Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, May 10, 1873, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, May 10, 1873, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn86076199/1873-05-10/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn86076199/1873-05-10/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn86076199/1873-05-10/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn86076199/1873-05-10/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Carson daily appeal. [volume], May 10, 1873, Image 1
About Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877

Image provided by: University of Nevada Las Vegas University Libraries

Image: of 4. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (2.5 MB)

Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.), 10 May 1873. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn86076199/1873-05-10/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

APPEAI
J.
Yol. 2.
CARSON CITY,
NEVADA.
SATURDAY MORXIXti, HAY 10, IH71L
DAILY
Cthi1 1 r.jon ttoito npn
Published tcct nwRiiuc (Mondays excepted)
ROBINSON & M'GKELS
Publisher and PToprittoi'.
dai'T newspajx-r devotes te politics, general
news, local anairs and the interests of
its neigh ..rhuod.
stick On Second street, opposite the South-
n Front or tne Capitol.
Term of Sub.tr.piu.ni
n copy, one year, by mail $1 m
elne cpy. six months, far muil tt W
One copy, three months, by mail 4 CO
Payment, on enhscription xnranablr, in
ranee. (There will b no deviation from thia
rule.)
The ArrL will be delivered to the cltiM
of Carson at Fifty Cents per
weekly te the carrier.
wek
Ratea of Advertising;!
Jriesquiu iiouncsi nm insenion n
Each subsequent insertion. ptT square.
THE LAST HOURS AND DEATH
BED OF CHIEF JTSTICE CHAISE...
New Yobs Mty3
The Tribune has the following The
. knnwlerloo the Tvnole had that the
ii.:. r T.....: 9 .1,.. T"..;r. A Crro
in New York was conveyed m the brief
ftunonnf mt tit of bis datli.
.1.. i.af ,1-;i,.l.u
Jadi, dispersed. Mr. Chne left Waab-
in-ton on k.tur.lav morning ami arrived
here that evenitm." He went directly t
the bouse of bis vonnt'e-t d ip.j;hter.
Mrs. Jan. t It. C. H .vt, X... 4 Wt
Thirtv-third street. II- upeut Sunday
q.i. tiv. ridin-in the nfteiu.H.u to C, u -
tr dPark. On M indav morning some
.i i;. t, i.-'t i,..riiut if I. is
;...ii ; '..;" ,...... i ,i,K;r r
speet, ami witb one of the most
mate ind trusted "1" them. Hiram
nev. he walked down Fifth avenue
nti-
Bar
.,,,,1
discn-'l in a i!eaMit a'ld familiar way
til- topics of the h ur. and nTiiou them
;h .;! s Francis Ad mis' oration on S.-w-nr.).
In pa tin Mr. Chae urned M".
Bift. v to ci-iut- aitd wr him C'ttr n. and
-vU d -. ',)- inise th it he should c.me
on W.slnesd iv inorniii.c. 11'- did y.o and
cuiie i '.K! in lime to see him iiie. Oa
Sl.itld iy ev-niu th-re was not disown
l.iie au'y sh id ' V of tl:- H lt' i- g fust
fti.'.roHcbin.:. H sor med i:i his us::.;;
hea.th an 1 i:i v, ; v u'ood spints. although
compltitiin of a Sirrle f.-irt:riip. jvul eii
tered I'lto all a'.ii:i at. -d ootiversation wi'tt
those triends who wt r.- pi'i 6-nt. To one.
.v. ,. he . f,i!,l his lit oia
I hi
cniin s,imm-r. This ' mornimr be was
to hive ii u- la it.xto.i. r-m litiint; th.-re
with lebi'i i:is tv.-.i or thro- tveeka. His
intention wits to stop in thi". fity R few
days on Ins way t W isuiiurton an 1 after
complfiiii- niatt-'s ot laiiiit:.s and d.-ne.-si'ie
i:it.-r.s? th-.-'-. t j '.;c a journey
to the Colorado tip id.'s f y easy st lyr-s.
yibitin his frietnis in ' l'-iunati and
oth r points nloiiii th ro te. These
plans h'- cave with the repented ntld em
jihasiz' d toinritio:i, ' If I live." About
10 o'clock, the nsn.d hour for retiring,
li" siid fcood ni-'ht, and left the room.
These we iv the last words he sp ike ex
cept, perhaps, that the next morning his
servant understood him to say Fire."
in motioning toward the fire place. On
Mom! iy morniiitj about half past 6
o'clock, his servant en'eriua his room,
found him sl.epiun qnir-tly with bis hnnd
nnder his face, as he hal ittially lay. On
upproaehini the bed a few hours later,
the servant saw that the Chief Justice
was selZ' d witn a spasmau i ine leiuitres
were couvnlsed. and n slight foam ap
peared on the hns. Doctors Jobu G.
IVrrv. Metcaif an i Clarke were at once
pummoiied. uud it was pronounced an
upop'ieptic attack, with paralysis of the
left sale. The paralysis of the attack
of June. 1S70. was of the ru;ht side,
and had virtually disappeared, there be
ini; very slight truces of it in the lipa
alid ii.;!it hand. This attack was unex
pected, from the fact that Mr. Ch ise
was assured by his physici in last sniu
ji er that ttiere was no longer nuy danger
of n recnirtnee ol a paialytic attack.
From the time of the attack on Tnesday
morning he remained entirely uncon
scious. His head was motionless while
his iij;hi aria was restle"siv active. The
convulsive spasms reenrred frequently
during tiie day, and the doctors finally
placed thfirpatitid v.uder the influence
of chloroform, which was upplii-d on a
handkerchief to bis face whenever a
spasm was st en to be approaching. Its
t-ff-tt i'.s immediate. All the unre
mittin;:! care and attention that affection
could snos-st fortnd no response. At a
few minutes after 9 o'clock yesterday
inoiuiiifi it became evident that he was
eiukiu; fast. His breathintr became
more and more labored, nnlil at lt
o'clock precwely it ceased altogether. A
gpasmudic twitchiug, bexiuuiiig with the
lower portion of the body, followed,
which lastod for it few seconds, and then
nil waa Rtill.s -There were preseut iu the
rKim at the .time Seiiiuor Spra;ue and
Mrs.'K. C Spraji'iie, the Chief Justice's
(Idestiiauuhfr: W. P. Hoyt and Mra.
Janet R. C. Hoyt, Edwiii Hoyt and Hi-
1 jnim V .rney. The re:.iiis of the Chief
ijr.stiii will iie i!) St. Hi orge s Piotest-
iint iisi'ipH Cnimh. iiiithtiforil
piieo. liuiii I'viiiay till noon Saturday,
to hH'iti) an imji. rtniiity ol sceiui; tlnm.
Dr. Tyjii; will conduct the l'miend cere
1110111' s. imil the Rev. Dr. Hall will
ptvat'b the m mifo. The fnnenil takes
j pla e t 3'n'cloc k on S.itunliiy after
noon, after which the hotly will be for.-
' omrd. d ti WiiKliinotim for tenmorurv
j, teiluelJt ju tle Congressional cemetery,
, ,. . . , . , "
The followiug eiitlemeu have thu
Iftir been chosen to net an pall tourers:
b- John J. Cisco, G. uer.il Sheruian, Win
M. Eviirts, Hamilton Fish, General J.
McDowell. Hiram BamT. Gideon
Wells. Charles O Conor, William Cul-
leu Bryant, Caleb Cusiiing.
i
1 The Ifc'PTANB. At present there nre
mole Indians .in alia about tthlH town
: than were evtr known before. Thin
'"'V'.fact iu itself, perhaps.
' " I nothing; but taken iu
,.. t :,. i,ulf lv.rh.m. would sipniiv
connection with
the itul. pendent attitude nssutned by
tin in, and the Iu1Hn.11 troubles in Culifor-
, TeM.M time.it civ, Borne
i cause for auwiheUHion. We would be
I the l:nt to endeavor to get np an Indian
scare, rat we vi until represent to onr
citizens, that the nnmber of Indiana in
and about lit no, the host.le disposition
tht they show, and the fact that they
well posted as to the Modoc war to
' able dntru.t. L.rt ev. mnp a crowd of
i tnev in iiuuuj
enra sue t'lncfrw. ruli
Ptit aaym- that it t.H.k two or three
hundred .dier., t. u hours to kill one
Indian A ,q law biud to a wed nuown
j cltlz a 1V1U tOUth R'a "f ,h!
W. lt b In-aana were mad nd
I onlJ trouble. All this may
i Hm,:"Ut tJ certainly hope
I uch may be the case; nevertheless,
some precautiouarv measures would do
i no harm. ' Creseent.
Was Paint. The Indians in this vi-
ciuitv Hi e imt'in ' on thr-ir war naiiit and
ir oeople are beyinnino to feel aniious.
We think it is the duty of the Govern
nii tit to s nd u rts.imei:t of soldiers here
f.ii-thvr.th. It is easy to see th.it the red
uiiii .110 becoming restless. Only yes
triday a t.sity of ihem made a raid on
ihi sl.iuh r house and dtinandeil trib
ntt , which the fii-htetied butchers gave
tb- in iu the shaj'e of offal. A i:.".ud of
them this nioni'ii nittde rrciinuois
niuci' .-n a r stauraut i:ud the friy'itehed
j),i'j':i tor was obliged to (jive them a
i-ai.el of swill. We demand the .oiev
ti iu of the Government. O.ir kitchens
are in d inner, and nnb ss the crickets
come iuituedi iieiv v.v are in dauber of
! " mruhiou mi the hwigiy sava-es
At lt-.ist ltUHXI sr. aips are uece; s.ry, uud
we hope that the Se cretary of Wer will
not pass us by iuid leae us to the uie'.cy
of the merciless wretchf s. There ivere
three s.ii-lrt:sli fiivs on the hill last
nijht vbich is a s".re iudicatiou that
s.imerhiu is the matter. i.'fi'f.'-.
AKOTHEB WANT SUFPlIED I
A 1LACE FOUND WHERE TUE CHOICEST
Family Groceries
ARE ALWAYS Ti HE HAD AT THE
LOVtST MARKET PRICES!
B- F. FOSTER
KEEPS AT THE
KING STREET STORE,
Corner of King and Ornish? Streata,
C ARSON CITY. NEV.,
Tha Choicast Chicago and Cali
fornia Hams and Breakfast
Bacon,
E3l River Pig Pork,
In i5 lb kes. expes'.y for FAMILY UBE.
No. I East Codfish,
No. 1 Shore ?Ia kf reL
Dutch Herring In Keg,,
Eastern Smoked Dei-ring,
Eusliah Bloaters in Tina,
Potted Bloatersand Anrhorle
Potted Meat einiccd.
And a large assortmen. of Foreign delicacies and
n-lish.s including Ficklcd Chestnuts, Mush
rooms. Gtmian Si rdi lbs. P' te (V Fois tins.
East India Chn ny, Esst Indhi Pickles. EnRlish
Pit-kl'-s assort-d. a-miine P.usi .n Caviar.
Double Heiiued Fivucli Olive Oil (the u. st tsble
oil in tie uurket.) Enitiish Suiu t suited.
Fresh California Picklen by the galluu or k g.
1 he best qualities of
Wines, Tea.
Liquors, Coffee
and and
Cigars, Sugar.
Extra Table Claret and Slurry
TIN WARE. WIRE WARE AND C'HCUTKLEY,
And a Inrge Stock of Miscellaneous ArticKs too
uumerus to uarticn.' v.
k7 M, Wagon will call at any place in town
that my be desired for orders every moraine;.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF OHAPOE.
Freih Boll Butter Received Every
Week.
api-tf 8. F. FOSTER.
vv. f. wiLsorrs
ST-.-2k.C5-373 XjX2ST3EJ.
ON AND AFTER DATE, KTAC-fcW
will leava thia cniL'4 every
UUXDAT.
WEDNESDAY.
AND FRIDAY
FOR
GENOA, PINE GFuVE AKD AURORA.
Connecting at Aurora with
riXKICK 4 WUIOHT'S STACKS TO
Hot Springe
TUESDAYS AND THl'KMDAVS,
Throngb i-rnnct t.on
TO INDEPENDENCE,
HONDA VM AND FRIDAYS.
From CARSON. wklnK flaw couneetiona with
bta a ai l.NUi-i't.Mji..SLM lur
Lone Pine, Swansea, and
Cerro Cordo.
T-gtaBea from CAP.S05 on MOXDAT will
connect with ntxBCii t H 'T SPP.INOS for CO
Lt'MBl'Sand H.LVER PEAK.
W F. WILSON. Proprietor.
Cararn City. January 1, 1K3. j3-tf
GENOA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN
Stasrc Initio.
THK t:DEHSlCXKD. HAVING
purchated th Interest of Mr. Lnther Old
in rh' nb. vv naua-il
GENOA anp SILVER MOUNTAIN
KTaHE LINE.
beg leave to inform the travt-lmj; puMic that
they are now rur.tiinf? a Una ef CONCtKI
COACHES, 'UTTinjt paaatngers, express and the
Unito StAtes niail. I rum
GENOA vlo Sherlrlnn. Frrilerlrkabnrjr,
H'ool ford's, JlHrS&leeTllle, .Mount
Bulllnn an.l Monitor to
SILVER MOl'NTAEV.
yiaves ftenoi cvr-ry MONDAY. WEPNKS.
fAY and FRIDAY. R tnreitic. leiivea Silver
l.mnt,.in eviry TIESDAY, THVKMDAY and
SATURDAY.
VM. F. W?I-SN.
John d. Ki:itst:.
Cr.ton Clty..Iamiry 1. lST.i. jns-tf
Magnolia Saloon,
51 A Y & OAIGE, Prnprietara,
COCXTY IU'ILDINOS. CAKSOS CITY, NE.
't un ABOVE SALOON
HAM BtF.MI
r.iiil- r til er 1
I etiiirrir refitted and opi ned
ent prcprittwrship iu tiret-cliifs style. Tl- be.t
brMlala or
v it'es, Minor
atiel Ciitirs
Altr.iT to be had at tha Bsr. and tbare TW
KIEST-CXASS
Billiard Tables,
For the aceommodetion of "'ustomern.
II ARK M. GU07.
;l-tf A. MAY.
OLD 'SAZERAC" SALOON;
CARSON STRtET, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
LiWiS &. THCwiNCTOH, Prop'rs.
" j H-'HI K!. KNOWN AND POPI'LA R
I Se.loon has been entirely rt-noTated aud re-
opercd by the undersigned.
A Fine Millard Table
Has been sddt-d to the estsblishrn'-nt, nd I
CU B BOOM Htiedup with the view to accom
nadte visitirs. We have purchased a nrst
class Assortment of
Wines, Liquors anil Cigars,
And slmll be happv to see end wait on our
ineniii". ta a lew in.
jal-tf JEROME TH0RINOT0N
BxK EXCHANGE SALOON,
Sweeuey'i BuildlDj, rorcr King and
Oruwby strceU,
CarBon Oity.
The best and purest bratuii o
Wines. Unnidies, Whiskies.
And other spirituous liquors.
Ales. Lager Beer, Cigars, Ftr.
Itftalled at 12 Cents per glass. A pecnli,r
feature of the Bank Eichanjte is the very sujie.
tier brand of HAVANA CIiiAllS. slwsvs kept on
hand. Call and see me.
il-tf R. R. BROWN. Proprietor.
WINSTON'S exchange:,
Car bun street, between King and Carsou eta..
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
The Best Liquors, Wines and
Cigars erer brought to t lie
State of Nevada,
For Sale at the Bar.
This new Saloon, on the site of the old Ca i
tol Saloon, has iieen extensively repaired ai d
rreuied In dimensions, and tb.
G-amins rXo.ll
Is the most extensive in lbs 8 tte.
jal-tf T. B. WIN.-ON, Proprietor.
CARSON LODGE. NO. 4, f. 0. 0. F.
MVETH EVERY WEDNESDAY
Evening at precisely S o'clock, at its hall
corner of King and Division streets. Carson City.
Nevada.
Visitine Brethren, in good staudis", are cor
dially Invited to attend.
ErOZSK MARA. H 1.
D. H. Um, secretary. decK-tf
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
COr.NER OF CARHOJI AND 'I'HIItD STCECTM.
Carson City, Nevada.
CEORGE TUFLY, PROFRIETOR
F'VFRY PAIN Wil l, RE TARF.N TO
i auatainthe reputation of this oWestubllabed
public honne end to render It worthy of a con.
tinuince of the liberal patrunaa which it baa
hitherto enjoyed.
Tbo Lodffinfr Deparlauent, the Table
and the Bar
Will be austnlned In first-cliiM style. Special
exertjona are made to give to the Ht. Charles
the character of thnroopli'y deairable and
commodious FAMILY HOTEI .
A fair shnre of transient and resident patron
age l solicited.
Jal-tf
OEOBOR Tt FtT. Proprietor.
BATHS! BATHS!
AT
ZwXulloxr's
Hair Dressing
Batliins Saloon,
Carson street, next door to the Count lluitdmga.
CARSON CITY. SKVADA.
Privnte euirine for T.idlc ihmtuh the alley
in the rear of tt ill.nl'ruK 8tere.
ThankitiK the Ladies mid Ocntlciucn of Carson
and : -iuity fortlu-ir bli'rnl patrenntre hereto,
fore beer iwed up'n me. t uow respectfully in
vite a continuance of the a-ime. us no pnina or
expense will be stiftTvd to mnVe this the neet. Pt
and most conilertNlileeetebliiibmeiit in the State
of Nevada, tiive me a call.
il tf JACOB Ui'I.LF.R.
GEO. D. FRYER,
Wines and Spirits
No. G'4 and 6,1 Carvii Strt. CurMtn City,
N-t di"imtti of A. K. rr1 t-n-h ii wiin lurne)
Agtnt for the m.1 of the .ullotwtig bramtt of
A. A. A. OM MJ WHISKY
j. ,. M. Haff.l t vlr limn
spirit of T. UM nottrlron "
7lue iiraf-H JJurl i "
I i.vr Old K nti; i.y
1 It. T. Mi t' l'int I t - iinm...
f s nt." uud A. A. A. Ky
T. V, L'llttit. uitl Jit Ull'U
I.IotJ'k Iv titu kv IVturln u
LIivd Kt Dtiit-ky J"Hvoritt
Jsf Mrtor.- i '1 Hrnrlxrn.
Une I'rfiirli Cngnnrn mid Wlncti
lino
Alvi uud trrirri
iEO !. FP.TFJl,
apl-tf Liquor ttuli-r.
WARM SPRINGS HOTEL
s
"ITI'ATKD OXC AND
OXK HALF
The U st of ac
Al nitics east or carsoa vtij.
MEALS, LODGINGS AND Wlf.ES
Comie. ttu tmrtithare ths
FINEST BATHS ItiZ WORLD
Experienced trawl'-m. tlvy who have Tint, d
the wundtrs of the Ohi World aud ravelled iu the
scenery of the New, pronouuci
THE CARSON WARM SPRINCS
THE MOST DEUOHTFt LIS TEMPERATt RK
THE MOST PROMOTIVE OF HEALTH!
THE HOST COMMODIOUS I ALL RESPECTS!
Of any Nattiral Warm Baths in the world.
Thue are s mean uf
aW PRESENT HEALTH AN3 CLEANLINESS.
And an. uuul'Maeaed au u rm tut
RESTORATIVE PROPERTIES
N. B HATUIXO DKEbsES pruviried for su. a
a deaira tlirui.
Free Carriage from Carson
At S. 11) and U a.ai.,and'J and 4 p.m.
Batka Fifty Cents.
I.. LACilAPELI.E,
oic-tf Propri.tor.
FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT
Carson street, bet. Hpear and Telegraph,
Carson City, Nev.
MEALS, COOKED IN TUB BEST
stvle of the culinary art
Furn lahed at all Hour.
The Proprietors are determined to xaerit aad
maintain the reputation of a
First-l'lasH Eating llt'Urie,
And to that end THE lOl N l AIJI will alwava
is-s'jppliid ith the b atut everjthiUH Iu the
luarati.
nt'NT k PHILLIPS,
jal-tf Proprietors.
RALSTCf.', P.EX & rViYi.FS,
Boose, Sign and Ornamenlal
JPzxl latcxis,
CRAINERS and PAPER H.t.GERK,
North Canton Street,
CAItMUN I'l l "V, NEV.
All orders filled with prt niptnesi and dispatch,
All work In the Pantlno "no -dene
In the Best art le I. . wn totheTrnde.
apJt-tf
Jacob
THE CTf'SDY KCLSE,
Corner of Cx.rt.cn arte, bcend
Ste.. Cr.rEon City, N. voc,
CEO. 0. FRCPt IE.LR.
This well known hotel lie be. n cnlnntid aasl
tvccuatruct.il until in ) ity aii4
apiHrii't-lt fa. nuquea
THE EKT FUCLtc'VlUSC IN KXklk,
And tha proprlrtor hit Jwt r. fiitntih"4 and re
ailed It In a style s lin k
StnPAHNLH AY1lll.NO OF lUK
KIND
In this mate: and Its
SPACIOUS OIN.IVC HALL
MAUMF1CLNT I'AhLORb,
ASI.
Splendid Suites of Rocmi,
Combine to make It supply a wn ! af hit
h re nu throanlirnt the htite.
5s piiu or expeuae will be spared III tin
CII.INARY DEPAHTNFNT.
And mlilus tlil th' nicrkrtsof the Pi. Id
Coast afford ill be cDiitt.il from
To rorrmponJ with tb nrml 9ttn of IM
THB J3ATI.
Will be k. pt on a plan second t nothtne in Ma
Francisco; ai.d the
3E311Ucixd Xloom
Will alvroys be firet-clnn In all It! , ' oiDI.
ni nt.
THE WtlTERN UNION TEIECRAPH COWMNT
Have an nflw tn tb.- h ner: and all poeetl.ls
fiv'IMtl'S will ! elf rled In
fineala, r'arailles anil tlie Travellaff
PtiLllc.
A share of public pitronmre Is "ll' It. it.
CEO. D. FRYER.
Jitnl Protirletor.
wm. n. cor.nrrT.
p. o. ruitttv
CORBETT HOUSE,
Olio lilork south rf I lie I. p.. Hun,
CAKSttlN HTl.tl.T,
Carson City.
lionrd l.y tin- Week. I):iy or
Mt-al with or without
Lotlp-i";.
Th- ivrniUirOntieneoft.rid t th s Hit.l to
!1 e triiv.huit public are uaeurpaMd tyii;) iu
thie Sute.
Jl-il COIilitTT iroTHH?H.
THEATER SALOON
T
'HE UIOK I ST Lit M. (H V. !M".
NdiituoiH itiitl .Malt J.hiiittr
AMI-
IMrOKTH) ( HIAVS
r-r sale ut the bbbVe tld ratal ilr-iad lin.) liwr.
lie n '.ii tt.
l.liiiks 14 1-1 Cents er C.ln.a.
N I)..LOM L llMNk Hah tin 111 lull
spiritual ta. illlllu. Villi le iu I. rt 11 tl it llil to
the vauia .1 the thiraliliK Vinura to liiaiw
Uoa .
BUutiimltiLkip.ii i vtry Tinnlay, Tnitn-,'.
r.r.i hruur.ti v alt. inoon i.n,l v tun-, h. ini.jt
atltiiivs j li r lad.ea,
llool.t pa! I:,
Vipr.it.f
32 2 X T HOUS E:.
C in. r Carr-. u i,tirt b. bin., u (i,. tit
the I mild hlatie 1 tm. 1. Jl.nl.'
CARSON rill ... MVAPA.
D. H. PINE, - PROPRIETOR.
THE IMimMt.M I) HA VIM. T I IT.
.'Uaee.1 this ll.kn. u l.tl.l H ttlhl i., ( I
isuewprepand to ace. u lui due iifcuiar ai d
ttatisiint .tiati tiitra.
TERMS, REASONABLE. '
t abai-t of rubbe painntce Is r,,rt.-ul)
olicl..l.
'' " I . II. PIM.
H-CStCaXll'fllit eTAXlca.
OHOJ
liagnolia Salooi,, C unity lHiililitiK..'
Henry Kaiser Pinieli.r.
HAVI.NO hhMlli ht liae.'! At.
ibUt .lid Luu. li e.un . i tin Ati.a..j. iih te
.... .,lUl Italr Iv li, .till ill. tai 111 v.Ul. nil.
uet l uo.ie il.nt 1 no. l... L. i.j. il. il.ia.st
Ol J..L.le. 1 .Lull UWhlfeU tLlMU tc IU.I.
IL (he ci'i.k.hg il ktals till.. ,ie alitu
tlvH .. U.y cuat. li. 1
An a. a ui an hi iirs ti.y tud IiilLI.
t r..lr rv . i. a at my nriu. i.. i . ta. r f Cut,
rv ,iiu o.iiirby sintu, ui uar. i iculi) I told
ilk
't'l': UrJiLVkAUm.
SUGOTOtiUlOAUillt.
4 CT1VE MEN A UllfllN CN
s. , un a t.n-i U- liiiein ea iu tl . i In,
ai.e seleof Wirl ll-Y lll:l(t W Al l IU I Ml R.
William Cillin bi.r.Si, IIm.liit Lkmhu
Ht.iw,:. (..!(.( K tjl.K,; wih.u.i ic.
1 KV THE IHMM KS.
For leiuia write at i u. to
J. i. Folir CO..
" el'C Keerm HIS . H..U I rats is. e:
A . ,s l j
LIVERY STABLE
Carson Street,
CARSON CITY NLVALU
riMHH OLD KM A III.l at II E l AND
X widely known Htabk has linu IV. i r40.
trri the olrisfoi k i nllcd out atnl r. pla. ... i k
file vomit; I" raea.
CyTii.'. of nil descriptions on hautl AT MOD.
EKArTE CnARUFs.
Harwa boarded by the DAY or WEEK on IL
liisK.il i wtw,il. I. TtliA.s. '"
V. tt. We atund atr.cliv i.. ..tr- uwn tnistnest
I4f WUIKlf ft DAY lit.

Carson daily appeal. [volume], May 10, 1873, Image 1
About Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Carson daily appeal. [volume], May 10, 1873, Image 1 About Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Carson daily appeal. [volume], May 10, 1873, Image 1
About Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877