The Daily Appeal from Carson City, Nevada • 3

MORNING APPEAL TI'EHDAY 1HHS i- P. FMHER. Advertising Airent. 81 Merchant Kxchanire. is sole agent (or the JWMuvui ArriAL ui Sail fnncuca Mn "MORS1XO APPEAL" i "nljf paper in Carton pMi'tihuf telegraphic aitd afternoon tock report.

The Inaugural. Governor Adams ami Lieut, Governor La ugh ton took the official ath in the Governor's office yesterday morning. Gov Kinkead made a few parting re marks in a well worded and most appropriate style, which was responded to in a brief speech by Governor Adams. The two incoming officers were sworn in by Chief Justice Haw-ley. It was altogether a very pleasant ceremony.

NEVADA LEGISLATURE. SENATE. Bejro on the Rasnpase. When the caucuses broke up on Sunday night the members had to thread their way through a dense crowd of youngsters who were applicants for the position of Messenger and Page. When about sixty boys found they were 89 left, they held an indignation meeting, and took measures to -all a constitutional convention to change the law so as to provide two Pages for each Assemblyman.

Parties. There was a most delightful party at the residence of General Clarke last night. Those who havejpreviously been entertained at that hospital mansion can ap oreeiate tne lace that no one left the assemblage, which was large and select, without voting the host and hostess royal en-tertainers. At the residence of Mr. D.

Bliss there was a magnificent children's party, well attended and splendidly managed. During the coming sixty days numerous first-class companies will appear at our Opera House. It is also said that the operatic medley which was so successfully produced and enthusiastically received at Miss Nellie Parkinson's benefit, will again be given this Winter. For the past year there has been a cry, even in our midst, that Carson is going to the bow wows." Yet there is not a town in the State in which it is more difficult for one in search of a house to find a desirable one. All dwellings fit for habitation are occupied.

Taken as a whole, the members of the Legislature are the best and most intelligent looking body of men that have met here in many Judging from their appearance it is not unsafe to predict that they will not waste the State's time. January 1883. Senate called to order at 11 o'clock by Jewett W. Adams, who in a few. brief remarks in-tooduced Lieutenant Governor Laughtou.

Mr. Laughton spoke as follows Senators The hour having arrived for the commencement of the eleventh session of the Legislature of the State of Ne vada, -the Senate will please come to order. It is customary, gentlemen, for the Lieutenant Governor to say a lew words on taking his seat as presiding officer of this honorable body. The Constitu tion has imposed upon him the delicate duty of presiding over your deliberations. Jf 1 em fortunate enough to possess any special qualifications essential to its proper discharge I have yet to discover what they are.

Jean, however, at least assure you that shall bring to its performance a high appreciation ef the importance of this trust, with a sincere desire to be diligent and faithful in its execution. With sad convictions of duty, and not a partisan, I come to this chair to administer your rules, appealing to you only for that generous support, by which alone a presiding officer can be sustained, and pledging you in return an inflexible impartiality, to be shown by my conduct, I am sure that kindly forbearance ana courtesy will gavern our official intercourse and deliberations and this belief expressed, the Chair begs leave to announce that it is prepared to entertain any motion to act in accordance with the pleasure of the Senate. On motion of Brumsey J. R. Kittrell was elected temporary Secretary and Cash Thomas temporary Sergeant-at-Arras The newly elected member presented their credentials.

Brumsey and "Westerfield wee appointed by the Chair to bring Supreme Judge Hawley, who administered the usual oath to the newly elected- members. On roll call all were present except Fox of Storey. PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. The Senate proceeded to per manent organization as follows J. A.

Brumsey, President pro tern. John ft. Kittrell, Secretary. Brady, Assistant See- On State Prison and Insane Asylum Fox, Dennis and Mar ker. On Mileage Hobart, Rock- hill and Kaiser.

On Education, State Library and Public Morals Henderson, Hammond and Foley. On Clams, State Affairs and Supplies and Expenditures McConnell, Hobart and Smyth On Rules and Joint Rules Brumsey, Westerfield and Ham-mend. By Brumsey That 120 copies of Senate rules be ordered, printed. Adjourned until 1 1 o'clock this morning. HOUSE.

o'clock Jasper Thomas, Sergent at McSorley, Assistant Richard A. Rieppe, Democratic Assemblyman from Lincoln, never took an intoxicating drink in his life, ner was ever addicted to the use of tobacco. He is disowned by the members of his political complexion. The music at the Catholic Church on Sunday night, with Mrs. Pascal as soloist and Mr.

(jus Owens as tenor, was the best ever heard in Carson. The Gloria Patria was most artistically rendered. Assemblyman J. W. Smith, a gentleman extremely popular at Eureka, is quartered at the Ormsby House, and Senator J.

Minor Taylor has apartments at the Arlington. The youngest members of this Legislature are Assemblyman Muldoon, of Eureka, aged 22 years, Assemblyman Howell, of Lincoln, aged 23 "years, and Assemblyman Hardin, of Humboldt, aged 26 year. John retary. B. C.

Arms. E. Sergeant at Arms. J. B.

Gallagher, Minute Clerk. M. R. EJstner, Journal Clerk. Committee Clerks W.

Note- ware, li. u. street. Pages A. Kelly and S.

Winston. W. Rulofson, Messenger. Richard Elliott, Porter. The new Secretaries were then sworn in by Chief Justice Hawley.

COMMITTEES. The following committees were appointed. On Election Tolley, Westerfield and Marker. On Corporation Dennis, Henderson and Parker. On Ways and Means Schooling, Hobart, Fox, Williams and Taylor.

On Judiciary Brumsey, Dennis, Gallagher, Henderson and Foley. On Military and Indian Af-i furs Smyth, Dennis and Kaiser. On Agriculture, Counties and County Boundaries, Roads and Bridges Dangberg, Rockhill and Gallagher. On Railroads, Internal Improvements and Manufactures Westerfield, Kaiser and Tolley. On Mines and Mining Taylor, Smyth and Rockhill.

On Public Lands McConnell, Marker nd Dangberg.1 On Federal Relations Smyth, Hammond and Rockhill. On Engrossed Bills Wester- Called to order at 11 by Secretary of State Babeock. Brown of Ormsby nominated Charles Varian of Washoe for Speaker. Elected by acclamation. On taking his seat he spoke as follows.

Gentlemen of the Assembly: In accepting the important trust confided to my keeping by your generous action, I do so with a full realization of the magnitude ot my undertaking. One should bring to the discharge of the arduous and delicate duties of the Chair a ripened and impartial judgement, aided by quickened perceptions and a thorough knowledge of parliamentary law. Conscious of my own deficiencies in thes respects, it shall be my endeavor, with your aid, to preside over your deliberations with candor and impartiality. In this endeavor 1 feel sure you will give me your cordial and sympathetic support. Thanking you for the high honor you have conferred upon me I assume the duties of Speaker.

PERMANENT ORGANIZATION The following permanent or ganization was then effected C. S. Varian, Speaker. O. II.

Gray, Speaker pro tern II. L. Thomas, Chief Clerk J. W. Ballard, Assistant Chief Clerk.

C. Stoddard, Sergeant-at- Arms. W. L. Reese, Assistant Ser- geant-at-Arms.

W. A. Harris, Minute Clerk J. Kullmann, Journal Clerk. H.

T. Tucker, Committee Clerk. James L. Honeyman, Com- mittee'Clerk. Ben Edson, Committee Clerk.

Sam Wagner, Porter. L. Curner, Messenger. J. PechnerandA.

Ash, Pages. McBurney, Riepe and Crown- inshield were appointed as Committee on Mileage. BIKF. Hon. C.

C. Powning is in the city. Major Dennis received at the slaughter house. Do not fail to see the "Magic Doll" at the Opera House. Senator Joe Williams is quar tered at the Arlington.

Senator Dennis is quartered at the residence of Dr. J. W. Fox. A.

C. Cleveland and Steve Gage are both quartered the Ormsby House. Members ordering the Ap peal, will state whether they want it at their rooms or on their desks at the Capitol building. Mr. Klein, made a very in teresting call at the office yes terday and left bis card in the shape of a keg of beer.

Ex-Mayor Stephens, of Vir ginia city, is in the city, accom panied by his brother-in-law, Mr. Thomas Beals. The custom of New Year call ing was generally observed yes terday, a large number of ladies receiving. Damon Lodse No. 2.

K. of fringed, Satin and Sachet cards, meets to-night. All members also gentlemen's calling cards for are requested to attend. Visit 1882 FALL OPENING 1882 AT OLCOVICH BROS. NEW and DECIDED Even7 department filled to overflowing with ncvr acv seasonable goods lor fan ami inter roqimeraeins.

OLCOVICH BROTHERS, Importers and Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and S.W Men's Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Carpets, llonse luroii ing Goods, offer better inducements to purchaser than any other house in this city. Having NO RENT to pay and smaller expenses than onrfwrs- petitors, carrying the largest stock and best assortment, we enabled to sell at closer prices. Our SHOE STORE is the most complete in the State, aw? have on hand an excellent assortment of Misses', Lidies" am'-. Children's Shoes of the best Eastern makes. Kew Year's Card.

The rush of customers during the past week having exhausted their entire stock of cards, Cag- win Noteware have ordered, to arrive this morning by ex press, a new lot of Novelty, ing Knights are invited. The Au Fait Club (reorganized) will only give two parties during this season, but they are to be very exclusive and select. Macbeth was one of the appli cants who got left 1 883. The shelves emptied by Christmas purchasers are being replenished by new and season able coods. Call and examine them at the bazaar opposite the postoffice.

Gour- Wakelee's Camelline, aud's Oriental Cream, Dickey's Shakespere cream de Lis, Hagan's Mag- 50 Cents Per WeeJc All casw-s of ktritimate alvertiwnfV net exceeiiinir six tines inserted in Uiis 4jiw. for 5(1 Cent per week. To Bent. A BEAUTIFULLY FU KN ISflKT Kuom, on King street. tw mm -utes' walk troiii the t'flpitol, with etc.

Inquire OS this wiliee. t. 'pHE PERSON WHO TOOK. I mistake, or Mole? it if felt bat fifj. the Episcopal Church on is reuuewtedto return it withont to the undersigned.

GEO. Famished Rooms to ftca 8 AT THE CAPITOL LODGING HOVPt next ta the oraec, tr tta day, week or montit, with or wiHwirA fire. MuS. J. FOKRS7.

THE APPROPRIATION KILL. An act to create a legislative fund of $05,000 was introduced by Wells of Esmeralda and passed Adjourned until this morning ot 1 1 o'clock. The river at Empire frozen field, Fjrfey anid Parker. over, so as to reader it good for skating. P.iv.T On Enrolled Bills Henderson, Williams and Hammond.

Saw Tear's liar. New Year's Day was not as generally observed yesterday as on former occasions, from the fact that the Legislature was in session, contrary to ths usual custom, and members did not take the road until late in the afternoon. They then bad to rush around and see how many calls they could make before darkness came on. The ladies were at their best and arrayed in the most bewitching toilets, and made the reception of strangers as welcome as could be desired. The outgoing and incoming Governors called together.

Many of the members whose dress suits had been delayed by slow freight transportation and did not call at all. The usual refreshments were lavished upon the guests and those who finished calling a couple of hours after dark considered that they had really done a good day's work There were many new faces among the ladies who received and from the general appearance of things, the. -session will 'be a lively one socially. (of Esmeralda) says, "Thou shall be Thane of chowder." Assemblyman W. M.

N. Johnson, of Storey, is quartered at the residence of his mother, MrS. II. Day. Michael Barrett, of Empire arrested for attempted arson, has for some time, past, for several months, shown evidences of in sanity.

It is believed that Manager Abbey will bring Mrs. Langtry to Carson on her return East from San Francisco, in which city she will soon appear. There will be a considerable exodus of defeated aspirants for Legislative positions, which is no inconsiderable portion of our present floating population. Fischer Decker are now setting out a fine hot lunch every day from 11 a. m.

to 2 p. and will continue to do so during the Winter. Also Moun tain Beer always on tap. arson Mint Cainase. The following is the result of the coining operations at the Carson Mint during the month of December, 1882 Dauble eagles Half eagles 32,085 Standard dollars 100,000 Total $194,405 It a subject of general re mark yesterday that while the new Governor was being inau gurated the flag over the Capitol building was at half-mast.

It was merely an accident, how ever, but the Republicans think was a dispensation of Prov idence. Lubin's handkerchief extracts of Ess. Bouquet, Jockey Club, Tea Rose, Moss Rtse, Tube Rose, White Rose, Airs of leaven, Sweet Clover, Stephar- itis, Heliotrope, Oriental Drops, Bouquet of the Exposition, Abronia, Violet, Must, Bou quet de Caroline, Hedijosma, Ylang Ylang, Fragipanni, New Mown Hay Mille ilema, and Laws Wood Violet at Thax- ter's drug store. nolia Balm, Lengfeld's Opera Cream, Laird's Bloom of outh Davidson's Circassian Bloom Pozzoni's. Saunders' Pestachio i.

i Jl.MII, klWUH lUWUllir, Mountain Rose, Kaloderflor, Enameline, English Lavender, Meen Fun, Lubin's A- Lablache Face Powders, at Thaxter's P. P. Company, Mirror, Hack metack, Yosemite, Bouquet Farina, Floreston Hoyt's colosnes. Vialet, Rosadora Multiflora, Cashmere lfcmquet Vinaere and Royal Windsor Toilet Waters and Murry Lanman's and Redington Flori da Water, at Thaxter's drug store. Dancing; At the Opera House.

Classes every Saturday from 1 to 4 and from 7 to 9 P. after which dancing until 12 o'clock, Terms, payable in advance, Adult class, per month, $5 children, under fifteen years. 42. Music furnished for balls and parties at a reasonable figure. Hall Medek.

iavrrjr and Feed Ktakle. D. Circe has now a fine stock of fast and safe horses and new carriages and Is prepared to fur nish teams or single rigs at cheaper prices than any stable in the city. Horses Iwarded by the day, week or month and given the best of feed. A trial will give satisfaction, both as to the quality and price of services rendered.

Call and look at the canary and mixed bird seed at Thax ter's 'I rug store. It is imported and perfectly clean. None other is suitable to feed your canaries. If you want the common seed, he has it, and asks but a bit a pound. Zephyrs, all shades crewls, all shades German knitting worsted, all shades Saxony 'l ill A 1 yarns, an snaues nneiiara wools, all 6hades; embroidery silks, all shades, at M.

Cohn's. Go to M. Cohn's ani examine his new styles of moquettes and body Brussels carpets. Oriental tooth wash, Tetlow's perfumes and Slavens face pow ders for sale at Fosters. A large stock of whisp brooms very nice frm 25 cents to at Thaxter's.

Another invoice of Brown's iron Bitters ju9t received at haxter's. UoIIIdajr misery. The Misses Calimberti are again to the front with an en tirely fresh assortment of mil- neiy goods selected especially for the holidays. No one can look upon their dazzling stock of feathers, velvets and bonnet trimmings without mentally ex cusing the yearnings of a woman 'prices. To be found at Cohn's for a new bonnet.

one price store. 5 tV anted to Kent. RENT, THREE FrRXTSIWIk Booms. Apply at Peterson tograph Gallery on wheels, opf.5 Li ine urnisry Jtioue. Room to Rent.

rriWO BEDKOOMS, WITH USE I double parlor. Including tuAM room, warm and cold water. Gw ir rooms MRS. F. II A YV AK1.

Curry street, one blor-k from (Vmw. Mm at ice. COIIX IS NOW TIIK WKjT ifla Hsrent in of the and "Sew Howe" sewlnsr mrtchir. TonMorial. SCHE1M IS NOW Rl NXrSG RWfcrAfc ber ghop near the depot, iwi rm they fay, up to I be handle.

Kir a r3, cloae, arUmic and quick share, haircut, this place cannot easily be uutuw. Perfumery. rf ETLOW'S PERFUMERIES. irCXD: Marie Stuart, White (raniura ani Spring Violet, for tale at the City Cacwin Jk. Xoteware'a Wear 0-(vov NEW Mt'SIC, NOVEMBER SiMiA.UE...

lJatfirett' nraton' Bar." Sf rltcrvjl-ir and McKinnon Pen, Auteniutk' PinclV, JP zar Patterns, Powder, -Shot, feteelts nA Car ridges. CARSOH VOTES WSEfCS, Tilt KRSERTOIRa or TWIiV Company are supplied witl tiu from Never Failing iprings, whirh Tr-. from the Hierra Nevada. By hiswater i shown to be perfect? all ira-pnritieK. The iuaio of tV company having been laid in alt principal etreef.K of the city, tli wwr rendered available to all eity limits.

Families, Ifv stables, etc supplied on favofitist CARSON WATKR Office next to Well, Fargo Ctv'o. PHOTO AST GfcLLS8YL PMOTOCPIAPH3 OF ALL. KINDS, And Fleiarea km CmjM c- ladla Ink. Dose in the Highest Style of tLj Art Come and tmject sample of wort-C. E.

PETERSONS Main Street, Opposite Ormcby HeciMa- OR. MAYO A. GREENLAW SURGEON DENTIST: OMSee aver KaTlaya nSOtf CITY.NVADA. Oalea P. Houra Fr a.

Fine assortment of feather dusters, cheaper than ever, at haxter'sr Ladies fancy goods at reduced all and Winter flilKneff IHICa CALIHBIXTl Would respectfully inform Hi Carson and vicinity that they h-w-stantly on hanJ elegant noveKi-Pall and Winter Millinery, atthto--tablikliment. icxt tt cim mi wm mti; fi3.