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There were no new developments in the cotton
market to-day. The trading was dull aud confined In
the main TO local professional scalpers. An advance
in Liverpool, both for futures and spots, was re-
frcted In an Improvement here early in the day.
There was some buying for outside and Southern nc
prices weakened on larger receipts at the ports than
had been expected ana selling by local scnlpers. the
last prices showing a small net Improvement for the
day. A large estimate for New Orleans to. morrow
also contributed to the reaction. The Southern spot
markets continue frin. with u fair business. The
signal service predicted rain to- night In the Atlantic
OF the cotton belt fair weather.
coFFEE--lti" on the spot was steady; Nc. Z, SHsc.
Sales 5000 bags No. Z at 8ssc.. $500 bars Maracaibo.
400 bags Central American, and 1.iOO bags Mexican
on priv ate terms. The future trailing Maa rs fnllous.
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,hs, the outcome will b satlsfactory and that
tho road between Kansas City and tho 394th
milepost west OF that centre will eventually
pass into tho reorganiscd Unien Pacific system.
In addition to tho stocks mentioned. Manhat-
tan Railway was active, and so woro Northern
Pacific preferred and Peoples Gas. The great
cat net advance was that OF AS 2 cent. In Metro
nolitnn street Railway. Tho dealings in It
were the heaviest since 1t was placed
NJ the list OF tho Stock Exchange. In
Manhattan Railway there appeared TO be
some taking OF profits. OF tho less active stocks
Rrookiyn Rapid Transit, st, Louis and San
Francisco I'd preferred, and United States
Rubber were exceptionally strong. The demand
Tor frst class. and even for fairly good bonds.
shows no signs Of diminuti0h. It was, in fact.
unusually active, both In the Stock Exchanged and
M tho counters of investment banking houses.
There was a little furry In the money market:
Incidental TO the payment to the Government Of
another installment on account Of the purchase
OF The Union Pacific Railroad. The closing OF
tho stock market was strong, at only slight re-
SESSIONS from the best prices.
Final sales compare with those Of Saturday as
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Central Pacific
Railroad Company.

On January LIST. 1898. the greater part OF the United
States Bonds issued in aid OF the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY Will have matured, and It Is
deemed advisable that unity OF action of all Stock.
holders should DO secured, in order that their inter.
ests may be properly protected.
AT the request OF the holders OF a large number OF
shares. and OF the LONDON COMMITTEE, of which
deposit a very large amount OF the stock, the under.
signed have agreed TO act az a Committee to represent
tie interests Of the stockholders In this country, In
conjunction with the London Committee. under an
agreement contemplating the adoption OF a plan OF
reorganization 10 be unlimited to certificate holders.
The plan of action ~contemplates:
\. An equitable settlement with tho United
states tiovernnent respecting tho Cow
ernments lien on tho aided portions or
tho rOnd.
2. Avoiding. ir possible. the expenses attend
amt upon u receiyershIp.
u. a re"rE"niEation under which n new issue
or new Issues or bonds may be made nj
the lowest possible rate OF interest.
After a satisfactory settlement with the Govern.
ment shall have been reached. the question OF the re.
lations OF the company to competing and connecting
Companies will receive the COmmittee's careful at
tentlon.
In order that the Committee may be prepared to act
Mt the proper time. without delay. holders NJ sbareL
are urged TO deposit them vt once with the CENTRAL
ihoSI 'OMfANf, which VIII Issue It's Negotiable
Receipts against the deposit OF Share Certificates un.
der the agreement. and In due time application will
Ce made TO have the receipts listed on the New York
Stock Exchange.
Copies Of the agreement may be obtained at The
onhce OF the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, 81 VAIL
ST" NEW YORK, or from any member OF the Com.
mittee.
New York. December 10, 1897.
AUGUST BELMONT.
JOHN G.. CARLISLE,
GEORGE
ADRIAN II. JoLINE.
Counsel.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER sHAREa-

RAILROAD N OTHER IA
Open. Htgh. Loto- -C1ostno--
Bales. ing. ,h. est. Bid. asked.
10 Ad'sEz ,l6s 1853 6 1853 8
tboio Am sR"l44 1861 l43s l44s I44L
90 AmsRpll6b ll6h 49, ll6Lll6
ITO AmsA. a. Sb 81 8 81
IL Am cAbl 9oS eob eoh - e2
81 ol7b Am lob. 1874 ssH s75 80 s6L
o. A Tob pfl ll3 ll2a ll2 ll3
1900 Am aga 23h 22Ns 23S 23a
lso Amcop 7e 70 70 rs 7e
403 Atch.T&
SEE. Ia" la1 ID. Iss lss
<2oa Atch.T&
sep 4. soA 30. 80. so4
ga Arb t ga 35 ga I'D 31L,
100 81 2l 2l 2OL 21L
100 BknEl.tr Ss 81 81 -
100 Brunswk
2dip.. So 81 ba 5L 81.
1850 Bait 4 o l4L l4@ Ia l1L ldL
sss< Bay sto Sc s. 5a ga a.,
1850 Br'k T 331 31S 331 ada a1h
200 B Tn d'll6h llet lie llo III
tio Can So. b6l4 56h 6oL b6L haa
100 Can PAo' soa 0 soa o 81
500 Con leo, a3h "a 33a SO 81
100 C Ice pr. 90 90 90 ga 90
loe8b Oh Gtw l6L lob 49, la. laa.
l2bChGw
Of. A.. SO SO 80 SO 80
100 Cen Pao los los lo1 loL H.
1900 chcsAo 22b 22s 22S 22s. 22a
800 C.
SILL. SO aeA 49,. ass. se
slooc&Nwl2l l2lIl2on 1919
ssof7 c.B&o. 9SS oes 8 eos. eeL,
s'7ao c'a&stP e5S e6is g 96Ts 90
$50 C.M&st
Ppt.",l42s l421 l429 l4a l42ra
1920 CRAP 81 92 ol eiIs o2
200 cOlFusl, 2sa 2ah 23a cas- 234
<cl&rittsl67t 1874 le74l6 =
zoo c'HVSr' s 8 9 So
100 4et 4e4 4e1 as SO
$3.50 conGAs.lso Isllsl7sh l79 1870
2Ooc.IAL. o. o. o4 o Oh
500 c'l&Lp 32h 32s 3l4 81 32
40 pa Hud, ooa 1907 1904 1904
$50 49, 40 45s 45I 4eL
1909 ErisR l4b l5L a is 1874
1908 Erslstp z 3sS 37Ia 3sA 3sh
ago Erie dp go 2oL go 2oL 2nl,
bEdiEL.l23h 1874 1884, ~l23bl26
sooF&PM" l3b ID 1871 ID ID
200 Hawain
Cs.." 2e 30 20 20 20
1910 nlcont. 1881 lo4 1884, lo3hlo4
$50 msteSl. AT az AZ 46 az
700 IL Gen.. Oh 3D. Oh e9 10
$50 Ko.P&a e2% e2S 2e& 22a Ga
aseLHAWB ~ 7r+ n 7oh 7lh
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Ol0,08O.A e
CONDITIONS

provided by Section lI8 OF the New York City Con.
solidation Act OF 1889. as amended by Chapter 1903
OF the Laws of 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock will DO accepted for
less than the par value OF the same.
Each bidder must deposit with the Comptroller in
money. or by a certified check drawn to tho order Of
the said Comptroller upon a State or National Bank
of the City OF New York, Two Per Cent. OF the
amount OF the proposal. including premium. No pro.
posal will be received or considered which is not &c.
companied by such deposit. All such deposits will
be returned by the Comptroller to the persons making
highest bidder or bidders has been made. except the
bidders. II said highest bidder o. bidders shall re-
written notice OF award to him or them. TO pay to
the Chamberlain of the City Of New York the amount
OF tho stock or bonds awarded to him or them at
their par value. together with the premium thereon.
If any. less tho amount deposited by him or them. thu
amount OF such deposit or deposits shall be forfeited
to and be retained by the City of New York as liquI-
dated damages for such refusal or neglect.
The Comptroller, with the approval of the Commits.
sioners of the Sinking Fund, shall determine what. II
any, part of said proposals shall be accepted. and
upon the payment into tho City Treasury of the
amounts due by the persons whose bids are accepted.
respectively, certificates thereof shall be issued to
them as authorized by law.
The proposals. together with the security deposits.
should DO Enclosed In q sealed envelope. Endorsed
proposals for Bonds of the Corporation OF the City
of New York" and then Enclosed In n second en-.
velope, addressed TO the " Comptroller OF the City OF
New York"
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To tao First SbOFi6nE@ BondhOlders or the
OgdrnsburEh ana Lake CbRmplain Rail-
road S0mpnHyi
pUEsUANT to the order Of the Court, l will pay at
Il the once OF the Central Trust Company IN New
York city. or at the onlco OF the old Colon, Trust
Company in Boston. on December 10. 1897, an
amount equal to 8 per cent. Of the par value Of each
First Mortgage Bond Of the Oglensbursh and Lake
Champlain Railroad Company. upon presentation ~
the same with the coupon due October !, 1898, at.
tached, Payment OF the amount so paid viii be
stamped on the said coupon and a receipt taken for
the amount OF said payment,
CHAliLES PARSONS. Receiver.
Dated December II, 1897.
Holders of our Certificates OF Deposit for the above
bonds viii receive an amount equal Ia y per cent. Of
the face value thereof upon presentation OF the same
at our ONCE.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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Total res've.S l7 ,"97. 800 sls. 27a.GOU Inc. S57s, so
Res've rea'ed. Ia, 08".O2 10, %, O5U Inc. 1873. O2

S'plus re'vc. ol.G2s.+T5 o., 1850. $50 Iuc. e452,475
The Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis
ItHilrOad reports gross earnings for November
of $i6S.45O, an increase OF S64. $50 as compared
with the same month Of last year. and net $l54,.
45O, an increase OF $500, $50 az compared with
$9Os. ga. an increase OF 1854. $50. Fixed charges
were 1914. 3Ol, leaving u surplus of S263, 9S3,
an increase of $45, 033.
The Flint and Perc Marquette Railroad re.
ports gross earnings for October OF 1861. sos.
an increase OF S45,lI7 AS compared with the
fa%s %U OF s4 g. ses' E Fs%Fii h s% ten met %os sSs:i ending nR
Oct. 81 the gross earnings were 81. 2s5, $50. an
increase OF $llo,s27, as compared with The cor.
an increase OF $47.73s. Fixed charges we're
$533.53o, leaving n surplus of $67, 1854, an in
crease of 1927, 800.
ings for October Of S1O5 ,53b, an Increase OF
$l6.401 as compared with the same month of
For the ten months ending Oct. 81 the gross
earnings were 1901 $40, n decrease OF $16.sl7
as compared with tho corresponding period of
los.
The total transactions in various shares on
an increase of ! ,3o4, 224 shares as compared with
the corresponding week OF last year. The trans.
actions In state and railroad bonds aggregated
S2O. 295 900, an increase of Ell ,9l6, 600.
Tho receipts of the United Statos Treasury TO-
day were; Customs. $s400, GG7; internal revenue.
81. 200. $50. The disbursements were 81 .Oii,.
900, an excess of receipts over expenditures OF
S2l9,s5o. Tn receipts Of the fiscal year to date
6Ba, 10, and the deficit $40, 74O,775.
The official count OF tho cash in the Treasury
at the close of business to-day, compared with
that of Saturday. shows:
Dee. II. Dec. 10.
Cold coin and bullion ct. el5s, 72O, 2la 0l5s, g24, 25s
silver dollars ana bullion lb,4s205S lblOT1Bl
United States notes.. 7,6O2, asa So, 3ss. aBB
Other notes, less demand
liabilities. ........... 1890. 388 l6.b5l. 584
Available cash balance,
including gold reserve 3227 .o3s, 100 e227, 07l, 800
Money In London 2apa3 y cent. Iates of
discount in open market for both short and
three months bills. . l5.l6d3 q cent. Paris
Hdvices quote . q cents at lO3 francs S7lo cen.
times. Exchange on London 20 francs 25 cen.
times.
The sales OF mining stocks ut the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange TO.
day WON ns ~InllnNs:
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andlnterest PayabIein Gold.

EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS. UARDIANs
AND OTHERS OLDIN TRUST ARE
AUTHORIZED BY AN ACT OF II LEGIsLA.
TURF PASSED MARCH IA. 1889, TO INVEST
l y THESE BONDS AND STOCK.
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airidfnds and anterest.
OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railway COMPANY.
President.


NoIlIleIh TdClHC haliWay COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDING,
day, the following resolutions were adopted: "'
whereas, The net earnings OF this Company ane nox
oil a basis which. after providing for liked charSss
Thy tho ssliar 9ha tI n. c sSrp'as f ms CONTINGENCIES. Jus.
gin the distribution Of dividends ON its preferred
and Whereas. The preferred stock certificates. or,
this Company contemplate tina, any dividends tSere.
Therefore. be II Resolved, That tner. be. and t,.,.
Of ! Per % cent. on The ,r pr.re err ne. @arnings a dividend
Tor ihI Quarter ending December LIST, 1897. same 10 IL
preferred stock at the closing OF the transfer Soops
on R esSTmGe1 Th ha; ' for tho
tho tIanstfr BOOKS Of this dompGny y s eIS.s d' y
NJ on December =, 1897, and reopsned At iS ! W y
"H""eE u. EARL. Secretary.
NEW YORK bsce sniEE u, $50,
on January ia H. F'' isss. 10 OF noI E%r sS ~ rc wM, b, -SaysIis
h 'H vo.iss IN december -. iso7, on tho b"ofa Of
stool Of u. N?nhrrn raeihc it.hf@.sS c 81 pr rerred
tacStaa, Tor gopss or the Voting Trustees icr Ger.
and In berlin a, = ", on b %'r SiSi' r. + T IsSz YS5S
Guy :. q X % January 4. 1905
DEursrI!k aisit' X n snM York
agents for NotinE Trustees.
rs. SSf%N sra s.h MsA'aaS.A's AM
dividend Of ! ( p'I TSS I GI,s afslaIeds quarterly
FEN Pisset CESS stock an a., ana a seml.annuai %diyideadi Of G Fou the
nayRhIs ~, ~ u 'oihinon stock OF this Con,nso.N
H. New ~ tne once or the Company, No. "a Wi
books, ON Ts. 81 record a. the closc OF the tr TI1r
fer books viii reon. Ne y -, at Q O'clock z. n. Trans.
reopen on Jan. I. 1893. "'
JERSEY CITY. n. J., Dec. s. 1877 NL' treasurer.
" Hudson C""AI Company.
Aouartsr,, NEW Il Nov. "a Isuz
az FER rES Siyia n OF ONE \ o~NR-SuARTER
Pp ony %il he paid at the once OF the c 90 INNS Com.
Decsnhas. ~; ~ this city, on and after Wab1any ~
from ne 10, is2i. The transfer books Will nIishhne1day;
Oh lhursday. December rs. ISpi SUI 'he morning
by order Of the Board OF Mans..
AAAS a. w1LKER. TrsAsasSA
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Sacks.
2l,353
6,640

Winter In hbls.: Superhne. So. 100 So. %; No. 2 extra.
SO. 40Cs 3.60: straiRhts. 81. 40ts 81. 55: patents, S4.T5
,ss5lo. Spring IN bbls.: Clears. %. 15cge4: 80:
%straights, ~St.60aSI.SO; patents. 81. 95la 81. 20. Mil
feed was steady but inactive. Western spring in 100
n, sacks; sl3.25@s $3.50; goo MS. s18; winter in
bulk. SlS. BOG el5.
C~oTToN-Spot cotton here was unchanged: sales
2ss bales for spinning MIddling uplalds. Sac,
against lsc. last year: New Orleans and Gulf. 0i.c..
asa.nst 1ssc. last year. The southern spot markets
2.05O; Norfolk, SOB Mobile, 500; st. Louis, 6Oo. and
Augusta. 300 bales. Liverpool advanced I32d. on
the spot. with sales OF 10000 bales: futures there ad.
vapced lt2 to 2 points, closing steady. In Manches.
ter yarns and cloths were quiet. Memphis received
to-day .ob2 bales. AGAINST i.24s last week and ,O57
last year: Houston. u 1852. against 7,S47 last week
and II ,2s4 last year; Augusta. 1889. against 8. 400
last week and 1910 last year; st. Lous, 1,O52,
against l.2Is last week and 1859 last year; Cincin.
natl. 845. against 2,IIS last week and / .65l last year.
Augusta shipped Today 95a. Memphis $3.50. 81. Louis
5.lS4. Cincinnati 1.S33. and Houston 1909 bales.
Houston expects to.morrow $4,000 TO 10000, against
1924 last week and 1855 last year. New Orleans
expects 1000 to 5000. against 23.895 last week
and 80. Iig last year. The port receipts were az, Bas
bales. against 6l.4S4 last week. 8.4I0 last year, and
7S.9l7 In 1894; thus far this week l2a ga, against
l2,00B thus far last week. The exports from the
ports appropriated 40. 900 bales. New Orleans adj.
vanced I Ia 5 points. hut lost part. Futures here adj.
vanred 2 to 8 points. but lost part OF this and closed
quiet but steady at a net advance OF l to 2 points,
with sales OF vI.iUO bales. The future trading was
ne ,lInnas
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CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. KNOWN
AS "ADDITIONA AL DOCK
BONDS" Principal payable Nov.
!. is2s. Interest payable slay |
and Nov. /.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, KNOWN
AS "SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS"
Principal payable Nov. J. 1915.
Interest payable May l and
Nov. ].
CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF TIRE
CITY OF NEW YORK. STREET
AND PARK OPENING FUND
STOCK. Principal payable No.
vembcr |, 1915. Interest paya.
bic May ] and November /.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK FOR RE.
PAVING STREETS AND AVE.
ECES. Principal payable No.
vember l, 1913. Interest paya-
bic May l and November ].
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ALE PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Comptroller OF the City OF New York, at
his ONCE. No. ESQ Broadway. in the City Of New
York. until
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Investors desiring to become subscribers for the
above issue OF stock Will receive subscription blanks
upon application to the once OF the company, $50
Drexei Building. Philadelphia, but each subscription
will BIZ subject to PRO RATA allotment In the event
OF oversubscription.
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Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December, lSs

AT , O'CLOCK r. NJ,
for tho whole or q part OF the ollowing.doscribed
REGISTERED BONDS AND STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK,
bearing interest at three and one. half per cent. per
annun, to wit:
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1uAroIzL IND oonMBnoIlL

sew Hsrk stsck RrcssuGs-saiss peo. NJ.
UNITED sTArEs AND STATE RoNDs uN sl.ooos,.
Q Tenn Get Be-. var deb Pas
plia0o2Ll OF I9si.... 68S
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oats-Spot was easier. Tho sales were $4,000 bush.
None for export. No. g white. 2oac.: No. Q do.
No; y mixed. 1000 at. 2fhc.; No: . do: 2ee.c: re.
delivered. 2s4c. track mixed. 5000 at q l2e2sac.;
do. white. $1,000 at 2sa3hc.. Futures declined lec.
Future sales 10, 600 bush, Us follows;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-17
Stay With it Jerry!

Washington, April, l5-"Within
two weeks 1 expect to drive Tom Reed
and his cohorts to cover and force
them to allow reorganization Of the
House com nittees," said Jerry Simp-
son to a Scripps-McRae reporter TO-
day. ALREADY there is a break in the
Republican plan and a little more
pressure will show whether Reed
bosses the House or vice versa. Un-
less Leader Bailey recedes from his
present position of letting the Repub-
licans follow the dO-nothing policy
many Of his followers will recede
from his leadership and vote to force
Reed into a corner. | will not give
up this fight and will ohj-ct to the
transaction OF oil business when there
is no quorum. Neither ridicule nor
threats will deter me from following
out this policy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-17
NOTICE.

An At Relating 10 TIL Purchase o
Supplies.
Approved March ., 1857
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-17

Jacob Klein, Evan Williams, a. Nj.
Gorham, Charles E. Mack. Richard
Kirman, J. B. Overton, Alfred Chartz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-17
ON H WRONG FOOT.

1t seems that some p-ople are
schening to get Sam Davis, :he o1,ly
Sam, the editor Of the Carson APPEAL.
in Jail. It is all due t" Il teIsOual
encounter between the genial Jews
paper man and United States District
Attorney Jones of Nevada. L seams
that Davis critic. zed, and very prop
erly too, some Of the official acts Of the
official with the strangely familiar
name. Brow-Smi-ah-We mean
Jones, took umbrage at the editor and
tackled him with a pair of brass
knuckles then got out OF it temper
arily by claiming lack Of Jurisdiction
in the State courts, by eason Of the
attack taking place on Government
ground. Perhaps they will manage
to tramp up a charge that will land
Davis in Jail, but there's slathers of
worlds of doubt in that word per
haps'' on this occasion. Jones doesn't
seem to know very much about the
particular traits of newspaper .len
and he's off on the wrong foot
Placerville Nugget.
We can assure the editor Of the
Nugget that he need not lay awake
nights worrying over the prospects of
the editor of the APPEAL getting be-
hind the bars, at least not for any
breach Of the law up to date. We are
we'll aware of the fact that the enc
mics of the APPEAL-God bless EN-
would like nothing better than to
trump up some charge, which would
place the writer in durance. They
do not seem to have been able to do it
however.
Occasionally some men Of no stand
ing whatever, some common petit
larceny thief, Or notorious crook is
hired to vilify the writer and charge
him with various crimes. Now when
ever charges of this description come
from a reputable source they will be
promptly met. The writer has never
deemed it necessary to defend his
character from men whose records are
a stencil in the community and whose
names are a byeword OF reproach
throughout the State.
If a single one of the charges made
by these people were true, criminal
prosecutions would begin at once tc
place the writer where he could nc
longer expose the rascsls, who from
time to time cover under the lash Of
public contempt. The man who car
land the editor of the APPEAL in Jail
can draw down a large wad of money
from the Doodle gang of Western Ne
vada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-17
D. G. Kitzmeyer,

HAS, after . vacation of three
years again assumed control
Of the business a. the Old
stand, No. 80 South Carson
street, and invites all who are
in want of goods or work in
his line to give him a trial
He promises to furnish a good
quality of goods, and do good
work at the very lowest prices.
a1O
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-17
Famine at Pioche.

The necessities Of life are now at a
premium in Phoebe says he Record.
Very little flour is to be had, butter
has been sold out some timn, bacon
cannot be had for love or money, and
fresh meat is out of the question alto
gether. There lie a large quantity Of
freight lying in Milford waiting for
transportation here, which has been
there from n to two months, but
teamsters will not load, it costing
them more to get here than they re-
ceive for hauling. The roads are on
the improve and we expect goods viii
shortly arrive.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-17

President Spslding OF the defunct
Globe Savings Bank OF Chicago has
thrown all hal is left Of his W for
tune into the gap he made in the
treasury Of the University Of Illinois.
The parties who imagine that the
fight Of Van Arnold, the confidence
man, leaves the Sacramento Bee up a
stump, will discover that they have
reckoned without their hoste.
The ladies Of Winnemucca have
started a band. 1t was probably
started to serenade the editor Of the
Silver State.