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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

UrAu am Htir tAKE CANAL Go.
Principal place OF busIntta, salt Ease city.
Utah
AruTtCT Us UrREuY GtvEN THAT
~ Hfa meeting of the tfuttCra hold nr I.r
900 IH. uf tutUmhcr. 20 Hu a.HgtaU uU. .'
gu. U"l hare we levied on tbu gHU.fII F.H".
o., ..u Hrp0ratou, payable Co thH ttf'. No
iNH general once OF The company room 500
'uHHNtIuou % uildiuF. Sale laNH Nuyt' Coo
before Che itt uHv ~ NuNgWbtr. IHH
Amy tfHct upon which this l.... .m.nt Wl.
rCmHIu unpaid on tho Let DAY uI Sow. l.'..FI
DO lUunulont and auveftsrd tor HHIu no uu.
OIL. N.u. and rnleas payment D. .IHlU I..uI.
uIII Ir bold on ihc auc dos % NUVCmHrI. mo-
H.H.. I..i. 60 rar tuu uuInIUUut HHHH|H.".
Together with The c0st OF advertising luN OBS
IurHU OF UHln.
eat taku city, oct o. $500
gibson A. UIUN-.
Secretary.
hfH meeting Of che board 0f UI.. .I.I. .i uH
tI." 500 ta.tL lake Canal Co.. OOH. ". .U. .r.
D. IHc time fur uerIHI.U. I." Shove ....
mUHI TUNuqutHt woe rttUHHFI 'H Ir.. .rI.
ls.. lUH clio tHo uH.Uu. I.Iu Boo. Do. HfI
.m. 1870. DluEUs a. t|"I.
...T.f.Hu
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To- taO Third uiHWet Coul, in and Tor ne THIRD
judicial hisiuetui Utah Icrutoy.
County % salt LaGU.



Tho People % tho Territory Of UaA tond
hr.NnH TO ll1mas ". smith, defendant
You arr hereby required 20 appear Boo an "a.
zion brought HEaIusINUu UY Tho above named
H'a'Nli IU lNu district court % the Imf1 Jus
Ni.."I NatItt m thc Territory VI utah, aud 10
.nft lgNlusiNu 1t t1g dAv Of suryi 81 after
i- a. wee 90 you ~ thit aummonH-if served
NiNIu 900. county or 70 served out OF this
county bui lu thl1 distri within twenty daysg
uuorNlHn within forty days aor iudEment by
default wall ha usoh agaisat you, according 10
hu prayer Of aHil cnmpla NJ
lNt HAIu AHinu Huf1uFHt 20 have decree u
lhH court Dc diving She bonda % mhtrmony
between plauun and defendant absolutely.
uut that che have q divorce VurulD from
Ha'd defendant and MHi plaintiff b allowed
% lt.unin hrr ma.dnn name Of Ruth r. Hail
ana That che uu award tho rotu 20 tni,
ouch other and further relief ha 90 this
court may seem iuat, above relief prayed GA
lng ground that over since sept ID, 1874, do.
fuu1aut uls tailed 90 provide plainun with the
auIlY able 90 DO 10 that since dec. 4, ts1l, DO.
lUutAut wIuuIy deserted aud abandoned
u|nuuf that be- tOos with him considerable
cum " pluiuuuH raIniuRa, leaving hor WITH
lIIH Io pay nnd uY money % nav thOmi that
during no winter OF istf. Iu'DU1fnt hau ID long
all n. nErfuuH tIInHH thereby mourning a
large lAHruHrt that defendant vac informed ~
lUf condition Doc refused io send anything Tor
Dor support although able 90 DO 20
Audyuu Ere hereby notified that II you fail
Co rIU"Hr aUi auHHtI the H4iu rumuiuIut ~
UNHtu required tur tai1 plaintiff viii apply 10
The count tor thr relief demanded therein.
Wines Che Hon, Charles d. kAno. Judge, and
tHH t1A' nf the District Court Of the THIRD
Judicial District, On aud for the Territory of
Utah, the lUIh day OF ncptHmbur, on thH year
Vt our Lord ono thousand eight hundred aud
islALf UENHY O. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
ty Gao. u. Loouis, Deputy CLERK.
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Migratory fshugc matched aud partly
maturoi u fresh water. They feed and
grow boz tho sen, but they ara mower
caught there, SO that their protection
and preservation should b.iu the hands
Of those who are fJ dccpiy interested BOO
making them % suuble commodity b
siduall tms there must DE- some ruHI-
Grafton for the sports mnu, who without
question spends IN the ueislbarhoal boo
which h9 fishes 10 Tunes as much money
usull the fish ho catches, IT sold, would
ioLrh. -EiaMIng OaAuLln.
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Tuttup. a. ulAuiuu ana jane Doe 1ilslhu.
drfrn1Hag,
Ttr rtorla of tfc Territory of uah .ruI
erecting. no hIrr1 a Jones. o. icTro. Mary
Gu .trpU lruasuo A. DIuuiuo and jane Doc
Iaailo dHoHdButa
YOU Aut HEHEHI UEQuiUrp To
uUTIH| 'U 400 H.H"N H|NNE. against NUN
b lao s19,r i1,amg gd g.aH,lul,, % W' hsl,'.l
IUuIuT ut Utah, Hnu iH hNHWlr tnv rHfur
plant u|Iu therein Within tnn la|H IrnrIuHIFl
Of .lo .ay li aorygo after th9 furEi.u 0u uu
or, Dr. fHIVJ1 Uut Uf tUlH county. bone iu fE.H
district. within twenty duFHt u.HrTH.#r within
forty dos =lr Judgment Hy default viii Do
{ LrH agaiuht Yuu,buguIuiuE 90 uu prayer OF
Inga.d asuln BE- brought 70 uars Judgment
Iu tho rum of t,'., vita interest Ne Do per .Hul
uul'a fcosIH COSTS AlirEud 10 BOO due up0n %
certain UruUIftury note executed Uy dice
fCutlrtH q Zero, 4, IrNru,tlI. " h,liAuH,
ans 90. IIUrlun 90 defendant Jones, rpL RI,
cont uUr HuuuWt uuiI Uu.U bong due Huu
wholly unpaid, cave Interest o. juno 30 l-.t
AMI % 9n nruupli hn1 st'NINl uE
m9rir.ae 90 oven da.ru prem. q. uy!c,nAug.
u..UuHDI, executed uy sod defendants 90 said
JuIu.t eha note AMI mH-iFhsr utIiut been
daily Fnrl % r.Hana, WHO nov ihH
csHfuH Uf JHIs Court fUr tHH aH'g .I .lII urgml.
aH. fnst ulu.ud# ui ouch U..g Doe applied Iu
payment 90 .u.aI'f uu. I. aNuIr. coos doc
BE- lIGfpI AND fu..UIH. Iul a.II #Ul rIHIu Hr
equity of rrs-nUuuH Iu faIu urrmi rH, that
pla.uiIn HhNrln ruout Cog NnI lrA.lcn,y Qua
folost, iu.wt Commencing al uHut sd
rods south of north rHHl ruTu"ru' Nr"u.H cd
TlNt.hU D. Sou Do EInEo 2, vrrt rat Iatn
MgUGIHH. uHuua Ilrutr wet 80 tUds tUruHU
north rot 30 beginning situate in -a.i laaC
"..N. .'..f ........ .. ...H..f..E.. Cd. .. ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-28

Ia Ono Probate Court, in and for salt Lake
county, Territory uf Utah.
In che Matter 0f the Estaic OF Elizabeth
Very Deceased
NOTICE I7 HEEIHN GIVEN THAT VIII
- NHw s. NHarrHH. administrator OF the
u.tHiru lI.aUiH Nvrl, decreased. has rru.
lrfrI Cor HuINuUunt aud flrd lu SAID Court ula
luAI account ul Doc administration OF Fald
itH ana petition for uulI dlFtrNuuO. OF tuo
Hllur nI H1li estate among ihr persons emit.
uri thereto, aud tlnt Saturday, thu Hth day uf
ug.rmhrr, A. ID is..I. 10 ll O'Clock %. m., At thn
Court room gf snid Court. in tho County Court
House NHlt LHAu city aud county. TITAN Tor.
riuJ hns been duly appointed hy tho Judge
NJ .Nl iuurt Cor Che settlement of said uus
count and hearing HAi petition Tor distuuus
ton, At which tiur and place any person iu.
iuruHirl iu said estate may nrprar and show
yIuHUi 10 any There hv, why HuIt account should
nu. Boz settled and approved aud nnal diatnBu.
Nuu made uH prayed Tor.
Dated Nuy. luih, 1885.
o. y, MELD1,
tlCTs 90 the Probate Court
WAuuILL IS ADAMS.
Attorney tor Estate.
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vorlce TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF joseph ""iH''t NtNehHcI
ATOrICg rs HEREBY GIVEN rN rug
N underairuod. 1nom1e .. jane. UI.
ministrat1r OF the estate oil Ig.D"H tNm.. .H
reaapI tn the creditors ui HuI MI. HH.
ts,nr fiaima aga not The aan f.l. ma. .H
rvbfM Them with the nee. aa.FF l.U....H.
within ten months after tle nrt publication No
M roiile To- tho said 1hnWHa I IHmr. ut
orIrG of Uanfel Harrington, room #II Con. IIH.
tIan uuudine. salt Lake Guy, m thc Count. uf
salt Lake.
THOMAS q. JAMES.
Administrator Of the estate Ut j..."H 1Hmra.
HU"HHurt
u,sul uAuHisorOS, hiI1uH. I.H r...f..
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LEGAL NOTICE.



County rouluryui Utah.
Ia the Matter of uu Estate 0f Clara l.. J.
Young u.rcHurd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN b THAT
n y v, Juue, ana ". W itttr, oxcru orH
III ihcHrt WIll ana tsumgut 0i cara o. d.
YOUNG deceased, have rendered Tor settlement.
and lIullD paid npnTl their nual account of their
administration OF sail DatHie ANA petition fbr
HutI distribution of the ruslduc uf raid e tate
among tlr p"r"ous euutIod thereto. and that
Tuesday, the lNlh day NJ December, A. l.. 1850,
I'D O'Clock "a. boa. ut tho Court Room OF FlId
court, lu thg Court House, tWt Lake Diy
and county ltth Territory hIH boon
duIy APPOINTED Iy. tHc Judge ~ .nld
Court ilr ihv settlement uf suid account and
nonfIns SOLD petition Tor distribution % which
limo and place any person interested In talu
.tutU may appear ani show can e., if any
flpfr Dec. why .tid account sh0uid not BE- fut.
dol anu approved au1 hnnl distribution made
as praFgd flr
dated November "a, 1893
10, " MILOY.
clcr. Of the Probate Court
by y, r. JACK, Deputy
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NOTICE or
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE rs HtREBY GIVEN THAT
N Che annual meeting VI the uoeEh0lIerf
~ Inc MitB0nlil Placer Mining Company. GOO
the election Of officers aud the transaction OF
such other business 40 may come lcfure tUt
meeting vail be- held No room $40 Constitution
building, salt Lake City, Utah, on MONDAY
Dec, Ath, 1905, 40 spIu.
JESSE W, FON,JR.
hVtlglnTV.
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SIMMONS.
lu thu District court Boo and iur tho Third
Judicial uIHu.Hfui Utah Territory,
County ul raIt Lake

Samuel a. linEous, Defendant
Tho ppUnu of tue Territory Of Utah send
greeting. TO samuel H. lllycnb, Defend
amt
YOU NGE UEWBY REQUIRED TO Ap.
a urIr boo an action brought against you 1y
Ono above named platinum 100 Che District Court
uI tNu IUUI judicial District ut tho Territory
uI tuU. 4uI GOO answer tHu complaint nlui
therein within ton UHYa lyNUIu.Nu ut tur day
0I #UnI.H| HlHr 600 service uu you OF this
summons NJ ttrtgi within lnlH county, or NJ
served out uI t..H county, Nul Iu this DISTRICT
within fNUUF uHEHt otherwise within forty
HsFH, uT Judgment ug du.HuIl HI.I uv tlauu
a- 1000. you, according g. the prayer OF aa.l
complaint
IHrta|i action i- ur0ueht Go have decree
uf INIs Court lH'IiEuE chat tuu marriage Tg.N.
ton gNl.uu# between plaintiff ami defendant
bod solved Huu Huuu''ul. aud thJg p.auut DO
freed Unu tNU obligation uuTUuti above rulInt
urHHHI uU JHu ground chat since said MARRIAGE
lNt defendant NaH lHIuI 90 provide Tor p'MuiIt
tIH common ugHJ.#lrIur ul UIy, although ul
sufficient ability Hu ll DO.
Euu SOU Hrp hpTyHy notified thut It you fllI Co
uUHrur and answer enc H"ll complaint 600 ABOVE
rIUu.rU4 lUH fUN plaintiff Will Apply Go tho
court .0r mo ruuu, demanded thyrnlu.
MHtuUa.. lHU llHn. CHARLES r., Zane, Judge,
HuH fHu .ru n, tNy District Duur. of the Third
Judicial Distinct Iu Hu4 IUT thu Territory VI
Il4H. IHI- Iaf HtF u. November lu tho year n
uur lord ONO thousand uIEht hundred aud
is.,t| uENWV g.. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
Iy GRO % LuuMs Deputy CLERK
BAuWN s. HENDERSON by H. T., Liza
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angle Of about % degrees, and when he
caught sight Of Il was only thirty or
forty feet, No near M no could Judge,
from bin. Without pausing q rails
HE run TO his shoulder he took a srrf
ut the lJsct, and tho big en- lu tuuh u
down dead within four feet Of him.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent notice GuHIY Mining aud Milling
Company.
Location of principal place OF hufIngaa, Salt
Lake tilY, lbh.
Location uf works, Wuilg Pine county, Nevada
NOTICE. TlIHUE AUE ulLtNQuENI
~ uUHu the following tH rr.1ci ito q 900
account uf l..uH.meHt DOS I.t ou fhf liIh day
Of september lHI thU HUFUrHI amounts acl
opposite tHu utmUB OF thu respective share
huIIprH. nH lllIuWa.
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W NllmuftH NtHNAHfA.
NOTICE o. ULWEEY DININ THAT
~ -HUu" 30 MhtuUrH. executor Hf tnu
Ilag WlI. 90 Lu1hrh &. NHlWufU, deceased.
NIH rendered. tor Hgfi'pWHlI Hui nlr1 In sIli
court. UI. IUtI account of H.# HlWluI.tT .IIuu
uf said ustItr aud petition for UuHl distribution
uI flu residue of HaId estate Hmuur thH UUfHUuH
entitled thereto nH HUt fort tn "liI UUua
NON aud that Iur.lly. thn lsih daN uI
HuFuWUrr. a u l.fI, 90 Do O'Clock u,,
Ht lur court room of saId court BOO tHg County
Court lluuHu, salt Lake city and County, Utah
Territory. Doc NrUh duly lUUIiuIu. 81 iNU
JuuaH oft HaII court Tor tHr Hrftyuuntu I aI1
account Huu H.Iuur sai1 petition fur disif.hus
tuuEt which t.uu HuI UHuH aNy person iuiCrs
t.tHU Boo Hl'u estate may appear and HNuW
rluHu. No mos iUrr" Un WHF HsiI account HhuU.l
U.t Doc .HH'rI uHI approved Hul luul uIHiUHI.
UHn W.HH U. HT|HHu fIr
Dated November tiU. lHH
II ~ NTtuN.
t.UfU 10 fHH Probate Court
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DELINQUENT NoTlcE.

4 4 uHu ofuuutiUt uu.Nu . Uusuoaa. ptri
lfFs lIsI. location uf mluU snake lfCrE Sin
Iu. ua.rrt W1sRtHu county. luh Notice
DuHuI ..u.. uu .'.ruuut off ON la. c-smuuI $50. s
uI 0 d. cents per hare levied uu ODE Ht" day 10
august l.|I, the .rFuTI. .Wuunf- aHi oUUHH.lH
lh. uhmHH OF uu rcspcuutc shaIohHidyu, 1s
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In tho District CoUu 300 auI Tor tho Third
Judicial District off ltHU Territory.
County Ht Sale take
Esther CIaueuuars Plaintiff
Alexander CIaug1bure Defendant
The reon'e Of 300 TERRITORY of Utah send
r5H'5ssaasr catcnaprs d,f,ndpnt
You ARR uuM INQUIRED To
- hHrna' H" action HuUU NI against sou
iN N' u.Nlr u.N.I IIunNr, iu ily NHtrrt
tUHU ui fH. IU.HI judicial District uI tHr
Territory 1. lnH aHI Goo answer ono conn.
plant uIv tuyrU'u Within 800 ilH. .vNyIu.IFU
0I tsH uHy Hf HurE.er. aftUr tHp a,r,I.u uu SON
% th.H Hu ONIONS served Within tu.H county.
urr ..tFrl out uf tH# county, hui 900 this
NHNI.i. WITHIN wont. IIH.. u.HyTAIHt within
l"f.F N.ltt uI Judgment NN NUfUHIt NIII Uf
la.'h l.lIn.l you. nriinE in iho prayer ul
Ilr ag.i0n Uuu.u. to ua,a Judgment
tNHi Nd. HuUN. ut mUI.nuUf between UIaUuu
urH defendant be- HIutU|F deceived ..I.t"
relief .HugNt un lhu ground Shot 900 ur about
duuuII ati D. D. tuU HHln defendant Hy.Uffru
% luMrI Poo NNtrit Hud abandon ui' U.l.u.
uu without uuF cause and usUiuHt Ltr NIII.
wish Unf r utrUt
AND you aryUoHHHF ulHHDi that ~ YOU nI
O. appear auI ar.Nrr tHo faiI complaint aa
above required liu Nl ulH.uuu Will apply 90
tlr Cur. Cor tHr rt.Iat demanded tI.frin
NuuuHs, che Non. HtrIra Iluy. JuHHu.
ruI iur r.l' of thC District Court uf
th1 llud Judicial UisuIH, boo HuI Tor
ltlALl thu Territory ut uuh. ttIH llfu day ut
'.i'.'r. Pm ihe year ut ol. Tort
ninety three
uEhill %. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
lE hIn. d. IuuHls. llUuW tItFk
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Company.
Location OF uruuTaI place Of business, SAT-
Lake NItN lthu,
Location of w0r.s Flute county, Utah,
ATOuUE THERE AUE DELINQUENT Up.
~ uH IHU following described HtuUk 600 Noe
couutofu..,.. I.tIgiou the seventh dly of
October l.I| tUU H.T,.a. amounts rui opposite
luIIUtUHH
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Delinquent Assortment notice. south Jordan
Canal company
once, Rooms 5 nui %. Constitution uIIduT,
-alt Lake CITY. Utah
NurtHi TUrEt ARE DELINQUENT
~ 900 Che following described sIuga uu Hr.
count ut lH assessment levied uu ihU i|Iu uay
uf september. l| d. t|v Hr.yIIl amount. HHt on.
ro.itg ihr names of tho rospofu1u shareholders
DO follow.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IN tuorruH,tU court Boz and COR salt Lake
County. TuulD OF Utah
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LEGAL NOTICE

iu tHu lr0hhtg Court, Iu and for salt Lake
county, IufrUuTy OF Utah,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-13
ASSESSMENT NO. 40.

ASSESSMENT NO. 10.
Amount per share Cent
Levied June Il, 1895
Payable Immediately at the office on
Company, in Carson City, Nevada.
Delinquent------------Juiy IS, 1898
Sale Day & P. MD---August II, 1898
In lieu of Assessment No, 40, leav-
led May I, 1893, and heretofore re
scinded. BY order of the Board of
Trustees, FRANK BLETHEN,
Sec'y Pro TEN,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-13
Frisbie SIN IT,

Lyman Fris5ie says if he cannot
win the beauty contest there is some
thing wrong with the intelligent
female voting population of Carson.
He has purchased new PAIR OF
curling irons and curls his mustache
every morning, uses cologne by the
gallon, and anybody who approaches
him cannot fail to understand tha1
he has entered the contest to win.
One can scent him mile OF. lie is
open for inspection, and can be
found at hi. office on the sidewalk IN
front of Livingston's at any time be
tween two and FIVE o'clock IN the af-
ternoon. Dempsey thinks he's got
a walk over" says Frishie ''but I'll
show him that he's not in it, even if
| have to get Al Mills to come down
from Virginia and help me out. I'm
in it to win and I'm in it to stay"
Our vote goes for Frlsbie. Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-13

What on earth do you want of 80
much silver anyhow
answered.: "That is my affair.
| want silver, and at the going mar
ket price. As near as l can figure it
out, silver dollar is only worth
today from so to 90 cents in gold.
at least that's what the papers say,
but | don't mind paying a little
more, and here is the gold.
He didn't seem to catch my
meaning exactly, for he replied:
'sBy giving us time we might get the
silver at the Mint" But l thought
[ might as well 60 there and get it as
the Bank, so l packed my twenties
down the street.
There | asked, whats silver to-
day." and the reply was, shes off
two points and going to HI l guess.
Net caring to show my ignorance
in this highly intellectual atmos-
phere, L made no comments, other
than to ask, "what is a silver dollar
worth today in gold9"
Some one spoke up and said 81
cents, another said 53, while the fat
man near the door thought 80 was
about the figure.
Now gentlemen, says L eff you
are pretty we'll fixed for silver today,
lust trot out these six thousand
dollars worth at the running rate,
and I'll try and work off about
eleven thousand or so up in our
country, where they are worth a
hundred cents, and will be until the
fossils all catch on.
At this they all laughed and | en-
tended to, but when one chap says,
Uncle you can have exactly six
thousand silver dollars ard no more,
for a like amount in gold, the
laugh left me, SO did my SILVER
scheme.
l argued and pleaded, but no 90.
| went home a poorer and sadder
man. The newspapers all lie when
they say a silver dollar isn't worth a
dollar. Here | am loaded up with
cattle and stock, enough to run the
country, bought at top prices, with
the expectation of getting silver at
the market price, and all on account
of tho darned newspaper lies.
The chances are, that when my &C
day note comes due, can't get sill
yer enough to pay it. [ am done
with any more fnanciering where
Uncle Sam is concerned in it.
A SILVER CRANK.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-13
4 Lady'S Protest.

Ed. APPEAL:-I think the APPEALS
male beauty shcw one of the greatest
humbugs [ ever saw. There is hardly
a name in the whole list that a
woman of taste would look at
second time on the street. If [ am
any judge of male beauty [ should
say, that the homeliest collection of
men in Carson have been entered in
the PHI Contest" as you call it.
If looked like some of those peo-
pie l would pawn my face pretty
cheap and then lose the pawn ticket
the first chance | got. Yours,
A CARSON GIRL.
The APPEAL agrees with the
above. Some of the men in the
contest would cause a cat to jump
from story window on top of a
bramble bed. There are too many
entries in the race, and the track
isn't wide enough to run so many
broken down nags, some of whom
should have been retired from turf
years ago.
To-day the judges ordered the
dropping from the list of al who
only had one tally. A man who
can't start in with but one vote, had
better quit. They can't show up in
the track again with less than 10
votes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-13
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Benton's Liniment for sale at all
drug stores.
Lake View strawberries at l..
Baer's. je25.
All kinds Of stationery at John q.
Fox's Also books and Iewelrvv. l29
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ALL SORTS.

a big success IN every particular.
Bill Keogh, the Comstock pugil-
list. is in Chicago insane asylum.
r.. V. Julian. of Reno, and Nj. S.
Bonnifeld, of Winnemucca come in
on yesterday mornings train.
Actions for divorce in San Fran
cisco, on scriptural grounds, are now
designated as "side entrance suits !"
The ''side entrance" racket is as
old as the world. The creator must
have used it when he took that rib
from Adam.
Mrs. A. l.. West and Miss Cora
West have left on visit to San
Francisco, and from thence will pro
coed to the Worlds Fair
The Lander County Grand Jury
has found true bills against County
Commissioners J. A. Blossom and
L. Steiner for misconduct in office
and bribery.
The Associated Press tells of
Cleveland having tooth pulled.
We would rather hear of him having
his leg pulled in the interest of free
silver. Dispatch.
E. c. Vonderdyde, formerly of
this city but now resident of San
Francisco, had several small bones
of his right arm broken few days
since by barrel falling on him.
1t is said that Mary of Teck, since
her marriage puts on less airs than
any titled woman Of England. When
child she romped and played with
the children of commoners, and is
now pretty solid with the boys.
The Daily Report of San Fran
cisco is the only paper on the Coast
who has had the enterprise to sta
ton regular correspondent at
Swenlaetsew. If you dent take the
Report you don't Gs5 the news of
that section.
Chief Crowley q San Francisco
startled the Pollce Commissioners
the other day, by furnishing them
with evidence of blackmail against
three policemen and requested their
dismissal. They were fired. Grow
ley is after more scalps,
Pursuant to the call of the Presi-
dent If tbs Silver League of the
State, the Washoe County Leagues
have called meeting for Saturday,
July 10Th. There should be prompt
action of the Ormsby Silver League,
and meeting called for the same
night.
Young Mcdonald of the Pacific
Bank, who breaches the beauties of
banking exchange, went to Chicago
not long ago and in order to save the
exchange on draft, put $1,000 in
his trunk. When he reached Chicago
the money was gone. The Melon
aids always were saving set,
A San Francisco jury has acquit-
ted Belinda Laphame, charged with
poisoning the two-day-old child OF
| Motto Watson The defendant or
the stand denied her guilt, while
Robert Ferral, her attorney, in hi!
! argument, limited that the child wa
killed by its mother to conceal The
, fact that her brother was the father
| The Jury was out but a few minutes
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T he KEEL-EY Cure

An Institute possessing the sole and exclusive right to
sell and administer in the State Of Nevada the Double
Chloride of Gold Remedics discovered and prepared by
Dr. Leslie E. Kelley of Dwight Illinois, for the Of
the Liquor Morphine and Tobacco habits and Neuras-
hena, will positively be opened Carson City Nevada,
about July 10 next under the management of DR.. 6.
E. Sussdrof, Doctor Sussdroff has been in charge OF
the Institute at Los Gatos, California since it opened
and has successfully treated more than thousand
patients there. ,
For particulars address W. C. Watson, Station "C'
San Francisco Cal My15f
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PasturaSe,

On the K;rman ranches, which Con-
tain over 400 acres situate one-half a
mile from town. Milk cows taken
and delivered daily. Terms 50 a
month. Season begins April lst.
WILLIAM SMYTH,
Lessee.
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RubicOn Springs

Are now open. Daily stage from
McKinney's, Lake Tahoe. Parties
wishing Rubicon water can have
orders filed by sending direct to the
Springs.
Mrs. WADE CLARKE,
JON Props.