Carson daily appeal. [volume], February 04, 1876, Image 4

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CAHSON OITVt
frriUaxy IVbrury I. 13 A
A rCNTKR HOT AT TRFT
. INDIANS KILLING TATTLK.
A rot fimondpnt writ that tb In. I
diaua liaYe bcrnn to kill cattle in Quin : tbcir coiit-iiiiiuy umtt-r c.ilcaUU .1 to in
KiTer alter. 1 be snow is deep in that
country at present and it is not unrea
sonable to suppose that the poor sarajjf-s
.ire driven to tlo so by starvation. Cvti
j;rss appropriates million i t dollars
annually for the support of the Indian.
The lion's sharp of the uuiorait is appro
priated for tribes east of the Kocly I
Mountains, who live in a country whre
iime is plenty an I where ti- Iudiui
Kim? is atrocg and nuhroi.'n. I'ndrr
the tjaaker system agents and mission
aries hare the disposal of the appropria
tions, lu this State th 1'i.it-s have a
missionary who, so far as cju b ascer
tained, expeada the amount appropri
ated ill shouting salvation to untutored
savii-ts who cannot com; -rehenj its
I
I'.ct to be Amesii-d. In the House!
of liepres- utatives i n AVednesuny
TT . TI . .1. J . : 1 .
Tlw .Sail Irai.eisco is not a , iuu iuma coauut-u
I cirrful eiatuiner at ail. It :s very care- : , iimit;-,, the Presidential term.
less ill its iuvetisli-os. That paper. Woodworth opposed the amendment
as we lately sbowel, has uiadx itself u3 declared that, although he had votfd
-v.-;.. i :.;. for the resolution of'ered by one of the
conspicuous by i.s denunciation, of the WarwK.ts t,Q the oVaeT sj,,e a(.ainst a
Uanctnf: UoaiUrs, on the ground of 1 third term, he would prefer a thousand
times to see 1 resident raut re-eicctea
rather than to see the offioe tilled ly one
of those who twelTe year ao were iu
arms against the (ioveiiiiiient
Youii remarked, as one who had borne
arms against the Governnien. that there
was no dancer of such a person putting
himself forward as a l'ltsi.icn'.iai can
didate. I
Lane. Chairman of the -Judiciary Com- j
favniioj; the atcet; jiutut.
Ue.ian i.ticred mi anitjudmeut as fol
lows: No person who has ever held or
xkw To-n.1.
CARSON THEATER.
rlame the slum!' rim: passions cf our
deluded Southern brethteu. The Sac
ramento ;f.r.f-f".....i seems to have
fired a shot i to the ery vitals of that
exponent of ci-Coiifd?nit.? prejudice.
In Jlonlaj i iisue of the latter named
p.irx r we Lav th; following:
The San VranrisfO K.t,f"i'r has un
rVr.ki tie ti luipianship the Mc
; iflVy lIHirrs without sulii -;t utly in
! iorniiui; itself of their contexts, and. as
f we propose to how. has hereby eutan
! uled itt If iu the most awkward and
J inextrir iM-' i:iant r. In a recent article I
: it olwrvr-s: If we have in our schools
nes headers, ai-knowleded ,
FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
Frbraary I tab and lilli, j
AW A j
GRAND M&TiHEE SATURDAY AT 2 P. ft.
A SOCIAL OAii:
Yellow Jacket House,
K M P 1 R K nil,
.-f
TIEiUAY, FKBKIARr
ri'lIR OItKr HERRMANN.
X ef Preiti:g:1ll.n.
OIABI.KR1K,
vtlfcTKR-.
LKEKKDEHAI.V
-OCIU llIC
villi
SI 51)
lie PRUIDKB.
The
ill; -iuj
t:ie .'plebr.-:'--! ru-d;".n
: thp
may hereafter hoi i tho c!Vi;e cf l'resi
deut shall ever hereafter le eligible to
said oflio?: that the tena of office of the
1'resideut aud Vice l'.-ei-."ent of the
I nited States be su years.
New moved to recommit the bill t the
e.mnti r to lie anion"
not the t. rr best ever cci..!ilfd j Judiciary Committee.
A vote resulted in
ves, 17. noes. J 27.
a tie vo-te. The Speaker voted iu the
negative and the";.. j:ion wa-- lust.
A vote was then taken on Keairaa's ,
amendment, the word Loreafter' bei::,- !
first chaad to : j-r, .alter. " Ay.s. j
S: noes, K. i
A Voti: was then '.atu. n Tryr amend- '
merit, wlii.h vu rejected. "Avs?. 105;
scheme or purport. For years this r-v- throuul
erend gentiemau has Leen iaborisi: l t-r. if
among the in iitns at Tyramid I.aKe and : f. r the pnrps thry serv. which have
Walker KiTer Reservations, and what ; lf-t n tetdly ti:ii" and Ioii'uso.andic.'.ici
are the results ? Natchez and othor iu- j ,-rr frrf p. u ti:' rM...fxi poiiiUv! or oihrr
telii,;ent l'iutes detest him and give the j .:'t'n,oi tzhixh i-,ml th' .i-ri..'ilu-
lfcserrauocs a wide berth, it is rxi- ! ;;;,s i i'h'n, vihy l aaisa it aul
dent to everybody coaversiiit wi'a the f sabtstut a - nes hich i- not sui enor.
flutes that the missioa.iry aeut uu , an.I which in all i-robal iiit y x ill prove j
accomplished nothing in the wsy of i ,Va-,ive t. thousands of the tixpavers I
converting them, and that while he is ,.i California. The italics are our own.
kipendinj: their appropriation f ji tbrir j Their STnifirance will presentlr become j Edf'i- 3H-
spiritual welfare the ha.f-starvrd wretch-1 ai'parit. Now lt it le remembered i A vote was then takt-t' on tbi pi.s.ai;e
es in the northern pirt of the State have ! that the in, :,.:- objects to the T.an- ! ' lje Lost ayes. IU; nc-s, li.
to live fff 01 the settlers or die of starra- j croft K.mJts s'delv because they eon- j The 11 use thi n adjourned,
tion. The care of the Iudiaus shou'd tain S'n. ridan's Uide," and then reid '
be turned OTer to the military, wtio win , riI4 extntt Ir-m one of the pieces in j
expend the amount appropriated iu f.-td-, M.;-.;rT. ys fifth K-ad- r. which onr i
in them at this season ot tue year whu . J i-n,,vrati'- contemporary h is t f .iily
hanger compels them to eomniit dtpre- . ind-"d nn l approved." The piee is
dations on the whites. It would cost j entitled ' Dmy of a:i American rator. "
the liovemmei-t less ami the Indiaut- ' and wilt he ioun-i on pasre :.'":! of the
woau oe macn fitter proTi.iea lor tii.in Kea I- r. e r. i .:- ue tLeme
they have been by the ledum I.aii,-.
Siiitr fiV,
There is a goo i ileal of truth in the cp uu-ss un-1 importance. Need I tell
iores-.ing statement an 1 .x.ucluions. : ;a that I speak of the union of
, , ; these Statcn." Let lue American or-
I lia fin - v ilttttarr tti.tu. t if friiK l.tvrrll- , . ,
j - i ator uiscu iroe an omer unues but i
:uent whose subordinates undi rstand i this, if iu iecd it bt not imros.-i-' had every opportuitv to tind it out. Uut 1
the Indian character and are titled to ' b!e. with the f cergy and !.xueice j throncliout thi whole alfiir it has l.en j
1-ave sutHTTivcn of agencies an 1 res-r- ! f Joba Kutbde. and the di-interested shown tiis. Bradley has been actuated in ,
- ,k w- i , -i-i, i fidelitT of Koberi Jlorris, yet shall lie bisc-ii- towards Hymatt tLroUfili pite I
Tations is the ar Ipartiueut. Lie!. .... .. . . ..,. t
more ine inuiau is ireami iikc a mu Jissolve the I niou. His name, illusiri
r a Sunday school M-hoIar the inoro j ous as it may haTe been, shall then be
trouble there will le lor him and w ith gibbeted oa every hill-top throughout
jVCIIo. Addio,
lr-f. H-Tnr.sijn h followed in hi- wt-i-bri
tf'Ur !1 tlif-M d ii.gi-isns, a;;d hit
pixtoiatiiied by the jTt-as niid juibli: the ilin
vt all Mftgu-iai it.
B- will altt. 1 f.te.l l' th beautiful a;:;
CTaful TaifH Ml.l.K. AIDTE, who will uv.
iL.trwJue ili- Grrit 5jnntKa; M:iii:le:al.oc.
Int Foijrt llie Matin on S:iiin
day at 4 orlork P. ?I.
MASQUERADE BALL!
rrHE AK.) (.1 A RUN U'lt.I
bra:.-
WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY
BRINC THE LITTLE FOLKS!
o itic - l for sa 1 S&;s jw -; - b
Central AilittiIttu
Ileservetl Van
GRAND MASQUERADE
I BALL!
V.l .I..1.B..:
TttSUAt. KKURl'AICV .'it. It'..
1 O0
x t ra
N -iir:,
1 A
pt. l:s
1. -t Tit;.-
' duty stii! remains, and I have placed it
alone lvoansr of its peculiar dignity, sa-
Os the 1'bison Imk:;ooiio the Hteei't ;
! of Januiry :i -omr..euts as follows:
ioverror Hr.idlev is responsinje for i
the appointment of Mr. Hyman, aud i: ,
j the latter has rob be 3 the State, a share I
j of the onus itsls on the Governor: for ;
! he had every opportunity of knowing 1
I Hymu:i bef-re secr.rin,' his appointment I
to the War-lenship. If we are not mis- j
' takn. ltradley and livman wer- inter- I
i es: -.1 in b-lsitipss tri"ptl;er at fii-erl i
I 11,11 a.,1 , llr .,i .. ".j a tUit llr..1!o
i jii::, saUv A J.A v itiwu v i. n iuiv ia io v
GOOD TEMPLARS' INSTALLATION.
rjl UK OKM( P.KS fc I- K ( T O K
Carson Lodge No. 4, 1 O C T
Will If - It!iui- i iiiif::l'i! a?
::: fNlii K Ih-.w !ii:i"i:ni: nor'h : f .
Iliaif. r!t
Saturday Kninii. Fchrunry
Al f'tv O't'oi Ii
may re!-1
t-hTv I
li'irt j . Frti
al! nj:t"j;;-ra
t,.at
PR1ZKH;
C-e.-s ch:.nc
1ICKKTS
; r t.. -
i iri t r a
it f TC.
:m or- :. :
'Iul"aitiIC'a?I."
rral w.-ii kn-iw n
invited !o .it:ri.t
N lie. l-oi
if. I--.ak
. 'I h.
;')))
CONCERT AND BALL,
I J SPECIAIiTY
liini ; and the more he is treated like
n man the better for him and the gov
ernment anil the white people who
are his neighbor. Strong authority
is needed with wild men. The policy
and performances of the
who are placed at the head of reserva
tions are not what is needed eitlx-r for
restraint or privile-jre. ThN govern
ment is widely off from its line of func
tions whea it take any part looking
to the "conversion" of the Indians.
The work needed is to piar-l them and
hee that they keep their .-idt of ail treat
ies. Of course the Government's sido
of the treaties, whatever that may 1-e.
must be rigidly observed. The f ut
oncht not to be lost sight of, however,
that whatever title the Vcited States his
to any wild lands it got from the savages
either by purchase, conquest or seques
tration. This leaves tlis Indians land
less. Hence the moral duty of K'ving
them honest and efftcacioas guardian
ship. Moreover, the po r reatures will
ba extinct in a hundred years. They
should be treated with the kindness dr.
to a dying people.
An 1siiax Commits Sri ikk. W
think that the suicide herewith men
tioned is the I'rst iustauce of self
the land, a monnmont cf his crime and
punishment, and of the shams and i;iief
of hit) country. ' The speaker proceeds
to say that if there are persons who hon
estly believe iu secession they should
bury the seutimeut in their own breast
lerzvineu I oreaiue " oniy in xue conaaence 01
I irienusmp. nui lei mem nit iu nana
of parricide, in tho insolence ct pride or
the madness of poaer, to strike their
conntry, and her countenance in all the
severity an.I terror of a parent's wrath,
shall smite thvui with amazement and
hcrror. Let the iu strike, and the voices
of millions .! freonieu. from the city
and hamlet, from the college and farm
hone, from the cabins amid the west
ern wild, and on ships scattered around
I the world, idiall utter the stern, irrevo
cable judgment, stlf-bamshmeut f or life,
er ignominious death."
It it true that McGuney's Keaders
Were publishtd L"-f'rj the war. but the
extract we have -jaote l will serve to
show tint if, as the Examiner asserts,
they are " freo from the remotest polit
ical or other allusion which might
wound tho sensibilities of any citizen,"
the charge that paper makes against the
Bancroft Ueaders is mere hypercriti
cism. In a word, our contemporary has
been straining at a gnat aud swallowing
a camel, illnffey s Headers, though
written before the war. wero evidently
not compiled for Southern use. and they
characterize secession far more plainly
even than modern text-books ar in the
habit of din.
cal traces. Had Hyman stood still,
under the party lash, be would not have
been accused cf peculation daring Krad-
lev s term. '
I'r ;in Hum- !
i have the !
A Xw Minlstku Fon Lli.h. A
slausliter by an Indian we ever heard ! guardian over its souls aud bodies has
of. We mote from the Humboldt ! been gained by Kurcka. The Sacra
Kegister oi l :'eb. m-nto liteord-l'it'vn of Wednesday in
Yesterday tiiorniiiir a I'iut.- Indian i forUls U4 as fallows:
liauied Uii , in tneeuipioy ol lliarley j
Kemler, committed suicide by shoot-i
ing himself through tl.c breast with a
pistol. The artair i-rean-ii iiiiio accilo-
motion among the Titste in town. No
'ause assigned for i!i- rash act.
The de'fase-l wa- well liked ainon?
the Indians, and leave tliree or four
squaws and a score of yoiiujr a;oose
to mourn fr tho untinie'y taking tf
of" their kinti protector.
Martha Tillitson. whoe parents re
side in Santa t'lara County 'al., killed
herself with a pistol because her lover
had written her a letter that his affec
tion had cooled. She helped her
mother aboul the. household duties,
then took her father's pistol and did
the fatal deed. Nineteen year old
and highly eduted. Poor girl!
Ir. C. S. lliswell, an old resident of
this city, yesterday left for Eureka, Hum
boldt county, having accepted in appoint
ment to till the pulpit of a Methodist
Kpicopal church in that city. He will
als en-ae there iu the practice of his
prufcuion. His family will remain here
lor some months. On Monday evemn
a lure mitr.tier of the most intimate
friends of the loctor assembled at his
dwelling to bid him farewell. The oc
casion was one which testified the es
teem born of friendship, and the even-in-'
i.asscd in the most cordial inter-
j chan? of social amenities.
' A terribla storm of wind prevailed
in New York and vicinity on Wednes
day. Many house were unroofed.
At the Centennial grounds, I'hiladel-
: 'hia much damage was done, also iu
The j-now Ui.ockai-k.
boldt Weils, Feb. -nd
following:
A strong wind with drifting sn'C.v is
reported between hero and T.iano. A
snow-plow and six engines camo
thronsh to-tlay, arriving here at
and aoturoed, expectinp to yo through
to Toano with little trouble. Tin' com
pany have a large force f men shov
eling between here and Toano and
west of here and with good luck will
have the road clear by norm to-morrow.
Passengers duo at Saa Francisco last
night are at Toano and those leaving
San 1'rancispo yesterday and day be
fore are at Klko, ail well cared for.
This ii the longest and most severe
storm ever known here.
I.aTKK. The snow-plow which left
here at -:.:' r. M. lias arrived at inde
pendence all light and reports the
storm rain very severely. After
watering, etc., they will again start if
the weather permits. One of the com
pany's largest snow-piows is oil the
way from Truckee. The train leavins
San I'rancisco yesterday morning ar
rived at Carliu on time and will pro
ceed to Kiko where the two preceding
truina now are.
stock is suffering much from the
storm and the loss is supposed to b
very grsat.
The Cherokces hail with satisfaction
the appointment of Col.-W. V. Koss,
their former president, as the I'nited
States agent for the Indian Territory.
The Republican Sta'.o C'otivsat ion of
Michigau wili meet at irand Kapids
May 10th and elect delegates to the
National Convention.
AIO SOCIKT1',
Al
Moore & Parkers Hall, j
OS 1
MODAV KVtMXG. FEBKIAR1
l'altiiii in Stock
ii iirr
I n::a:l i;
a' d 'nil
Ki is oxi:
n'w oit-!i at 1 nc il.t
I.I. A K EM H
' n " C:
; capital a:ai ar.
j parti'-s u'.l .--.-r
iivt y.
! '.tr - k ar I'ri;
7i ixj ney 'r.vt -it i i
W.' l:.ie a lariif a-:
r.i-inl to tally vr-i
n ii :r.i!
i ?-! . Tir- ::.rtrk. r
1 EAP YEAR lt 1.1, j
AT EMPIRE. i
NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST.
OF KJIPIBK V. : ! t
mHE L.IDIKS
I l.e-Ui Y
At Bowden's Hall, Empire
v ! Ai.S') It! V AM' SLi ".
I
j Stocks on Commission, anri
Loan Money on them.
iN MO.MIAV EVENINi
Valei.-in- s !':
lo a't-lid
yr.it.
Tile a;i
extendeti .
TICKET.
. iucle.aiiii;
rUREE DOLL A K
nppev i
Piitilei-i for n- li.iif and upwai it
t.i oo py.K siiAKi: o:: m days
I -i5 I tit hHAKE Voi. I". ;,A',.-
s per suap.i; i v:: ao i aVs.
CHAS. LARUE A, CO.,
Montjoniery St.,
-.i ii y: ailc. ( .ii ;., ; j ..t.
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS
(.-.
aul fivil.;
ii:r..: r
PRICKS
. ..At . .
! Kem:ttan' 5 Vy
i enier ui our nsi..
ulir dist(t:i
r two
L.
B1
Morris & Co's
and about Philadelphia. In Washing-
Thk Nevada Kkvi m.K ire j ton a church steeple was dislocated
CoJVBJirioJf. When will the Kate "'' "r perpendicular.
Central Committee of tbn IJepublieaii '
Party l this state lie isi! led together
to fix the day for holding the Conven
tion which is to select the lieleirates to
the National Convention at inciniiiti?
Th ifnl ( Kngr-.i boat-row r.s will
not jiarticipate in the Saratoga Kejpttti
in July next. To do so wonl.l interfere
with previous enpicrmentt.
The com promise between the Catho
lics and the I iovernment of Prussia is
broken off. Tb Jesuits are again
showing tbeic craftiness and powers
of making? mischief.
In Qnv llivra Tu..v the cattle and
nheep are dyinp by hundreds. The snow
ia fourteen iuchex deep. Some parties
If fcav bav art f till feeding th'ir block.
Ten shares of the New York Times
have been sold lor Sl'.o.OO). The en" 1
tire establishment, at this rate, is val
ued at $I,.-.0n,0'X:
The creditors of .fames II. Peeling
of San Francisco ask that ho ba de
clared a bankrupt. Ilobts SiK).0(M).
The Portugese House of Peers have
voted to abolish slavaiy'in St. Thomas
and the Gulf ol" iuinea.
California Senate has passed a bill
to fix the salaries of Legislators at
$l,noO per aession.
EJN1 PESIROI'S OF EI'FECTIXfi A
inrl-t'' I'-aranre r.i Wiut-T (.ii' vU W"
Luvt-rcdu'.v d eur entire stuck bs lunews;
Heavy Caut-m Flanrn 1 V2Hr ? v.-.r.I
L( Mnl'- Muslin 12Hc
Weite Ko. k Muslin 14Je
13 varus Calico lor . . si 00
All Other Goods Proportionately Low
CALL AND EXAMINE.
CREAT EXCITEMFNT ! !
Grtat cro-B-!-! ttf peop! rontantly niL;i:g j
!o tlh- Lart; Clotlinig House oi
KOI'EJ V PI.. ATT i
Comer
i-sen and Third streetF, oppor-itt
tte bt. Cliarlrb Hotel.
Mount Vesuvius is threatening to
erupt. No thanro for reserved seats.
The new Miuister of Vancouver's
Island has lieeii inducted into office.
The Neapolitans are going to have a
big time at their carnival.
The I". P. Kail road track is ciear
again.
Northern 1'tah
with snow.
i-ai'road ia blocked
CARSON CITY -NEVADA
To vitw an.I port hast1 ol' tlieir masniricrnt
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Consisting of
MENS, YOUTH'S AND BOY'S CLCTHIN6
OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Hats, Cape, Trunks, Talipes, Shirts, Collars, ke.
oct 1-If
CHOICE CIGARS
AT ONE DOLiaAR A BOX
FOB SALE
At J oe Rosenstock's
Try 'xml.
CAPITOL STORE
CORNER ma AND ORMSEY STREETS.
CAILSON CITY.
I Choice Family Groceries,
; Flour. Feeil. Haiiii,
Uttcon, BuiTr, Lnrrf.
Choice Liquorx,
Pure It.unri X Viiw.
Hnr1 wttrt .
Crrttkny,
Pufntd und Hi,
A Full Lint of Uouvkerpinj; (omit-,
lvtyd on liand anil ctIivrf ii
t'rer of charge.
J ChU and tee us.
REINSTEIN & GIBSON
myl-tf
The Only One Price Store ia Town I
Frank Boskowitz,
.Dealer in.
MEN'S AND BOYS'
O JTi o ir ING,
KarnUliing Coad. Bali, Capa,
BOOTS AKD SHOES, TKCKES, TALISSS.
UlaiittUi, ilattress, tt.
Coanty Bnndiai(r. (arm City, Kv
cc4-tf