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Y APPEAL.
CARSON
DAIL
Vol. "2. CARSOX CITY, X12VADA, WEIESDAY JIORXIXtf, APRIL. ?, So. !.
k
-r
(Thr t:ii5on pailg Appeal
r ablislieU e Trj u orn in s f M oad ays except vd )
BT
ROBiNSON & MiGHELS
Him . mishcls, MiHAix toinnov,
Publishers and Proprietor.
A dailv newspaper, devote to politics. general
news, local affsira and the iaterwta of
its neighborhood.
Office On Second street, opposite th. South
ern Front of th Capitol.
Terms of Subscription!
On copy, one year, by mail 1- 00
Out copy, ix months, by mall 50
Oue ropy, three months, by icafi 00
Payments on subscription ittcariabl in m'U
riin. (There will b no deviation from this
role.)
Tin Appeal will ba delivered to the citizen
of i:ar'U at Fifty Cents per week, payable
weekly to trip enrrier.
Rates of IdvertUingi
Oae f-l'lirt: il lili-sj first in, rtion $3 00
Each s'lb-onent insertion, per square 1 SO
Tnr Modpo War presents some new
f ..i: ,i s , mil there siaus to be a promise-
of C.i'n Jack's coming to terms.
H ro U the l it :-st n ports of parleys ati.l
I'-ru J-iitiou:
YitiiUA. A;. ii " Ju.!- - Hosts-ma-h
armv.t horn L .!-. miuii tin :n-rii-inu'-
ti.i Fii.l iv, Jti U'e Mi achaiii. F.iir
ch'tU. l.idVii'-. 11 iii Whittle an 1 li.ir..'i!i,
nut CttiJtain J.r'k, John S.-hnccbitt. Cur
lv Hefule;! lMtir, S'la 'k X.nty Tim :unl
Jth i-s .f iii-.- M-xW ' Iii' fs . iruiui; to
anp.jn.tmeiit. Itn-dioron;-;.- opened the
r'llllK'il 1'V lX'!aiuiUn t'l tlie Ill.U.il.S
th 'ir jires. nt posith n. J iek ami Schoi -cliiu
tlittt sK-kf. r irt r.Lii;.; tLi if ii'-u:-liiinaiinu
to rem::- in the: iM.mny.
Thv first T.ax.to.1 their ni;l home nil
L j.st liivcr. wh. u KoV.,.a-on4li t ! 1 thetii
it vras no u- talking a. tout T t ltiv-r.
as thi v ii i s. !.i it aii.l o.ml 1 tint h..ve it,
Jack W.ul All riht: ii tin y c ir.lil u. t
iuvu it tlicv wur.Ui ..y no iuv.ru u!..ut it.
but v. juU 1-j r.!L--.Uu v-.-iu.i.u on :u.iU
i, s- i-n-timis ii; Cuion.i.i, on Wijuj.
C ;:- i' nl aul 11 it cix Us ia Ir.,lii:u
I.,, l .va U.K M achaM l;uue tn ui
el.hh t'ui'V 1:
. I to w ilo i'.-
rt.ii.-o. iliecouiicil lasu-o uvtMluJ.-h
nh :i th-- Itniiaiii startt-J o'J, s vi,;
l-.,N.r.!iJs tii-it if th.yohai.g.-l tuviv
mini t!ie wouU lot Li:u kn .w the n it
i..v. Yist. i-.iav. jut as the-juiie I. ;t.
D.'atou I'iiarioy" o..me in an-1 iho j -til
r.skoJ biiu wh .t hs wanted, an.l if he
was iiuiivy. Cluiflt-y ai 1 "X-i; J.ak
wants f talk some more." The juJae
sai.i: W'li t ilt t.ir. niUi-U. Wo liuu't
wai-.t auv move talk till yun settlt- uiiou
what v.ii Mailt to J".'' Caarloy th. 11
s.vol ,:V."oi:o back to iiij.li. M.ijU-iill
the boys come in to-monuw." Tiio
jn.io s. ys Jack is oviiltutiy ahuiuni,
aii.i
thinks tne Ji-.Moi-s w 111 siui'.u-.ioi
iu.liti-'iialiv in a short time.
The nijo!ii- ut of the troops lu elosin
nroiiiiil the Modocs has hmi its ell'octs.
The ei'mmissioners uiil toleyrajih to
Washington for farthar instructions.
Ohl Jiciiouthin, from the Tainoi Reser
vatiou, was present at the council, tnt
siM very little, except that he hoped
that the "whites audludhuis would make
peace. Yesterday morning Colonel Ma
son's command moved up near Jack's
cave from the east and Colonel Bernard,
with the cavalry, wonld make a recou
uoisance from the west. They were
both ordered to act on the defensive and
not to attack the Indians. McKy with
the Warm Spring Indians, is honrly ex
pected. Fancake Coal. The vein of decom
posed coal which has been partially
opened on Pancake mountain by Col
onel Lewis, is said to improve under de
velopment. At-a depth of sixty feet its
width is about five feet. Experienced
miners are of the opinion that when the
water line is reached a supply of Rood
coal is certain to be obtained. Being
only twenty miles distant from this raar
ket onr mine and iurnace owners will re
joice to see these efforts to obtain a mar
ketable fuel entirely successful. Ewrtka
So'tinrl.
CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R.
O
A- AXD AFTER SUNDAY, DEC. 1,
lS7Jt Trams win leave imjiio uaiiv n ii-
Overland Passenger Train for Wadsworth.
Winaemmea, Carlin, Toauo, Osden and East,
1:00 A. M.
Oorland Freight and Accomodation Train foi
Oftden and East. 1:15 A. M.
Overland Passenger Train f or Marysville, Red
din (for Oret;on), S.i"nento, Stockton La
thn'p, Mened (for Vosemite), Tipton (for Los
Anaeles), San Jose and San Francisco, 2:IU
AOverland Frcisht and Accommodation Train
for Sin Francisco. 7:45 P. 31.
i VTO K. T. H. GOODMAN,
otriil S-rt" P- Tk- AS-
sUtf
W. F. WILSON'S
STAGID ULaXISTID.
ON AD AFTEK DATE, STA6US
will leave this umoe every
MONDAY, :
WED.N'ESUAT, .
, AXU FRIDAY
' ' FOR
GENOA, PINE GROVE AND AURORA,
Connecting at Aurora with
rlXRK'K & WRIGHT'S STAGES TO
Hot Sprixiss,
TCESDIYS AND THl'RSDAVS,
Through conneeuon
TO INDEPENDENCE,
MONDAYS AXD FRIDAYS,
From CARSON, ninkini; rloe conrn-cti..ns wifh
Sta.-s at lNil'ENrilN"CE for
Lone Pine, Swansea, and
Cerro Cordo.
sta.-. s 1" mi.i UAiM.'X on M NPAT will
e..mi.-.-t with tw at H'r si'lilSiiS i..r CO
t'MUi S an.l SiLVF.R I'F.XK.
W. F. ll"ll,-0., I'rtijirlctor.
arson Cite. Jau:irv
, IsTS.
.)-tf
GENOA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN
r-,tiE t .ii-:k.-.ig.eii, ii vvixfi
J. puivhai I Ui- n.'.. r.t ot --lr. L..;u. r e..
in ilr- atior.' nm-d
GENOA am. SlLVKIt MOI XTAIN
STAGE LINE,
N z t. i-if nn tli.- tr:.v. iini: v-alii.c tle.t
;!ity ur- u.-w riiuu.Lf.' a hu. of i uNt'i'Ul
COACHi-. e-ineui pus.- u, i-s. exj res ai-a ill
Vuiti d Staf. li.:.il. ff'M
CCXO V vlaWirridnn, Fretl rlekslnr,
Voolfir.l, Marklfevillr, Mnunt
ttllllt.lal Mini .l.:lllir (
MLVF.lt .'iiil.Vl'AlV
r-T.' -s C" - a ev. ry f XP.Y. WV.px'ES
D W and Fi:IiAV. U-tuniiii-. 1- v. s silv. r
M -uutiuu -vir- 'i 'L'liiAV. I III l.UAi" td
SATIKHAV.
H SI. F. l!.SO,
JO.t l. KtU-il.i.
'rs.u Ciry, JaDluiry !, 1H7-. - jUl
TOHN G. FOX,
WHOLESALE AND RET All. DK VI.
lr m
Blank,
?lieielln neon"
School
And Ma sic
B O O K 8 ,
SHEET m'.Z, MAGAZINES Sl NEWSPAPERS,
WALL PAPER, Etc.
STATIONERY,
Pictures,
Mouldiac and Glass,
Musical Instruments,
Fancy, Gomla,
Toys, Notions,
Fishing Tackle,
N porting Apparatus
POCKET AXD TABLE ITTLERY,
nr
Watches i&f Clocks,
SILVER & PLATED WARE.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Cleaned
and Repaired on short notice.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
UMPS AND FIXTURES IN GREAT VARIETY
Pianos for Rent.
VT Eastern Papers and Mas-zincs received
daily. Agent for all the leading Paily and
Weekly P ipers of the Pacific Coast .T1!
7 Agent for Steinway ft Co.'s, anil Haines'
Brothers PIANOS, for the State of X( vada.l
JOHN G. FOX.
Carson City, Nevada.
ap-tf
MAP.I . flAl-J. A-
Magnolia Saloon,
MIT it GAIGE, Proprietors,
COCKTT BOLDISOS. CAR80S ClTi MtV.
THE ABOVE SALOON II AH BKEX
entirely reiitted an.l opened nn.ter the pres
ent proprietorship in Urat-class atyla. tt best
bianua of
Wines, Liquors anfl Cipars
Always to be had at tha Bar, and there aia TWO
FlKSi--CLAS5
Billiard Tables,
For the aeeonmiodation of customers.
MARK M. 0IGJ.
jal-tf A. MAY.
OLD ' SAZERAC" SALOON
CAHSOM STREET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
LWIS & THOc.irCTOr,Prop'r3.
rnniS IV FJ... KNOWN AND POPIX.A R
l H-lo-n lirts b. n r ntin ly r.-novated and r. -ojKned
by the unci rsiar.- d.
A Flue Hilliar:! TaMe
Hs been a.l.le.1 to the estn11istim-nr. and
Lt II KOOM titu-l up v. ith tlie v ' w to ae -ora
ru.Hlat.- v:i:-i-. V.e have iui-lia.l a liisl
n.-- rtiu. i t l
Wi.ies. Li'inors :uul Ci iv.
And fhiill be ha;ij.v to sc" slid Wi.it on em
frirn-o". tir-t I.KW1S.
lal-lf JIT.OMF. THOKlSC-TOy.
V) NK EXrilAN GK S A I.Oi N,
Sr. envy's r.iildinc. mrc-r Iwr.g aut
Onnsby btiveti-.
O n x s o itl Cit y
The W an I p-.ir.--ft braa ls a
Wii-e-. Biviinliiv, V!,!.-.kio..
And oiL r spiritnoua liijarrs.
Ales, Lager ltcer. iyars I". j
K.-tniltd at V1H OOlts l-r l-ss. A peculiar
f. -.till.- ot t!.- Hank Kx.-llnm is Jhe v. ry su;k
ri. r ,r.i:.I-.f II AVANA cltlAIts. always fc. j.t on
li'!-l. i'!l r: ri ; i s..-
iul-tf K. It. r.KOWN. rropri. tor.
WINSTON'S EXCHAN6G,
Carsou sin et.li. tv. e. n Kai an.l e:::rson st ,
C.AnSilX CITY. NEVAPA. j
The Iii st Lifiii.-'i-s, Wmw .iitd'
Citjar cs t-r 1 r ui. :t tu the
State i' Nevada.
For Sale at the Br.r.
Tiii in ar S.-iUhM). o:i tiio .l' -t tlit t A Cr. i
Tol s.f u. l;s Ik .-ii t-t. iiv ly 1. Ii.il' (1 h. d
tr - in -liia' unions. ai:u Iht:
G-oxiaiixs" Hall
I th mft cxttiisiv in th- Sfnt'-.
jal-:f '1. It. WlNS'lXiNrp.rn. tt r.
HEADQUWTER SALOON!
Kins" Street, Carwn City.
VICTOR A. MULLEi, FKCPi.lc73S.
The firt.-t ItrijaIs rf
aitft
Cicara
(V.itntly rl liacd.
Attached t. this s-ilcmlid silnon. be f nil '
apaciou and well f ujninhed
CLUB ROOMS.
Give me a call.
YirTOlt A. MrT.T.FR.
CHOP HOUSE
Sliicnolis Saloon, ConntT Bnililin?.
llenvy Kal.e.' ...Proprieto
HAYING RENTED a!"1 RESTAF
rant and Lunch stand in the If.-imolla s
limn. I beg leave to notify the traveling and resl.
dent tmblic that I intend keeping the choicest
of tables. I shall always lie on hand to super,
in 1 the cooking of iiwa'.s and give attcn
tio j .ti my customer
Meals at all honrs day and niffht.
Private rooms at my residence, corner ef Cur
ry and O.nibby streets, in rear of Comity Puild
ir.g. Order fi r Sujipers. Balls, and other par
ties filled o.-. short notirs.
febl-tf HFNRT KAIsasn.
TINWARE, STOVES, ETC.
RICHARD JIIIaIaS
HaviEg taken the entire store lately occupied by
r.. A. Ilavis.
OPPOSITE OI.COV1C1? T.TtOS.,
CARSON ST11EKT, PAKSOX CITT.
Is now preparii to do all kinds of work in hi.
line. Particular attention paid to
JOHBINO
Repairing Pinups, Koofs Waler
Plpes, etr.
a 7 A lilicnsl share of patronage i sol ii-ted.
All work warranteel to givecntire satisfaction.
Aliril 52, 172. dccl7 tf
DALEY'S EXCHANGE !
South C Street, Virginia, Nevada,
'our doors south of Pank of California.
Wines,
Liquors.
Cigars
and
Billiard.
ALL NIGHT.
OPEN
HOT LCIfCH EYEEY DAT from ll1 a. tn
to 1 p. m.
jal-tf C. H. PALET, Proprietor.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
corn in of caksos ai thhiii stkekth.
Carson City, Nevada.
GEORGE TUFLYi - PROPRIETOR
ITtVERY PAIN WILL RETAKEN TO
'j austainthe r. )iulticiii i f tin nl.lest-blMicd
i.iil.lu- hi.nse au.l to render it worth of a con
tinuance of the liberal natronase hii h it ba
hitherto enjoyed.
Th Ldff!n2 Department, the Table
and the Bar
VTill be snstaiu-d in lirt-claa style. Special
i verticils are made to sive to tlo.- SI. Charlo
the ch.ira. tfr i f a thornneVT desirable and
ci niniodi-.iis FAJI H()Ti:l .
A fair stisre of ansieiit and renideut patr'-n-ae
is fiolielti-d.
jal-tf
C.rorti.E Tl vi.y. rr.-.prirtor.
BATIKS! liATIISI
AT
Hair Dressing
'rtr. n sir. t. n.-it tl-vir to tl. ri:ni t l.uit.linjTft.
'MIS(N ('.TV. NTVAHA.
lTivatv .iir;ii)',i .'t T iidi- tlinvjiU tli l.t'j
in th. r nr of W illi-i I'rua Mor
Tlifciikin iht I.Mtit h -tiKl .--iitl"ii1':i 1 Cfrs- n
nlist via iuity fi.r t ;r In '-nil uU- li n to.
f..r' .-. w.-l -n u:-. I is-w n r.v.-- ;inlW in
Titt! a f"C? iiu.-!!!-' t f th. H'unp. n-. pin rr
rj u- will bt .5;ir hiiii.i' tbif thf ni-at"t
sii'l i:i"i-i a'; 1 J:,: i :!.ili.. t -l :.1 ) i-lmi. 'il ill tl.t ht:tle
-f N.'v-tu.i. ttivy i:;r n t ;.M
if JM'.B MIM1.R.
F U S 1 1 i T U R E AKD 3 F D D 1 K 2 !
GEORGE W. KlTZnlEYER,
rURNITUHE DEALEf?,
ON CARiN rTRKKT, M'tRf
lin- I...-: .in .-. i -i'.i' i'llT. Ii.i now tite
his lot:'" v,-,t-r.. m sil. I wl-li all s.n-l- ofCj
An 1. he i ns to MM. i) ICK. rirs
I siiml all -!- li.-v-n . -.aia 1.1. I'l.ol lis.,
'liie ople of C-irs. It nil 1 U1T- llli.linir 1 lio-i
nsj.tf:!ll iiiTt'i il to i &!l and xatiiiiie ury
11 ' 'I ' h , '
All MuttreK mid l;ct!liil liiuile at
my Stm-e are Vi-ruiili'l.
(.TT.-irtii ul -,r attejdi. n t-a: I t.
r.TPAIPTVd.
jeK-tf
(.I II. W. KIl'ZMF.VF.n.
WARffl SPRINGS HOTEL
(AT THE 57 MK ri.I.sOS )
SITl'ATKl- 0K 1 4K HAIs
nil s iit f t'.irsi a1 City. The b f-t of ac
MEALS, LODCIMSS A.NO WIKES
FiNEST BATHS IN H WORLD
Expi rii ii. ed travrlirii. tiny who have visitid
the w. ud. r of thu Old World and ntvelkdiu the
pcemry of the Niw, j i-onoiiui e
THE CARSON WARM SPRINGS
TIJEVOsTr-r.MOHTITI. IX TEMPEHATfEE
THE MOST PROMOTIVE OF HEALTH!
THE MOST COMMOPIors l ALL MEsrECTS!
Of any N'atural Wann Batht In the world.
Thsr are a no ai.s of
r PRESENT HEALTH AND CLEANLINESS."
Auil ire uneurpaAWsl uylicrf (or
RESTORATIVE PROPERTIES
N. Ii. BATH1KU IULbSE4 iriTidfdfor tuil.
iietirtt tli ui.
Frew rriasofrom Carson
At 8, 10 and 1. a m .acda auu . ,
Rath. Fifty Cent.
L. I.ACH.AV1 I.I F.
o!6-lf Propri.tor.
FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT
Carson street, bet. &ear and Telegraph,
Carson City. Nev.
MEALS COOKKIt IN T1IH BHST
siyle of the culinary art
Fnrniahed at all Honrs.
The Pri.prii tors are determined, to merit and
maintain the reputation of a
First-Class Eating House,
And to that end THE FoCSTAIN will always
tie supplied with tiiu Uitof every ihuig in th.
market,
jal-tf
lit NT if PI1II.I.IPS.
lTujirii'tora.
COFFEE STAND
ASP
XI osta viiuvut 1
Winston's Fxi hange. Carson street, VI ween
Carson ad Eing stn-ets, Carson City.
(HAHLKS LEGATE,
Propi'letor.
PRE rNDKnSIGNKD. WEM, KNOWN'
1 bv the eptenna or carHun, irginis sili eise.
.rhere. has established a Coffi-e Stand and Hi--anrant
at the abe.ve nanied place, and is te-w
eady to serve, in firHt-clnss style, all thos- ho
ova'gooil ealini- and r, lih a strong cup of ccf
ee. All th. delicacies the Carson market af-ordwillatalltim.-sbek.pt
at his Wand and
estaitnitit. A share of public patronage it
tppei-tfully solicittd.
j7-tf CHARI.Ert 'J'tiATE
THE GF.MSBY HOUSE,
Corner cf Carson and Second
6ts., Carson City, Nevada,
GEO. D. FRYER PROPRIETOR.
Thi. well .newn lintel In lie. n enlargej a. 4
re ousi rai -ted until lu capacity and
aplM-at-ance it i, uuiies
tioiiabry.
TOE BEST PUBLIC HOUSE IN NEVABA.
And th. prrpr.et.ir das Jimt r fuml-htd and r'
titled it In a style which
VRPAMMES ANYTHINU OF TUK
KIND
III thi. ftlatr: and its
SPACIOUS DINING HALL
MAoyiFirEjrT r.Altl.OII.,
A!a
Splendid Suites of Rooms,
Combine to hoik- it supply a wan Icuf fait
hire and thriii:lii-w the Mute.
5o t.auis or exi-tii) will be sjsin d in 111.
f I'LI X ART DTP A R T M I'. X T.
And n.itliin thai tlie tnsrki ln of Hie racllle
i;out ttilold Will be riilllti -I It. ill!
'M 'm TABTiTl i
T.i corrcipjiid wnh tli. vrtirral tlci;aiic of llw
n . 1 1 - .
TITUS XSAlJCL
Will b- ki i-t -ti vl in ici'i ii l in nt'rliiDi! lu lt
I ri!U' ir- '; niul UK'
ZSllllAxrca. Iloom
NA" 1 1 alwiiys be lir. t.. Ifo-1 in nil Its ij-.n.iii.
limit.
m VE&TCRM LN!CN TEtESRAFH IWrAN,
Uuve an i-nici- mi tin- In i.s. ; an.l r 11 p. smI.Is
In Hi' i- s v .11 1 .- aff. Id. d to
Guests, Families and I lie Tiax-lintf
I'lllllll.
A :.nr.- of puhlii- l.li't-i liio;-- I ' II 'It' d.
ce:o. d. fryer,
Bill I'l'lipllelol.
wm. :i. i -i-t-i i . !'. i.. i.i nr
COREETT HOUSE,
Cue lilmk soutli of (he I . S. Willi,
i .MI-ii.'N STKLl.T,
Onrson Oity.
r.i-M.l lv ilio Week. lav or
Meal with r without
Li'dunnr.
T':i k.-.-i :i,iu il:.!;.'ii - lb n-l i this I.,i.l
: : -r. . 1;., pul-i.. ui ill.'.;:-;-;.!!., d ly at.,
tin-. Mai. .
jul.tf I iit; I KIT 1 1: Tin rt.
THEATER SALOON
rj'lli: llt'tt LsT 1IHAMIM OF tVIXE,
rMiiiituoiis ami Malt l.i'jiior
IMl'OUTKn" CKiAliS
rur Kii. nt the al -v. old -staldiel.i d aiid It,
lte r- - r.
llt-ink 1- l-'l eifl per t.tns
N. 11.- I nLi.M.l. il.AM li-i.u. thi ilani w.
snri it'll loi-ilOiin, v i II l i.ii l.tiiin l iniioet' r I.
the nal;! e! the t ;i.t't ll;i; V;ll't'N lo lL.Bsa
ii ti.
MtiitiUK Kink c.eu ev. Tuisilii.v. ThnrMlar
and Siiiurdiiy a!i. ruoi.n and iuiik. !aiuidi.y
altiiuoeu f. r ludiis,
MeiAJllU ik I'AliKI I!.
iMprn Imi
M I T II O lT S K .
C-rni r Carson and IloliMisou Pipits, (licar
the l uiti d Ptides lirnni h Mint. I
CARSON CUV .SlEYAPA
D. H. PINE, '"PROPRIETOR.
THE FNItKItKlGNKD H AVING M R.
chased tins trill -known and --iltit Hmel
is now i-repurid to aicouimi-iJat. ivgular a&4
trausirut customers.
TERMS, REASONABLE.
A ahar. of puhlle '.aireaie it respealfuUr
solicited.
v. it. mm.
JP. FH.3SX7Sfi,
Merchant Tailor
North Carscn street, f TLeali r Mock .
HAM AND I ft I : FIVINU NEW
slia Lsof Ilic Lalisl hi lis ol tiuinls,
Slllllg of
Frcncn ueavers,
OUATINE, ENCLISH MELTON.
Freiit h and Fllh t asalsn rr.
FRENCH PIUSH AI.3 VELVET VESTlNCS
1 am iiow iri pun. I In make all kinds l iirrf
Tt LMLN'! Al l'Al.l.I., stn.tly in ad-. .nUnee
with the Latest Styli-s.atid giinranli toldtnrf
pcixin who I overs un with a call.
jai-u
F. Mil l M.
TO GKOCERS!
M I L L M E N !
And
t ll O V 8
UK VNOF.HMt-NKD l ril-i-an
d to t urn ii-ti . '. I srili Ic of
Soda
and
Acid.
Having uu quale Jfacilill. a for (heir uiaBalae.
'"lr FACTORY IN CARSON rn
itl.it JAMt lit TFT.
Mti. fTnt-rriBraoH wishes to Inform tli.
ldi,s of cnrs. n an.l vi. 'totv she has r.timird
from s-n Fran. is.-., and will r. mimic WineM
on 1 . urtlisirrt la rrar..'Clcvvi. !i s at.iv mill

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