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New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
oIyIL SERVICE IN TIE AOUEDuor hoard.

Controller Loew said yesterday that he would
the letter Of Lee Phillips secretary and
officer Of tho Municipal civil Service
to Aqueuct Board until he had communicated with
Corporation Counsel Mr. Phillips holds that the clerical
force of the Aquednct Board and the minor engineering force
should Ciyil Service examination basng this the
cisiOn 0i the General Term Supreme Court Tho
sioncrs have appealed from this decision.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRlVAI.a

o Hotel Bruns,rick-The Earl of Durham.
Ffih Avenue Hoiei-Senator Justin s. Morrill,, o, V.r.
mont; ex Senator George Boutwell, OF Massichuset''
ex xGoyernor John C. Brown and Polk j. Johnson. OF
Tennessee; John +. Seymour Horatio Seymour, Dr
John L. Gray ana ex-senator Alexander l. GOODWIN, VI
Hofei-Judge John DAVIS of the l. :: Court OF tIams
stor House-Samuel Shellabarger. of Ohio Murray
UiU HoeI-Milton H. smith, president OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
CHARGED WIN KILLING BOY.

Vincento Mee, age nineteen, an Italian of
No 23S North FlftD-st. Brooklyn arrested yessr
dsy Issued by Justice Kenna. charged with
having shot probably fatally Joseph Barbel age seven,
@. No. 226 North Fifh-st. Oh July g. At the time OF
tnc shooting the little fellow playing on the street
near his psTens home Meiie estsd suspicion
but Tho evidence not sufficient 10 hold him, On
Sunday the father OF the dying boy called at St Gather
mes Hospital aud revealed tile of his sssail-
ANT. The warrant given to Detective Short
DAY night but the itaans IN the neghDOrhoOd refused
10 tell wheIo Nellie and 1t not until yesterday
that placed under Justice Nschor com
nuiIted him Ia await his vIctims inJuries
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. JULY IL, 1886
ARRIVED.
Steamer Glenavon (3r Donaldson. Yokohama May 2S,
uov June g. singapore H. said July |. Gibraltar .,
with m-c and passengers Henderson Bros Arrived at
steamer treedc UIr Jeffrey London July with mdse to
W J Hurst Arrived at the Bar At IL m - ,,,
Steamer The Queen OBJ. Mihran. Liverpool Jny
Queenstown g. with mdse and passengers TO Hurst
Arrived at the Bar at 6.43 IN.
steamer seryia OBI, Mckay, Liverpool July TO- onsens
town H. with passengers ~ Vernon ii Brown Co
steamer Monte Rosa Br Thomas Leith July dundee
with nd Sc To ORDER simpson spence Young Ar
steamer Alven. Erl inshes SaVSnia Iuiy sn1tnags %
and passengers P Forw God Co. hri ed Al to bar AT
IL. c,.n,n.,os rorclotb Havana adays with md,s
passengers Jas Ward Co. Arrived Al the Bar AT
ll.lJam.
steamer Craigh Br Bennett Carenas July g. CabaIcn
days sugar and passengers 10 order vessel 10
Iiurlbut. 49,, ~, ~.
and passengers IA seaman.
steamer Caronlel. Risk Fcrnandna via Port Royal 4
Steamer Tailshas-re Fisher days. with mdse
and passengers Ia Henry Yonge. jr . ,
Steamer Elranora Bragg Portland with mdse and passen
gers 10 HoratO Hall ,
Bark la Mariucoa tan Cerate Montevideo ~ days via
Delaware with bones To Enos Wilder Vcsse 10
Bark Geraldine (Br Adams Bahia IL iays via Delaware
water with To Ahsincs CO. vessel !" master
Braziw 10 EchrycTia co. weasel to Tobias Co
Bark Falmouth (lr) Malcolm Windsor NJ II days Win
Brig (Br, Buck Demcrara ls days win sugar
u l. u a 4 Armstrong Vessel 10 T. Neyius ~ son ,
Schr ferland OF Annapolis Nsl MoWhinnc l~'guAyiA Ia
days with salt la order. vessel 10 J " Parker g Co
sUNsET-w Wind a, sandy Hook. light wNw falr AT CITY
Island. light, NV; cleaf
Arrived yesterday
Steamer suppicich (Br Meate. savanna Ia Mar days
with niii-c Ia BowrlnF A Archibald
Steamer Wyanukc Huph.rs, Richmond CITY Point AM
Nsrio with msc and passengers To Old Doianion 20 Co
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
LOOKING FOR A DEAD MANS PROPERTY

Superintendent Murray sent out special order
Yesterday all the police precincts directing that inquiry
be all the hotels and boarding houses in ea precinct
for two hand bags and three umbrellas
property vi Charles NJ TTsver whose body found
North River May 80 his bOiy key with
tap So. and 1t supposed 10 be the key
some hotel one of the has tie letters C. NJ T..
handle There special why these goods should
be found, but what IL Is could not be learned
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
JERSEY CITY.

Dr. John D. McG has been appointed Surgeon General Of
the National Guard vice Dr. I. r. Narick, resigned.
Robert Laird a Justice Of the peace prisoner
the a in default of bonds charge Of inter
feIing officer who sting the Justices
Je,n Iafam Of No 255 Eric-st struck
Yesterday the Warren Street crossing OF the
fennsy vana Railroad and fatally injured He taken 10
St Francis's Hospital
Chancellor RnnyOn has granted decree Of divorce 10 Ben
iamn Cleveland of Jersey city who Is said 10 be distant
relative the President Cleveland married in 1864 and
has three children In 1877 Mrs Cleveland became infatuated
with young named McDcfmot who several years
her Junior and e0ped with h There defence To the
proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Earned runs Metropolitan Louisville 2 Fir' base on
Metropolitan Louisville, frst base on
Metropolitan Louisville, 3. Lch on s-Meopontan
a Ionisvil- H. Struck Out-MctrOpoltti LOnlsslle
o. Total base hits Metropolitan louis ne 10 lqIe
Three base hits l. Two base nus iit'ke
/ sylvester Mack | Double PLAYS -Heoker Cook and
Werfick stolen bases-Cross. 2; Hccker VOL, /
strauss | ; sylvester. l. Wild pitches-llncl. fassed
balls-Cross. Repschlager . Cmpire-Mr Kelly liNie
of game-2l5
The Brooklyn and Louisville clubs play at Washington
Park and the Metropolitan and ST. LOUIS CLUBS az o1a'eu
Island to-day. ,
The New York and Philadelphia clubs will play ~ the
Polo Grounds to-day aud exciting game IS expected
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

" "
Kycs Park the line OF the city North
Railroad June "a He attracted the -ctve
voice Of Edward Merrill who displayed three nushes which
threw about with all the OF the prscsed thmbo
rgger while he called out I'll bet you five dollars
tell where the Mcintosh clearly
where the eva-ive vegetable lay he backed
with twoioar bill which found s way MerrilIs poo
Mcintosh then caused the arrest Of Merrill who on his
plea Of guilty sentenced yesterday by Judge Gdseeys
Ia Ie Mol In the pentfulaIY
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
WAS ANY ONE DROWNED AT RocKAwAYt

All of the twenty passengers OF the steamer
Columbia VIII rescued from Jamaica Bay sunday
after falling with the gang plank and were cared
Seaside House night had sufficiently recovered
yesterday morning To be removed To their homes III New YORK
and BROOKLYN There belief about Rockaway Beach that
one lives lost although yet no Inquiry for
missing persons been made Some who the accident
that fell into the water than
There strong currents where the accident oc
curTed and bodies would be carried down the bay
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
SITICIDE AT EIGHTY FIVE YEARS

Captain James Rogers a welknown resident ~ Bridge
hampton l.. !, committed suicide on Sunday morning by
hanging himself be assigned for the act for
although nearly eighty five years old he in com
plete possession Of his mental faculties lie ate his breakfast
family and atcrward went out To the stable
where half hour afterward his found his body
hanging by a rope from beam in one Of the stalls.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Lilly WHITE BELIED HER HAMg.

Wntn Lily Nulle WAS Cdlcu Yesterday 10 the
bar of the General Sessions instead Of the
which the might have implied ncgress OF
usual and ugness appeared She pleaded guilty under
the Of Mary Harris To charge Of larceny made by
julius Cohn and sentenced by Judge
years in the state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

HAsTIsGs-Mary Kllcen. fifteen drowned in the
Sunday while bathing She walked behind
where the dTeigos had
at work, and she could swim, she
Two other girls In trying her also fell but they
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
EyJOYIyG TIE BEA UTIkS OF MAUCH CHUNK


Mauch Chunk enjoying their annual holiday Every year
new place selected ~ the scene OF The neng OF
the fun ing Germans They left NcwlOrk last saturday
The singing o the club panied the party Inc
will and the tran arriving AT ~
o'clock this evening Will have the party Oh board
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
IL FIRST or THE NEW TEA CROP RECEIVED.

The tea steamer Glenavar arrived at this port
the Of the from China She left
Hong Kong May rs and Gibraltar July This is the
trip record Of steamer from Gibraltar. The
tlenavsT beat that sent 10y of Francisco
aud Is tie first III America Of the new crop
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

The Excise have again applied 10 the Non
troer payment of the salaries oi themselves
The he will take no act"h unh nc io
oeves the opinion OF the Corporation Conlsl'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
TESTING THE SAND IN FTFTH.AVE.

At the Department OF Pnbhc WorAs yesteTdaY
II was said that W. Of the Columbia College
School Mines had reported TO Engineer Bach % the
Finance Department that careful examination had shown
that the sand used rcpaving Fae. not up to the
specifications
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20


Board by John Dwight To build pier the Harlem River
bet fourteenth and one hundred and
fifteenth sis, To accommodate uie growing traffic tho
Harlem water front Tho pier Gnd the accompanying bulk
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
rUE SUyCIDE or C4PT4LN WEIR.

hd will he constructed under the direction OF Engineer
Green OF Dock Department. ana the plans nave oeen i'
ferrcd to him by the Board.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
ALONG THE SOUND.
WEsTCIIEsTER COUNTY.

STAMFORD.-Ernest Meharde. German engraver. ag
about twenty hye fatally injured yesterday by train
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Unlike other cathartics, Or. Pierce's pellets"
do NOT render bowels cOsve after OPERATION DI Oh INC
contrary establish permanently healthy ast9 be'iS
tlcui ~ druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 442 Sets 1923 Moon rises 95l Moons age 10
WATER.
4 M-Sandy Hook. 1OOs GOV. Isld. 1850 Hell Gate -
M-sandy Hook 1907 Gov. Isrd lO:46 Hell Gate. O3J
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

Liquid Bread gives the most for the money N
II happy combination remarkably pleasant taoie Dey
era gc and healthu life giving tonic ASK your grocer OF
druggist for IT,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Announcements
CrnC FOR THE DEAF.

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR Drums per,ry r
restore the hearing and perform the work oi he
tons and even whispers heard distinctly send for lsa
book with Testimonials free. Address or ca on r. hAsVOA
Sb3 Broadway, y. \. Mention thls paper
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
LICENSE MoxAr RAcLIvED IN TWO WEEKS

The Excise Commissioners yesterday paid to
CITY Chamberlain WINS S5 569 the amount received 220
heusos granted from July 10 President Woodnan has
bcSv his illness and is post yesterday
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,

14l Iexington.avc between 29th and Both SIS.
Nours-S Ia to 7. Diseases 81 the Nervous Systeu
N.Genito rinarv organs. impotence and sterility.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
Anios lot Of
ladies' s Chiidren's Rockers

Will be snsred at specially low prices
durisg the Holidays. g. W. intends TO
stay in the business now, and would
respectfully ask share OF the public
pssoa e Call and examine, and
judge fer yourselves.
6. w Kitxmoyer. Brick store
Coraer u Carsen and Telegraph
streets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
The Pulses QuickeninS.

There certainly seems a warmer
current of air lowering in the at
mosphere over Phoebe just new
Poor cid crippled Phoebe, once the
gem Of the sagebrush country. Is
she about to emerge from the long
and dreary night of inactivity that
has oppressed her? We fervently
wish so. Whether or no the benign
influence of the suns rays, or may
be the sound of running machinery
and the footing Of the whistles have
a tendancy to render the atmos-
phere more genial, there is one
thing that is quite evident, the
pulses of the old camp are quicken
ing a little day by day.-Pioehe
Record.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
SAN FRANCISCO.
More Sfreet.Car Troubles Tcster-
day-.tn officer Shoots into u

More Stree. Car Troubles Tcster-
day-4n officer Shoots into u
Mob.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-At an
early hour this morning u nun Der
of Strikers on the Geary street ca
bic road assembled at the eoruer
Of Geary-FIanklin streets with the
determination to prevent the cars
ON that line being run. As soon as
the first incoming car reached
Fra II In Street the strikers made 4
rush for it, aud drove beth sripmau
aud corouctor from tae dummy
car There was but a few passen-
gers on It. and they quickly jumped
fr.m their seats. No sooner haa
they done this than the attackers
STATED the dummy down the line.
the only person remaining on board
being police officer, who managed
to stop the dummy before any fur
Their accident could happen. The
strikers seeing this made a second
rush for the car and pel,ea the off
Ger with stones. He drew his re-
volyer and fired several shots ilts
the crowd, lnjurinx, it is stated,
some Of them. While this was &C.
curing Oh Gsary street number OF
strikers on the Suffer street line
attacked the incoming car on that
line and the conductor and gripman
met with similar treatment One
arrest thus far has been made.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
who SAID He Wasn't Sober.

A simple minded rustic was
standing in front Of a store holding
q annexed herring by the tail, when
\ bad boy from a window on the
opposite side Of the street shot at
,hs rustic with a putty blower. the
missile striking the hand in which
the gentleman from the rural dis
tricts held the smoked herring.
The countryman placed the herring
on the rrousd and stanplnslts head
violently three times with the pom
dereus heel Of his boot, raid, in q
triumphant, scornfull voice: Now
bite again If you can reptile. -
Texas Slftings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
Custer POsttO ysrs. Logan.

Yesterday the following dispatch
was sen. bv the Custer Post Of this
city.
To Mrs John A. Logan: Wash
ingtOn, D. c: The members of
Custer Post G. A. r. Of Carson,
Nevada, extend to your their ten
derest sympathy in your great
bereavement. May you find some
consolation in knowing that the
whole nation shares your gIief and
that the memory Of Logan will be
loved aud venerated BY his country
men az long rs the spirit Of pa
triotlsm dwelle in our land.
H. T. BARrINE
Commander.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
CHRISTMAS IN CARSON.
Everybody Happy, and the Deal.
ers Making Money.

Il
The present Christmas seems to
have been about as good as ever
seen in Carson. 1t would have
been hard to find anybody, great OF
small, that was dissatisfied with the
festival, and what it brought them,
The local dealers say never in the
history Of the town was 50 much
money spent as this year.
George Thaxter & Co. laid in a
large stock as an experiment, and
| report everything cleared out.
Cagwin & Noteware felt couple
Of weeks ago that they had over
stocked themselves. but now say
that they regretted TIA. they did
not get more. All their new goods
were disposed of.
John G.. Fox is smiling over the
success Of his auction. The place
was packed night and day, and al
most everything he had, went.
job Sternberg said be had con-
Guided to advertise this year, just
to see how it worked, and be remarks
that he never made so much before
in Carson.
Cehn, Olcovich, Platt, Blumen
thai & Cohn, the Hofer Bros, and
Bergman, are all a happy crowd.
The season was their heaviest, and
they sold best qualities of goods
for cash, and everybody seemed to
have money.
Burlington reports the biggest
shoe trade be ever saw, and Kitz-
meyer, the furniture man, thinks
the town has a new lease of life.
These are only few Of the men
who tell of flush Christmas. The
groeers, butchers, bakers and res
taurant men, hotel keepers and all,
tell of heavy cash receipts.
The poor were pretty well re-
membered. The well-to-do fam
lies Of the city, with few excep
tons. made up liberal Christmas
baskets fer their poor neighbors.
Yerineton 4 Bliss distributed
$1,uG0 worth Of wood to people
who needed it, and even some Of
the Mugwumps were enabled to
heat their shins by this kind Of
fire.
The churches all had splendid
extra services and excellent Christ
mas music. Every religious edi
fec in the city was packed with
worshipeIs, and the decorations.
music, ETC., were all that extra care
could make them.
The weather was IS balmy as
even the balmiest of Nevadas
boosted days could be. Soft, blue
skies, aud air tempered with the
warm breezes from tho Southwest.
Weather that would tempt the trees
to bud in mid Winter, II kept up
lsug.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
TEE WAY TO DO IT.
Some Suggestions by the Dayton
Reporter.

| Some Suggestions by the Dayton
| Reporter.
The Dayton Reporter has the
following to say about the State
Development proposition:
If Nevada receives an immigra-
ton boom she can thank the news
papers for it. All over the State
the papers are working for that
end. Columns are printed daily
showing the resources of Nevada IN
their proper light. Matters of
interest to the State which have
heretofore beer ignored arc now
being thoroughly discussed. Chief
among them is irrigation. Some of
our exchanges are advocating arte-
sian wells and others the storage Of
surface water as the proper method
to convert our deserts INTO fruitful
fields; but they all agree that II
risation is what is needed to accom-
plish the desired result. The elf
ference of opinion is benefit
rather than a detriment to the
cause. It awakers an interest in
the matter which would not exist
if all agreed. Let the newspapers
keep up the discussion and perhaps
they will build up following
which will go to work and determine
which is the better way to irrigats
our lands-by artesian wells or by
the storage Of surface water. We
should like to see an experiment
made in both directions. We think
they would both be successful.
Where surface water could not be
brought upon good agricultural land
artesian wells would of course be
the only resort. And where water
could be easily stored that method
Of irrigation would probably be the
cheapest one. We haye the soil
and the climate all we need is
water to make Nevada a paradise
on earth. The men who have been
made millionaires by the mines of
the State should take the the lead
in this matter. Some Of the dollars
which they have extracted from
the bowels Of Nevada would, if ap-
piled to the irrigation Of her now
desert lands, make them blossom
as the rose" Itwould not be money
thrown away but money well In
vested. 1t would eventually bring
them large returns. Besides it
would epen the doors Of Nevada to
a stream of immigration which
would in a very few years make
her a State worthy of the name.
People who would make COED citi-
zens are waiting to be shown that
they can find good homes in Ne
vada. Once show them this and
they will not have to be coaxed to
come and settle among US, We
need = larger population, but we
should not invite strangers to come
and settle in our State until we
can show them that it is to their
interest as well as ours. In other
words, we need an immigration
bureau, but we should first give
such bureau something to go to
work upon. A practical illustra-
ten Of the fact that Nevada lands |
may be reclaimed by irrigation
works or artesian wells should first |
be made. Irrigation first, immisra-
ton afterward.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
a Sender Esr astern ExcUr.
siOnists

The editor of the Cotton Semi
Tropic is much wrought up over
the tricks llayed by Eastern tour
Its on newshoys and fruit peddlers
on the trains. He declares that
several ef the little fellows have
had copper cents passed on them
fer five cent pieces, and he con-
cludes: ''Far WAYS that are dark
and fer tricks that are low and
mean, commend "a to some Of the
white hvered. half lunred, sneak
thief excursioniSts now Writing this
Coast"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
Installation and Banquet.

Masonic Hall was the scene Of
a Chapter, Blue Lodge and East
ern Star Inhalation last evening.
p 6. Master s G. Wright and P.
G. High Priest p. A. Doyle con-
ductrd the Installation and all
hands helped on the Banquet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
ALL SORTS.
Gray is rapidly recovering.

They are going to have
"wah" in Europe.
Joe Coxing is reported to have
made a rich strike ia his mine.
Room to rent within one blocl
of the Capitol. Inquire at this Of
ace.
No SO, held by George Die'
won the silver set at the Davis Sis
ter's dance.
| The V. & T. are slipping ore
to the Reno Reduction Works Al
$50 per ton.
Mr.. Taggart of the Enterprise
favored the APPEAL office with :
call yesterday.
To-day the children Of the Epis,
cnpal Church will celebrate the
feast Of Holy Innocence.
The flags of the city were at
half mast yesterday, cut Of respec.
fer the memory Of the late Gen
! john A. Logan.
Attorney So6erburc. formerly
Of this city, has defeated Cap. Geo.
Lyon for the office Of Justice of the
Peace in Seattle.
-Jellerson's mare was again
beaten at Sweeny's track on Sun
day. Nobe still hires the nag out
to funerals, however.
Mrs. Mary Harper Of this city
died on Sunday last and was buried
from the Catholic Church yester-
day. She was aged SO years.
They are wraugling over the
spot where the bones of List shall
be permanently buried. 1t is really
Of little consequence; his music
will never be buried.
Parties contributing refresh
ments to the chiidrens festival at
St. Peters church, today, will bring
them to the school room between l
and 5 in the afternoon.
-LosT.--A suitable reward will
be paid by Mrs. H. NJ. Yerington for
the recovery Of gold bracelet set
with garnets. Lost between resi-
dence and Olcovich's store, Dec. 81.
The uHtidy, dirty appearance
of a grizzly beard should never be
allowed. BuckiReham's Dye for
the Whiskers will readily
change their color to = brown or
black, at discretion, and thus keep
up your reputation for peatness
and good looks.
ALI. Doten is a candidate for
Expressing Clerk of the Senate
Mr. Doten has been a journalist Of
Nevada for about a quarter of a
century. and knows all that any
one man ought to know about the
Office. There is no man in the
State more deserving of the place
and mere qualified to fill 1t.
Words fail to express my
gratitude" says MIR. Selby Carter
of Nashville, Tenn. "for the benefits
derived frem Ayers Sarasparilla.
Having been afflicted all ny life
with scrofula, my system seemed
sa tBrsted with it. 1t came out in
blotchss, ulcers, and ma,tery sores
all over my body" Mr. Carter
states that he was entirely cured by
Ayers Ssrsaparillz. and since dis
counting its use eight msnths ago,
has had no re turn of the screfulous
gysfems
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
STOCKS.

STOCKS
1870 Ophir-S
10 Mexican 90
100 Gould 6 Curry-3 20
10D Best s Belcher-6s
40 Con. Cal. & Va.-l7s
1175 Savage-6i
80 Chollar-4l
$50 Po,osi-7s
100 Hale 4. Norcross-o 40
$50 Crown Points 30
$50 Yellow Jacket 10
23o Imperial 2!
SO Kentuck-l 10
80 Alpha 60
10 Belcher-33
I'D Confdence-10. q
22a Sierra Nevada 40
65 Utah-5, II
125 Bullion-2 %, 2 10
so Exchequsr-1 SO, 80
80 Overman-1!. l SIS
rs JUSTICE, , 80
100 Uniep-3l, 3 40
80 Alta 30, 3 90
IS Julia-50
375 Caledonia-50c,
100 Goodshaw-10
100 SILVER HILLSIDE
235 Con. Pacific-35c
AS Bodice IS
100 Bulwer-1 45
900 Mono e.
I65 Holiness 80
600 Tioga-15c
500 North Belle Isle 3 3o
$40 Navajo-S0c
Is Mt. Diablo-3 so
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28

There was a drill and inspec-
ton at the Armory last evening,
and hop after the drill The boys
displayed great precision both in
handling the gun and swinging the
girls.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
Rooms TO Let.

Two furnished rooms to let, in a
desirable location. Inquire at thi.
Office. Dec. 28;lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-28
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS,

Advertisements under this head will
be inserted for s. 30, with candidates
cards.