmaduka held an in
voluntary levee at tie Ehiitt hou.e
this after 0. IL. People came III SO
steadily to claim o.d acquaintance or
10 seek an introduction that there was
only t;I for him TO glance at the con
Trajectory stscaments Of the ex chief
Of detectives snd OF the Vic.-Presi--
dent Of the Police gvard.
81 haven't anything 20 do with this
natter. I. doesn't concern ne seri-
o,s!y. Os courseI ] am intere- ted in
the welfare OF the department, bu
from the BEGINNING I've made i
my policy got 20 interfere n any os
the d...si:s 0: The management. saa l
az, glad tina. ] have pu-susi that
course"
Later on, r spesk:ag OF ,he Police
department, the Governor said: "1he
newspapers have frequently intiu,a:sd
,ha. wss debating this or tha. act TO
the board. !. hasn's seemed necessary
TO r,a 70 contradict such assertions
but the truth is / have hsd nothing
whatever 20 do with the acts Of the
boord. For exanple, il WAS ea!d ! i'll
s,dred the movepsas o. the charges
against Cairf HaTt;g.u. / don't say
It for publication, bet / assure you !
was as ignorant Of that matter IS you
we're Men havo witt, n to me again
and again about appointments on the
force, and Ihavs forwarded their ar-
plica.isns With the simple indoraanent,
Referred to the Board Of Police Com
missioner. Of tie City OF st. Loui&'
TIA. illustrates ny position toward the
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
StiH 1NcthCS.

HstfNer & ShsuCh.cssy. the por.:ar ..-c!:
rrie:ors Of The Billiard psricrs, IN Allen o.:
..-.;.- sa.:. arrangements ~!h The prp,ri
tors o, the Cciebra'cd -aa;i'z Mi.wauke,
i-:-T. have had it fipe 70 re-: crested in
:lSi- saioun and ure a"w prepared - serve
-Mc!T numerous customer: with eaLaoaeg.
Of thin ceichI atca teg- IN u al-ls, lee cod
Dro9 IN and Try IT, ui;i
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
OcCid ntel

Hntci. The only f.s' c'ass hotel i,
Fnmbs!oae. Situated on the Garner I"
Fnurih AMI ALICE streets. Hsn'iso,nei'
furnished throI bout, and ~ 81, mod
RI Improvements. Travellers are rccom
incDde,i To stop 4: this house. Prlvaf'
-onms ti'r commercial travellers. "a
'r,r rf this hruer ~ furnished Win in
proved billiard tables aud carl rooms
and is stocked wi:h she tnes; brands oI
wines, liquors and eigsra.
aS! Ju5kcI PAscHoLY.
Proprietor.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
Sandy Bob's Stage Line.

.agc o connect with E,-t.-p 4 ID West
ern bounc trains leaves ai..ij m.
S'agc tpr S>be.. leaves every day t-ycept
SunoaY1 al q a. ~, thy line
Stsxr y c'5-.s. With GusyraAs train
ievves at 2 p. IN.
Stage for Ciiarl, atom lea-e- at ~ M
Oifce: 4CS ALI Il s:gce:, under Occiirr,. i:
HOttl.
Pos,office Directory.
Postoftict opeI i-o a. III. to 5 p. m..
and one hour after distribution C. evening
mail. Registry busIncss from n. m. TO 3
p. m. Money order business from 8 a. IN. Ia
Ap. N. Open Sundays frorl 80 10 3 p. e.,
and one hour after distribution of evening
mail All Out. going inail. (eYrept for Bis
oee) clOse Al a. m. Mail for bee closes
n l0 p. m. Postal notes issued for any sum
from one cent " $s.g9 Fee Cor each ne;e, 3
cents. JOHN p CIl.sX
Postmaster.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

,Misssprians at Washington will
he surprised. ve arc told. il Frank
+. Blair is not the next u S dis
trict attorney for st Louis. It has
been the fate of Missourians at
Washington and at home to be
frequently surprised. and more
frequently disappointed, IN the
last six months. and another sur.
prise Won't hurt tiem much.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
Public IbUr,i;N0

Ali PERSONS Al. a,iIs. S;.f.d not tn Unr-
c'is.cs certain mt, p.. ...;ing 10 ID. SECURED
BY m'nniR5 and other c,'ns,drrr,'oris, a,
Barnihg's Station, County ui Coclrire. Terri
tor! Of Arizona, snd dated about J:ly Isl
1884. and supposed ~ b, IN :he possession OF
A. Fort!oYs or Csdwcii y Stanford Of Tomb.
s:onc as the SANE is void for wan. If cen.
sideratAon. ". T. BANNING,
SASS.N1'S S.,gfov. Aug Il, 1883.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

board. appointed rncn 81 Go,nnis.
sc, yso I f-,. confident YOU'D AZ
minister :he affairs OF the department,
go as 20 make the force in on respects
worthy and efficient. I haven't med
died with them il detsils, and ] hold
them responaible for the good manage
ment OF the department"
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
NOTICE CT
Lower San Pedro ROund-Up

Commencing October 5th, 1885. q general
rodeo viii Ho held. commencing mt or sbove
Ochosville. ct Sonora Ere, and continue
down the San Pedro to Chariestou; from
thence across and lake IN east sIore OF Hua.
chuca mountains al A-h Canon and 10 low
line OF mountains to head OF Barhaeouaori
valley 10 Ban Pedro river; Down said river To-
Benson. F. HERBERA.
Serrr,ary Tor5.tonc Stock Growers Assoc
eixti3a.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

IT is very certain that the Hon.
Judge Street will differ Hi.h ths
district attorney in the case of the
Territory vs.. ". H,Smitb, and that
the case will be tried il the coun.
tp court. and will BE- prosecuted by
Asssrs. Goodrich. Smith and Mitch
ell,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

AS soon Al the pipes are laid to
the Grind mill from the Grand
Central flume our citizens can lis
ten to the music Of twenty stamps
day. and night.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
(4jticu:l:ra
sfrs. bss4sth's Cssc, md vaAk the Rev. alP.
Mt.KinstrY haa to AL Alon9 IL.

6s
McKinstry has to AL. aooue 1t.
To ras Pvpr,r: hay. been . ssarfui sufferer
Ss.n Ss s ssas s;.sS or eas iii haesa. Pss.ia. l. and
Lepra, and the iks aud hare nways hesn told th ak
there was no eur fsr Tnc, and ha-, becn 40 Dis
coursg-i thai lkIt Gs soo.s die as lt7s. ] hav4
bean 50 badly sHn:ci sorstirns. ina, there was nos
he smallest sgt r N thu crown Of ny head 30 tie
-o.cs Of my f:ettat 20: diseased and rcd a
winch hs6 sre ~ so,s aranse Au. were net deep,
vut IL attenp5eJ 20 heal them, Sf.er taclr
hrs: appearance, :h,y vsuh barn AMI IN ..sthsr
Until there was n complete dry, red scaie. vhioh
would become 50 .,fraed a. srss az iack fi-ry
aud angry. and thu eoruinS ss"H-iioa would be
almos. intolershi-
was .. titaes sc lame .h.: eosla scarcely ges
,bJu,, raJ co4ls- got dress ray-cH wthoe, assist-
an~e. l have h;ed many remedies, anil have
paid tfoo in 4 eirgie instance 10 physician,
but have essr cords,ed cLly tInpora s.ef
Although helped for ,Lcs, aoon r"!apsed ssin
% be ~ badly ivcuhird as ever, aiit dcElas The
winter of lssi ri,d 1852 suffered much as 70
be entir~ly eiseeuragsd. Last June. h.wsyer. /
was sdyred 10y Elder and Ma. l.. &. MeHI .stry,
who are well known IL these resnas, to try your
CU-IcCrA isHNcriE-, and selt somehow utIo
coun,gc rom their ftyo:abls opinion 1f ih-In. to
.ry ,hc.r virtue. About the second we,S II Jnly
iost 1 commenced Tiki & tho r-nedie-, aid w!thla
ak weeks besaa 10 sc perrnanen; improvement,
until now (oet. ~ Nm abou: =: good as new. ard
Mns BENZ. sXITu.
certify that ,hr above ateneo: Of my vito u
.orreet and I, in with h iu expressing my grats.
:uaa for he cres, benefit the has received
D. Smith,
Ic9rtjty that ktc above stat.nvn. q correct. Mr..
S.-.h ;s prominent .na,, IA tl!s .ity, where
10 ivaR. lie I. o ~c known dealer in stOck, and
4!s 60 .e,ncn With thu: Of hi' rife "a iuily ents-d
10 crtS.i.
I,ono o. Sso.;cpI, Trov:IcS ~ Quebec, ri.
wen y.ssyenth day CT October. isss.
J.. c. GcEINSTEY,
ginis;.r cf :h Gospel.
Later. II he-n sea Mrs. S:ui.h recently and
csl.eyc - 70 h"t thoroughly aud per;.-u.ly cured
-. G MCiINSTtY.
BosGuS, Sept. 3, 1854
Cu-rcraa REsoLyrHr, the new blood purifier
aod L; TicCEA, and CuricUH SOAR, the great akin
cures ard pcnutilisr~ a.. s"i3 everywhere rriee,
CCTICUaA. 5oc.; SoAP. 23c EksoivEST. $i09
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

4 s-s.class Halls ,Sie aiii be sod cheap |:
called for =: 2acc. A?piy s. tbs ott:cs :o
particulars.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

Subscribe For The TOMBSTONE.
-the peoples paper.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
HuaChuCa Hotel!
FORT HUACHUCA, Arizona Territory

Beg to inform the Public ,h,t hs,e ,urS.sd ,h h.r
property and the Patrons that the hs = viii i L. y
Isn CLASS and solicit the patronage public
Terms-$e ss oo Per pay snsa., Torn. .-.,,..
SANDY bos stage will Leave Tombstone Saturday Morning
'ocS' Returning Leaves Huahnea ruing at olok
"HS' A. a. PORTER, Late of PortSr's Hotel Tucson.
- "aAsser' ProPristrsss
STAGE FARE. ROUND Trap, $500
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23

THIS Paper ,sy. ,ssy s fe1na nd, CT s,s a. ccoE
NeY 1nng iNtees go S1rs~c ST. WHERE adve-r's'r:
sA'o'NsSss aa.y lsma. lori: IN NEW YORK;
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-23
Hehad better stop.
lie will SOON skip out by night.

,Cochise county's district attor-
ney is looming up (7)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
Not All Nonsense.

The San Francisco Chronicle of
recent date says: judging from
the crowded houses, \ Rag Baby
has caught and is making big sue
cess. 1t belongs to the order of
amusing absurdities, yet it has
something of bottom to it, and
while it is wild and impossible it
is not vacuous. "A Rag Baby" is
well played all around, everybody
goes into it with vim and spirit,
and there is no pause to the fun
Hoyt may not add any great factor
of value to philosophy, but he gives
an audience a couple Of hours Of
hearty laughter, and it is not all
nonsense either.
1t will appear at the Carson
Opera House next Wednesday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
ETT'S MISSION
The Free Lance Discovers the
True gnwardneSS.


Yesterdays Free Lance has the
following: \ grapevine telegram
from Washington City brings the
news that Hon. Rollin Mallory Dag
gett has disclosed to President
Cleveland and his Cabinet the
weighty matters which were COM
mitted to his charge by King Kalla-
kaua upon the departure of the ex-
Unitei States Minister from the do
minion Of His Dusky Majesty. 1t
is briefly a proposition for the alb
solute annexation of the Hawaiian
Kingdom to the United States upon
the condition of its being admitted
to the Union On an equa. footing
with the original States, as Texas
was in 1915. This may to some
extent explain Mr. I}aggett's appar-
ent Indifference to the Senatorial
contest IN this State, Tor II his pres
ent negotiations should succeed he
would have no difficulty in securing
from the grateful new State of
Hawaii anything that be should
ask The present King would prob
ably be his colleague. The new
State would be entitled to three
members in the lower house in Con-
gress.
Two months ago the matter was
talked of in Carson but at this time
all who were consulted were enjoin-
ed to secrecy in the matter. The
Free Lance is correct as far as it
goes but does not tell half the story.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
A New Plant.

At the Lyon County Fair held at
Uaubuska last week, there was on
exhibition a curious looking plant
which was raised on the ranch of
John q. Young. 1t is called lie
orice plant and the roots are the
same as those Of the real semi
tropical plant. The foliage of the
plant is said to resemble that of a
black curreat bush; it does not
grow very high but spreads consid-
erably. Mr.. Young obtained a
small piece of the root from the
San Francisco Bulletin office some
time ago. and set it out to see if it
would grow. For some time it was
well watered and grew rapidly, but
later not much attention was paid
to it, still it kept on growing, and
the roots spread very rapidly in the
common soil, until they secame
perfect net work. 1t is genuine
llcorlce root plant, and when the
roots are dried they are exactly
like those purchased at the drug
stores and elsewhere for different
purposes. The root Mr.. Young
took to the Fair was quite a large
one, but it grew quite small before
the last day, for the reason that
everybody who came along cut off
a piece to taste, and they all de-
clared it the genuine article. Here
il more evidence that the climate
and soil Of Nevada are the finest il
the world for agricultural produc-
tions.-Lyon County Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
A SILVER IDEA
some Important Facts Not sHeii-
orally known to the fnb-

We give below a communication
addressed to the New York Finan-
cial and Mining Review, on the
subject of silver. the facts stated
are indisputable, and are deserving
of careful perusal by silver advo-
Gates. With this brief introduction
we give the communication as fol-
lows
70 Me Editor Of the Financial and
Mining Rcrjem-SIR: Your read
ers are aware that in Great Britain,
among other descriptions of coin,
there is a national silver coin called
crown-picce passing current Tor
FIVE shillings,
That crown-piece circulates all
over the country, is received in
payment Of taxes as onefourth of
the gold coin called sovereign, i. G.,
debt-paying value of 81 %.
Let a person take any crown
piece to Il silver smith and ask him
to purchase it, and he will only re-
ce;ve 50 cents (perhaps not that
for it That is to say. its casual
commodity value only will be paid
to him.
Yet no Britisher calls the coin or
its subdivisions inferior currency,
g deprecated crown-piece," dis
honest crown-piece :" nor does he
ask the British Chancellor Of the
Exehequer to g suspend the coinage
of silver" or talk about the vita
ton of the currency" or the mas
querading of the crown-piece at %
to 80 per cent discount" or that
the people are being robbed !"
The silver is purchased at the
price Of the day and put into cir
culation at 60 7-18d. an ounce, or
a profit equal to % to 80 per cent.
to the Treasury.
No Sir. The Britisher has too
much self-respect to make any low
remarks of that kind toward a ma
tional coin which bears the design
and superscription of the Parliament
Of Great Britain, and which the
agents of that Parliament receive in
payment of taxes at the value of
81 %. The intelligent people Of
Great Britain do not look to the
casual commodity value Of the
metal, they look to the stamp of the
National Parliament.
The above remarks will apply to
the French fve-frane piece, or the
silver coins Of any other nation.
q. PELLEW PAUL.
New York, October DIST.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
ALI SORTS.
Regent Rand is in the city.

Regent Rand is in the city.
Henry Vansickle was in the
city yesterday.
Go to Corbatt's and Get fresh
trout for dinner.
The L. S. Court has adjourned
until Monday next.
The District Court is adj
jOurned until Wednesday.
Boys Ulster oyercoats Sc at Joe.
Platt's. lw
Gents. Ulster overcoats $40 at
Joe, Platts. 1w
Go to Chedics and get Il can Of
fresh oysters,
Boys all wool School Suits, 50 at
A.. Bergman 5.
Swits Condo underwear 50 per
suit at Joe. Platt $. lw
John Mccullough, the actor
died in Philadelphia Sunday.
There was a terrific cyclone
in Selma, Ala, on Friday night.
Frank Folsom is now selling
wheat at ? cents barley and oats
at ? cents.
Chas. Meder has been APP
pointed general manager Of the
Swift engine.
Lewis S. Cox, best Cardigan
Jackets s. each at A. Bergman $.
Fine fresh French candies just
received at No. IS, opposite the
Mint.
At A. Bergman's: Swits
Condo underwear, fast colors and
non shrinking, 50 per suit.
A $4,000 bar OF gold has
been received from the Lapanta
Mine and can be seen at the V.
& T. office.
A. Bergman does not advertise
old sheIf-worn trash, but sells fresh
and desirable goods, 10 to 20 per
cent less than any other place in
the city.
Boys ulsters and overcoats IS
each at A. Bergman
(These goods
have not been in our store ; to 10
years. but were all received this
seasOn.)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
LOOKS BAD,
The Louisiana LOTTERY Holds she
Ticket Advertised AS
Winner

Winner.
We have reason to believe that
| there are some people IN Carson
| City who swlndle themselves every
month, and as regularly as the
months come round, by sending
money to the Louisiana Lottery.
A suit in San Francisco, few days
ago, completely exposed that swindl-
ing concern. no matter if General
Early and General Beauregard are
the sponsors Of the business. 1t
appears that on the 18th of Deem
Der, 1883, ticket No. 1907 was adver-
tlsed, in the list published in this
State, as having drawn the capital
prize Of $4,000. The list was GER
tilted to by Generals Beauregard and
Early. In the suit in San Francisco
an old music teacher claimed to
have all interest in that number to
the sum of Sl5, 900, and sued ticket
dealer to recover the amount. The
evidence showed that the ticket pub
lished as drawing the capital prize
had not been sold in San Francisco
or anywhere else, but was held by
the lottery people. Macmillan A.
Dauphin, the manager Of the lot
terry, deposed as follows:
Ticket No 1907 was issued as
whole, made up by two undivided
coupons, each representing one-half
which ticket is still in our possess
ion cancelled and unseld.
Dauphin further deposed that no
fractional part of the ticket had
been sold in San Francisco, nor had
any money been paid on that num-
Der to any person.
Edward Belknap, the principal
clerk of the lottery, deposed that no
money had been paid to any person
on that number, and, further, that
neither the whole or any portion of
that number was sold as appears by
our records"
General Gustave 7. Beauregard,
the commissioner, made a deposit
ton to the effect that he did not
know whether such a ticket had
been sold or not, and that it was no
part Of his business to keep track of
the tickets.
Counsel for the plaintiff offered
in evidence a list of the official
drawing certified to by Generals
Beauregard and Early by N. 4.
Dauphin as correct, showing that
on December 18th 1889, ticket No
: ,507 won the capital prize of $50
900. The list also contained the
following announcement: Ticket
1907, portion of this ticket sold in
San Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
The Man for Senator.

4 White Pine gentleman writing
to friend in Reno on the political
situation, says: We want an eff
ficient, capable man to represent Us
at Washington, Some one who is
not ashamed to live in Nevada, and
whose interests are identified with
ours. With such a Senator our
State would make an onward step
much needed"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
The snake Question.

The Times Review announces
that stockings are now worn with q
snake climbing up the leg with the
head reaching the knee. 1t was
doubtless the constant wearing of
these stockings that caused so
much talk about Dennis having
snakes in his boots.-Carson APP
PEAL.
We would like to study the ma
ture Of the snakes that could live
in such close proximity to Sam
Davis socks.-Times- Review.
If half the reports are true
about Dennis socks. a snake could
live like a fighting cock the year
round on a pair of them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
The New Domestic

George Mclaughlin, is the sole
agent in Carson for the New Do
nestle sewing machine. A ma
chine which is now at the acknowl-
edged head Of the long line OF ma
chimes offered the public. Perfect
in action, noiseless and lasting.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
Tin and JObbins Work

K. B. Rail has secured the servi..
ces of a first class tinsmith and
plumber. No more botch work as
has been done by former timers.
Persons requiring work done in
this line will please call and try
our new timer and satisfy them
selves. nov1O
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
4 county Earlil.

Yesterday the Board of County
Commissioners visited George
Baths ranch at the foot OF Clear
Creek, to see if it could not be
utilized as County Farm.
They think very favorably OF it.
The price asked is 81, 500
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
Correct

Yesterday the Supreme Court
declared in the Genoa school
case, that the two extra trustees
elected last Spriug should vacate
their office. This disposes Of
all the extra trustees elected
under unconstitutional law
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-10
Plum bling

j. II. McGuirk the plumber, is
now located back of Harris Bros,
and all jobs of plumbing and
inning intrusted to his care will
be attended to in a workmanlike
manner, and you don't have to
mortgage your hvuse to pay for it