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CARSON CITY
Fa-Ma- Ortafcer 17. 1S73
Tue Day has not jet arrived when
Prince Bismarck can be wheedled
from Lis positions in tbe world of
diplomacy by the honeyed words of
cajolery or the arts of chicane and
erosion. Tbe correspondence be
tween the Vatican and the Imperial
Palace at Berlin is an interesting
specimen of the art of fencing with
words; and it is qnite evident that
Bismarck is entirely alive to the
situation. The Pope starts out with
tbe assumption that "as the meas
ures of Lis majesty's government
aim at the destruction of Catholi
cism," etc., and as he cannot under
stand the reason for snch severity.
lie is of the opinion that the Em
peror is averse to snch harsh pro
eeedinirs, and so on. Tbe innendo
here, i, that the Imperial ear lias
been Misoned, and the Imperial
purpose transcended by the wily
and hated Bismarck, of course ; and
it is not altogether unlikely that the
Poie thought to work upon tbe
feelings of the aged Kaiser ; but tbe
resjHtnse from Berlin shows tbe Pon
tiff to have misapprehended his man,
if these wero amongst his moving
ideas. The reply conveys an ultima-
LATEST TELEGBAIIS.
Judoe Ned Wheeleb who has
Philadelphia, October lG.-At the been just elected to the Nineteenth
opening of the tenth annual session of I Judicial District Court of California,
Z 1;no,uu wmsiou 01 tne worn- (San Francisco ,) succeeds himself
Kev. Mr. Parsons deliven-d an address "1 a most worthy successor to an
of welcome. Charles Wilson, Grand able and npright Judge. His op
Chief Engineer, followed, showing there t Hon. W. P. Uaingerfield,
were now la2 sub-divisions with a mem- 1 '
bership of 9,5cO. formerly Judge of the Nir-th District
Cleveland, O.. Oct. 16 The State Butte, Tehama and Shasta. We
in-Kei is sun in tiouui, whu cnances lav- i , ,
oring the Democrats by a small major- reach an old time hand across the
ity. The Senate and House will stand Sierra to give congratulation to
? t Ml liT Vvmoclutie naJonty on Uncle Ned. He is a good egg.
some quarters that Senator Carpenter Iu- FATED Memphis is still sconrg
will be displaced as President pro tem ed by the yellow fever, and there is
of the Senate and that Ferry of Michi- little abatement of its ravages. Yin-
ynu win pruuuuiv uv jiufc iu m luace. I
This, it is said, will be done on necrnint cent Colyer, ready to illustrate tbe
of the scandal that has attached to Car- practicalness and largeness of bis
pemer since lue adjournment ui uie i ,i i - i
. nate 1 sympathies is on his way to the
One of the qnestions settled by the stricken regions as a volunteer nurse TUESDAY.
election Here yesterday was that ot He thus makes it known that he was
mixed scnoois. iu sevenu oi me uisr- i , . , .
ricts containinK a lar-e maioritv of col- as earnest as ue was misguuiea in
ored voters, this issue was a direct one, I his efforts in behalf of the Indians
and in each instance the candidate favor
ing mixed schools was defeated. I seveke snow storm prevailed in
tion make the vole on tbe Slate licket Eastern Nevada on Wednesday.
much closer than the news would indi
cate. The Tribune nnblisbes a table of
majorities in 43 counties, showing Car- his four remaining Modoc prisoners to
peuter, Bepnblican. for Governor, 6,523 the custody of the authorities of the
ahead a falling off from his vote two I cv,, i,1ji:,.j0i n; ,, rw.. .. i.
years ago, whli-h if q ialed in the State I ,
will make the contest verv cos if it '"'J prisuuera oi me
d'e8 not dt feat him. The anti-monopo- I United States military force.
lists nave nnriunbtofiy carried the L.-t;is-
latnre ou joint ballot, and probably in That THmm and ecthnsiaslic plow-
uoio nonses. , v., !!,.. k 4ii .i.i
A lurciing n tun liirtuuvrj vviiiii.Liii-
NEW TO-DAY.
CARSON CITY
JOCKEY CLUB!
FALL MEETING!
(373.
. . . .COWMENCXXG. ...
O. I. luKBtm
oeobob onxaos.
GILLSON & BARBER,
EOESEB'S EICCX, NORTH CARSON STREET,
CARSON CITY,
Wholesale tr.d Retail
DULEBS IX
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
... .AXD. ...
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
OCTOBER 28th,
...AKD CONTINUDJO. .
5I.700 IN PURSES !
FIRST DAY, OCTOBER 8Sth.
FIRST KCE. Trotting Kce. fun $330,
SECOND KAC.-Kuim'Og tic. Pars $150.
lime uiuui; ixw lur ail.
ter. of tbeState Graces of Ptrrns of Grangers of California at San Jose this SECOND DAY, OCTOBER 29Uu
HnslKindry of Missii;i Valley is tie- I evening. If there is any one thing tbat I FIRST RACE. Ruiming Race, rurse,
tion of a full, keen understanding o
the inrpo!e and purport of the Pa
pal letter. "If tbe Pope were
truthfully informed. says tbe Em
peror, " he wonld be aware thvit the
government cannot act against the
approval of the sovereign which
means, very emphatically, that if the
Pope think to come between Bis
marck and tbe Emporer he reckons
without his Lost- and tbat it is the
Sovereign and not his prime minister
who has taken the stand under con
eideration, and that he, alone, is re
sponsible therefor. Then . the old
min's blood (discreetly stimnlated
by the Rood Bismarck) fires np, and
avows that he will crash priests
and prelates who attempt to dispnte
ttie power and functions of the State
with him ; and he declares with an
emphasis which cannot ltemisnnder
stood at the Vatican that he " will
m untain order and law so long as
God enables him to do so, even
against the servants of the Cbnrch,
whom, be supposed, acknowledged
obedience to secular authority as the
commandment of God." Then del
icately mocking the Pope's insinceri
ties, he expresses a hope that now
the Pope has been informed of tbe
truth, he will use his authority to
terminate the agitation which, he
declares before Uod, has no connec
tion with religion or truth. This
Imperial letter is a highly import
ant one. emphasising as it does the
determination cf the German Gov
ernment to suppress the machina
tions of the Jesuits at whatever cost
r hazard, and giving the Pope to
understand, most unequivocally,
that any and all attempts to assert
the pretensions of Infallibility or
the purposes of Ultra Montane-ism
in the German Empire will be
promptly met and as promptly re j
eented.
ing held at Keokuk, Iowa, to-day, with Newton lilies bi tter than another, it is a
representatives present from Iowa, I . . . , , ,, , -, ... , ,
... r. .1 nomy banded son oi toil with hay seed
Illinois, KiDsas, Wisconsin, Minnesota J J
and Missnllri- 1U ms Ullir.
San Francisco. October 16. Full re
turns of tbe election ysterday give the
following results: Mi-Ainstry a majority
over Hi-Hee 13 l.bsl; over Dwindle,
1.720.
AVheeler. for Judge of the Nineteenth
Distiii-t Court, bus a majority over
Daingerfield of 473.
Lomlerback's majority for Police
Jti'l'-e over Drake is 1.54G.
Gol.l, lOS'iffilOSli; creenbacks, OVA
The Xorthern Pmcifle Railrsad.
fro the K. l: 1crold.
This road is intended to extend
from Lake Superior to Pnget Sound, I
1,0110 miles, Willi a branch to Fort
laud, Oregon, 2U0 miles. At the
niU huts, two iu tbn.-r; tree for
SECOND RACE. Truttiiie lUce. Purse 100.
iree lor mil nunim uua liavc never buueii lure
THIRD DAY. OCTOBER 30th.
FIRST RACE. Trotting Ripe. Parse
luue aeu, lurre mu Uvk; lrte lor all.
9300.
SKCOm) RACK. Kuuuiug Race. Purge tliO.
tunc ueiii, I Fee lur all.
FUIBTB DAY, OCTOBER 3Ial.
Ex-LlEFTEXANT G OVERS OR JoK
Walkup of California is dead. De
died at Anbnrn, Placer county.
where lie lia.l lived for many years
and run the Placer Herald. He was
end of tbe present year there will be first race Banning Race. Pn. ntw
in operation from Ijake Superior I nia ne: irw rcr ail.
to tbe Missouri River. 453 miles. I 8ECOSD Race.-Kanoing Race. Puret W,
" T-u per cent, entrance on all the aboTa
euraes.
Entries to close with the Secntarr at 8 o'clock
u Ule t-veijiug pncuuig' lUe ojtjr ul eacu Race.
and tire or mora to
and from Columbia River to Pnget
Sound, 10(j miles, l'lie road was
bartered by Congress on the 2d of
July, lbbl. CongibHS made a grant
estimated to amount to forty-seven
million acres of alternate sections
of land for forty miles on each side
nf tliM !! rf niml 'I'Iim i.luu (,F iIia
.. . . - -I ... . , . I ,i) uic . wire narra iv w goioura cy IM
at one tune an important personage raiIro;ul was its iilentity with tlie Kuiesvf iLntaLiiunNU tidit.Auiu.iL.
in California nolitir. He once felt L'ren-e. th npper Missouri "fV.S 'J?r 1 ul?
a i ..aa.i i.w rr,.!.,... u , u it
it his duty, as presiding officer of the Pr0sKeil ,,., Yellow stone and the
California Senate, to depose Ipse I putte. Tbe rolling sto-k of tbe
TBE UNDERSIGNED BATtt JTST
oiJcntd thtir law anu uUntjvt stink of
FAMILY CROCCHIES,
CAMP 61PPLIES,
Household Coods.
V.IMS LID LIQLCRS,
Crockery and Glassware
WCOOIH AND WillCV; WARE,
Sheif and Ccse Ccods.
OILS AXD PICKLES,
HARDWARE AND F OTTER Y.
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
And invite the citizens of Carfon and the pctilfe
ui Kn.ral U intbici cur giiyel and laia or
pncea ; tcr we keep cli lai.u Xiule Lut tLe
Ver Beat Gooda iw (l.e JUatiket.
And a 11 them at the
Lowest Cash Rates.
Goods delivered In all parts of ins
city and nei;l.Botbod Five of (t.ara
Ci me and lick at ocr haLdi-ouie raw
sloie anu ae V Lai weLave (,ct lei ule.
Three or mure to tnttr.
atari.
GJIXJ-ON &
ociv-tf
rti.W GObLS ! KLW CLLCS
&, m l.K li ahal rtau
'tiurj."
C. N.
'lOUTU. Leal" iuateau ol
doolle Ferguson from the chairman
ship of the Judiciary Committee,
which be ailorned, and put him np
on tbe Committee rn Commerce and
Manufactures, for which he was in
nowie fitted ; and Ferg., with that
irresistible manner of his, treated
the matter to a shower of good na
tured, bar room ridienle, saving.
' It has remained for the snblime
genius of a Walknp to declare to an
astonished world that I am a com
mercial cnssP Phil. Thomas. "See
tion Fnrst Anderson, Joe Seobv and
now. Walknp. have died ont of
Placer conntv tbe once famons
stronghold of California Democracy
So we go!
E. KELLY.
Secretary.
.OTtttAItt;
Prt aidant.
ocll-td
SITUATION WANTED !
The indications are that McKinstry
Las been elected to the Supreme
Bench of California. If this be true
it is an unmistakable feather in
Broth's cap. It also indicates that
ss good and able a man as Judge
Sam Dwindle can be defeated
by a series of political efforts
conceived in and carried to their log
ical conclusions by the sometimes
resistless spirit of political dema
goguerr. The loss is the State's and
not his.
Work oa the State University is pro
gressing rapidly. The building, when
completed, will be tbe finest public
tructore in Nevada. 1'rtsa dispatch.
It ought to be. It is to cost five thou
sand dollars! "AH hands on deck, both
of ye!" says Capting Smythe of the red
streaked canal packet, Helen Jewett.
Hau fob PoaTAOs A letter addressed
to If r. P. McMillan, Virginia City. Nev.,
is held at the Carson office for postage.
We cannot say that we regret these
resnlts. There is a lack of unity in the
R' Tmlliciin part v. as well ss lk of
jwlumeiit in its nmni'gcmerit, snd a few
reverses at this time will have a ten
dency to bring it soliilly together. s in
the past, when more important work is
to Im done. Continual success t nds to
rwthv and indifference to dimmer, and
the Republican party will snbstun'ially
proSt in the end l v tbe results of tbe
elections of Tuesday last.
So says yesterday's r'erprtee in
commenting npon the resnlts of tbe
late elections in California snd tbe
East. We cannot concur in the sen
timents of our contemporary, bnt
choose to say, rather, that if we are
going to pot, let's go there self res
pectfully, snd not pretending that
we like the taste of Buzzard, ihe
oft-defeated rebels exhausted popu
lar credulity in the Blessing in
disguise " business.
railroad consists of 72 locomotive
engiues. Jb passeuger cars, t liag
gage and mail cars, 4 emigrant cars.
25 dump. 1.130 platform freigbt
and 395 Imh cars; total 1 ,0 1 C i-ais.
'lie expenditure lias been'
Sm-vcy $ I.C9I.S42
C.mstruciiou 1-V-M),' oil
Roiling stock 1,UUH.H.(7
tools, m-tchinery an 1 i-toclr supplies 3-'3 &1U
Harbor iuiprovem nts at Ouluui .... i: ut-J
Total $1S,!4,34
The authorized share capital of
the com pan v U SlOO.tXHI.lMH). It
was necessary to subscrilw S2.000.- IjIKOM trk HOTJSEOPMAT-sr
IHMI n,.,hu.,..,t ...ml in lieforn lfllA ua.., traUKo.ia.,UM
, .... i i - i .rivea iu caraou ii y iu
ana
A VOU.NG AMLKICAN WIUIIX
i w deturea a aiiuaitin aa Ua&IBCKm Am ill
i.wicl or puvalc lalial Aji, 1 v at ih
ocl? lw Carbon O.ty.
To All Owners of Pianos
and Organs !
MR. PAUL SCHOEN,
Pbstctc. Of the outlook in the Pea
vine District the Reno Journal says :
Eveirthing is reported as pirtcressing
favorably at the new mines. Governor
Blasdel went ont yesterday to inspect
the same and will return this evening.
We hear that the Governor is a tattle
wild" over the same thinks it a big
thing. By Saturday we expect to have
better news than ever to report.
We saw some of the ore yesterday in
Mr. Bender's possession at the V. A
T. B. B. Depot. It is very rich indeed,
apparently.
tbe organization of tbe company.
There is a mortgage upon tbe com
pany's whole property, including
its lands, to secure the pa ment of
bonds, at the rate of $50,000 per
mile. These are seven thirties.
The Northern Pacific, owns aeon
trolling interest in the stock of tbe
St. Paul & Pacific; it also has taken
a eae. or become owners, oi me
Lake Superior fc Mississippi Rail
nnid, extending from St Paul to
Duliitb. a distance of 211 miles.
On the first of January last the
-facer of the road were: Geo. W. Cass,
President; Chas. ii. Wii-bt. Kesideut
Vice-President, ami Kicbard D. Rice,
ice-President ou tbe Pacific coast.
The diieelors were: Geo. W. Cass,
Pittsbnr-;, Pa. ; Ctiarles 1. Wiighi,
t'hiiailclplna. Pa. : Kich ir.l I. liice.
Aainsta. Ale.; Frederick liilliuys, Wood-
slock, Vt.; William G. Jiuoiliead, Phil-
ailelpbia. P.: Greoiy bmiin, fct.
Albans, Vt.: William U. OiHn. New
York city; William Windoni, Wiuoun,
Minn.; A. II. Barney. New Y.irk citj ; B.
P. Ctienev. B.Mtnn, Miss - William W.
Fargo, Buffalo, N. Y.; James Ulinson,
Cbicae", 111.: and Albert U. Catlin,
Burlington, Vt. The Execntive Com
mittee were: Geo. W. Cass, Charles B.
Wright, Bicbard D. Rice, William G.
Moorhead and Frederick Billiuys.
Tune and Repair Pianos
Ogans.
He is practical Piano Maker of 18 years ex
perience, andauy norsdufce wi.l
Oive Kutire Saciafaction
Reftn Dees. Canon, at JoHS O. FOX. wbrre
ordtra can b- le t. air. bCtlutN will vis.t
caracn beieafter .wice a year.
PRICES MODERATE
ocli-Iai
Sons Coal Stoves of handsome pat
tern were paraded in front of Rail's
hardware establishment, yesterday. If
coal could be got conveniently and
cheaply one might be tempted to invest
in one of these stylish heaters.
Batterlck's Paper Patteraaaaat Btaeet
Msiaie
At B. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
aefraim, tobacco, books, stationery, nmaical in
struments, cheap Jewelry, toys, etc at Theater
Block, next door to Mai. Kinckell's butcher
shop. Canon City. Agtnc for all the Celifor.
Ms papers, uo4aiuuaews,ncwnaja ana auv
MnxrjrswT. Mrs. Anderson k Moedv. Fash-
isaabla MiUinrrs, corner of Second snd Csnon
straeta, opposiw the Ormabv Hoase, Csnon City.
Orders solicited. 0c7-tf
IJOTICE,
CJTATE (IFMVAD1, COTCXTT OF
1 ) st-y. . 1. Minur and L. A. llucknrr.
uei. g dnly awi.rn. st-vtruliy say, tl at thty are
lui-nib r oi the Board of lxauiin-rs lor the
state of Kevada; that ou the IMii day of Octo
her. 1S7.1. th y made au fh-ial e&aniiuatiiin and
count ot th. uiouvt and vcucht rn lor luoney in
theSts:e 1'reasur.f cf rvadM, (after haviat; as-
ccrtaiueti l ouithccontit'litr s ooaattii aaiuunt
cf iuoi.ey ahick h'Ulu be in aaid Trtabuivi.
an J upuu aaid examination and count found aa
lolltma, to wit;
Coin iu l be '1 reosury $183,016 25
Coin voucher.-... lz.),l'Jj Go
f otl cin snd vouchers.
,.$;;os.ni 91
Cunrncy $ 37,595 11
Cur. euty vouchers . 14100
Total currency and vouchers. .. .$ 37.7! i u
Bonds btlonfcirg to the State School
rand f 104,000 00
J. D. MINOR,
L. A. BICK.NER.
Bubacribed and sworn to before me, this lath
day ot October, 173.
mil CHAKI.KS MABTIW.
Notary Public,
Ormsby county, Nevada.
A true copy of the affidavit:
J. D. MINOR,
Secretary of the Board of Examiners.7
ocl7.lt
DR. C. BILLINGS,
DENTIST,
tfecama Blwck aoaith vt tha AUat,
lama City.
Or ly for a beautiful and perfect set of
teeth. All work warranted.
A large stock of Drugs and Medicines, Patent
Medicines, Perfumery, Stationery, Cigars snd
Tobacco of choicn braoda all for sals 25 per
cant, ehespsr than any other place in town.
C, BILLINGS,
sal-a Dentist and Apothecary.
OLCOVICH EROS.,
errcs
GREAT BARGAINS
IS
DRY COODS,
CXOT11LXC,
CAUPETS,
HOOTS and SHOES.
Etc, etc, etc
WE WILL iELL THE BEST CCODS
AT
LOWEST RATES.
AH are respectful'y Invited
GRAND OPENING
....or
Fall and Winter Goods !
. SHEYER T&MORRIS
AttU Hfc.tfc.VI.NU '1 UK LAKOEST,
i iuet-t and Cheapest btot-k of
GOOSS,
CAKPtl S,
And Ready-Mace Lacies' Suits of
A Full AfeMitaiAf ai s-AaUi Miwe
auJ kiiii r fit, felv ;-.
All are rtMrtiuii mviitd to cull aud ineDeci
the Ouc4b, kiiti Lw: Luiiiiicta iJuttt tLe i.lu.tpti.t
OtOilk kX bold lit
fcHEVER t UOKIUS,
t'irbon Street, next auor to Veils, turo & Co
L.M'KlittDLMtD, CMUVALlfc.U
fell; U iu OF 1HK &1Allu
NEW AND ELLGANT STOCK
or
Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS,.
Carpets Oilcloths
Ladies' and Misses' Shoes,
CENTS rCBNISHINO GOODSL
Fancy aad JMlUaery da.
Are offered at th
New York Dry Goods Store!
... .AT. ...
Unrivaled Low Prices !
All Good an warranted to be the BEST in th
Market.
V Ladirs of Carson and vicinity are cor
dially invited to call snd satisfy themselves be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
HARRIS BROTHERS
Asent for Grover k Baker Chain sad Lock
Stitch Sewing Machinal, which are sold on
BAST TKBM8.
ml-y HARRIS BROS.