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MORNING APPEAL.
THl'BSDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1877
NO PAPER TO-MORROW.
The Moaxmo Appeal will observe Thanks
giving Day. So there will be no paperi ssued
from this office to-morrow.
ITEMS.
THEATER.
"Kaiser" was greeted with ahandsome house.
The performance, which was quite up to the
anticipations excited by tne piayDins was
heartily applauded throughout. Mr. Emmet's
effective acting decidedly pathetic in some
of its incidents and his excellent singing
were received with ereat satisfaction. His
support was efficient and in all respects com
mendable.
and most
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES.
PEATH OF PRESIDENT RICE.
At a special meeting of the Board of Trus
tees of Carson, held on the 28th instant, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
Whereas, We his official associates, are
left to mourn the death of the President of
To-night this deservedly popular thi3 body, Hon. H. F. Rice, now be it
attractive actor will make his first Resolved, That the bereavement thus
The remains of our lamented townsman,
Mr. H. F. Rice, were brought here yester
day morning by the passenger train from
California. The Masons, to which order he
belonged, took upon themselves the arrange
ment of the funeral; and the corpse which
was taken to his late residence was looked
upon for the last time by many f his old
friends and acquaintances.
The reports which reached us yesterday
from Judge Beatty were to the effect that
his bowels were paralyzed and .that his re
covery was almost despaired of.
Hon. A. C. Cleveland of White Pine was
in the city yesterday. He reports prosper
ous times and a brilliant future for that part
of the State. He has a high opinion of Ward,
Osceola and other mining centers there. He
went to San Francisco last night.
Mr. Fillebrown was among the arrivals
here yesterday morning. He was with Mr.
Rice at the time of his death.
The District Court was in session yester
day, sitting in judgment upon some case
which seemed to stimulate a good deal of
first-class swearing.
Mr. H. M. Yerington and wife are ex
pected to arrive here this morning on the
train from the Bay.
Clear and cold, cold and clear continued
the atmosphere yesterday.
A good many people wh expected to at
tend a matinee yesterday afternoon were
disappointed. It would have drawn, would
an afternoon show.
I appearance before a "Virginia City audience
1 at National Guard Hall. We can assure our
friends of the Storey County press that the
performances given by Mr. Emmet and the
company who support him are justly entitled
to all the praise they have received by the
newspapers and the play-going public.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
THANKSGIVING DINNERS.
At the' Ormsby House will be given a
royal dinner to-day. Nobody in this part of
the world ever saw such a bill of fare as they
will furnish forth. Mr. Pantlind intends to
eclipse even his own most sumptuous cater
ings. At the Clescovich Restaurant we see the
indubitable signs of plenty and of the scien
tific in the fine art of cookery.. The spread
there will be very fine.
At Mannony's (the Frisbie Restausant).
the busy, enterprising landlord is bustling
about and making the most elaborate prepar
ations, lie means to nave tnis day remem
bered for the magnificent repast to which his
boarders are to be treated.
The St. Charles, favorite cf favorites will
treat its guests to a dinner such as the strong
gods pine for and hearty eaters of human
structrue long to be invited to. Mr. and
Mrs. Stampley are determined to maintain
the traditions of the occasion in the very
heartiest fashion.
We are requested to state that the funeral
services of the late H. F. Rice will take place,
under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity,
to-morrow afternoon (Friday Nov. 30), from
St. Peter's Episcopal church, at 2 'clock p.
m. It is needless to say that a general invi
tation is extended to all his friends and ac
quaintances.
Singing Class. All who are interested in
the subject of vocal music are invited to at
tend a public meeting to be held at Corbett's
Hall, Friday evening, Nov. 30, at 7 o'clock,
at which time two classes, juvenile and inter
mediate, will be organized for the purpose of
the study of music. The public are assured
that a systematic and thorough course of in
struction will be adopted for this purpose
and continued until pupils, by due applica
tion, will be able to read music at sight. The
price of tuition will be so low as to be within
the reach of everybody. li. A. Clark.
Pianos Tuned. Mr. George Wedekind,
manufacturer and tuner of pianos, an exper
ienced regulator of that instrument is in the
city. Persons desiring his services will leave
orders at R. Fred. Brooks's book and music
store.
The District Court was engaged yesterday
on the civil suit of Ivancovich vs. L. Stern.
Will be given to the iury on Friday. Ad
journed for Thanksgiving.
inanksgiving Day union Service will be
held at 10 o'cleck to-day, at the Presbyterian j
church. Preachinsr by Rev. J. D. Ham
mond.
Cap n. Matthewson was about the streets
yesterday with his arm in a sling. He says it
is healing cleverly.
Turkeys were greatly in demand yesterday;
but we never saw so many little ones and so
few burly gobblers.
Bullion. Received by Wells, Fargo & Co.
per southern stage three bars from Northern
valued at G,417.
Geo. A. King has been appointed assignee
in the case of John Wagner, a bankrupt.
sustained is a public calamity such as befals
a community whenever one of its most hon
orable, trusted and useful members is taken
away. We mourn the death of a man whose
wisdom, honesty of purpose and executive
capacity were for many years faithfully de
voted to the private business with whose
conduct he was intrusted ; of a man whose
industry and sagacious management were in
valuable aids in the formation of Ormsby
county and the administration of its earlier
affairs, of a man whose superior qualifica
tions were made available in the construction
and original organization of the United States
Mint in this city ; and of one who, ever
since the incorporation of our Town Govern
ment, has been called, by the almost unani
mous voice of his fellow citizens, to a mem
bership of this Board.
Resolved, lhat we oner our heartiest
sympathy to the wife, son and relatives who
by this mournful visitation are bereft of a
kind and indulgent husband, father and
friend.
Resolved, That the members and officers
of this Board attend the funeral in a body;
that these Resolutions be spread upon the
minutes ; and that a copy of the same be
transmitted to the widow of our deceased as
sociate. D. A. Bender,
President pro tem.
Attest : Alfred Helm, Clerk.
Carson, Nev. , Nov. 23, 1877.
AT
OLCOVICH BROS.
NEW AND F R E.'S H'SUPPLY OP
CLOAKS
Has just been received, which are sold at iuch low rates
that they are going very quick. Therefore ladies will do
well to cull soon.
MASON & CO.,
IX CORBETT block.
NORTH CARSON STREET.
CABS ON CITT, NEVADA.
w
HOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS EN1
G-HOOEH.IIES.1
Provisions,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Tinware,
Canned Fruits,
Butter,
Lard,
Grain,
Coal Oil
AND ALL, .'ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT
Difi
FIRST CLASS STORE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Reduction in Prices, owing to
the decline in the Eastern
Market.
RAIL,
0?PJ31T CAPJT3L IBUIDINI, CiRSC.V,
; 31 PORTER A XI)
L Retail Dealer in
. WHOLESALE AX.
HAHDWA
Iron,
Powder,
Axes,
Anvils,
Steel,
Shot,)
Saws,
Vises,
Coal.
Fuse,
Caps,
Bellows,
TP
Slcue,
Lace Lca'Jior.
PURS!
Arelaold
At :50 cents on the Dollar, to
Close out a Large Consignment.
Of f-ha kind of (mercantile business in which they are
engaged
42T Orders taken and Goods delivered "SS
TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE
GLASS AND CROCKERY. YEE.
Bar Fixtures, China Sets,
Lamps, Chandeliers,
Mirrors, Lanterns,
Etc., Etc., Etc,
Agricultural Implements,
Plows, narrows, Cang Plows,
Reapers, Mowers, Wheat Itukcs,
Cultivators, Etc., Etc.,
Paints, Oils I Brushes,
iCoal Oil, Paint Oil, Turpentine, Varnish, White Lead,
Rubber Paint, Chemical 1'aint, Lard Oil,
Machine, Castor, Neats Foot Oil,
Alcohol, Etc., Etc.,
STOVES. RANGES, TINWARE,
Medallion and Laurel Ranges,
Duck's and other Brands of Stents.
Pumps, Iloae and Pip Door, Windows,
Blinds and Glass, Wood and Willow
Ware, Bird Cages, Pistol,
Oans. Cartrljg-ea, Water,
Gas and Lead Pipe,
House Furnishing Goods,
Brass and Steam Coods.
I Carson, Jay S, 1S76
MASON tu CO.
FOOLIN' WITH A DANGEROUS
PLEfOX.
SIJI-
Another kind of Christian. The Parson
in his general interest for the rising genera
tion, is running a little Sunday School for the
benefit of the youthful Genoese. Amohg the
Christian children in attendance there are two
spreading branches of the stock of Abraham.
The prevailing tenor of instruction is in view
of the coming Christmas. One of the carrols
taught was, "Carol, Carol Christians, Carol ! "
In the evening the parent of these rabbins,
inquired as to what they had learned. The
yonngest said it was a Christmas hymn.
"What" said the old gentleman! "Why don't
you know?" said the .boy, "It was Kelly,
Kelly Christians, Kelly! "
In Token of Respect. Flags were flying
at half mast yesterday from the Mint, the
County Building and many private and public
houses in respect of the memory of our much
lamented townsman, Hon H, F. Rice. Indeed
there is a deeper sense of moumfulness per
vading all classes and all households than we
have ever noticed here before. The esteem
in which Mr. Rice was held is not measured
by the limits of party, faction or sect. It is
not circumscribed even by the bounds of per
sonal popularity. It stands upon the solid
basis of genuine respect.
We have received from the publisher W. I.
Thompson & Co., Liverpool, Ohio, a copy of
a new and charming piece of music entitled
"Drifting with the Tide " We heard it the
other evening rendered by an alto and so
prano, to our notion unsurpassed, and they
made us think it one of the sweetest things
i i mi i .
we ever neara. j.ne words and music are
tender, the chorus strong with melody and
the notes of the refrain awful nice. Go and
get it and try it. Price 40 cents. All Book
sellers have it.
JfoT Ope? till Monday. Certain detach
ments of infantry are our authority for say
ing that the Carson District School will re
main closed during the remainder of the
present week. We think the plan a wise
pne. This world is governed too much ; and
school children have all too few days' of leis
ure and too little relaxation from their over
charged round of studies.
Closed for Thanksgiving, j The Mint
stands closed for the day. Also it will re
main shut to-morrow in respect to the mem
ory of ex-Superintendent Rice. Indeed,
some, if not all the persons employed there
are excused from work until Monday next.
The Pioche Record of Saturday last relates
the following: On last Wednesday a murder
ous assault was made on one Schwauber. a
tailor, by Ferdinand Brisanger, also a tailor,
and who is better known in Pioche by the
name of "Schneider." Brisinsrer committed
the assault with a cane, having a lead ball
fixed at one end, and was only prevented from
finishing up and killing Schwauber by the
timely arrival of Andy Snodgrass, who, hear
ing the victim's cry for help, entered the
house and prevented Brisinger from doing
any further harm. Mr. J. W. Wright and
Snodgrass succeeded in taking Brisingor away
from the house and disarming him taking
from him a loaded six-shooter after which he
was conveyed to the jail by Dave Kent and
locked up. Schwauber was attended to by
Dr. Lee, who found that he had several very
severe scalp wounds, but none of them neces
sarily dangerous. On questioning Schwauber
in regard to the assault he knew nothing of
the reason for it, having seldom or ever had
any communication with Brisinger. We learn,
however, that Brisinger, who is half-witted or
partially insane, has been the victim, and
nearly a murderer, on account of some parties
playing practical jokes. These parties having
stolen his violin, shot through his house, and
written threatening letters to him, signing
Schwauber's name, and also putting into the
head of Brisinger that Schwauber had com
mitted the acts mentioned above and was
going to kill him (Brisinger). To fool with
and put such ideas into a half-witted or insane
man s head cannot be too severely condemned,
and thoso parties can take unto themselves
the happy consciousness that by their prac
tical joking they have nearly caused the
death of one man and perhaps the hanging of
the other.
The Princess Von Bisniark is a very plain
woman, with a sensible face, "anxious and
worried in its expression." Her only daughter
is as homely as a girl can well be, and perhaps
that is what worries tho mother.
This is a rare chance for the ladies to buy Cloaks and
Furs for less than their real value.
All are invited to call at
OL.COYICH BROS.
Carson City, October 17, 1S77.
cCOSypjELL& CO.
COMMISSION
T. IVANCOVIOLT,
DEALER IN
Groceries,
and
Oranges, Lemons,
Dried Fruit,
Fresh
Pineapples,
Cherries,
Cocoanuts,
Vegetables,
Bananas,
Orapes,
Confectionery,
Nuts,
Fresh Fish,
Etc.
Fresh Planch Butter, Tobacco, Cigars,
Etc
.Etc
PLACE OF BUSINESS:
No. 3, South Carson street, opposite the
Capitol, Carson City. Nev.
myBtf J. IVANCOVICH
King Street Market.
ADAM UHL,
STOCK BROKERS,
Proprietor.
CORNER OF
CARSON AND PROCTOR STREETS,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
THK I'SDERSIGST
has taken the proprietorship of
the old KING ST. MAKKET.
and will keep a constant supply of the best
FRESH AND CURED MEATS,
To b8 had in Nevada.
Practical Plumbers and Tinners to do roofinj and man
Ufacturing of all kinds Tin and Iron Waro
Call and Get Prices Cheap for Cash.
ap29m
E. B. RAIL.
THE ONLY ONE PBICS STORE IN TOWN!
FRANK 1IOSKOWITZ
JDEALEE IN
MEN ' S,'1ANDB O YS '
.OTHING,
5TA share of patronage Is solicited.
Carson, November 2, 1877.
ADAM UHL.
IVXixxlxagr Stoclns
Bought, Sold and Carried on Margins.
FAMILY KESTAURANT,
CORNERfOF
Carson and Telegraph streets, Carson City,
See "Tribune."
nov27
Liberal Advances on Active Accounts.
octltf
WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
D ANKERS, EXCHANGE! AND EXPRESS
OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
HAVING FITTED UP
Restaurant rooms at the above
inamed place, I am prepared to
l accommodate my customers and
generally.
D. KAISER.
Carson, July 25, 1875
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
CORNER CARSON AND THIRD STREETS,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
O. K. STAMPLEY PROPRIETOR
From and after this date Wells, Far?o & Company will
BUY AND SELL MINING STOCKS.
T
HIS SPLENDID AND WELL-KNOWN
brick edifice has, as usual, been
Liberal Margins Allowed on Approved
Stock.
Carson, August 25, 1877.
' Thoroughly Overhauled and Repainted,
And compares favorably with any in the State. Its rcpu-
tation is such as to need no further remarks.
ITHE CULINARY DEPARTMENT:
J. W. FOX, SI. D.
DRS. FOX &
HYSICIANS AND
J. S. U. SMART, M. D
SMART,
P
OFFICE: Walta's Bulldine. comer of Kin? and Curry
streets, Carson City, Nevada.
DR. F. J.
b In excellent hands.
SURGEONS, f Goo Rooms, "
CleaK' Beds and
Pleasant Parlors.
Every convenience for single guests or for families.
WHITE,
rear oi WttlU
Office i On King street, at
Drug-store,
3" Residence at the White House. 2rCalls womotlT at
tended, night or day.
Carson, October 10, 1S77.
Is supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
'Prompt attention paid to guests and the traveling public.
Carson City, July 3, 1877
Furnishing- Good.,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and shoes,
Trunks, Valises,
Blankets, Mattremies,
Etc .Etc Etc.
COUNTY BUILDING.
CARSON CITY ?JEVA
oe4tf
CAPITOL STORE,
CORNER KINO AND ORMSBY STREETS,
CARSON CITY,
QHOIC
E FAMILY GROCERIES
Flour, Feed, Hams,
Bacon, Butter, Lard,
Sugar, Teas, Coffee,
Choice Liquors,
Pure Brandy &lWlnc8
Old Valley Whisky,
Olsftx-sfcft? ToToaoco
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, rAi:T.3 AND OILS.
A FULL LINE OF
nouis icit m iz ri.-ci go on;
Always on hand and delivered free of cliir-
S3T CALL AND SEE US
myltf REINSTEIN rt; GIBSON.
Carson Water Works.
rTIHE RFSKRVOIRS OP THIS COMPANY
J are supplied with water from
NEVER FAILINC SPRINCS,
Which flow from the Sierra Nevada. T.y ana'vis this
water is shown to be perfectly free from all impurities.
1 he mains oi this company having teen laid m all t'.c
principal streets of the city, tho
Water Is Rendered Available to All within
the City Limits.
Families, hotels, bars, stables, etc.. supplied on favor
able terms.
CAESOX WATER COMPANY
CSyOffice in C-raubv House Block, Carou street,