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MORNING APPEAL.
svri'KDAV MAY 1. IH7H
THE DKAI) LOCK IN CONGRESS.
!'he Democracy do not fit well to the gar
iivuts of Purity. They arc too large and
I. vint; for thi'iu in one direction and too
i:it and clone-fitting in other parts. When
li. relel contingent undertook to conduct the
u ventilations whicli were suddenly fetched
. i head hy their chief object, Mr. Blaine.
!ny had a much stronger force in the Lower
H nise of CoatreM than they have now.
I'lu y seem to have thinned their ranks by the
)'iisiiit of unnatural a design as the
Kvmsing of the Andean Stables." Indeed,
in; precise habitat of those famous apart
m 'ats is 8') nmch enwraped in the mists of
f 'i tainty that even a cleaner sweeper than
modern Democracy is like to find it difti
to determine when and where and how
!y his broom. And now our deluded
iMvihren, South and North, are at it, under
! leadership (f Sainiiiy Tilden's man Potter,
! '.-11 where a certain suppositive cheating
v., ''.i the political cards took place in the
Presidential election of 1870. After having
liquidated tiie black voters of the Confeder
al.; States into a condition of virtual disfran-
. .-ment, ater the wholesale frauds in New
Y.nk and Wisconsin and the petty larcenies
l ine in tile n unc of Cronin and Hlue Jeans
V iliiauis, in Oregon and Indiana, then
: lilies this attempt to make the lamb respon-
ible for the troubles of the wolf and brand
ul'.'i fraud the only legitimate measures of
i-i i'auco to tyranny and chicane inaugurated
ii i If.) South. The deadlock which exists in
tin' House of Representatives should never
'"i' bntkeii. ltetter solid and stubborn non
i' t;-Mi than positive dialiolisni. There has
! n no cheating possible in Dixie save
n::i!i-r rebel inspiration. What Republicans
!: in Congress from the South are there as a
on npience of the only free expression of
hi ir,h of that section ever made possible.
l.Vhel rule presupposes and premeditates the
:'i-i!ute suppression of (ill legitimate oppo--iti
n. The "iilv HUtressfnl resistance to the
h.iii-l-tti of Italv is thn u'.
force ::iid arms
-.I.: sustained In incorruptible K.iulii. Tin-re
i; oe no honest return to Congress of any
i :; cut of th'j L"st Cause. As to what was
:i in the States in In iiiisiaiia. Florida and
- Carolina in behalf of the Republican
1 1 '.lees for the Pi'e-iitel.ey and Vice Pi'esi-1-
ii.- in I S7' they wtrc the la.-t, best stniu'
- t loyalty and I nil tiisia in the Coiifed-
It matter- not that ilnw effort- v.ere
lir. .-ted toward the elevation to power of an
iirji-i'C mm! a htn-k-t . r -neb a- Haves is. tiny i
'.:; legitiliia;.' : .rod we ;:!t '.;!ad to .see that
tin- I .'epublie-ui.- in Congn -s. disi egarding the
I '-' lout's ilesert ion .f the loyalists of the
exhibit a determination to stand by
; . - i .lit hf u! and ei aiva ii '! patriot-. e imc
'.t (: tt ill. The heroi.-in of the Letter House
- i.i.-plnycd and will ''. maintained in .-pite
- i:
Vou;
Tin-:
: i ' 1 .
Il'i: u
Have- and the dciuondiation of his
W R K 1 NO M EN S I iISsKNnK NS.
do not like Denis Kearney s doimA ami
s. nor et his assoeiatc-. tone or temper,
e do re-poet Denis mole, or, rather, we
have !.'- disrespect for him and his, than we
invr for Knight. Rooiiey, McCahc tV Co. We
ii -;: -e all small and big shams. Denis is a
Hiui!::g and a nuisance; but the other fol
low -a re .i m ply servile imitators of his. of
.ii:...,. one naturally feels in hopes that the
apparent dissensions in the ranks of the so
ealled Workingmen will cause their demorali
zation as a political force; but the despicable
hiiraeter of the dissenters is none the less
apparent. As to the elf-coligi"itulatiojis ob
- rvable in eeit iin ipiaiters over this " rup
ture." i hey simply over-glorify a very impo
tent attempt to defeat Kearney y a very old
ami very inell'eetual trick. It is our own
pinion that Kearney is all the stronger for
I lie opposition of the secede rs of the County
i -imaii tee of San Francisco. At till e vents,
he i- s i much of a power as not only to com
;u and the enthusiastic support of the Sand-lot
mob. but to be dreaded as an irresistible power
w illllll till
ran
ks of the secede).-
This wild.
j.a-sio:i ite. incoherent movement of Kearney
.'v. C i. will hum itself out till in good time,
jn-t a- the 'ru-ades against whiskey did ; but
i hey will imt be diverted nor rendered una
vailabh' by the cll'orfs of such cheap and
notorious mercenaries as have been hired to
brill-: It'iii to a counter fheek.
J-'hn IJussell. Earl of King.-ton-Riis.-eIl,
died at ids home ill England yesterday in the
'tli year of his age. He has not been prom
inent in English politics of late, but his ser
vices in years past stamped him as an emi
nent statesman and conscientious patriot. Ry
l ie I .itiiobes of the Kingdom, especially, he
was !,, Id in great esteem and veneration, he
bein-; i!. principal advocate of the Catholic
Emancipation Act, which he succeeded in
forcing through Parliament in ls-j'.i, after
ligliiaie; for it. nine years. He has been twice
Prime Minister of England, from LSltJ to
IS.VJ, and again from LStio to liSM, succeed
ing Lord Pahnerstoii. Since his resignation,
in the l itter year, he has been an unofficial
supporter of Liberal measures in the House
of Lord-. On the pending question of war
uith Russia, he has been conspicuous for his
opposition to the Government, and by his
death tin- peaee-at-any-priee party in Parlia
ment io-vs a staunch friend and powerful
supporter.
THE CALL FOR THE REPCRLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.
There has been a disposition to perpetuate
the whimsey of making the State Conventions
of the political parties in Nevada "moveable
feasts,'' and Carson having been voted down,
we are glad to note that Eureka lias been
voted up. In other words, if we could not
have the Convention here, we are glad to see
that the Central Committee has been con
siderate enough to name Eureka as the hold
ing place. Rut we do not see w hy it was
thought necessary for the Committee, in the
middle of May, to fix the time of a Convention
whose duty it w ill be to nominate a ticket
which cannot be voted on before November.
Five months and a half in advance of the
election is too long a time, it seems to us, to
summon the party to a preparation for its
work at the polls. Now that the mistake (as
we regard it), has been committed, we are
frank to say that we had hoped that the time
for holding our Convention would not be made
public until after the Democrats had shown
their hands. If there is any advantage to be
trained in haviii" a chance to see what your
opponent proposes to do before acting your
self, the Republican Central Committee would
seem to have made the precipitous blunder
of giving the Democracy the advantage indi
cated. The Rksom for May, published by the
students of the University of California, has
reached us and is as bright, entertaining and
readable as usual. We note an improvement
in the absence of heavy labored articles.
Everything is short and spicy. We clip.
"Give mc pair of your pants," said an
undersized sophomore to a tall freshman.
"What for'" asked the astounded one. "For
gun-eovcrs. My room-mate and I have joined
the new riile team, you'll see our names in
The Rlue and Cold.'" "Certainly,"' came
the courteousresponse. "I will exchange with
you. I want a case for my tongs." The
sophomore tells a part of this story with
infinite gusto.
Now that "obituary poetry" is the correct
thing, we are surprised that the following has
not been revived:
Little Hilly Kemher
Coating in a gale;
Placer County member
Managing the sail :
Placer County member
Didn't look alive
-lid of September,
is;;..
A lady who assumes to know how boys
should be trained, savs; "Oh. mothers, find
out the soft, tender, genial hide of vour bov's
nature." Mothers often do with an old .-hoe.
How terrible it must be to the man who
has been given to profanity, when he con
cludes there is no hell and so much eloquence
ha been wasted. I
i iie lii.rai le ot ini-niii
the main point of drhTei
ance eleimnt. in tae .-"cieti
a'cr into w
is
e. The temper- j
maintain that no I
such thing was doia. but that the whole story j
is an interpolation of some base scribe. The !
others affirm and asseverate that the water)
was not cuangeu into wine, nut into tfie
" un fermented juice of the grape;" that it
was " grapnm jiiicum puriun, non corrupt -inn."
or words to that effect; that, in short,
the "conscious water saw its Lord and
blushed." ami that was till, it did not become
sour. So the one party distributes its Ribles
with a leaf of John torn out. and the other
Millers it to remain, but with an explanatory
marginal nofe.
Ti si i;mi;a. The Grand Prize mill is said
to have shut down to-day. and the last ship
ment of bullion that will probably be made
for months, from that mine, is now on the
way to San Francisco. It is reported that all
the ore in the mine above water level has
been extracted and crushed, and henceforth,
for months, operations will be confined to
sinking the shaft. It is also stated by men
who left Tuscarora a few days ago, that the
pumps have been taken out of the Navajo,
and that the works are filled with water.
Surmises as to the object sought to be ob
tained by suspending operations on two of the
principal mines in Tuscarora are numerous.
Some think it is done to bear everythin" in
the district, but particularly for the purpose
of enabling the managers of the Grand Prize
who are supposed to have unloaded when the
stock sold at 1.S a share, to buy it back again
at .1 a share ; but whatever the cause, the
result is disastrous to the present prosperity
of what was considered a few months ago
one of the best mining camps in the State.
Real estate is said to have depreciated at
least on per cent.: mercnants having large
stocks of goods on hand are selling at cost,
and till who can get away are arranging to
go. - Silver State, loth.
The Grant County (Oregon) Times says:
Indians are collecting at the Malheur Agency
from all quarters. The Weisers who left this
Agency over a month ago, have since re
turned, bringing with them about thirty
more. It is said that they do not diguise
tlu-ir alarm at the .situatimi, and arc t-vidoiitlv j
. . ., . ,, ,, ., , ,. '
x.sttil ttrruit nan. J no lesnioiit jikii.'uis
at the A,rciicv alsti seem well iiifnrined, and
then.' i evidence that emissaries from Fort
Hull have heeli iiiiinii' them fur some time
past. It looks as tliou-U the liaimaeks won Id !
liegin hostilities in the spring. Should tliis
oeenr, there arestroiii; lirobaliilities that many
of the Snakes will he induced to join them.
lnama, May 17.--- Advices from Cn.ite
iiiala state that etl'ort.s are hein.L,' made to en
courage immigration, and various grants, etc.
have recently heen made to jiartits who have
arrived, some from California and others
from Jtalv.
Russian officers lost so heavily in the gam
bling saloons of Constantinople that the
(irand Duke Nicholas complained to the Sul
tan, and the saloons were closed.
Willis C. Shelton. the boy organist of New
Haven, is said to be dying of consumption at
Aiken, S. C. , where lie went for his health.
He is now '2'.i years old. It was when he was
a boy at school that his musical genius was
first discovered. He played the most intri
cate of Rach s fugues with ease. His father
took him to eminent masters in New York
and Roston, but they had nothing to teach
him. In Saratoga, where he spent several
summers, in Roston, in New York, and in
some of the European cities, he played to the
amazement of every one who saw or heard
him. As he grew older he was recognized as
one of the masters of the organ in America.
London, May 17. The excitement in East
Lancashire arising from differences between
the cetton masters and the operatives is still
intense. The presence of the military and
large bodies of police alone holds the popu
lace in check in several large towns, and
should to-day's efforts for a settlement fail, it
is feared that these may not prove adequate.
At a meeting of the operatives at Old Hall
last night it was resolved t strike against the
five per cent, reduction.
St. Petersburg, May 17. It is believed
that Count Scouvaloff has succeeded in con
vincing the Emperor that it is to Russia's in
terest to concede to Europe the most of the
demands formulated by England. The assem
bling of the European Congress appears con
sequently assured, despite the difficulties
which have arisen at Constantinople concern
ing the surrender of the fortresses.
James O'Neil has signed an agreement
with Manager Maguiro to play in Virginia
City for one year. F. F. Mackay is making
negotiations looking to the same sort of an
arrangement.
The Piute election takes fplace ncxtMon
day. Now they are saying that old Naches
is a whisky drinking fraud,, and was made to
resign the chieftainship.
The Roston public garden is adorned by
40,.HH tulips, imported at a cost of S8h), and
the investment is considered a good one.
London, May 17.
morning.
-Earl Russell died this
CARSON THEATER.
ONE
NIGHT
c hi.- ap; :ir:
ONLY !
in till! ritv ,
f t lit
Union Square Theater Company
TUESDAY EVENING, 21,
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ADMISSION, SJ.OO
No F.ttru Cliarjf for Rprrrfil Seals.
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in he M-'-'na il
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MAY FESTIVAL
K'l'
LIBRAHY
oi:
COLOSSAL ORGAN
MAY 28th, 29th and 30th,
At 2:30 P. M., at
jMccIisiiiics' Fsivilioii,
SAN FISANCISfd.
SUMNER W. 3UCBEE, MANAGER.
CHORUS OF 2,000 VOICES!
IMMENSE ORCHESTRA !
EhtJ ririt , Artillery and TYIrjilioiH' !
COMJltTORS:
CALL ZK
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l;. HKi;i il.ii, S -a I r.-in.-i--
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Tlie mar.:.
tnt-nt li:ie at uri'v ,t evy-.
the
hrat.-ii 1 iitr.!,:., AXXA
KAIilL.
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Hi:i.KV AM KS Cll.l.fXCS,
VNS ai;i;IK ( I.AltK,
W. H. rES.-K.SDKX. ,.i I'.-.
AimI Ira:.', t'tiier f a
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Nil.- of Tieket l.-:"i at
San i'raneise-j. AI'CII.
KI.'M V, 1I 'liK . ( 11 s
Season Tickets, for Three Dnys
00
sinyle Ticket, from .si.oo to
Actorditiir to Loialion.
X'.. Ktra char.--l.-
Mail vtiil reeeiv
f'-r lie,! TV..-.I S. at-.
lIM.t .:ttrilti--H.
Oilier
CIIAS. M ill TZ. Tie!., t
X'jelit.
SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMP'NY
B1
&.YCHAUD & IVHEELEll, Proprietor.
Wa'on Ieae C-ir-"ii on M ST 1 -
ml thitishavs,
of eaeh ,eek, aaii make (la
Tlirou-h Trip to ll.nlie in Tliirly Hours!
Oltiee with 1. S . KA III. i ('., i.t ir,'inia ami Tnieke.
Krei-.'hl ieit, Carbon.
inyl-Jm .KHX rocr.F.s. Lneal A-,'ent.
N OTI C E.
OTR.WED
PA K Min.KS One Fem.ile
51 ule, sorrel. hranntJ O et! tne iett hii.
O
One Male Mule, bay, lirani:.d r.;i I, ft hip; also thi
mark 1.
H'3' Keaanl ill he pula ' w! f v r r tiirn the ahove
aniiiia
Mav
to 1 1. ( Ji:el., rrer.ea It.-t-.I, C. rson Call, Xevaila.
1S7S.
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
Six Shirts for S7.50!
vr
FRANK bOSKOWITZ'S,
THE ONLY OSS PBICE STORE IN TOWN!
DKALKR IN'
MEN'S AND BOYS
O Xji O "J? DEE I JNT C3r,
Famiahlne Goodi,
(lata and CajK,
Boots and Nhnoi,
Traukg, Vallm
Blanket, 9Iattraea,
Kte. Etc Elc
COUNTY BUILDING.
CARSON CITY-. NEVADA
RACES ! RACES
eg?:
CARSON, NEVADA,
July 4th, 5th 1 6th,
I'mlor the av.spie of t'io
STATE AND ORMSBY COUNTY AGRICUL
TURAL SOCIETY.
S-.00() IN PLUSES!
SPEED
FIRST
PROGRAMME:
DAY-JILY 1th.
A OH AM SVKI-:i'STAKK It.VK t,iV-Mil and
reH-at. Hurses: " Batterniun," Illusion,'' and "April
K....I."
llLN.MNt; -Half -mile di-li; fr f-r all. Purse, si; T,0.
SECOND DAY JULY 3th.
TfMTTISi: - Mile heat, threr i". five, to h-inn-": five
fora-1 04t i.f the Sierra Nejiia S-itKl li::-. 1'urse. ?"',ik.,
entrance a-i'ied.
Kt'N'MN'ii- line and one ha'f miU- .iili: free for all.
I'nr-e. SIX.
THIRD DAY-JILY f.Mi.
lUNM Ml - 'IV" mil. - and r.-j t it : fr - n.r.'.ll. l'u;--r.
Kmi -i: Ton Jit ia nt.. t" i'V
a.- -. .it : I-. M .
N ..!!!-.! A--i..tii.n K a'.-- to
l'.ieiti,' Coa-t Knh s fa .'veni run
th da.v l - .11 t.'
ready f..
.-i'etar .
.iin r.
M.n :h. 1
TELEdRAPHIC WSPATOn
Sail Francisco,
Kclinmij- 1-Jth 11 A. ?I.
In Oi.l (IV1C1I BIlOTHKli:
. s
I bought this day a Bankrupt
Stock of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollnr. Goods will be up there
tin tnirty days. Sell all Goods
Below Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good people of Carson
the benefit of this Purchase.
HERMAN 01C0VICH.
! Is w.rK nuid.)
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
l,.UIES. IV e Shall Sell t.ood In Accord
ance with above Order.
PRICE NO
OBJECT.
Take n.lvitntnsre of thl
felilti
Itnre CHiince,
PIANO TUNING!
31 K. JACOB ZECH
A!iii"Hin-
that ht- will he in rai-n
alamt
MAY 13, JS78,
ti.l la main for st a-ral Ia-i. Parties ih -irin' to
PIA0i COKKKf'TI.Y TCXKO
Will have an
Mav -Jl. 1.-;
pportunity to
j. tt'
lire hi-i er-. j. --.
K MAXl'FACTl BK
the lle-.t Moilern llllproni
Tru-i. , I'erl'eet lietainer. I'riee
reilneeil. .No niaL.'iii-t ism, ipiaekri-'t
nieim-iMe. or nn-irepri--eiitation ahoiu
u. Si-iul for lliu-trate.l Catalo-aie.
CAhll'iiliSI A KI.AS'l'IC Tlil'SS
CO.MI'ANV.
lil.'i Saerameni.i -t.. San rranri-i'o.
The Calilornia Klatie Tru-s ha wmi it-a to puhlii.-
favnr. on ai nit of it- many a.h aula ;-f, not onh oi ail-
jn-iment, l.nt heiii-- free from meial spiin-j aii.l iron
hoops, it ean he e..n-l a lit ly w. .rn ith ease ami i ifoi t.
Tin- priee also plae.-s il within reaeh of all attli. teil. rive,
eiuht anil ten ilollar- for an ai tiele snpei ior .. w hat has
heeli heretofore -lil for twice mil thrieis that Mini, a.hls to
it- s-ile- ami n-e. It is eontriieteil on sei, ntilie prineiple
aii'l sells on its merits. l'rm It,, i hi. I '. ,-.- .V- . .-,
Sun -'.('a''". ml'J
i O T I i :
rlHIK rOPAKT.VKKwHIP f OUPOSKI) OK
I I'. A. Warner ami John ( J. Ko, iim!. r tile name ami
style of i. A. Warner . Co., of Carou Cily, Xevaiia. was
iiisolvel hy nnnnul consent Mav -'I. 1-7-, Mr. Charles
Sailler hauntr piirehasi ai the i ntire interest of Mr. John (.;.
Ko therein.
'1'he husines will hereafter he carried on hy the nniler
sixneil, 'harles Sailler anil I". A. Wanner, nmU-r the linn
name of 1 A. Warner Co., who will e olleet all ilues ami
pav all ilchts of I'. A. Warner ; Co.
I'. A. WACXK.lt.
CH s. SAi.,K.
Carson, Xeva.la, May 7. 1-7-. m
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Reduction in Prices, owing to
the decline in the Eastern
Market.
E. B. R A I L,
OPPOSITE CAPITOL BUILDING, CARSON.
1
Retail l.e.iier in
HARDWARE,
Iron,
I'uwdor,
Anvils,
Steel,
Shot,
Sawn,
Coal,
Fuse,
Caw,'
Beili.w,
Rope,
Wedges,
Metises
Lace Leather
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
liar Fixture, China Sets,
Lamps, Chandelier.
Mirrors, Lantern?,
Etc.. F.tc, Etc
Agricultural Implements,
Plovrs,
Reajiern,
Harrow,
Mowers,
Cultivators, Etc.
Gang Plows.
Wheat flake
Etc.,
Paints, Oils I Brushes.
Coal Oil, Paint oil, Turpentine, Varnish, White Lead,
lluhher Taint, Chemical Paint, Lard Oil,
Machine, CaHtor, Keats Foot Oil,
Alcohol, Etc., Etc.,
STOVES. RANGES, TINWARE,
M.d.illi'.n and I.umv! Panee,
Ruck's and uther Brands f Stove
Pnmiw, How and Pip. Doors, Window
Ltlinrtx and OlaMS, lYood and Wtllow
Ware, Bird Cngea, Pistols,
Guns, CartrlJrtiM, Water,
Gas and jLt&l Y ik,
House Furnishing Goods.
Brass ana Steam Goods.
1'racti.Ti! Plnmhers an,i Tinners fr. .la r.-.f.finL- ami n.r.i
llfaetiiriii!,' ot all kinds Tin aiel Irn Wale
Call and Cret Prices Cheap for Cash
' - " E. B. RAIL.
FAMILY GROCERY.
rjHI K CHOICEST, AND It A II E S T
G-HO OEHI ES
la.r family use i-nr-tant!y midland.
terror
Xlet L,lltle Thintrs Xrt to Be "TH
8V Found Kanvliere H
CO TO CHENEY'S.
A -a-ner.il :ws.-.rtment .f tin- )n--t staile Mini eliniit -r-e.-iet.
I'ltK'KS To Nl'l T TH K TIMKS!
.11 MIX K. ( HKXKY,
A.lami I'.l.iek, ('Hr.-.n street. oTiu-r nf Tele-rapl..
.I.nniai-y I,s7,.
ClIIi.AI DEiMISTRY
CHEAP OPKRATIONS
-at, m tin- Unman niunth ;tlus r-iiinrv
1 rui'rk. .-mail pav m anveaiiae-
ilyin iile ean iietcr seenre first . -lass talent, :i i ei ineeil
111 all liranelie- lusiiie--i. Uerati..tis ux.n the human
.-niijeet, ah..ve eterytliiny i-Im, slmulii lie iK.-rftiniitil hv an
artitie liainl. All .'peratii.ii ierfnrineil hy
DR. BREWSTER,
A" is "ell known, wear thi ea-t. Owinif, lnmever, to the
htrinijeiiey ! Ihe time- linam-ially,
The Doctor iropoa(n to Drop tlie Prlcea ot
hid 0ieiations to auit Hip poriud,
o unci after April ir.th.
That none may he ileharre.l of hi arti-tic ahilitv.
April 14, m
WILHELM SADLER,
ik.i.i:ii in--
FRl'ITS, IOFECI'IOERV, IELLIES,
A.N'D CAXXED GOODS.
A Full Assortment constantly on Ilaiul.
"ai--...n r-ti
et. thin! .h.or .
l.'ai .11 City,
u:h of Sjnar street.
N.'.a.la. ,T
SIO Reward!
MAV ?th.
h.tweenlhe .Mountain Hons,-, on the Aurora' Id .ai)
a in I ( ran lenaiiili s lianeh, a .Memorandum liook, eontain-in-,'
valnahle papers, letteis ami some money. The hniler
nill receive, the ah' no ivwanl h leaiiii-,' it at the -Mountain
House on the Aurora n-aj. I;. TKI;l;V.
May 7th, leT.s. Jw
iOTlIJ.
v. i i. v. it i"il'i'S.I.S WIU PK RE.
s " ' ie.i until ai A i c;n, 1-7.-, at the oilio- ..f the s.....
. '' -, "-, " '"I;l1-"" Xi-vada,for in-urinir the
Mate ( aiatol l.nildm- in the mhii ot : jflnn,iMHi. an. (lie
..non for on,, year from May
lUih. Is7s. The Capitol C
1 1 1 i.e'iai in i.aesuin oi
t" reject anv anil all I. ills.
ommis-!ont-rs reserre the rL'ht
''a'Tn'a'e" a,", reeeivc.l for insurimrthe .State.
apit.il I.uihhn- anil State l.ihrary for terms. .f two ami
three years from May Kith. I,s7.5.
l.y ..nlei oi the Unanl of Capitol Coinniissioi
,. . . , J o- Mixui:
t arson, Mav ... 1-7.S. til.
aiiers.
.-ecretare.
NOTICE!
mo COXSIMERS OF WATER, Irrlif..
ml 1,1 i, T l ""'v ,,' !,,1"w'1 "hil the pit is
I.! la- hand. 1 he practice of putting irrigation pipes
r un !!'- tr,l',S' VT Mti"- t i-ater run .. he
lr ll n f ""Ui'1' fVrhikVm" tl'e 8i.lealk and
tr ets not allovve.l Any deviation from this rule will
cause tin: supply to he cut off.
I. (.. PlNf'KNKY, Seeretarv.
airsoii. May Ut, la7s.