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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-16
THE POET TOWERS

A feeling of gratitude impels me L.
acknowledge the great IN erits Of your
CUrIcuRA, and | cordially recommend II
to the public as very valuable remedy.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

YNYO CANAL y.-Lo
L cation of principal place of bust
ness, Carson City. NJ vada. -Locationo of
works, Owens Valley, inyo county,
alif ,rnia.
Notice is hereby given that
1t a meeting of tue B ard of Directors
el 4 on the l4lh day of Oct 1889. an
,sse- smehJ (No.S of ten fl0) cts pc
snare was lie ied upon the car itii stock
e the corporation, -, aole i'm medl-
tie V, in UniIed states gold com, To the
secretary al the Office of he Company.
.orner of arson and Pro tor streets,
arson City, Nevada Any -fock upon
Wi n his assessment shall remain
unpaid on the llth day of Nov, 1889,
VII be 4 llnquent ami adv rtlsei for
sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment is made befo e, viii. be Id on
Monday The 9th day of ecember,
S89. o pay he Delinquent assess 'neut,
,gether wit b cost o. advertising and
ex penses of sale By Oruer OF the
lSeafd of Directors.
T.R. HOFER,
secretary.
Office At the Bullion and Exchange
Bsnh corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets Cal son C:tv Nevada iunos
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And RIood Universally

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SUTxGURA ABROAD
Through home-returned Norwegian
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which has in a short time cured me Ofan
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Bergen. NORWAY. Misunderstanding
THE POET POWERS
A feeling of gratitude impels me L.
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81
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cUTstURA ABROAD

Through a home-returned Norwegian
1 have learned TO Know your CUTICURA.
which has in a short time cured me of an
Eczema that my physicians medicines
cou q not heal chs. HELTZEN.
BERGEn NORWAY. Age'itnrJorretsliny
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Carson Water Works

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NOW ms vALUE

All % your CUTICURA REdEDIFs give
very good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
I especially re- oTlnnend for the dis
seases for which II used know from
sNpericnce its value DIR. II. j. PRATT
Mon clio. Wis
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SHATTERED ny Dynamite.
Horrible rnJary ta . ssnmr- EIsster
Who still Lives.

TACOMA, July "A horrible acci-
dent occurred at Artondale. about
eight niles west OF Tacoma. last even
ing. Cnas. Meyers. a workman in the
employ OF John ID. Evans. Of Arko,,-
dale, was engaged IN blowing up
stumps With giant powder aud iyna-
mite, which he placed underneath the
stump, connected il with q fuse. ard
set Il of.
Meyers Was filing the last s.u,np
with powder. and was safup;nv TIA,
poeder sita au iron bar, when fro,p
AL accounts, the bar must have struck
ire. Ignirsag the powder, blowing
Mese abodt twenty fest dis
tauce, putting oai both of his
eyes, cutting bis face and head. break
ing has right leg and horribly man.
giine his whole body. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans were In Tacoma at the time of
the accident. and hi cries for help
brought to his assistance Mr.. and
Mrs. Roth. who live on an oioininc
ranch Nlsn discovered he was
toand 10 be almost completely barred
IN the earth. blood ooziny from the
terrible gashes in head aud
holy, causing small riyulets
in the sand aronnd him. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Roth carefully conveyed the i'm
Jured nan II a row boat near by and
took him To their ranch, bat before he
had been there long Mr.. Evans ana
vile returned and Immediately
proceeded ia the Roth house
hoid. procured Meyers and brought
him 10 Tacoma. arriving here at ?
O'Clock this morning. II was nor un-
I'll about O'Clock that DIR. Brown,
who dressed the wounds, could he
found. After the wounds were
DIRE sed Myers was taken
Ia the Fannie Paddock hospital.
where he at present remains moaning
for some one to kill hia. 1t is thought
his eye>ieht i lost forever, and fears
are entertained that he is hurt inter
naily. Meyers Is aged about 70 wears.
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NURDEREn his WIFE.


TACOMA, July D. Peter Bargns, a
native Of the Hag allan islands, mur-
dered his wife by shooting her in the
breast al a late hour last night. Bar
gus was a laborer at the Tacoma mill.
and when he returned To his cabin in
Old Town last night, his wife. OF whom
he i very jealous, was no. at home.
lie started out 10 search for
her. and found her in the
company uf man named johnson.
which fact greatly incensed the
kanasa. Procuring a revolver, he
proceeded again to the Johnson house
hold. and without word OF warning,
shot her, killing her instantly. He
afterwarG fred at Johnson. bat missed
his mark. and then fled To the woods,
where he is at present In hiding. Oh
GERS have been detailed by the chief Of
police and the sheriff TO hunt the muir
Gerer out, and telegrams have been
sent To all the surrounding cities.
The body OF the murdered woman
was taken io III. Harian's undertak-
ing establishment, from which house
the funeral took place this even
ing.
Mrs. Bargus vas an Indian from the
North, Ter maiden name being Fanny
~. Arnahan.
Previous 10 shooting his wife Bar
gus tore up his marriage certificate
aud broke all the dishes and furniture
III the house To pieces.
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lAgs}ey wa< also hu-ted 10 death
Among sshers ~Ao host their lives were

iisssey w2< also burned 10 death.
Among s.she-s ~Ao host their lives wers
j. } Rose. Tost2l clerk OF
Abingdon. Va JoAn Kirkpatrick. o;
tsyncbnarg: ". G. Stead and two
children, and = passenger whose
usnse cannot be searness. csesa was
an kssgiishnass ard sAe agent ,ss the
Idaho hQntsng ard fishing expesii.
tsan. He was on his so En4slaass Tor
sglrplseS.
Major SsSnell. superintendent IL
fAe LySchharg ozyissssss a. the Nor-
falk & Western. ~ss ca the train
and seriously injured. ~ We're
Also BsxSSsenaasseF Ford ard Capt.
Johnson. Who was in charge of the
train L. b Summers. postal clerk,
Was badly hrnis<Na. bat fortunately es-
capped, with his resarnsng naase Rose.
There is no teaegrarhie coansuniSa~
ton nearer the wreck than Liberty.
ard Il j. hard 10 get information
iroGn there. as the Nor-
foss & Western refused 80 peralf
reporters IA sss on the train " hicis w.as
there. \ r,lixs train wss rsasis up st
lynshharr hate in the evening sn 4, u.
the ss'esse of the wrsSk \ nassher
ef physicians went GA il 10
90 what they ceuhi for the wounded
A dispatch received AZ II O'Clock from
TIE scene ef the wreck hy wav of lib
ersy. says that sax dead bossies wefe
found IN the ruins. The railroad
company has taSen y large oorps of
physicians to the scene al the wreck
trom Roanoke, i.it~Fty and other
poinss- Ii Is thought that large
number of bodies were buried III tie
esailffawrnti.sn-
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AT 1HE SEA.
1--WE Women Fatally lrJarsd al
0lafsup.

PORTLAND, July .. Mrs. Susan
Writ, an aged lazy residing 1T Clatsop.
and Mrs. Lizzie Writ, her oaugh,er-in-
law, went riding in blackboard on
the seashore yesterday afternoon
toward sundown. The horses came
da hing home drawing an empty
blackboard. Search WAS made for the
ladies ana they were found ON the
beaefs, one sitting aud the other tying
on The sand almost submered oy the
tide. Both were unconscious. They
We're conveyed home. Sargieal aid
was summoned, The younger
woman, Mrs. Lizzie Writ, died az
O'Clock this morning unconscious 70
the last The Older lady vas unable
TO give coherent account of the ae-
eident, and i still in danger of dsieg
IL is supposed that the horses ran
away ard threw them ont. There are
no ma ks on the younger woman ex-
cept a slight cut on the forehead. No
marks OF injury can be found OF the
older woman.
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BASEBALL.


PirrsBuRs, July The Phillies
started out today as II they were de-
terminei 90 win at least one game
here. Gleason kept the hits we'll scat
tered and was we'll supported up to
the eighth inning, when the team went
TO pieces aud allowed the home club
10 score nine runs in the last two ins
ninsS. Score. Pi;ssbarg, 10: PhIIa-
sieiphia, 3 Base hits: Pittsbuyg. ~.
Philadelphia, d Errors: PittxburR.
5; Philadelphia, 4. Batteries Pitts
burg. staiey and Miller Philadelphia.
Gleason aid Clements. Umpire: Nc
Quaid.
CLEVELAND. July I'm the ninth
inning this afternoon the Washine-
tons pounded out three runs, Scon0;
Cleveland. s. Washington. 1. Eono
hits Cleveland. IL: Washington, a.
Errors; Cleveland. /, Washington. ..
Umpire, Curry. batteries: clovu-
lana. BakeIy and thinner; Washfne-
ton, o'Day and Clark.
IsDtAsAPuIIs, July The visitors
won the game this afternoon by an
opportune punching OF hits. score:
indianapolis q, New York, i2. Errors:
Indianapolis, 2 New York. 4. Bat
feries; Indianapolis. Rusie and Bur-
dick, Daily and Meyers. New York.
WEIGH and Brown. Umpire, Fcssen.
den.
Cincseo, July The home team
played an up hill game this altesnoon.
but by punching hits in the sixth and
eighth and with Quinn's error enA
Duffy : hif in the ninth. they won ~
third game Of the series from, BOston.
score Chicago .. Boston 1. Issse hits:
shiesgo 8, Boston TO- Errors: Chi
eago :, Boston 4. Batteries: Chicago.
Dwyer and Farrell. Boston, Ms<1deo
atlo Kelly. Umpire. Lynch.
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The Champion En- Route Is
New Orleans.
Rstti1x lneisss. 10 be Exe~-c~n
fsrts 80 the sniisvan
Special Train.

Aesiss. Ala. July sheriff Hoa-
ee'sihe this morning received t<I.-
gram from Governor GAY, direcsin.
hisa not 10 allow the Sallivan- X ilrsin
prize fight Ia take place in NohSle
coansy.
otfEr IN SEw eRlrAys.
NV ORLEANS. July s.-rhis has
been aall day in psiEe-fightinS cir
cles. All are quietly awaiting the
ooming of the principals. The prorls.
nation OF Governor lnxry will not
interrupt the progress OF the arrange
meats for the rrixe-sight. kilograms
continue 10 eaiae in aud indicate thai
visitors nav be expected from All
parts of the country. Barnett saws
that Sullivan viii probably arrive To-
niosrow and 10 20 Spanish b Fort Frsdav.
Stevenson does iies look for kilra{n
here Unfsl SATURDAY., although he NAV
arrive Friday evening, The battle
ground has been definitely settled
upon and no interference Is snsiei-
pAsesi.
srLLfyAS AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Jniy John l.. Sulli-
van and party arrived in the city this
stieracon, Among the sporting trSter~
naty 81 this city the opinion is almost
equally divided as 10 the respective
merits of kilrain and sullivan, and
many are OF the opinion that the affair
will &c no genuine night.
There ~ very little betting, because
. numher OF Suiliyan's friends are
afraid Ia back him because oi his
broken arm. They say however. that
hlirAiu wili not stand up against him
for six rounds unless his broken arm
should tail him.
''tin the other hand kilrais = friends
believe that he can beat sullivan, pro-
stdssi the tight Is not hippndrume.
A large number of men from this sitv
viii l.aye town on the same irain with
Sullivan 10 morruw. hen he expects
ts leave.
sullivan certainly looks well. 100
per cent. better than when he was here
aiuut mcnth ago. There in not :
particle ol supsfiluous flesh about
him. His g.nerai appearance indi-
Gates that be is In the best of health. and
the chances seem strongly i'm his favor.
sullivan, himself. il eonls,ient of
FNteFt a. ttt' ~s4t - tSAftt tOktAttt{<y&< IL
and u * evident that he will make Il :
hard fight for his opponent. When
he came out OF the gymnasium nt
about ! 80 this evening. after spending
nearly three hours there In exercise.
he Immediately entered closed car
Eiage and, accompanied by his trainer,
Muisloou, vas driven 10 hotel.
Snllivan's special car, on which be
travels. j. furnished with view 10 the
convenience and comfort OF its occsi-
pant. A bath-tub with shower bath
attachment occupies almost the whole
side OF the ear. A striking bag hangs
suspended from the ceiling, aud
about the room are scattered dumb
belts aud other paraphernaiia.
Frank johnson. sporting editor of
the Commercial ,isa,meseiaI tsassftx.
who spent some time with sullivan
al his training ground about ten
days ago and who will accom- pany
him in the morning. says
that the special will leave this evening
FOR New Orleans. Late this evening
there was little disposition 10 increase
the betting, although the odds offered
ia his favor are very much greater.
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Corner Second and James Streets.
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IN. through znd ak-orzt the city Of Ta
eosna- and 20 different points il psSre.
eogsnty.
The American I4arsher s,onrAarr
P@rr Eaakeiy. savstag sss.ex. <a5 sss1
Trustees. Nm- Eensan. ]. A. Cams.
bel, James CAnat>bsas ard +. RI. NJ.
Master Object. to bold. cuaxsrrr,
aEsl mainszis whsrvss. piers. bridge.
and other structures On ne wsI~,
trent or sssse-iass ia seattle sssrs-s- assl
other pssses IN Wssi;ngto.. s<rss,orv
20 bcsid. construct. maintain ard f,s,~s..
ate sasEailss. ssssEgis-saiIls. and ar.x
and all Kinds OF Iasnfer nliiS. And
osissr manufacturing enterprises.
Personal ITEMS.
Mrs. Dr. Hunter. Of fsis eitv. yho
5 Low Eanchlag in the country. ar.
gsvsd on the steamer Co.hy Thur-iay
bringing her little child. which was -
unfortunate as TO fall from a high.
cnaar, causing = compound fracture oi
the lower end Of the humerus. The
child MAS taken 90 lsr. Riley fer trest.
mesIt. ard l. Eow in tire riA bs wav for
recovery.
Military Com yssry G.. from Seattle
anu the i4conna Rifles viii bp here ia
take part in the para g on the Fourth.
u. N. soeElan, OF Dayton. from the
Ninth district, Is IN the csty 10 he on
hand for the convention.
Easia E.sdridge. of NhatcoHa, from.
the Sixteenth district. who was ia the
cons tIautionai conyeatsoa of 1873. is
also in our midst.
John Lawrence, of San Francisco.
general Enansger OF the Sunset Tese.
pnone Corugany, and A. {. sands,
general manager OF the Northwest.
paid short visit 10 our city Saturday
10 inspect their system here.
James A Halgey, of seattle. has
been approved notary public.
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RIM ~ CARSON. NEvapA.
The Lcss d. Ahasss @ta.5ao. In.ur-
ence &4.uup.

CARSON, New, July - Early this
morning Gre WAS discovered in thu
rear Of the Gorbett house. Tie block
being composed OF frame buildings
the flames spread rapidly, destroying
almost the entire block The nrinei.
pal loser is Mrs. Don q. Corbett. whose
loss on the buildings viii reach 81. go
insurance, 81 uu The loss on res
taurant which was burned was 81 500.
II. Clrce, livery stable keeper. lost
as-aut S29u in hay, grain. etc. NJ.
Grossman, dry goods and notions. lost
- ,W1 There we're a number of other
smaller losses. aggregatlng Isuou.
The total loss will probably reach So
90. The tire is supposed 10 have been
started by tramp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-03
FROM PORT rowNsEND.
The New Motor l.ine-Ihe Wateott
tn he Eepnireh.

roRT TowssESp, July 2.-The cars
for the motor lae arrived today by the
steamer Premier from Vancouver.
The revenue cutter Wolcott will tie
up for repairs July 5'h. going 10 Had
lock. where she sill be thoroughly
cleaned and receive new coat of
paiat. After being thus embellished
she viii have repairs made upon the
boiler and machinery.
The usst instalimen; OF Neah bay
Indians arrived Yesterday to partiei-
pate in the Fourth of July celebration.
The delegation consisted of about
twenty braves, who will make prepare
tons ior the recep'io OF the rest of
their tribe.
AT his preliminary examination at
> o'clock yesterday afternoon. James
III Bnr,leck. a burglar. waived exam
nation. in default Of 81 .sso bail he
vas sentenced to Jail tn await the ae-
ton ot The next term oi court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-03
OILY MrtA >EN y.
& Baod of Thieves in the Capitai
sy-Trsasarer's Report

olYMFtA, July , Saturday evening
some ere approached the house of
Mrs Kennedy, where MF. Jones was
watching a sick chiid. and took from
IL vest containing gold watch and
s. ia money. Mr.. Jones being troubled
with asthma. took ell his vest and
hune "a on the back of chair by a
slnaow. WAseh he had raised few
lsehes, and then wrapping hi n self
gp. SAT dawn ln q rocking chair to
rs.st lie retired about o'cieeg In
the nsorniug. finding that his vest - a.
gone. he Coscsg,0sa ihas sonse one
m8~t hzye teem watching him, IL II
evident that there i q fanA % rosss r.
.gss assst suuaewht re IN the city.
The following l. the territorial treas
urer's report !or the quarter ensilae
June 81. lSs}