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CARSOS
Wednesday.
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AXTECEDEXTS.
Tax maner in which the Bogart I The Modoc Wab is productire of
case - has been disponed of by the) no items worthy of remark none
U uited States Court in San Francis- that the telegraph gives ns any hint
co is a fair and reusouable indication of. At last acconcts the troops
tlmt the Secretary of the Navy j were expending a great deal of am
moveil upon the Bogartian outworks munition and patience in trying to
with due c.intiuu and under the very drive the Indians from and find them
beat of al vice. Probably the case in the lava caves. Our opinion, to
was worked up by hard headed,
clear minded Attorney Qeneral Wil-
i;.., ! .1,.. r
magazine writer h-ivo said so, and . , , , , , .. ..
there is much corroborative evi.Jence
This is n pro-'resvire asre. Siai
berles newspaper editors and ra iny
NEW TO-DAY.
CARSON THEATER.
Ruber Feiford Manager
Ellas Lipsis Business Manager
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !
KOPPEL & PL ATT.
Jomcr Caraon and Third :rccu. eppeaifr iha
St. Charles Hotel,
CARSON CITT NKVADt.
Thursday Evening, April S4, 1&73,
First iririn - of the
be taken for jast what it is good for
and nothing better or worse, is that J
if, in the Indians' judgment, they j
r,,i-t.t-.a P.- .!!. I,. oL.. alt .n L.t lrrn H. 7 Tit., .... i
in DA II jit in rnnimri
in annport of the assertion. A -iron . " " . . . . . : . . ' """lu u : " M I U inUUrti
. , ,, Tt-utm iif ruiuv, mt t unicie ana nidi uooks ami crannies as tuer see
B:irr s name has been sosni'cefwiuilv i . . '
. . , . ' the fugitive himself, will be shown fit to ocenpv; but that if thev have
rescued from an ancient oppr. hrinm . . ... . .... . ..
that he would if he came t; revisit . , . , , ... ,
mere, away tney nave flown. We
mean to say that we believe them
IIE HAVE JIST
1 f large s
REl KIVIl1 A
vin 1 eiM3ii.l..l in li.tli.itf i if Ite.taa-
the glimpses tf the mfl-rn moon, 1 ... . .
. , - . m. 1- i i faced impndetit rogue- Anvhow Mr.
not onlv interviewed but uiuel and .,, . , ,
.unhurt ni gei a iriai iy manire
t-ourt martial which will be very freo
winetl and in viced to accept of the
Presidency of an Insurance Cm
panv and to deliver a lecture. Only
a Itttlo wliilt A-yn Jntl as Ts.!irit w.is
the snl ject of a verv ingenious and iu ,'hi,:f of tLe ca,,se of roner in
eUborate a,l..Kv bv a clever and ',,iea,la y the New York Sun and
charitable writer of moral e&savs.
qnite capable of staying or going,
spite of any military hindrances.
from iettifiggery, Pixlcyan gas and ; Indians move light, are al-
Fcns.itional uonseiise such as is had
:rge suppl) of
APsO SUMMER C0G0S I
Oar Stock ccd:' o:
Sja Francisco Chrjnicle.
(J 'J Jas km excased as a ioor. !)eca- j Xhk irrepressible conflict between
lating sci-lywag h. tiionght he the Scanuel aa.i Whi.nev factious of
might tnrnan honest shekel by offer
ing to betray his master b, he im
plicitly belisved, could and would
work a miracle in his own Wbjilf
and thus escape criii-ilictioii ; and
who. upon fiudiug the mischief he
h:id wrought went and hanged him
self out of shear remorse.) Een
A drew J -ks'u and Cornelia C"le
nremeu in aau rrannsco still ges
on. A new Board of fire Commis
sioners havecomeiu and they appoint
Frank Whitney to the chief engi
neership and depose Dave Scannel.
It wu a m.ttter of course that when
Scauuel went out Whitney wonld go
in. When Whitney goes out. in will
o I.tve Scauuel. Aooarentiv the
have h id their apologist ; and the luaiu obj.-ct in life amongst tje Fire
time will cirne. peril .ps. when B is.' Jakiea f y.,,, Franeij. is to alter
Tweed will ba held no (metophori-! U:te b.tweeu Frank Whitney and
iiigi'l of i)JVB Keauuel. Lave is a figure
ealiv) as a s.me hat fl.'sliy
light a lienef.-tii-
i-if-
eatmtice in liehulf ff a starving con
stituency; and 'e legin alre:iily to see
Lead lor the Xew York st.vie of lirr
men aud Whitney represents the
Bostou variety of that eutlnisi .stic
that Squealer Colfax is .lestine,! to; frateru:ty. Hence this iuteimiuable
ean tnizitioa 1V the Sonth li 'ti 1
contingent of the Y M. C-- A. We
are led to m ike these remarks by
reading the following defense of the
!( list whieh is from nr less an
anthority in the journalistic world j
than the Cincinnati Inquire :
" Alexander Hamilton was the
founder of onr Congressional lobby.
Franklin was a shrewd and snecess
fnl lobbyist. 'Come and dine with
me to-morrow,' said Mr. Jefferson in
1790, to one tf the foremost men in
American affairs, concerning a I 'ill
covering S-'I.OtW.lljO, and I will ask
a fri.-ud or two to meet you. aud we
will talk it over.' Aud that dinner
removed the national capital, aud as- j
aniued the S21.tXi0.0Ut debt incurred
during the revolutionary war. Tiie
politi.-al t-tatus of the Northwest
Territory was fixed by a lobbt ist in
the bent sense of the mord. Thi
Ordiuance of 1787, imaiort d in his
tory, a measure ahich fixed forever
the character of the population
northwest of tne Uuio, impressing
on the soil itself, while it bore noth
ing bnt the forest, the law which w
deeer than all local law and deeper
than all local coustitntious.
doubt, says Webster of this law. in
Lis speech in answer to Hayne,
whether ouo single law giver, an
cieut or modern, has produced effects
of more distinct, marked aud lasting
character than the ordinance of 1787.'
We are iudeuted for this fa-nous
ordinance to a lobbyist Dr. Ma
Hash Cutler, a Doctor of Divinity,
a Doctor of laas, a Doctor
of Medicine, aud a man of
scientific renown throughout two
couiiueuts. lie honoitbly lubbietl
through the purchase of the North
west Territory, aud, meanahiie. dic
tate. I the ordmaucj for its govern,
uieut. Geueral Ja- kviu w.is a lob
1. ist when he waged war against tl
United States Biuk. from to
1.3 W. Milton wis a lobbtist in the
d.osnf Cromwell. X'm harlot who
danced for llerod. and Hamilton a ho
diusd with Jeift-rsou, were, alike ami
Unlike, lobb. ists.
rivalry.
The new Captaiu-Ueueral of Cuba
was very coolly received at Havana
nolxidy gnsbed and not a single
ri'r was heard. He had a formal
reception and made a speech in
which he said
" I appreciate your patriotism and
lovalty aud so relv and count on
your co-oieratiou. I will always
act as'a loyal Spaniard aud Hive you
conn.ience, aud couseqiieutl v yivi
must trust me. uuitett. onr dinicnl
ties will decrease and we will soon
restore pem-e. If the insurgents re-
iient e will receive them with iiieu
arms us friends; but if they prefer to
e enemies, we will combat with
them unceasingly."
From present appearances the in
surgent will prsve themselves
amply able to sustain their end of
the fight.
ways prepared for marching orders
are never to be corralled, anymore
than that many qnails. Probably
they have bad enough scouting le
yond their stronghold to replenish
their stores of food and ammunition
and that they will make the pale
face hunt them very constantly and i
at no little eril before they are j
caught or conquered. Anvhow,!
thev have puzzled their great Father
which is in W.ishiogtoo until he is
much worried as to their where
abouts. The Silver S atcsiyn that Stoddard
and Twiss, members from Humboldt
in the late legislature and M. S.
Thompson have oae to Utah to eu
gage in mining there.
CousiMing of the Young Tragedian i
Mr. Robert Fulford I um YorTB s AXD noY8'
The Favorite nl Talented ! T . CJTi -p jj- J.
PIXL.EY SISTlKS,
i
ALL THE LATEST
A3TD A
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY!
Will be produced
ENOCH ARDEN!
Or. I'nder the Palm t !
y For fall particulars ses small bllla. HI
ap-23-td
STYLES
Furaishtnc Gondi, Boots and Khon,
Hata and Tap. Trunk and
Vallara. IDankrtn.
i Anil eY-rrthine pwtiiirin to a FIRST-CUSs
CI-OTHlNrt and Ft RMSHIXO GOODS STOB
. Csll sud eee Qa. apl-U
ivonoE.
SPRING PATTERNS
OF DRY GOODS .'
I LE3A1T CARPETS AT M DUCEO PRiCCS t
fnim axxcax. meetixo of mi: ' Splendid New Style Parasols,
Jg Slockholdra of th Viriuia and Truckee j
kilroad Coinpiny will brU in this city ud , Princh Satin (Duehear) rnrseta.
1 1 LnvAi. uic ui nay. if.
G. A. K1NU. Secretary pro tcni.
Virginia City. Nw., April Tl. 1STJ. tpiJ-M
HORSE STOLEN !
SIO nJE3X7r.AJEU !
Ji wi
1". ABOVK KKtrtRDCa
ill be priii to anvone n ttirims tS'V
t th nnnertiint-d iti i'binatoirn a Ay
hersc etcl.-n fnim ti'-!r Ptubl.- t-n the '
It i ' aii!h "f Al'ril 2'Jd. sddtK'T- : a BAY. four
. . .. , , , ! vears oni. ana oiie wruic lima zooi. ive i--ur-
sometlung more tangible iinoi the gbot , ii:srtl him ut Due Iknbm
HOP WO CO.
ap-a-10d
Virginia City has a mvsiter
Keaitr Made Suits,
JAPANESE SIUS, PRINTS, GRCANDIES.
POPLifiS Mi CHAM5FEYS,
Will be si,!.I at annrieint'ly cheap rus at
SHE YER & fWORR!?,
I Cron Strwt. rit xt door to Wills. ?ir(M ft 0.,
Cursoii City. Ntv. up'S-tf
business that lu uie smh a sensation
:iiuou;st the clergv and spiritualists
Carson. April 22, 1873.
Uncharitable Certainly it is
nne of onr business that the Silver
teallndes t the Senior Editor of
ha Humboldt Register as one
" whose vitals are corroded by that
Honl-aearching fluid known an 'Chin;
Brandy " bnt the atatement ex
hibita a lamentable state of affairs.
there awhile aijo. The Enterprise te-
Lit-s it as follows: !
Last uight aU mt 8 'olx-k, Wm. II. j
Verd 'U. an old aud Weil knovrn citizen
of this place, ainl at present book-ket-pt-r j
anil business lunn of the Gohl Hill Xetcs,
ST. 8E0S3ES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
rune sewi-m irm.Y meeting
X of tl
the above n-nuu-d aociety will tke place
On Sunday. AprU 97, 1873.
was stabbed and Vrrv scriouslv woumlrd ',
bv some person whose name he declines : Hall at Capital Lodir I. O. O. F.
to give. From what we were able to j Carton Cltjr.
.-r.r r,Mir tl. Ptl...1i,. f !t,.,-K Th.1 The nrinniration la pnroly Benevolent in ft.
dearendinta of BRITISH B RN or NATIVES
OF THE BRITISH OOLONIE are eligible to
nnmtv rsb p. A full attendance of m mb ri
and thxne deaimosof becomiuff ao, la reqneated
For particulars concerning tne organisation
appiv to
EDMUND JAMW. Secretary.
auHMw S'i Sorft; c rson Street.
wound, whieh is said to be quite a large
one externally, is in the left side near the
third rib, and penetrating the left lung.
After receivius; his wound h? was able to
walk down K street to the Oriental
litdi.'iiig-b.onsH, where he hs a room, but
on di-sc-t-udim; a flight of steps leading
Jowu tr.iiu tile street to tne nrst floor ol I
the building where his rooora is situated j
ue fainted aud fell to the ground. In !
falling his arm struck a window aud :
tirokf a pane of glass, making a noise j "f ,
that brought to the spot the land-ladv
mil another lady lodging at the bou.si-, i
wild il .n:iired i.t lii,.i .i l.w r.u.ti . A BAU Ut
n. r- - - I
IRTHDAY
ToMSfT CflANKUiK. too ilitite, is
aai.1 to bo in a daugerons predica-
meut with his pistol-shot wonudeti
baud. Prulaaldjr ref uaed to have it
amputated aud it ia threatened with
mortification.
The U r.R R blockade ia raised
and trains are rnnuiug as nanal. i
Suit Cohmkiukd O. M. Evan
has commenced suit against J. H
tub. Christ. Lark. 8. J. B .unitield
Jr.. C. A. Kvle. Hamnel Kinir, J. G
Mather, T. V. Jalien, officeni nt
rjiiiuluddt eonutv. to reatrain earl
and all of them ti'om removing their
tlices to Winnemnrea. Application
was made on last Inesdav in the Uis
triet Court for a temporary iniiinc
lion restraininjr the defendants,
pending the bearing of the case
from removing their oflires and ar
hives of the oonntv to Wimieniiiita
ai:d p raving that npou thefjiial hear
ing of the case said injunction t-
made twrpetnal. 1 he Con rt ordered
h;:t a tetniorarv lnjuiiction lie is-
surd, anil the case is set for hearing
n Wetltiesdav. April 2Jth, at in
V!M-k a. M Tien. 11. M. Clarke.
ml I. H. Harris are attfrnevs for
olaintitr, and District Attorney T.
V. J alien, LVputv District Attornev
S. S. Or.isa. and C. S. Varian nre
attornevs for the lef ndaiits. We
nnderstaml that the District At'or
tiey lias engaged Judge Lewis in be
half of the defendants. Silver ttate.
the wound and made the wouuded man
is comfortable as possible. The phvsi-
ii in would not allow his patient to con
verse with visitors, or in. Iced to say but
few words to himself or assistants when
it was absolutely necessary that he
iiotild answer some question. Sir. Ver-
len is oue of the most quiet men iu town
very temperate, and is iu fact about the
last man we would suppose liable to be
assaulted in such a murderous manner.
Ail he wo aid say about it last iiiUt was
that he knew who stabbed him. Al
though niurh weakened by the loss of
blood, be looked quite bright at the time
we saw him last mgnt, about ten o clock.
and uttered no word nor sound expres-
-uve of p uu. it wu Deiuj well cared
for by his friend and brother Odd Fel
lows, and from what we could gather
from the remarks of the physician he
seems to feel pretty couudeut of 'lie re
covery of his patient.
No tklegkaph news of any mo
ment reached here last evening. The
following from the Cirotiicle is all
we can mm :
New Yokk, April 22 I lie steam
er Kangaroo carrying the first eight
een miles of the American shore end
of the New York aud Loudon direct
marine cable, arrived iu the harbor
vesterdav. the carries the immense
oil of metalicrope iu her hold with
mt apparent labor. Site is com
ui.iu:lel by Captain Manning and
is owned by th lelegrapti Oou
structiou ami Alaititenam-e Com
taiiv. which has charge of the re
pairs of the present transatlantic
able, and baa for years been en
gaged in laving over cables in Euro
pean wttera. JNo work on the cable
will liegin until the arrival of the
Great Eastern, expected several days
lence.
WIErVlORIA'-
"1 AT
Good Catholics will be glad to
hear that the venerable Pope of
Rome is recovering from Lis attack
of sickness and that his condition
seems to be very favorable.
Th ban Franciaeo Ckrunkle -n-
n ounces itself as a Protestant organ.
rhe K-iman Catholics are to be con
gratulated.
liichey & Williamson's Ha
EMPIRE.
On Monday Evening-, April Xt, 187.1,
In commemoration of the bixthdaj of
JOHN HNSOV,
EUGENE MAT,
And JOHN EICHET.
EOB FLANDERS will tnrnish the Mnair
which tact is a guarantee that it will be 6m-
clia.
TICKETS,
(taelnilfnif i
THE PUBLIC IS ISV1TED.
pper, ) 3.
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a. d. caaMBsaua.
m. .ataaoii.
MASON & CHAMBERLIN,
Ornca aD Salmboom Penrod Bl a, c
Her of Canon and and Telegraph treett.
VTAjuuiocaa Comer of Plan and Jf osier atnaU
CAdSON CITY, HEVAOA,
lirnOl.ESALE AND BETA IX. DEAL.
If era in
Groceries, Provisions,
FLCU3 AND FEED,
Blasiins and Sporting Powder,
Hard vv re. Tinware.
BOID THItVINO AXD CoXSlDBATE
Thietes. Nis;ht before lost the room ot
P. L. Ciiwau. on UcCauuou street, was
entered by a thiet or thieves, between 7
md 9 o Vlock P. M.. aud all of bis per
sonal effects wero abstracted bedding,
clot him;, valise, etc. The next morning
new sack was found at tne corner ot
the house containing all the private ta
pers of Mr. C. which had been taken.
Utnd some of the Piuche thieves are
Ul UlC UUUOI .. UUU .;.
class. iPioce Record, April 17. J
Crockerjr, Glassware,
Cutlery, Faints and Oils.
Snot, Fuse, Boots, Shoes,
Furnishinff Goods, &c.
We have the largest and beat lire-proof ii
the State, and are prepared to receive
Grain at General Merchandise
on STORAGE at all times, and tc make CAS1
ADVANCES an the same.
Goods delivered free of charge n all parte of
TEA :
teas : teas:
TEAS !
FINE JAPAN,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST AND 6UNFCWDER
VIIXED TEAS.
JADE IP BV Ol'RSELVES IS
packages of five pound and upwa.de. and
delivered iu any part of Carwn, Silvtr Citjr,
Empire. Gold Hill and Virginia, CA11BIAGK
PREPAID.
Samples Sent If Desired.
Orders from any part of ihc country promptly
and accurately executed.
N. B Mr. JOSEPH BEER, who has had a
larffe experience in eonie of the moat extenaive
Tea Importing Houses in Lorn oa nd New Tark.
will have charge of this department.
Only the Moat Reasonable Prices
will be demanded.
T. BEER dc BKO.,
Botchers and General Merchants.
Empire City. tier.. Jan. 1. 187:1. ja
FRISBIES
ri ostaurant
e&. -
OYSTcR SALOON I
Comer of King and Carson Streets,
Carson City, Nevada.
THB IXDKR.SI!;EL HAS KN
tirely renovated this popular place of
t. A
PKIVATK APARTMENT
aa been added to the Establishment, fitted lip
in the best style, for LADIES AND FAM1L1I.3.
All kinds of
Came, Pcu'trv,
Fresh Oysters from Hie East and
mib emurxco.
FISH. BOTH FRESH ASI) 8AI.T ITATEnV
CAN BE HAD AT ALL HOIKS.
Bv rmn-hasinz all my supplie at wholesale.
nn preared
ro Net a Better Table at I.esa Priiea
ban any other houae in tlie biate
Finest of Liquors, Wines and
Cigars,
'"it i . p. FitisniK.
fVliiS S. ABBEY & M,?S. S. BRDCK
WII.I. rVPOIt.1I THE I.ADIKS OP
C:irson that thiy are now prepaied to
Teach the Ladies to Cut and Fit
By one of the best rules in the fnited States.
TKE GRAND EXCELS1CR AMERICAN WART
Has no equal in the world fur 1 .snring e .ae.
iieauty, atyle and freedom to thi form. The
rand American Exc lsinr Chrt carri-d a prise
.f 92t in Slt IjJre Cilv Fel.runry 3d. for the
BEST FITTING. The ml. was fully ti Bted and
Ihe nnaDimnna decision . f five judra was
t,. .it. .-a h. rt ..,.n.. I given to the Exolsv r Cher'. Ve cordially in.
country.
aal-tf
1IAS0N A CUAHBEBUS.
'I vitethe Ladies to give i a call ana u si tne
I superiority of oar Chart I'woit
splT
AIRS. BUTTsi.