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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
Mss Frank Accepts.

To the Citizens of Carson, Members Of the
Executive Department, the Legislative Bodies
nd All Others:-In response to your invita-
ion to lecture in aid Of the Orphans Home
Library. would say it viii give me great
leasure to comply with your request on
tuesday evening at such place as your COM
kittee may select. The subject Of address
i'll be, cart and What it Means to Me-"
thanking you for your kind sentiments con-
bncerning myself, 1 have the homer to be,
merely.
RAY FRANK.
Carson, March 2. '95.
The lecture will take place in the Metho-
list Church Tuesday evening, commencing
$50 promptly. An admission Of 25 cents
Pill be charged at the door, the proceeds to
B for q worthy object.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
The MORNING APPEAL.


The TRIBUNE gets down to dirty business
when it speaks of the playing of the Noble
listers on the cornet and trombone as every
punk" and further insinuates that they are
mot even pessable amateurs The musical
selections rendered by Misses Pearl and
Maud Noble are said, aud we believe them to
have been, one Of the best and most enjoy
Able features of the Inaugural Ball. As is
well known the sisters. Miss Pearl especially,
btand high in their art and fortuna ely do
bot require the recommendation Of the
rADUNE's musical critic to sustain that
position. 1t is just such contem tible filings
= the above from the TRIBUNE and others Of
|ts ilk that have done great harm to this
btate. - people abroad. seeing them, think
that they reflect the sentiments of the people
bf this State. Here Of course sources are
Fonsidered and 30 we'll known that it is not
bften the trouble 10 taken to contradict their
lying utterances. The"aour grapes" attempt
Pf the Tribune to give the Inaugural Ball
md its management An underhsnded dig is
Pns ofthe cases mentioned. but it is regret
able that the editor Of that sheet saw At to
Pursue the shameless course he did to
larry ont his deeign. In this connection it
~. - ~ A. - ~
Foble sisters was very highly praised by the
Pther Carson papers, - we'll - the CORES
Pondents Of other papers who wrote mp tho
Pall. II ia TO be presumed that their knowl-
|dge Of music is as complete as that of the
|ecently imported California "geyser."-
oliver State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
Entertainment.

University Cadets will give an en-
|rtainment at the Opera House, Sat.
day evening, March 9TH, for the
|nefit of the Drill-hall and Gymna-
|lm Fund. 1t was enthusiastically
feived in Reno, making it neces-
Try to repeat. The Entertainment
Insists Of two parts. The first part
|ng play portraying cadet life !;
4 second part consists of specialties,
Fing great many surprises.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03

A B l25 (Allen)- Act licensing the sale
Of cigarettes or cigarette paper The bill
makes the quarterly license SIS Persons
under 81 years of age are fined 500 for
smoking cigarettes Referred to Com
of the Whole,
Motion by Conboie that the House resolve
itself into a committee of the whole to con-
slider A B 125. Motion withdrawn.
SB3l by Summerfeld-An act limiting
power OF county officers. Judiciary Com
mittee
GENERAL FILE.
SB3by Noel-Madea special order for
Tuesday at 2pM.
A LOG by McDon ald-An act to provide
for placing guide boards on public roads and
highways. Passed unanimously.
"A 92(McNaughton)-An Act to create
the Office OF Road Supervisor and to define
the duties thereof. Passed unanimously
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call. All present.
Motion to reconsider the vote by which
the resolution passed. that hereafter the As
sembly convene at 9:S0A H. Carried.
Motion by German that the Assembly
convene At 10 A. r. on and after next Nom
day. Carried.
SPECIAL ORDER
Substitute for A B 81, introduced by
the Committee on County and County
Boundaries.-An Act to hx and readjust the
boundary lines Of washoe, Storey and
Ormsby Counties.
Beck asked to have the protests he filed
several days ago read.
Beck asked to have the protest from the
people Of the Storey strip read. Protest read
Beck asked to have the protest from the
people Of the Ormsby strip read. Protest
read
Crisler asked to have the petition from the
people Of the Ormsby strip read. Petition
read
The Segregation bill passed the Assembly
today by vote of 10 to H.
A B 50; prohibiting any firm from
preventing any person from procur-
ing employment Ordered engrossed.
A B SO; Lincoln county railway act
Authorizing the issuing of bonds for
a railway in Lincoln county. Passed
S B "a; prohibiting live stock from
running at large in cities or towns.
Referred to committee on Agriculture.
Adjourned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
Yesterdays Fight.

There was large crowd gathered
Joe Platts yesterday afternoon, and
lie Sheriff went up to clear the side
|alk.
stop that fight" he shouted.
|"Oh go home" was the reply, you're
q yoar trolley. Its only some new
implies of Spring clothes, and we
hnt to watch 'em before the rush
BITS in. :"
The Sheriff cooled down and pur-
ased q suit himself.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
Getting Ready to Commence Work.

Getting Ready to Commence Work.
Mr.. Holmes, Of the San Francisco company
which recently purchased an interest in the
Zirn & Schultz claims in Pine Nut, was in
Carson this week and stated that the COM
pany would begin the erection of boarding
house at the mines in few days. The ma
chinery for the mill has been purchased and
is expected to arrive in Carson within a
week; also the pipe to conduct the water to
the camp. The company expects to put
small crew of men to work within ten days
and will put on more men as soon as they can
be conveniently used.-Genoa Courier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
A Record Of the Proceedings Of the
Seventeenth Session.

FORTY-FlRST DAY.
Senate met at IL A. NJ.
Gov. Sadler presiding.
Prayer by Rev. Nash.
judiciary Committee reported fav-
orably on Senate Joint Concurrent
Resolution IA
Senate Substitute for Senate Bill 80
and Assembly Bill 100 favorably, and
Senate Bill 81 without recommended
ton.
Committee on Claims reported fav-
orably on Senate Bill 60.
Committee on Education reported
favorably or Assembly Bill 4.
Senate Bill 63. Martin Act in re-
lation to public highways. Agricul
ture.
Assembly Bill 11s. Amending an
act Incorporating Carson City. Orm-
shy delegation.
Senate Joint Concurrent Resolution
relative to weekly mails from Pah-
rump Valley, Nye county, to Ida
Valley. Esmeralda county. Maute
Adopted.
Senate Bill 60. appropriation BilD
Committee Of the Whole substitute for
Assembly Bill SO. Esmeralda county
bonds. Passed.
Assembly Substitute for Senate Bill
IL. Relating to visiting Board Of
State University. Passed.
Senate Bill As. Relative to analysis
Of ores at State University. Passed.
Senate Bill As. Act relative to de-
veloping the mineral resources Of the
State Passed.
Substitute for Assembly Bill 1913.
Providing for additional dormitories
for the University Of Nevada. Consid-
cred in the Committee Of the Whole.
President Stubbs of the University
explained the provisions Of the bill to
the Senate Committee voted to re-
passage of tie bill.
Senate Bill 81. Act to define the
duties of Lieutenant Governor. APP
$1,000 year for the salary
of Lieutenant Governor. On a vote to
report unfav rably on the bill, the
vote stood to 5. Summerfield in the
chair voted to sustain the unfavor-
able report.
Senate Bill 1913 was taken up and
placed on its third reading and final
passage. Bill passed by unaniminous
vote, with instructions to transmit the
dill to Il \ ssembly as soon as pos
sible
Recess until 2.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
The Races.

Today Barbed Wire Tim, Sontag
b Bagwill,s mare will run Of a
(e for $50 and side bets, at the
ELK. Kings horse, Baths PAGER and
)kers horse will trot for $50. Ad-
Fsion free as the gate keeper will
drunk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
CHURCH NOTICES.

| PREsBYrERIAN.-Servic at IL A. NJ and
P, M. Morning subject. Joys Of tn,
Christian Sabbath
In the evering there will be an amt
phonia. service" Anthems and hymns viii
be rendered by responsive choirs. Every body
welcome
FRANCIS L. NASH.
Pastor.
ST. PETERS .--Services Sunday, March Sd
First Sunday in Lent, Holy Communion
at IL M Sunday School at 1915 P. NJ.
Evening Prayer and Sermon at Z p. NJ.
Lenten services every Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday at4PM M.
J. W. HYsLoP, Rector.
Honor Roll in st. Peters Sunday School
for the month Of February Naomi Keith,
Hazel Hofer, Rita Gas tie and Pearl Cowing.
M. E. Services at the NJ E. Church to
morrow at IL A. NJ. and 7P. N. Morning
subject: 1.-The Lords Fire Companies
Evening subject: "The Safety of Young
Men" All are invited.
w. j. MITCHELL, Pastor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03

trace Benjamin was found suffoca-
in a San Francisco lodging house
Rterday. She was found dead in
bathroom connected with the
rtments Of a man named Meyer,
the gas had been turned on.
|ake a rest from Chinese cooking
try dinner at the Silver State to.
Turkey dinner SO cents. Regu-
meals, chicken dinner Is cents.
he Governor signed the woman
rage resolution yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03
AFTERNOON SESSION.

b AZ relating to the terms Of Pub
lie Schools in Nevada compels the
School Trustees to keep the schools
open ten months. Passed.
S b Al; relative to public roads
Passed.
Sub. for S B 80; act regulating ap-
peals to Supreme court. Reduces ex-
penses by allowing records Of District
cou to be taken up on appeal and
filed with Supreme Court.
B 100; act relating to criminal
cases in Courts of Justice. Tabled.
Assembly Bill A. Act relating to
elections. Provides marking cross
with a rubber stamp instead of a pen
Gil. Lost to 5, Mills not voting.
Boyle and Wise absent.
Senate Joint Resolution Relative
to amending the Constitution. Passed
IL to g
Senate Bill 81. Tabled.
Senate Bill 80. To pay the def1ici-
ency of the State Agricultural Society.
$3O13. Passed.
Leave of absence granted Martin
until Tuesday.
Adjourned.
Convened at II A. NJ Speaker Allen in the
chair
Roll call, Murphy and Wieland absent.
Journal read and approved.
MOTIONS
McNaughten-That on and after Monday
Assembly meet at $50 A. N. Carried.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
B 81 (Richards}-An Act to prevent NAL. |
icious and purposely injuring Of churches,
schools snd other building. Lander delega-
ton.
B 1913 (Allen)-An Act relative to the
building of dormitories and to purchase land
or said building at State University. Com.
Of the Whole.
124 (Hinman)-Act relative to com
oensation Of county officers in the severa
counties of State. Judiciary.
Motion by Allen. Of Eureka, to resolve
nto Com. Of the Whole to consider Alb
%. Carried.
c E Allen in Chair.
Motion by Speaker Allen that DR.. Stubs
Q invited to explain B 1913. Carried.
DR.. Stubs explained the bill very
thoroughly and asked the House 70 hasten
be bill through.
Notion by Speaker Allen that whom the
louise do arise it report the bill back with
that it do pass. Carried.
he bill passed unanimously.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-03

fAsn Baby was dck,
We gave her CAseoFiA
Ia she Wa . Child,
Ghe cried for CAstoriA
Ihsa che became Niss,
She chung - VAGtosfA
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~ gavU tham OAoovA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-30
Scrmil6tc trlrgrapBiidJe Sepcidlen.

- 3u ct. 2oui5 wurOe segen sic
2lOan'5 GTpreBzGo. BON ben Yertretern
Der Neus Sarge So. cine &lase auI
9(uferitattun4 pOn $4,000 erboben.
Gieie Summe mar pOr &uriem in 9terpz
YOrt Der 9oam'5 GrprsBz@eieulaait in
einem Eafste 3ur 8eiOrOerung uad
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Pafet in Neras elntraI, wur0e Die Gntz
oetung 9ena9t, OaB eS 9h1t5 ais braus
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Ser5aItUng pOn pcrIflcOenen Grprebs
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no Oa5 @)eIO biu9efOmmen 1T.
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in 9eiabr, untsr Sen Sammer ~ fons
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- Sn SOrOntO, Ont, cri9luq ser
Supelier q. s. 3lmmermann i.ine
6rau unO be9in9 bierauf SeIbitmOrr.
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Snel,crr5 9Gicildl.

ct. Saul, 0tiun., 28. Wtars.-
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prtiie bcocuteuo Seltle9en, ga Die s3uz
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GngrOSs Ereile iIr 9fIuoiltIlb wurocn
btute pOn , auf Gcnt5 erb0bt4luO
wcroeu in ben nGhltcn Aa9en bis auf 5
Geut5 itelgcn.
DIE le9tiabrige 9arre pcruriadte
9roBen Tuttermunael, unO bic lyarmcr
nuBten lbr 8icb iibcr QSiutcr auf babe
unO uiertcl 9fationen iescu, 10 OaB c8
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Sdladtcn niht tauglib ut. Aud Die
3uiubr Don S6welneu unO S9aicn
bat lib tart permlnoert. Glne meter.
Yertbsusruns Ser 6leiiapretie iOa be-
uorltegen.
GbtcusO, 28. 0tar;.-0ie Yreiie
iIr au5gciudte3 Saludtuicb iiuo sur
i3eit bober al5 ieit eli 5abr.n, unp ,Die
Yertbeucrun9 wlrb, nad Inliht ser
hieiigen QrOBen 6lciidiirmen, lGn9cre
3elt anonueru. Wtan glaubt, bub nt6t
pOr natltem 0srblt cine rcihllde G3us
Iubr BON Sdlodtpieb 5u srwortcn lei.
Die Frelle linO leet bcrelts um 25 PrOj.
9eltic9eu.
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SrauGr.

Sornel18 ptl e,9t.zY. %. MGr3.
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deus GanaienlDa pur0e beute iriib bud
5Seuer ;crlt0rt. Der 8rano cntltauO
I'M II llbr 40 Minuteu Otor9eu8 I'M
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ibnell nui Die beuahbarteu GebGu0e.
DIE gelamrlte 8cu0ifcrung nabm otn
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aui, uGrsn icho6 crit oann criOlgreid,
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an WtenlAenleben iino ntdt 3u bella
gen, wobl abcr 5ablrcidle Sale BON Ser
Ieeun9en. 0relBtg Sauicr wurOcn eins
9calhcrt, uno Die S1lfte Der Bco0Itcz
rung lit OboadlO5. Der materlelle
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llbe Sranowuuocn 0apOn, Der 9felt Der
6anltlie enttam uuuerlebrt. Serluit
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BuuOssz0aruiion nabm uuter Der per-
iGnIiten SsitunQ Osa Sberiteu Balm
brtoge erIOlsreit an Oen EOidarb eitcn
She'll. 5n pier StunOcn 3erit0ste oa5
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Sramd)en Sic 0elo :?

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aUSgc9uu9en.
Der 9temOrqueur 0tuD $. Yoder"
lit beute friib nabe 9feO 0Oot 9eiunfsa.
dc Selaeung parb nit lIu5nubme oe5
QOfarbeiters SanIe5 SeuD uon rinem
Boot auf9cnOmmen unO Hah 0Oboten
gebrat)t. &cllp bate ben &opf uerlOz
ren, mar in'5 l&aner gelprungen unO erz
trunfen.
- Sn Ger Ge9enwurt iein,r 2iebfen
eridpB iid beute frub in oereu 9Sobz
nun9, 9tr. 164, gSelt.1O3. StraBe, Der
iun9e 0futi6e 2lOOipb 9tsDer, neil ii9
Oa5 NtaObcn pet9erte. iejne 6ragc, oh
lie lbn llcbe, 3u beautworten.
- Der Northumberland III Srootz
Inn, 9.z0., parO beute 0ta9mitta9
Ourd 6euer 5eritort. Der Serlult be-
trdQt $4,000.
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Sisr babet mir lpieoer Gt,pas III
fnoelf

Steln NIT Der 1y0blit,en, lufisen 3elt,
luslde Oies sen nit iit briugt, brIngt aud
Die ld0ueu 2lugebtuoe Der p@reat 4tIau=
tic < Yactfic< Shee= Comp"
Seheu Sic it9 yYiama's tIeiues 8oien.
fnO5p9eu an.i ~
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@rfte Gontmuntonsz
uHo -
Gon formations Mn,iige
- bel
flcIncn tuOGc,rtliGel Sab nuseu
III
9cd)t's
;uuerldiiIsc 2Grcn,
SIR. 5I9 une SCI, Sir. .grpaSrpap.

Gin spesioI &ertauf Don an;a9sH fur Die e1itc
Communion uno Confirmation, mobei feine ron bem
SdHciOer sefertlate gn59e fir s5 obscsebcn uno su
oersn ahtra9ung fIeiHe moteEtlife Sabuuscn cztge=
gen senommeH ue:bsr. 9Sir en- itets eiu rieiees
G'etdft in 9mo6eH= unO ainoarzaIeroern, Ocnn mir
se6eH, mas eiH aneerer Sooen t3ut a bcsren;ten
Greolt. md69 bemttelte gtern in beu staao i.esuo,
i5re atHoer aui5 sie III Der ncuciten gOoe u tlet=
ocn. Dies 6ri5a5r pouen mir alle arabcn ir Der
Gtaot tie0eH, bsna uniere Slsiouzssnide uo beIier
uHo ttQt9er ais ie Supor, nnS uEiere 8eSinguzg,n
Isitter.
9riagt hie 9muFeH su uns, mir woacn lie auf pQs
soraamitc beoienen.
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Scrmiiftc te!egrapbii6r Scpei6cu.
- 1urd cen 3uiammenitOB zines
80iia9lcrjuge8 Ser m9lcuclouUsyOraine.
&1ecIIngzVabn" nil cIncm 6radt3uge
in Der 9tape pom WtoiiIOn, 8, ptr OF
oer GOnOuttsur s. ). Srit. .elucn 2trm.
Ja Columbus, ga, bat oIe
SdnIttwaarenz9anbluug 3oicpb & SO.
Iuu!rt. YerblnOIidteiten $50, 600, 2ltz
tlp1 100000.
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s. Sane's SanSefsf6ufe,
Hr. %, @efs9erinstnnzstr.

S:i6ditsiprius fegssat. ob,r IN g,rbineuns uras
Typewriting laui Dforote ,init1li,FIit sid,r S6s
StenosraDh!s' unS str,itftriftssurus itpsrst ouj
6 DioRafe $37.
New Standard" Shorthand Srid,ts R,siuoun.
sen. grseIsunterri6t - t6eor,tlIt. uns nraf9iiss
1sgart.m.ats, IT'S. Wan sripdtus oisie 3,ituns.
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Die SefcBruug nar nnr Srilsc.
Gin au9eebeusr 9touotat MD @wtenitt
gbt EN- id)l.djte5 8e.ipiel.

Gin au9e'ebeuer 9louotat unO @lrtenIidt
gibt EN- itl.djtes Se.ipisG.
Cincinnati, %. Atars.-GjrOBe
Seniatton errest Die Sunoe, 6aB 0iaz
ior Gbarlt6 8. 8lafburu iciHe 6rau
iig.n seluTen babe. 8Iudburn mar
elmer Der berporragcnOiten Criminal
2lnwalte Oe5 Barrtau5 bon SbiO. 2llo
Nlttuer 5eiratbetc ct cine iunQe Dame,
Ole ibn peranlaBte, elmer Otetbooiltcnz
tlrde bei3utreten, in melher 8ladburn
balo einc @euate wurOe. Der ionit 10
ireilinnige Otann muroe elm Seulpez
rcn;ianatlfer uno 0es 2lpoitel Der
Idlmmlten Sorte. 5set bat iidD beIz
au5geltsat, OaB i:ine 6rOmmigtelt erz
beu6elt mar un0 oab er iih pon Der
anitrenssnocn 9Irbeit Der Seelenrettung
ourd Srglcn nit leIatfcItl9eu Selbcrn
su erbOlen pfle9te.
Seine 5rau, DIE binter icinc Sdliac
fam, peranlaBte cine lleberiteOelun5
uad Chicago, ubsr nad elnIsen >0(Os
natcu mar e3 mteoer 0le alte Ges
iaitte, uno Oas 8uar fcbrtc nuh
Cincinnati 5urIf, no Slafburu nun
ielne 6rau gGnStid i'm Stlde gclanen
baben iOQ. Glue 6rau, Die SIadburn
clnmal in elnsm bIriihmten Ge|tamcntSs
Yro3cile pertreten bate, IOu, utc e5 5elBt,
in Dem Sale cine promInsnte Stole iple<
len.
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OQQeniu1t.

User bat nidt berejts burd bieielb: III
Isioen qcbabt; elm Glcno, ba5 burd Die
Sale in 0fa9en ueruriadt miro, bic in
6oIsc Der llutgGtt8fett ODER Gragpeit
Der Hsbcr nidt aus cem &Orperiyitem
sutf:rnt miro.
DOrbeusungss unO grilMitIfI OGfir if