Carson daily appeal. [volume], November 26, 1874, Image 2

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CAKSON CITY' s
ThurstlaT .on-mlfr vj'i, 1S71.
XU PAPER TIWIORROW.
Th?re will be no paper issnej from this
uiux to-morrow.
AN EUITOK SHOT TO DEATH AT
TRUKEE.
A brief account corals from Trr.cleee
of the shooting to iVath of Mr. I. B.
Frink, ejitur of tii Truckee Eepuulican,
Tiiis occnrreil between the honrs of 11
anil 12 of Tuf iiiav niu'ht. We are left
iu eloatt by the dis-pateLcs wLetlier
Frink was liit-J by aciiilent or design.
l'T a frienJ or foe. The dispatches are
v- rr cloajy r.kt the niattor. The llc-no
" ',wn! of yester.iay briars the only in
tuUigiWe iit-m we have seen. It is as
follows:
Trnciee was v sierJsy thrown into
.Tiistt rn:ttiin over the iunr-Ie-r t'f Mr.
iViui, publisher of tLe Tru'.-ke-e Il-pnb-t..'in.
It :truars thut the t!tve-asel be
ll: to iLe Yitriiaiit CViuUiitKe, who
I id starlet in nuft f a ill sprrado.
Ij- ai7.icij tii.it their f.rey wis in a saioon,
th.y t tert 1 i:i search, and C"i finding
tiieir mia tii.-y d. part d. s ve I'link.who
- ui litii.i Lack. V.'hiiy in thtiv he was
HU'jt. is siippo'l. ry the1 zv-.v.i tL-ov
wanted, U:sr informant t oai.1 net give
r.s tLe r.:ai!s.
Trui ke e L is for a l 'C tlsxe Wtu in.
f:---: 1 wi:!t us u.spiWf uul tuiirJoroas a
pt cf fellows as ti.r cursed a place.
Hurdi rs have beta fre-orr r.t there and
i..-.3iLar.e:s are ci i:ii;u!iy occur-iJ-ic-c
t'-f iate t litre has Ken an -8rt
t.i ;;'?.rt-.-'.. tji- Uiiiirly ek incut and a
Vu.-iiaaiu Cotumittee has been orqaiiizej.
Ti.e Tat-t that Prink ws i'.klc- ia the sa
l j4in. ana thus exposed to the Iauger of
fct. ait j as- ialt scggi sts the probability
i.f Lis iirasstnation. We are prepared
to 1-ar ' f l iojjy doings there. An :;-c.-f'-ratwl
roiuEinaii; is very apt to make
itclU work of r-venii; so Sitrocions an
k: t as th? lanrder of a worthy citizen
.-pieially when that citizen is oa duty
as a proiuottr f or.i.r a- in this case
Trrsckce is so situate-,i as Jo te a ltatr.ral
place i f resort for the runjli characters
Wiiicli latest toe mountains l Califor-Z-.x
an.l the mining camps and r:iilway
slatii iis if JTcTitaia. It is easily acec-s-
afford oaveiiient opportcuities
f.r ?-partare tt all honrs of tin- day aud
i.-4u;. is prosp' r.)Cs,i;nd nttra.iive to the
tu.re lawless eLs.-s. Yi'e pieJitt a
w.ee.ly aiid thorough clearing out of its
outlaws aait d speradjts. We i,.ivu no
II!:in fjr nor btiitf ia the eioli.:: t f
I.: Lyiiih, wh-'tmr Le c :ues as in
.'!.:yaiice tj m organize J Suty r."
Y::iai.t or to act upon the s pir i-f the
Cictiv.iit: I Ltt thv fact is i.: iiii, r.evertht-
thai th law-abi.'iii.-.' people of
Hue::---1 L.'.vt ! t- :s l.:: an srt-ir a:-
C ; .1 !y 1
f vLi
!
,ie:i I
1?:- y coa ;iinej l- i'.-i tu-Iu.-v.---..
rrlLivasaTPtur e f lur.ca iaoro t.n j
c :u:aca aUUtv. Lis :..:;v,:er U a :.. ;t I
I;: i cat::i-eo;:s r.:;d si.
Ij.It. c Clia loadly tor tin- v:-i;j.tiou cf
J.:.-tij;- npen its j erpet;"..t"i.
THAKSUYl.ti U.1Y.
V.'LUj giviKij tUr.T:':s f ir tl.-- year's
bK-Jsirjs or v.Li!j c-tti-i- r.:i.1y tj pur
t.!to of tlits uiy's sli:iro i f tUc goxl
tUtig-t provided far t'.s, vlictlstr ra sliuil
le tLaiikful er iadidere oir tliirj, a
Hi ;i:!it5..I regard for ii;e poor End sic!;
as.d needy, iprinjiny from :- true ?tne
of cL.irity, uii! cover u :i.i:;'.u;:l- of .sins.
Ti-ey wliJ are in prison ;.nd Cistresstil
:a l.ody and niiii.l, ire lik:i.-j entitled
t- a share of eur power tf rt lief. V.'e
l;:ve L:id a 1 uutlf.;l :.n 1 pro:p.Toas
yi-.ii"; p..ue anil plenty i.:e j-Jvn xmeo
r..-; tiie future is full ef promise.
t-t.I! tLere .ire those anions r,s wh i are
filled willi tLe Litter sorrow of ree-eut be
iciisruent; and the se-onre of J-dig-Luut
disease threatens to invade our
Loascbolds and lay low our little ones.
I.ut let us be thankful over that Mercy
nrLieii thus far has spared those who
Live escaped the pestilence, and let us
X.op3 that the night of douht and appre
hension and heavy-hearted watchfulness
is passing away and the day of deliver
ance and safety dawning over and about
ci Not what may come, then, but what
we have had and enjoyed is for our con
federation; anl wa may, as a peeplo,
partake of the spirit cf the day thus set
apart as a token of acknowledgment of
lavor3 bestoweel end blessings yet enjoy
ed. The Appeal brings greeting to the
coors where it is welcome, and bespeaks
a full and unstinted measure of the
heartiness of good cheer on all sides and
everywhere.
The Plasthrki-.s of San Francisco
seem to bo about to be guilty of jtist
snch a piece of foolishness as left the
lathers without a job. The Falace Ho
tel is about ready for plastering. It is a
vast job and one requiring many hands.
The propiietors are williug to pay $1
per day fur 10 hours' work. The San
Francisco plasterers have combined to
defeat this ten-hour plan. The telegraph
tells ns that in case of a lack of the
needed nnmlers, men will be sent for
in the East, where there nre hundreds of
thousands of idl hands and hungry
mouths. If San Francisco should soon
be further overrun with mechanics than
ever, the unwise action of the workmen
of that city will be the cause of the in
flux. Such demagogues and mischief
makers as old Winn are answerable for
much of the self-inflicted mischief
wrought by the eight-honr leagues and
constitutional strikers of San Francisco.
OaEEoiEEs in IJeso. Yesterday's
Jwniiu informs us that five men were
arrested Lv-t evening for parroting and
robbing John O'Brien of f lSt). The
rubbery eiccurred about 8 o'clock last
cvecicg. One of the men tried to es
cape, bnt fear or five shots from Frank
La Fl int's pistol brought him to taw.
The entire police force was brought into
rttu:iition duriiig the trial cf the case.
The men had r.n examination before
Jud-o Foor, and were admitted to bail
in the sum of sl,OO0 each; four of them
could ni.t furnish, it and they were
marched off to jail.
1"n:js TiiAXK-iiiMNG Seevices will 1 e
hild it St. Peter's Episcopal Church
commencing at 1 1 o'clock this forenoon.
The sermon will be preached by the lltv.
II. A. Tevis of the Methodist Church.
This custom of holding union services,
the uniting of all protestant serts in the
place in duly observing the National Day
of Thanksgiving is a commendable one
and one which is quite ia harmony with
the spiiit of the occasion. We may look
for a sound and entertaining eliscjurse
torn Mr. Tevis.
The San Francisco Chronicle has ap
parently solved the problem of How to
publish and sustain a first class advertis
ing and news journal in that citv. It
comes io us c nlarged and with renewed
evidence that it has the best newspaper
brs:: : s e.a the Puciiic court bthind it.
We don't admire that paper, bnt a fact
is t f i-i and sui-cessiiii enterprise is ni t
a (pinion of liking.
11 Tf, the notmious jockey, has
br. i-ji-iL suit tgaiusi Governor Stanford
for i-7'.' fe-r st-rvice-s as trainer and dri
ver of " Vci lent." Eoff is a hard eas
tern, r to deal with.
A v;i. of gic-at density has lately prc-Tiiil-.l
ill and a'HMit Ljudoa. and lad.v: y
, i r:.i r tnw
v Le-i-a l.-ron 'Lt to
Stilllv
ui iu cent.;i:ei:e'
-o.
John V.rM will :
t liU horns over tlx
bis lacs np P.ild
search of .1 JUit-
1 ,ii
.vmisi
SutLoritus at ti in-
tunuee.
F.s-Sen.I
Coui.tv ;
U-r .StodJ.erd e.f Humboldt
;oinj to l'an&tutut.
iLs-Ce-:;ell.L.-SJIiN Klliott of t-eBth
Ciroiiii.i lias baen e!t-cted pealier ef the
L r.ver 1! :i8 of tb .t State.
il.u:ir I. TiioiiNios, is at
nounced tiaou" the trrivais in I'itche
Fatai. t-uoonse; is r.L r. KA Corsiv.
Eureka, Noveinbtr -1. A suootinir af-
tray occurred at Fish Creek, thirty-live
utiles from here, on Sunday, iietween 11
C. I esteninaker and Thomas iJixou,
TLe dispute Tas in regard to the settle
ment ot worii elone by the latter in cut
tin" h;:Y on shares for the former.
l'c;stenuiaker tired seven shots from two
pistols, and the contents of a elonble
Larreleel shot 'run at liixon; hitting him
twice but not indicting any fatal wounds,
liien shot three times at Festeninckcr.
one shot taking eteet in the abdomen,
the others in the shoulder. Dixon was
brought to town. Festenmaker, it is
thought, will .not survive, lie is a dan
gerous man and was wholly to blame for
the slieioting.
Cloven Spanlslt Soldier Sliot tor
Desertion.
New Yobk, November 21.
A letter from Havana says that a party
of twenty-fiva Spauish soldiers of artil
lery, garrisoning Fort St. Uilaceo, in the
Central Department, revolted, seized the
coasting schooner of Puerto Del Fadre,
on the north coast, and under threats of
death ordered the Captain to take them
to Key West or any of the neighboring
islands. The Captain, seeming to ac
cede, set sail, but ran the vessel aground
on a neighboring key; then, in a small
boat, went to the nearest military post
and no titied the commander, who ar
rested the deserters. They were tried
next day by Court-martial and eleven
shot and the rest imprisoned.
LAllLST TELCGRAJIS.
San Francisco, November 25. At an
early hour this morning three garroters
attacked Geo. Crandal, proprietor of the
saloon on the corner of Sacramento and
Montgomery streets. He made a vigor
ous re-sistence at the door of the saloon,
bnt the fellows secured and got away
with a valuable gold chain, but elid net
get his watch, Talued at Si7(K).
The deep cut on the Fotrero has caved
in and cars cannot run to South San
Francisco for a week.
The trot between Fnlleiton, Occident
and Chicago, has been postponed till
Saturday next.
Sacramento, November 5. The Cali
fornia Pacific track is overrloweel near
Davisville. Trains are not running.
Salt Lake, November 23. The trial of
George Q. Cannon for polygamy and
lascivious cohabitation has been post
poned till th December term of e-ourtj
Bishop Dame, lately arrested in south
ern Utah and confined at Beaver, is
being brought to this city feir safe keep
ing. He is charged with having been
connected with the Mountain Meadow
massacre.
Work is progressing rapidly on tla
Southern and I'tah Western E ailroad.
The EiiOTin:ns Oi.covie-n, famed in all
this region round about for their enter
prise and business sagacity, have re
plenished their stork of dry-goods,
clothing. ladies furnishing goods, furs,
and the like, until their stock of winter
supplies ia the line indicated is of the
moot extensive and well selected charac
ter. We direct attention to the ir recon
structed advertisement ia this day's
Appeal.
Dog poisoning is the chief srtiv.tioa
ia Vi innemucca just cow.
jY?w To-Da,r
CH MOB
GREAT REDUCTION IX PRICES CF
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
Hoots Sc Siiocs,
i.TC. ETC.
e.rpittft: Vuritty aa.i r.r'si equality cf Good.- ia
the v iiO'c tate.
MUSLINS,
SHEETIHCS,
PRIMTS
Xv.. ill Vlli x uvel.
SSLS STHISTLY AT COST !
3Xt
Days !
We r.
Goods to i
.11 czrlj uTii!
nvin.'e ih-: n:S. es.
OLCOYICH BROS.
r.o23-tf
rr
B . R
IiujK-rier ar..i Dr al-. r lu
Kedallion antl Laurel Ranges
HARD VV A R IE ,
Stoves & Tinware,
r.l ELEIt ana LEATTIEIt LELTlXli,
Lace Lfather a ml Pai-liitiir, Brass
Goods, Gail Pipes and Fixtures,
IKO.", COAL, STILL, REAFEHS,
illowers, Plows, &c.
Powder, Siiot, kFnse,
SLEDCES and WEDCES,
Cutlery, Silver and Plated TV ares,
Croekery Wart. Lamps and Glass Ware,
SCOBS Jt WlftSDWS, PAINTS, Oil ALCOHOL,
Tl'IPESIISE,
Lard Oil, Machine Oil, Coal Oil,
Force and Lift Pumps,
3IanMfatarer ot Tin, Copper antl
Sheet Iron Ware.
JOSHING DO.VE TO ORDER.
Large Stcna Fire-Proof Buildings, Carson Street
opposite Capitol Building,
Carson City.... .....Novada.
U10-U
SERGEANT - AT ARMS OF THE
SENATE.
SMCcizrk. AC G-aigo
HRKKBV AX.VOIXCKS HIMSELF
as a e-itneiidatc Ier
Sert;rMu'-at-Arm or the Nevada
Senate.
lllO-td
1 It. E. KELLY
T. H.He'IEli.
KELLY & HOFER,
Stock and Money
BROKERS,
Office in County Buildings,
CAKSON CITY, XEV.,
"yTIIJL Pl-RC'IIASE AND SEI.
STRICTLY on CGHMSSSiON
3iiiius: stocks,
EoruJ of AM Description,
Ai.il all oth'- r rcuriti' s tlejiit in at the San
1 ruiit iv- htui- ianl Lichi-lit. iie:.rJ.
Advances made on cp-
Prcvetl Etcck end ether,"
Securities.
Lo.nal Tenders Boudit ci: I Sch'.
rr. e'Ci-i!'. Lt. S:.:i 1 laiKiK'o: '
i;.s. J. II. LATHAM & e e.
DAVIS & FREEMAN,
Italt-rs iu
Crcccries.PicvisIors, Feed
STOVES, TIXYA!:i:.
HOOTS A..'1) SllOKS.
WiriES AND LirjUTRS,
Carion tie-t, Cnrson City, Xevada
Great Excitement
IN THE
MHS. AKf.A S. BROOKS,
-vot riEsnot's or r.niNd urTDDNE ly
iii iLe S:a!- uf va.a. hus rtv iv u iirn-t iriMn
Ihel'ans, l.t-LJfli. l.tiiiu. N. York an.l San
1 micittto luarkeb, the LaTT MILLS et
Millinery Coeds
lull
FALL AMD WINTER WEAR.
A 1. 1
t I...- i
1 e;tt
I). I., .,.;):;-.:::. ,.
LADIES' & CK1LCSEN UKCZRVt&R,
i supt-rlr tiualit;-, atl s- M atsuri'rL-iiut'l- low
jth'cs; air- a lar; uiXu'l' ui
mxi jm cxa Hair,
t!se H-st in tb i! ::!i.t. At tl.i n.a-nticfat dis.
i-l:. y I n , t l.t 1 , , r;. iu in.-
i. r Lin iht-rk Jii-i and moift fa.L:i't4iIe
Sonnets, E-tats. Etc.,
,:vh rs ale v.i'iu iu Lurnj , all Ca; it.is. The
Jm.: r-- i e;.rs..u tn,l vi-!i;.:y crc- i, sjk r:i;i:h-::.vi:-'it
i all a:. 1 ia:nil:- i... r .-, :, ui: 1 t.k..f
l. Ha.-e ! 1.umi:.ss: .i: ii.., r t,i K:;z.
v t L.--s.' Mi it Mitl.'.k. Jiariuss Men-,
c 11 :w L. Yn-r.;- .S; e'u.V Itv s;,.i, ,
sri,i;i.r, t'Altsi'X e
"U.S. ANNA s.
PIANCS. Or.aAhX, SEWIttC MALfilr.Lj AND
LLLiLIN V.'COL.
Bsc-ks, Stsiioasry, Kasicsl Instrumasis,
Ituljy'ai lEnie.-, Cutlery Toy,
Hiis jJwevs f r sale:
IIf.ll-1 Davis & Co 't? I':ar.'P,
.( k T liro.'rt t-.rhi:il 1 'iLi s.
KtirV. Wu-ils e'; L'".' i'iall r Lentils, ;
Howe's t-fwii:? Matluiu.-,
l;utttrit.'k's 1'uri r l;.u. rn-.
OnltTf- to nuy I'zit vi Uv State tolicileil, and
Musical Iii!-t ruii.cn th KtpaircJ.
btore in Iiiiaitl's n-;-i brkk Tjuiluiii, nest to
'i'lit utt-r
Carson City Nevada.
THE GREAT CtSTHIHC HOUSE CF
KOFF12L PLtAYE
Corner Carson and ThirtT ptref ts, opposite
the fat. Charles Hotti,
CAKSON CITY NEVADA
HAVE JJXTST RECKIVEO THE LAR
gebt, i uicbt and liiot complete abboruuent
of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
In thib State. Our block cotitiibttj of
WEN'S i YCUTH'S AND COY'S CLOTH IN 2
OF THE l.ATESsT b'l'VLJjS.
Furniliin Cioods, Hoots and Slioe
liat ami Cap, Trunka and
VaJises iilankets.
And evorythini; h? rtaininu to a FIRST-CLASS
CLOTHING-and 1 KNJ.SHING GOODS STOUK
PIANOS! PIANOS ! $250.
I WILL SELL TO ANYONE WISHING TO
imrt-liae the " LOWE " Piano, with my
own name or the came of the purchaser on it
for SJoO.
Ahso Agent for
Hallet k Davis,
fcTKISWAi'S,
CBICKElUSti'S A5D
K.N Alii '8 FlANOtS, KXC.
1LL1X II. aiEEZBACU,
rrotfwor of MtnUc.
NEW GOODS
GEORGE W. KITZMEYER
FURNITURE
Lxici Bedding
To the NEW lUICK rriM'IXG lat.ly l.ul
On I he comer of Careen and Tele
irrnpli mtreet,
CARSON Clt NEVADA.
The Only Cce Price Store in Tcvd!
STERN &10SK0WITZ,
Ec-alersjn
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING,
. 1 urnishiiitr boods. Cats, C aps,
LOOTS AND IeES, TT.l'NKS, VAI.ISE?,
1-lu.liets, M&ttrtwes, kc.
County Uuildin.'. C arson City, Xev.
oc4-tf
e. r. kice. u. j. rrTEiis.
RICE PETERS
STOCK BROKERS,
Car.cii Kr??(, opjitwiie V.'ells, Far' j
V to.' iiiifis Otttce. "
CARSON CITY KEVAD
T PlT.CHAsK Aft SUM.
On Ccmmissfon,
ri:Kic stocks,
Bcndc of All Descriptions,
And i .1 i :Kfi;rilies it U iii at tLe
- FItAXCIft'O
Stock ami Exchange Board.
Advances 3Ia!e
ON APPROVED STOCK.
fii.'-tf HUE .V PETERS.
KfWAK
HAVING KOfliHT HIT THE IXTK.r.KST
.! AH JACK, in lTaixLt.wn. Nevada.
. i-l..n.ler l.-.t, 1T4, ill ni.iiu-t ti.e bait 1 1
OTIOCEI1IES
AND
PROVISIONS
At the i.lovt nan.i-J plat-e in Lift wn uhim and
(n Lis own itv nut.
1 rtuk;uw i!. ?.t.v y v v.Xht 1?, lTJ.
Mil! a mm.
rjisi: t.B!;RM',.m OFEXS HIS
Dar.cir g Academy at Corbet Hall
a!tliday Kvei:in, ovi 111 bt-r 11th.
nsv.;!ie;,.Ii;:
Tiie.ituy hlitl 1 Ittr?v('i;y uiup.
At 7 H ' !-i-
SUIiXE EVUiV .Vltl:J'AY LVESISG.
llsr.- i:.;; will ceu.r.ii l:t e
i.ll-ti .;
. bvhm-;
Changieof Base !
E.D. JUDD&GO.
W TAVi: KLXoVED Tel TKK NLW feTOliE
Ivt j ior r.lrod's II:iy Yard,
C'crion t ..Xevatla,
W Law eii hand a fill ae-rtiuei:t c 1 ill kluiU
HARDWARE
STEEL.
3 "S1 O -XT 3E3 23 ,
Tinware,
CROCKERY
PAINTS, OILS,
Windows cV Doors.
Practical Tinners
To el all kinds cf work in our line.
C7 Call anil see our Xetv Stock.
O.lS-tl
MRS. H. H. GHATFiELD,
Offers to the Ladies oT Carson tha ntst
btoe-k of
Eudics Under wear
Children's Clothing Ready-IWade
And Hade to Order. Also,
I3r essmakln g
In the latest stvles. Kcouis on
SOUTH CARSON STREET,
Opposite the Express Office.
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