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CARSON CITV:
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NO HOKE SUNDAY FARO DEiLWC
We were witness, yesterday, to the
drawing of a compact entered into be
tween the various proprietors of faro
games here in Carson, to refrain, hence
forth, from dealing their games on Sun
day- This indicates an acquiescence in
a religious requirement of tie times
which is altogether tommeudable; and
it is none the less so because it comes,
voluntarily from the gamblers them
selves. It is by making such decent
concessions to popular notions as this
that the sporting fraternity may disarm
the factions opponents of the license
system, the workings and beneficent re
sults of which it is needless fons to re
neat, this paper having already discussed
the subject Yery fully when that subject
was a matter of pabac interest, ilay
we not hope that the gamblers of the
other counties of the State will see fit to
emulate the vrry worthy example thus
set by their Carson brethren? If the
licensees of gaming tables will only in
sist npon observing the outward require
ments of respectability, why may not
the business of faro dealing claim as
much consideration from public opinion
as that other careful observer of the sa
eredness of the Christian Sabbath, the
Stock Board?
Air we unreasonable in our suspicions:
possessed with the Devil of uncharity;
whelmed in the gulf of depravity ana
all cuHaedness that we do continue to
suspect the honesty and motives and the
acts of Schuyler Colfax? We own that
his grinning and intrusive Young Men's
Christianizing; his super-excellent, glib
sad imperturbable morality; his over
bearing temperance; .his bullying love
far the Sabbath school and general
goody-goodness, scrapes against a raw
edge which doubtless is a natural sin
within oar composition; and so it is that
we are prone to look upon the recent
South Bend speechifying of the ex-vice
President as the froth and gas which ef
fervesce at the bidding of a man who can
wt ud and talk on acvthinR in the wide
world, at a moment's notice the special
pleadings of a man who is determined
to thwart his accusers by manufacturing
sympathy for himself as rapidly as he
finds himself in a place where a lying
ingenuity fails of getting him clear of
taint and suspicion. Ihe quibble to
which he confesses when he owns to
having given an evasive answer to his
accusers last Snnuner, is the veriest pet-
tifoccerv and all unworthy of a man
who has made a love for morality and the
technical virtues so conspicuous a pre
tense as he has.
Tax White Pine Aeacs of March 8 con
tains an article in which State Mineral
ogist "Whitehill is violently assailed for
having presumed to allude in very
-Dlain terms to the sadly dilapidated
condition of that part of the Great East
where the lately pretentious cities of
Treasure Bill and Hamilton ore located.
VTMtehill was too ricidly truthful in his
statements of the condition of the mines
and the prosperity of the people there
away, and so the Sties indignantly says,
after wasting some of its withering satire
by calling Whitehill a " Professor " and
italicizing that dreadful word, that
The Professor either, nude hi rt port seated
- tk. hut nana flf KlMnUh.if'B iafb
son's hotel, or elm be knows as much about a
none -as a cajole snows aooixt muice pies.
' That the article which contains this
anathema precedes .another which is
rimiki.1 "Polite Journalism." is to be
accounted for only as by the terms of a
White Pine estimate of, what amount of
personal, detraction can be carried on
without Terstepping tlio lioauds of
courtesy in newspaper writing.
1 Ixpobtant Land Decision. The very
important decision of the Secretary of
tha Interior regarding the Julia-Chollar
Potosi case, in which the decision of the
Commissioner is affirmed, will be pub
lished in to-morrow's Appeal, Judge
Waits having kindly furnished bs with a
copy of the tame. . ...
Osz Wakd is undertaking toembelliah
,1 inn of Pioohe with shade trees. He
has contracted for certain number of
locusts and black walnut.
The Pioche miners are so lazy, when
they ore lazy, that when they yawn they
dislocate their jaws. On Howe is the
last one of tHe mining fraternity there
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN FROM
SAN FntAXCISC VMBNT1.Y
NEEDED.
A petition, numerously signed by our
business people, has been, or soon will
be, forwarded to the Central Pacific
Company:
Carson, March 4, IB. a.
Totk' Pretitbrai, TrufUes ami Superintrnlmt of tAr
Gentlemen: We, tha undrrsisned. would most
resneotfally request of your Company the ac
commodation of rucmng the four r. M. train
An arrangement of this kind will be a great
convenience lo xne resiuems "i ,
and must necessarily increase the travel largely,
from the fact that the time of arrival at Beno
in instead of twelve at nigut as ns now, aunu
mast's It uacoxiiionauie 111 iue
There is' a train now, we understand,
which leaves San Fnincisco, daily, for
Sacramento at 4 o'clock in the afternoon;
and it is with a hope of persuading the
C. P. Deonle to continue this train
straight through to Beno, that this pe
tition is made. As at present the con-tKx-tiona
are made the trip from San
Francisix) here is one of the most tedi
ous and disagreeable that can be con
ceived of-destroying one's night's rest
and making the arrivals here and at Beno
at sadly inconvenient hours. We cer
tainly hope the change may be granted.
We are informed by the White Pine
'el that the bill for the fending of the
debt of that county passed by the late
Legislature became a law contrary to
th wishes of the people there. Very
likely, but then tlus is no gooa reason
why the said county should not pay its
debts.
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS
Washington, March 10.
It is the present intention to end the
extra session of the SSannte on Friday
next. It was decided in the Republican
Senatorial caucus yesterday to take up
to-morrow the resolution which came
over from the last session, for the expul
sion of Senator Patterson, whose term
expired on March 4th, with a view of ob
taining an expression of the opinion ot
the Senate noon it. After that is dis
posed of. the resolution of declaring the
scat of Caldwell of Kansas vacant will be
taken tin debated and voted upon. An
effort was made in caucus to postpone
action npon Caldwell's case till uecem
ber. but it was voted down, which is in
dilative of the Republican majority
declaring that he is not entitled to his
seat.
Advices received here to-day show that
a compromise is proposed by the fusion
ists in Louisiana, giving the Republicans
the Governor and the Fustonists the
Lieutenant Governor, and contemplates
the seating oi senators sua .Representa
tives wnose ngnta are uiiuisuuwu.
Sax rsANCisco, March n
Professor Coe went up in his balloon,
noon. They were last seen from San
Jose going toward bilroy.
Lincoln. Cal., March 9
A man named Coates was found dead
to-dav under singular circumstances
TTia son was herdinc sheep yesterday,
and not coming home at the expected
time, his sister was sent to see the cause
of the delay. She also failed to return,
ItUCU fjUC ww " - -
tf - n.nl midia lm fir snii trwl fl V
l a.- f-thd. want in uwnn AT nain.
uc auv w " ,
the neighbors commenced a search for
the missing ones and succeeded in find
ing the body of Coats, but the others
were not lonna. xne cause oi u uenm
is not known.
Sons change in Mint per centages on
silver coining is described in the local
department; and those whom it may
had better read what is said
there. ; -
David Bostwick was lately frozen to
death in Bntte Valley, Eastern Nevada,
while huntinc stock. His faithful dog
arna found beside him, also' frozen to
death. -
HOTEL ; AJIUVA1S. 1L
coBBrrr hocss oobbstt sbos., mopeietoes
W J 3f cCowa . .'
D) Sullivan CWCrefe . j
B Gamble D M GeiRer
E F Verrill C A Fowier
J M Quatten J Pawson -
Vf Thompson R CTiswell
P Martin BD Cameron
J McBae A NcUae -C
W Crocker D H Haskell
A Lister J Wright
J LacUapeile . .
H Pnrter
H McKinnin
A Countrvmaa
R pawson
T Cnmin
A Cameron
G Barnes
J Chapman
Wm t airuurn
ST CHARLES HOTEL GEO. TTTC.T, taopanCTOB.
r Stephens - A B Bl J R Woodbara'
R Watkios JB Herefoid R MilUeh
J c Wolfe P Martin D Cooper
C Doble 4 Engleorecni u nujej
Col L L IUi7 SASwsnger- W Wiley
1 Shellabarger W Smith CD McDuffle
.--.: Ji
obmsST aocal geobgs d. nmB, rsopantros
S Travis
8 H Wright
KB Rail
TTI Jndi)
StarkpOle
Roes Eljvwefy
MS Stone
JS W BWUHBI WIM. ' Z -
tk.,l Hitle -
Theater. We are clad to note that
our citizens are entitling themselves to
Manager Piper's best efforts to cater to
their love for the drama by patronizing
his performances with liix-ral houses.
Last night Miss Marian Mordaunt, new
i? "ft i : - -,
citizens as her own attractive face the
play of " Darling her specialty. 1 ne
part sne eiiuuis in tuis fiuj' .v
call out Miss Mordanut's peculiar ver
satility of powers, and she gave us
"Ellen Murray," "Becky Ann Jones,"
"P-wnlinr " " lliddv Meflinnis." Pat
rick Stock " and " Clara Bc-rrick," with
a good deal ot animation ana cleverness.
She seems well entitled to the popularity
which she has acquired for herself in
Virginia and elsewhere that she has
been. The other characters in this play
were well sustained by the very capable
stock company that Mr. Piper has pro
vided for this engagement. To-night
Miss Mordaunt will appear in a drama
written expressly for herself, entitled
" Hearts are Trumps," in which she sus
tains three characters, not the least at
tractive of which is " Dolly Varden."
This is said to be a highly entertaining
plav. To-uiurrow night we are to have
"Ireland as it is'' ami "Betsy Baker,"
in each of which pieces Miss Mordaunt
will sustain the principal characters, the
occasion being hisr own benefit.
That Slough which runs in an easterly direc
tion from the front of Agate's Chop Boaas
across Carwn street to a point on the western
frontage of the fence which adorns Capitol
Sqnare is a very attractive and pleasant refuge
far such ramnl Rwin, MR chnae to infest OQr
principal thoroughfare. We don't like toaeem
loo omcious in toe matter oi b(,w' ,
won't our thooehtful county fathsrs be good
enoagh to con-ider the propriety of dumping
some square yards of gravel into that unsightly
depression?
Silveb Bullion roa Losnox. We saw yes
terday, at Wells, Fargo fc Co.'s Agency, eleven
huge silver bricks fresh from the Mint, ea.h
with a paper label pasted on it directing the
sending of the same to the London and San
Francises Bank, Limited, lnaon, avians.
These bricks are ot Crown Point Silver, and ag
gregate, we euppose. about thirty-thn-e or
thirty-live thousand dollars. This is the gneas
we niake from observing the market value of
one of the ssme which is $3,33" 66.
a vm t.ibestv Pole Waxved. Between the
present writing and the next Fourth of July we
hope to see erected upon the riaza a sncceaaor
to the handsome "
prone upon me . , '
should be on the look out for the timber where
with to supply toe uuueweu n ituvj , ."
when it comes to be generally felt that a new
pole must be had forthwith, it may be got with
out delay.
Tww F-pizoo-nc is here, sure enough. The
T.ro,na in an manv auarters that it is
useless to specif v particular cases. Thepecu
llar cough which accompanies this disorder la
heard on all siaes. iiw um wuw -edies
are reaorted to ; and those whose animals
re attacked take matters as philosophically aa
poesiDie.
confined to hia house by a
.k.wfl butvthin, nf thf I1A-
KTCRllUKKVl
ture of pneumonia, we believe. The county
can Ul-anora wioee ?tT '.'J, Ii.
be voj soon recover u "s"- v
Qnvr Bctteb. Charley Meder told u last
. - a av.a f.thuf wac anmp tvttAr. thlt bll
DlKUt U1M Win isvuu a - '
disease was not th pneumonia bat a nausea ac-
COmpaillUU VJ V-P.WA-. -r "T
pbvslcian thinks there is no special causa for
alarm
m av. A nmminn fnT in.
day are axpected to he on hand promptly at
noon.
MIXING STOCK REPORT.
FrooB Board.
455 Ophir, 35, 3. 34 blO, 33, 33- 34 h30, 33,
3H 33 Ji h30.
(20 Gould and Cnrry, 10b30, 9?i, 10 9V
660 Savaga. 50. 54 b, 52 K, 53, b30, S5 b30.
63 X 53l, M, M a30,S4.
790 Choilar, 41. 40. 41 b5, b5,41J4 b30. 41,
40J4. 42b30,41)4 b30,
535 Hale and Sorcross, 53. 54 B30, 54, 66 WO 56,
56b3O,67)4t3O.S".5',58b30.
475 Crown Point, 95 s30, 94, 94 b3, 95, 94 J4. 97
785 Tellow Jacket, 55, 57, 58. 60 030 59 b30. 5,
59 u bSO.
599 Imperial. GV. 6't b30, 6g SH, $H bM.6S.
665 Emre Mill. 6V 6-4.6S, H b30, 6", t30.
50 Con. Gold HiU Quartz. 2H
430 Kentuck, 84, 8! b, 8, 8'
lm) Altha. 30. 30 b3.
JSo Jlcher. 72, 73, 74 bSO, 731 b5, 74
b30, 74 b5, 721410. 73.
915 Confidence. 8. 8?. b30. 7?i, 8!, b30, 8 b3.
500 Con Virginia, 47, 46, 47 b30. 46)4, 43). b5
47 47Jj. 47.47H blO, 47J4 b:,47 blO.
650 Caledonia. 19. 19!,, 19! b30, 19?, b30, 19X.
150 Justice, 5.
10 Succor. 34.
200 Buckeye. 2. l'-i, 2 b30.
100 Knickerbocker, 3S
150 Baltimore. 1.
60 Silver Hill. 9, 8J5.
100 Con. New Tork, 1. 95 cts.
185 Woodville, 2i, 2ii
luO Franklin, 2.
100 Sierra Nevada, 10)4.
SSrllHMOH, 40J90.
37S Carman, 35, 34 H. 36 MO, 34, 34 J, 36, 85.
345 Julia, 3.
Kveninjr Report.
.,, , ...7 i.3- h!
770 BummT!. 77 b20,' 77 )4 b5, 78 bJb, 77 blO
763.76,77S4.7.,7t.s.
590 Eureka Con.. 10, 10 830, 10 H b30, 10.
100 Phwnix, 4-v-ts.
300 Pioche. 6H 3, 6)4. 6!i b20, S?.
200 Alps, SOeta. .
200 Page, 1!.
1195 Hunt. 4, 4K slO, 4 630, 4!,.
600 Silver reak. uc.
500 Ingoniar, SOcts.
445 B. luiont. 8 J4, S'J, 4 bSO.
315 Chit f Hill, 3, SJ.'a
220 Sewark, lit.
100 Pwche Phenix, 1H
Sii Independent, Vi. 2 M0.
470 Golden Chariot, 3.
100 Mahogany, 6. 4, 6, 5)4.
. 20 Eureka G. V.. 18. , . . .
100 Hianeavitta, lii. V
20 Tiwasum, H
2."i0 Wellington. a). , ,
37S JacketTeo, 61,62 b30. Cls30,62 WO. 60)4
770 Belchei. IS, 72 !. t3 H M0. 72 blO, 72, 71 H ,
71, Wt , 73 MS, 72 b , 71.
1223 Imperial, 6. 6J bJU, ),,, 6 alO, 6)4 b30,
690 Savage. 3, 54, 53, 51)4 S3. 52 blO. 51H b5.
250 Crown Point. 92, 94, 93)4. 94)4 aJO
280 Ovarmaa, 36)4, 37 blO, 87)4 b30, 36)4 (30. .
180 Ophjr, SS, 33)4. S4X b. 34,34)4 b30.
105 Kentuck. 8.
70 Con. Virginia, 47, 48 MO, 48 K.
60 HaleandKorcTose,59)4., 6534
i 195 Gonld and Carry. 10. V. W4
435 CaledSBia, 1 b. -
Gso. Wm. Ccetis. the clear and clever
writer who makes the second page of
Harper's Weekly respectable in the field
at innnifilitttin muvs is K-rir.-nslv sick
j .-j .
with the typhoid fever.
Boss Tweed worries as much as be is
worried. Hard hoss to curry is the
veteran boss.
C'Aijjwnx will probably get oft' w ith-
out further trouble. The coming into
existence of a new Senate is the salve
which will draw all the " corruption "
out of him. Who keers.
CARSON THEATER,
Lessee.
..John Piper
MORE !
FOR
TWO NICHTS
Engageiuent of the fO-cat Protean Artist:
HISS MARIANMOROAUNT
Tuesday Kveitin jr. March 11, 173,
. Hearts are Trumps !
Dolly Varlen.... ( i MISS M.UUAN
Judv Tweed ! With song J
Kate Vandelieur. ) MOHDAVN" T.
Wrdaetday Eipniag. March 14. 1S73,
IRELAND AS IT IS!
JudyOTrot ..Misa M alien Muni aunt
To conclude with the amusing faroe of
Botsy Bals-er !
Btrtcy Baker Miss Mordaunt
pmicca or adVaMI05 :
Vretm Circle and Ort-h?rtr One Ioliar
Reserved Seats Fifty Cunts Extra
ST. PATRICKS BALL!
L Grrand Betll
WttX BE GITBS OH
Meuilay Eveiiiif, Marth lltlt, IMS,
AT ... .
BI00EE & PARKER'S HALL,
CABSOS CITV. SEVADA.
The pxoceeds to go for the beneht of the new
Committee at Arraajrementai
E. D. Sweeney, T. HiKgins,
T. Roche, J. Duffy,
S. Murpbv, J. Savage.
CASaOM CITT COKX1JTKS " litun.
(i. i- Rradlev.
H F. Rica.
Lieut. Gov. Denver,
Judge "Vhitman,
Judge Jielknap,
Judge Hawley,
Judge Hillyer,
Gen. Buckner,
Hon. J. Schooling,
Hon. W. W. Hobart.
Hon. J. D. Miner,
Gen. John Day,
Hon. A. C. Crawford,
Charley Martin,
Capt. Meder,
H. J. Peters,
Gen. T. D. Edwards,
H. Terrington,
Ool. Curry,
H. Parker,
Col. Boaser,
G. Tuny,
J. Muller,
V. Mnller,
Doc. Bentoo,
A. Helm,
J. Winnie,
M. Biockell,
Judge Waitz,
T. Moran,
J. 8. Welch,
Mr. Bliss,
J. Klein,
Dr. Mooklar,
a. T. Davia,
A. C. Ellia,
A. B. Driesbach,
P. McCarty,
J. Cronin,
T. Connelly,
1.. Lachepelle,
J. Platte.
I. Roberts,
J. Fraser,
B. M. Clarke,
Harry Day.
W. D. Torreysen,
G. L. Gibson,
P. Cur -. igh, Sr.
J. 8. K'-.-nstock,
S. Kellv.
J. Tobr.ner,
C. K. N .teware,
K. R. P: rkinson,
S T. S-, ift,
A. K. ii." vu,
A. Maub .
J. McOvn'.ell,
W. W. i ,.UJ,
P. H. Clayton,
C Friend,
P. Roche,
X. Roche.
J. Maldoon,
T. W. Healer,
T. Smyth,
M. F. O'Haire,
EMPIMF.:
J. Barrett,
J. Hanson.
J). CorDett,
M". R. Elstner,
D. B. Lyman,
Hon. A. Lockwood,
T. Beer,
F. McCullough,
S. . Jones,
J. Cole,
Mr. McCloud,
J. Driscoll,
P. Kiley,
I
Judge Morris.
D. Hickev,
P. Mealy,
Hugh Gallagher,
Henry Miller,
M. Rooney,
T. Harrington,
T. and J. Hope,
Floor Managers'
P. Cavansngh, Jr. J. F. Burns,
John Sweeney, A. Leport,
Floor Director s
T CtMrtl
TICKETS, (supper included) S OO.
SEEDS! 1873. SEEDS!
J 1ST RECEIVED AT
WIIIIC flRlin STflRF I
IllSalalV UIIUU W I Wlia
A large and complete assortment of
Garden and Flower Seeds,
Warranted Fresh and Genuine.
SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
O. P. WILLIS, .
mh9-tf Corner Carson and King Streets.
lTTlVTEU -Bv an American Woman
ww a situation as iKHieeceiei , -
preferred. Address: Mrs. H. h. TILLIMxHASr,
Virginia UllV, jevaoa. "-"
v r. Brooks, bookseller, stationer and
newsdealer, dealta in cheap jewelery, cutlery
, i : v...,4 u f.iuT frwuTu inioor-
IOVS, lUUBica ni.n i.i... . c- - -
teil segars and toqacco. Agency for the Koysl
Havana ioiiery, upposnw mo
next door to Bail's hardware store, umu
Nevada. ,
m STorTESBCBOH' wishes to inform the
. . i v0ii4v Blif has returned
laaies oi . .
frm San Franciwo and will resume business
on Fourth street in rear of Olcovich s store. mhT
t-wvwb " .vi, High Life." An in
voice of these celebrated segars which have
rendered R. Fred. Brooks' store so deservedly
.. - ; t mBt niuht . rwl are sold at his
DUUUIH, Il,,ui ...
stand opposite (not next door) to the Ormsby
House, Carson, ftevaaa.
Havaxa Lotteby Tiotrrs, 23 ; coupons $1.10
each. Agency at Brooks' Segar, Fancy Goods
and Stationery Store, opposite the Ormsby
House, Carson City, ev. itobj casneu on pro-
uM.ann jwt (in t Ti ir rounimeiu. .
DAVIS cV G1X.LS01V
HAVE THE
Largest Sto re
IN THE
STATE OF NEVADA.
Th Largest and Mast Variesl As
sortment f
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
The Cheapest, Freshest
and Best Coods !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ILALKRS .
Clroceriea,
Provlsioms.
Llajmora,
Wines.
Bitten,
TP
Ground Feed.
Oata,
Bran,
Shorts,
MieUinsra,
CLOTHING,
Hats.
Boots.
and
Shoos.
Tinware,
Hardware,
Wooden v are.
Crockery,
Stoves,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
FlowSi 3to.
California. Lime,
Nevada Lime,
Cement,
Plaster Paris,
Plasterer's Hair,
Window Blinds,
Doors, Glass, Etc
Four hundred thousand Shingles
Two hundred thousand feet
Clear L.uiiiber,
Of different dimensions.
Our Large Sales,,
IMMENSE AND GONSTANTLT INCREASIN6
T.: BUSINESS, !
' - f
i. rA n.-i ,ii.,- rr wVi r.' vnn i an set the bee t
satisfaction for the least money.
As we purchase in LARGE QUANTITIES,
receiving many staple articles at
f CAR LOAD RATES,
VTe are prepared to offer the Trade superior in
ducements, - -r - - "
Cair in and take a Look at our Marn-
. . niotb Establishment t
npon us, we solicit a continuance of the same,
guaranteeing satisfaction and promptness in all '
our dealings. '
DAVIS .t GILLSON,
j mhl-mf -- A ' Cnrson City, Xevida.
who did this feat.