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CAItSOV
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....Mar 1. I"-.
Thk Pioche Feet -d of Snutlav lastj Theuk is aomething Indicronnly j
contains report in fall, of the pro-1 mournful in the announcement eon-1
NEW TO-DAY.
When Mr. Cunningham gets p n
the Legishttnre Arkansas to speak
bin tuio.l on the railway tax ques
tion he has no cni;l in hi mont!
nor bntter on hia fingers. lnt hi
gives a fall flowing freedom to hi
idea iu sneh fashion as the follow
ing:
I ba-e lieen e-it off," said he.
f oiu speaking on my own araenil
ment. throngh a motion of the
Speaker, bj mean 3 that are beneath
contempt. I will b heard npon a
bnutlml hnstiugs in favor of tac ng
these roads any way, an J of regnlat
iug freights. legNlatiug the I Tiber
who steal the people's money into
poverty, anil repudiation of these
b.nd. I appeal from a bonght leg
isluttire to an oppressed people. A
war uow begins between these roads
and the people. Let it come, bee
who dies first."
This reminds ns to a-k : Will n t
the great, riehroiporations who own
the important railway in the Uuited
States learn. la-fore a tempest of nn
reason in lanni'heil against them 1
an outraged and maddened people,
that it is for themselves, by an exer-ci-w
of a wisdom of thvir own. to
vert the. thre.tfiHiii:r iaters hint
eil at in thealov qtote.1 int.-mjier-
ate speeeh ? A reasonable amonnt f
taxation, snhmitted to withont con
tent, qnibble or unrninr; rates of
fare and freight tint will innre a
remunerative interest non capital
actnallv invested ; and a general oik
position to recognize the grand fart
thtteven wealthv railwav corpora
tion owe their exigence, their pro
tection and their ntenflion. to the
over'im people: these view. inr
pows and fact kept eontsntlv in
su:ht and maintained a the lwi of
a prevailing olicv will ex'raet the
fang from the Cnnninghams of the
stnmp and the Legi' hll and
avert world of dmtdfnl calamities.
eeeilings of the day before in the
Ravmond Hermea trial, bat makes
no note whatever. editoridr. of the
si&rninVant conversation which itself
reports as oecnrring between Thorn
tou and Pixley. What was said, ac
cording tithe Heco " version, dif
fers bnt slightly from the telegraphic
reports already received ; and is given
by that paper a follows:
iiiielaKe iteprecatt-tl sevvreiv Uie iis
iulta which h i.J beta ramie upon Mr.
IVrii-y and Mr. Lijhfn;-ranil Uv. Hears!
aud he inqniredwhv an atinck was mad
apon Mr. Henry Kivm, a yoan" gi-utle-man
of unblemished character, the part
ner of IV'lev. nn attorn- v Mild citi
zen who, in all his acts concerning the
M1!U ffuica tiail Urru uro -till tx-l.ux- (lie
j try iu this suit' had acted n ith the ai-
K-e anil council aiui nn1-r the respon
sibility of Mr. Perley. He thiiUht the
tttiu-b nnon M - Rives had bet n nnnec-
es-irv and wanton.
Mr. G irber iuqnired who of connsel far
plaintiff had a.tacked M. Rives.
Jdtle ajiu rki.t lu.u jlr. luornton
in t other conns.-! h id stacked him.
Mr. Thornton disclaimed having made
an attack nnon Mr. Kivt s. Ha said he
ant nutleJ ue l.icts 01 lue traiisavlitiiii
in wUieh At.-. Rivt- bad been involved
iih reference to the M ::ttor and Mam
moth and other claim, but he h id as
saiued. all along, that Mr. Perley was
reSKEit!e for thosv arts. lb? hnd
niaile no individual attack r.p-n M.
Hives.
Mr. Perley said he was rrspounililp for
thf acts rt-ferreil to. and was Trspm:sil!e
for all his acts, both iu the Cou.t-bouse
and ont of the Coiirt-hi nse.
Mr. Tuorutoii replied tn.it he was pre-
pire l to liv'.ir frm M Perley r.t ;iliv
oiue. nn.t. after a pmse. ti" ail 1.-. I. thm
h- hoiKsl Mr. I1! t l. v would lint :unret
Uined in the following telran,: B0TSF0RO & ANDERSON,
kjnt M'xcr. ii'i 11 lull iriHB
Pacific li.iilroad construction is pro
gressing very slowly. Only ten
men are at work grading. The pay
is two dollars per dav enrrenev, the
men boarding themselves. No in
ducements are oflered for laborers
or speculators of any kind as yet.
Fancy ten men at work seriously
grading a trans continental line of
railway, and the hope starved genius
of Sun Diego, rationed on shriveled
expectations, waiting for the snort
iiig of Tom Scott's iron horse and
the appreciation of the valu of town
lots.
THE MODOC STKOXCIIOLD.
PLANNERS,
Contractors and Builders.
OFFICE: AT THE LAKE
LUMBER YARD.
TAHOE
The Yreka Juruarx conclusions
regarding the Mi nine situation give
ns an insight into the dangers at
teuding an invasion of the Modoc
stronghold. It savs :
The way matters appear at the lava
bed. the Indians are as detiiut as
ever, and endeavor to invite attack
iu their strong fastnesses in rocks
and caves abounding iu the lava bed,
which is probably IH) miles in cir
enmference and every part of it a
natural fortitic ti"U. each place of
Orihrs solicited end wort promptly executed.
(?sr--cil. May 1, 1873. tf
FRISBIE'S
H estAurant
OYSTcR SALOON!
Comer of King tad Carson Streets,
Carson City, Nevada.
THE l.DKRSir;Kn HAS KN
lirely renovated this popuinr place of
resort. X
PRIVATR APARTJtEXT
hi brpn added to the ERt.iWish'nent. fitted up
in the lx-st "t.vie. for LADIES AND FA.VIIJES.
All kinds of
SUTTERLEY & NOE.
TO THE POOR !
AS WELL AS RICH !
DOWN, DOWN with PRICES!
Great Reduction
IS
PHOTOGRAPHS
Rtomhed RrmbruiU, Cabintt Size Photo- j
.ipbs, at t
Crme,
Fresh
Pou'try,
East
and
Ojratpni from the
sian rranrliro.
riSH. TOTH FRESH AND SALT WATER.
CAN BE HAD AT ALL Hot R3.
liv pnrrlnsiBK all my supplios at wholesale,
am pwparvd
T Set a Itetter Table at T.e Prieea
than any other house in the Slate.
Finest cf Liouors,
Clears.
tant Iv, P.
Wines and
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!
KOPPEL & PL ATT.
Jorr Carson and Thint struts, cpp. ait the
8t. ChariK Hotel,
retreat iH-mg strong, r. 1 lie Indians a.,s 2in
are uot whipped, althongh drixeu Vv
ont of ti eir tirst atronhidd, and oc-1
castouallv annov tbe troops. Tliei
force rtut'doyetl is not larg .-nongh SUTTESLY& NOE TU 1NINS TKtNSS
to siirroiiml til: ii. ill His. on iii t!
the nature of the rocky conntry, and j
111" soldiers, aitlioiili iloing uell.j
! are lint gooil stiots, n acciomt of not w-.. . e ,r k
lcig cll drilled in target shooting. -B.' II 'SI I ids "Ml.
CARSON CITY.
.XEVAIH.
LOOSE AT CARSON CITY.
irrc HAVR JIST KFi LIVE!,
1 1 lurgr supj,i) of
SPolNS .D SUWKFR GOCDS !
ills iii-.-sfnt AnTtiiin':ii-nt mul Itn.-L- tv
jt ; j It is almost impossible to get a shot
Mr. PerW s.iid t'.i-r. w.s no dan -tr ' t an I.idi in. an I tha oul a very
A Tarns to flipant criticism of
the doincs of onr iwildiera at the
Lava Ue.1. A more p-rilon. thank
le task ami n involvins of
" military glory " in pavment of ter
rible risks, never fell njon th men
of any army. The thing to lie done
bv onr soldier i to seek ont. in a
luharvotb of bidinsr places, the
atealthiest of foes. This Ltvn Bel
experience is the Florida Campaign
ezairgerated by the iraprovement in
firearms. The Modocs. fierce and
untamable warriors fighting at Imjt
tinder the black fLuf. occupying a
vast snccesaion of almost inacces- i
ble fortresses uih ty miles ia rircuM
ferin e, themselves armed with re
prating riries and fail of the know!
ede of the enalty of their treachery
these are a terriMe fie to go pros
pecting for iu a wilderness of caves
and lookout peaks from wbi -h the
savages ote, at will, every move
ment of their enemies, i'he sucri
fice of lifo which must lie exected
before these vensefnl Indians have
been pnt through tbe promised pro
cess of extermination will be, we
fear, lamentably in excess of the es
timates of those of ns who. in onr
iguorance of the perils of the sitna
tion have been g.ven to nuderratini;
its hardships, its difficulties and its
peculiar dangers.
ou tli.it si le; that M.v Thornton mi l
be sure to hi-ar froi liiiu. Ju l 'f L. ik
villi mat on tbrpre lit occision he tle-
irel the jurv to hear from bim, aud not
to be distracted by ontsi.le liar remarks
if counsel wh.i had no Imsiuess interrupt
ing wbile he was atltiivssiug the lurv.
M.-. Like then proceeded to vindicate
tbech tracers of u.ore llearst anil Col.
Lyhtner, from what he claimed bad
Je n tbe most unjust aud outrageous as
tiiiltstipon them. H - insisted that thev
hid shown cood faith and honorable mo
tives thronihont. He s.ii 1 that however
ex dud Colonel Raymond tuiht be, he
b ul no claim to the standing in tbe soci
ety of San Fnuu-isco or among tbe min
ing population on this coast, which
G.iM Hearst had honorably oht:iincd
an i maintained for years. H s.tid that
tbe professiouid character of II Perlev
hid uever been asnc-rsed before, iu auv
Court of jnsti.-e' and was nut touched
ly tbe tacts in this c.-tse. Hesiuilth d
Col. Ligbtuer. as a man of ubiiitv and
c-.ip.icitv aud integrity, had rauiied high
uuong his felluw-nieu. on this coast dur
ing the last twenty years, nnd that, after
pa-Ming through the searchiug orueal of
critiri-iu of a long and intimate corres-pouik-nce,
he came out in this case nu
ll I iretl in point of r put itiou, altbonb
he might he wounded in feelings by th
attarks of connsel for plaintiff.
AT
S6 Per DOSB3X1.
Material ron thk New Piochx
NatwsPaPEB. We learn from an ex
cliangrt from Oakland. Gil., that the
material for the new paKr to lie es
tablished bv Mr. Ansel in this citr
waa purchased in that place two or
three weeks ago. The enterprising
proprietor is waiting for an improv
ed press from tbe ist. when the
new orttan will at once commence
its career which, we hoiie. will
prove prosperous
After all the liastv and incon
siderate abuse hi'-h hats lieen heaped
nKn Captai i Williams of the ill
fateil All .ic, it is a relief to read
the following opinion expressed by
no less a competent authority thau
Captain Colby, an expeiien-ed navi
gator who couiiuauds the ship Fal
mouth. In a letter to a Nova Scotia
paper the CapUiu speaKs of " an tu
aweeping current (ou the coast at
the Miut ahere the steamer was
wrecked) setting so shandy to the
westward w..en the wind is easterly
that, were) it not liorne np against,
no reckoning wonld save anybody
iu calculating a laud fall. This cur
rent is well rDim o to frequenters of
of this jMiint of coast, and there is
no safety in relying npon snch a
chart as that in nae among English
captains. He says tiiat. from the
testimony of the pissensrers and
others, he is convim-ed that it was a
enrrent unknown to Captain Wil
liams that swept him npon the rocks.
and that otherwise his calculations
were good "
small portion ;I him, as he hides
b hind rocks or tihls in :miiIi.i-Ii.
I'he Indians are not demoralized, as
many have supposed, bnt k-ep out
of sight until the trooj.s leave and
then they are out agaii us bold ami
ileti.mt as ever in some stronger i.o-siti-ui
It is lielieved that the fur
ther they retreat the worse it will lie
fir t lie troop-, an. 1 settler, and tnis
will be their tacticsnntil the last oi.e
of them is killed. We need Xiect
no safety, us the Indians are desper
ate and will massacre the people and
burn their houses aherever they
have the opportunity.
Of the dead oihVers a San Fran
cisco dispatch says :
Captain Thomas, killed bv the
MoiIih-s. leaves a f iniilv, a wife and
two children, lit the I'residio. Lieu
tenant Wriiflit was the son if the
late (ieneral Oeorjre Wrght. and
I- ves a nifeaudoiie little child at ! Famllr and Friends viilt Yon.
Calll Gaston. Lieutenant Howe
was recently married to a daughter
of Major General W. S. Berry. Col
onel of the First Artillery. .Lieu
tenant Crin-tou leaves a wife aud
child in Washington.
Onr st .vi nnsist of
.n:-s. voi-Tiisi xn rots'
OTHI3ffG
ALL.
OF
THE LATEST
STYLFS
Parnlxhintr Goods, Boots and hoea.
Bats il Caps Trnnks and
Valines, Blankets.
Instead ot tB. tb. naul Tirirs. suit at prs-
lt rharai-d in th i-ily of Viru nis. Tin- diff r- I
eni-e iu prirs will p.y th irp of citizens to
ana 'rum lrinia. lioiti Uiil. linTton. tmpirr.
W.shiie. Hnn. and oilier outside plaren. to J
Carson Citv, and have thfir Pbotoin-.Tihs taktru. )
Anil v-Ttlnne p.rtirin to a FIRST.CT A5W
' Cf OTHIS'O and FURXISHrXG GOODS STORg
I Call and sre ns. spl.tf
That we remain bnt s I
i
SHORT TTTTVrffg.
ALL WORK WILL BE WABRAXTKD
OLD PICTURES COPIED TO AXT SIZE.
and retouched in Icdi-i Ink. or in Oil or
Water Colors.
T PAKTICrLAR ATTEVilOS PAID TO
VIEWIXO.
Tall and See l's an.-l Rrinfr l our
3. K. RrTTERI.ET. Art;t.
C. B. NOE. Opfr.t r
JOSEPH MM'l::. !.. IU udchei
T. U. liBOOKS. Colorist.
Thkt who spont their pyrotechni
cat periods in the face of the Atneri
can Eagle must look to their laurels
may. po-wiblv, find it consistent
with their dignity to tender their
resignation and subside after read
iuir the following earnest prayer and
erv in liehalf of colonial brass trim
ruinirs and gilt bnttons by s Halifax
aier :
Had the insensate canal which
now nnhappily presides over the
lestimes of t lie lii ltisli empire been
RALSTON, REX & MYRES,
II o n a e. Sign and Ornamental
Pal ntors,
GRAIXEBS and PAPER BAXGEBS,
North Canon Btrert.
C RKO -V T1 V, NEV.
All orders filled with promptness and dispatch,
All work in tbe Pointing line done
in the Beat Style known to the Trade.
ap2t.tr
content to order he Guards to
BUT
Thk citizens of Pioche are a fav
ored people. They live to he surfeit
ed with entertainments; and now, as
an offset to the lawyers' show in the
Court Honse there, one Doctor
Hornberir has on exhibition at his!
Considerable of .office in that citr a tape worm lift
render their rifles ami bavonets. the
infliction miifht h ivelieen liorne with
patriotic patience, for deadlv weap
ons are far from neeessarv to such
military efficiency as the Dominion
requires. But when the fiendish
malignity of anti colotii politicians,
intent nxin disniemlieriii"; the eni
liire, cnliuinates in rolibint; C Hindi
an heroes even of their buttons, in
tl'S wicketl boM of precipitatinp a
Canadian revolution, it is time to
hurl liaek onr defj.uii-e in the teeth
of the War Ouice. to inform Card
well, the Duke of Cambridge and
the Barnacle familv that the heirs of
England's itlorv from Aginconrt to
Ridttewav will not part with one
atom of that Mnii and cirenmstance
of war which feeds their militarv
ardor and will not diminish the Instre
of their arm vlace. nor the nnmler of
their armv buttons, witbont a strnir
jjle which may shake the empir. ."
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
recrived by the Board of County Commis
iu.Hf m of Dantjlas rountr. NvwU, for making
at it-ration and repairs to the Court Houae in
Uv-noa. Hpet'incationn ana an inzoruiatitm wia
be fumifthe t by FRED FC'BTH. at hia office in
Genoa. Bids will be rroeivd oatii
Mondaf. the SCfbi dmy of Mmy,
A. P. 1973, nt 10 o'clock A. M., at which time
the Board will ipen and examine the Hud bids.
Said Boar 1 xvserre the rizht to rt-jert any and
all bids. WALTER SWART.
Clerk of the Board of County Conmissioners,
Douelia eminty.
Gt-noa, April 25, 1873. ap250d
SPRING PATTERNS
OF DRY GOODS !
LfCAKT CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES l'
Splendid New Style Parasols,
French Satin (Duchese) Corsets,
Ready Made Salts,
JAPANESE SILKS, PRINTS, CRCANDIES.
POPLINS AND CHAMEREYS,
Will be sold at surj'risinglj rheap rales at
SHE YER & MORRIf .
CrMin "tnt. m il door to Wells, Fargo k C. ,
Carson City. Kit. sp'3-tf
ACCOUNTANT.
A N ACCOUNTANT WHO HAH SEV
i eral bonn leisure duriUE tbe day and
evt-ainzx wonld be pleasd to ilf-vtte tbat time to
tne k pjojt of one or more spttg of books for
business nouses in tnis riry. aaiim:
"ACCOUNTANT,"
ap23-lw At this Office.
Thkkk AKinrD wnrtien are nnmer
on in New yorkthinSprinp;. What
bnwinea the' have for no) with w
manT ia explained bv the New York
the material is now id atoiv iii Elko. , . , p.,-- I Vail. hMijrive ih -xample that
we are informe.1. Pioche cannot l1 lenifiu. recentir 'ct. giammum in a BmlwaT Uire.
...(.raniumrtieo .lail naiiera aiiuwwanwiia innoa raid,
..-.j. .r, ----- -
bat we have not before P-tid an, be from the iDternal ecsnom.T of Cliaa.
cane we feareil the motive of giving : Cramnr which anrname. br thf
pnulieitj to ine I an won in ns mis- -
av, u an fxprettsive aud appropri-
the other evening, felt band erop
ing in hia pocket, the aide next to. a
well d reused woman. At the name
time a neat I v gloved band mated on
her lap at the aame aide, and seizing
COnatTneil. foe expRninenK uaai . ! i wr iao i i" anon ran. iuu bc-iziiik;
been tried before, and failed. one " the harborer of a Upe-Itllis wmn leaving the vehicle
r, Jt 1 i.n- ..r
cAe Recurd.
worm.
he pulled her arm off.
DISSOLUTION CF PARTNERSHIP.
THK PART!VKRSHIf HERETO,
fore existing between H. 8. Mason, J. E.
Cheney snd N. 1. Chamberlin, under the f rm
name of Hsson. Cheney Jk Co.. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, J. K. Cheney retirinc
from th nrtn. The burnses will hen-after be
rarried on by H. 8. Mason and N. D. Cham
berlin. noder the arm am of Mason k Cham.
brlin who will pay all bills, and to whom all
sroiian'R due the late firm of Hanoi. Cheney k
uo., man re pajo. n. n. nam!.
JOHN E. CHKNET.
N. D. CHAMBER IJK.
Canon City. April 19. irs. sp20-l a
8PECIALWOTICE.
ALL PKKMMVM IVDRllTICn TO TUB
WU firm of MAHON. CHKNKT k CO.. are
naneatea to call aai settle their aeeonnta in
eraer
FINE JAPAN,
EN6LISH BREAKFAST AND CUNPOWOCt
WIIXED TEAS.
f 1DB VP BV OURSELVES IN
iU
package of five pound snd upwards, sna
dolivered iu any part of Carson, 8ilver City.
Empire, Gold Bill and Virginia, CABRIAGB
PREPAID.
Samples Sent If Desired.
(irders from any part of the country promptly
and accurately executed.
K. B. Mr. JOSEPH BEER, who has had
large experience in some of the most extensiy
Tea Importing Houses in Lotu'oa snd Kew Vsrk.
will hare charge of this depsrtment.
Only the Moat Reasonable Price
will be demanded.
T. BEER BRO.,
Butchers and General Merchants.
Empire City. Nev Jan. 1 1873. a
that
i new depart nre.
M AflOV a CHAKBERLIH.
Carson City, April 1, 18TS. spM-lss
MISS S. ABBEY Jb MRS. S. BROCK
WHJ. INFORM THE LADIES Ok
C arson that they are now prepaied to
Teach th Ladles tm Cwt and Pit
By ou of the best rules ia tht C si ted State.
THt CRANt USEUIM AMEIMAI CHART
Has no eqnal in the world for Insuring esse,
besaty. style snd freedom to the form. The
Oraad American Excelsior Chart carried a prize
of Cam in 8slt Lake Citr TVbrunry 3d. for the
BEST FITTINQ. The rule was fully tented and
the unanimous deeisirr. of Ore Jndgra waa
nTeatatbeExerlaiorChxrt. We cord laity hw
vite the Ladiea to rire u a call and test the
superiority ef ear Chart Boom at