The Daily Appeal from Carson City, Nevada • 3

-rnr Ai'i'EAL itj Fill DAY' JULY 10 STOCKS. Yesterday's sales in the -an Francisco Stock Exchange: ykktkuday's aftekxoon boakd. Alpha Alta Andes. Odelicr. PeJIo liodie Puliion.

Caledouia Choilar Comomv. O.C.tf Yn. Confidence. Point Del Monte. Eureka.

-Exchequer. i'c (J 'olmes 70 Justice. 80 Julia 1 10 Menfiek. 1 () ton 2 "25 Mexican. Mono 1 no Mt.

2 75 Xavajo 1 N' JJell Isle 1 7f Occidentals' vtiir (i i (toi 1 Peerless 25 :5 ii'J Uelcher. i Nevada 1 8" l'ti" Cn. 15 CO 23 2 20 4 2 i 40 15 90 1 10 3 15 2 I 1 05 15 1 (,) 30 00 2 15 2 10 2 15 Jacket. Card. I desiro to call the attention or the public of Carbon and vicinity to the fact that I have recently sold cut my tin ire stock of drugs and the good will of the business to Mr.

A. E. Harris, who will henceforth conduc said business, known as the City Drug Store," opposite the Pcstofiiee. she to thank the general i ublic for their generous patronage in the past; and I bespeak for Mr. Harris a continuation of the same, believing that it will be to your mutual advantage.

I am, respectfully, jit) W. II. ClIEPIC. The Hairy KestaKrar.t Has been renovated and reopened, and will bo run in a neat nnd homelike nianntr. A share of patronage is respectful1- solicited.

j2 Mrs. A. If, Stewart. Notice, Purchaser i Heal Estate. Officf of Cofxty Assessor, Carson, June 10, 1801.

Purchasers of real cstato will please take notice that a lien attaches to real estate, for personal property taxes from the date of assessment. Prospective purch asers nf real estate can ascertain the amount of puch liens by inquiry at my office. J. D. Kersey, jllrn Assessor.

Rubicon Springs. These famous springs will be rpened the 15 by Miss Yade Clark who will have everything in readiness to entertain her guests. A stagrt will run daily from McKiu-neys and the road is in good shape. jlO tt A. Livingston now practically eont rolls the wholesale liquor trade of the city, lie is continually adding to his stock sells only standard brands.

lie is also introducing some excellent CalU fornia wines to tho people of Carson, as well as foreign and domestic cigars of tho finest quality. Drop in and inspect his stock. 13 tf Sandrock and Millard, practical plumbers and gasfittcrs, havo opened a shop in Pick Mills old stand South Carson and propose to do all work in their line at prices ro low that you don.t have to mortgage your property, to pay them. Stoves and ranges and all kinds of tinware on hand, at very reasonal.de rates. Razors and scissors sharpened.

.1 1 1 Wanted Lady to do writing at home. Address with lf-add o-s-ed stamped envelope Miss I'lorn I). Jones South Rend, Proprietor of tho Famous "F.Itieh of Roses." When going to the Post Oiliee step into the City Drug and procure a box of line Toilet Soap at cost. jio Try the great Cephalino" for headache. Immediate relief.

City Dnii Store. 1 15 Lost A gold snake-shaped bracelet, also pair of spectacles. The finder will please leave the aiticl'-s at the Vtestotn Union Telegraph office with Miss Humphrey. A girl wanted to work at tailoring; miist be a good seamstress, apply at Chris. Williams', Ormsby Block.

j21w I Mi SORTS. The libel agaiest the ltata has been dismissed. A new barber shop is to start in the IL'us bl.ek. Geo. W.

linker, the attorney, has gone to San Francisco to reside. The amateurs expect to give a very fine performance on Monday evening. Archie Faker will furnish the Orphans' Home with supplies dur ing the next six months. An extra frieght crew has been put on tt.e C. between Truckee YrudBWortL.

must he increasing. The Xevttda Tourist is the name of a paper published at Lake Tahoe. Frank Sisson, of Keno, is the publisher and editor. There is talk of having baseball gam" at Steamboat Springs next Sunday between the Emporiums of Carson and the Comstocks of Yirginia Tor a purse of $50. The Austin Reveille gays: If Pussel Harrison doesn't bridle his tongue irreverent people ill begin calling his father Old-man-afraid-of-his-son, and tho name will be both truthful and appropriate.

J. M. Kreiss. a San Francisco bicyclist, msde Carson yesterday atternoon, having ridden all the way on a Singer Safety. He has been on the road five days and passed through some beautiful country.

He leaves to-day for the lake by way of the Placerville road. A Horse's Sagacity. few days ago, just as the A morning express was nearing Empire, a largo Cottonwood tree was blown across the track, and but for the sagacity of Commissioner Morris' horse, a terrible disaster-would have occurred on the Y. T. It appears the horse saw the tree across the track and the train rounding the curve.

He waa lied to a post, but breaking away from his fastenings he rushed up to a grocery store and dippiDg bis tail in a barrel of red roof paint, rushed back, and elevating the red danger signal in air, flagged the train. When the passengors realized what had occurred there was a general desire to bIiow some appreciation for the animal' heroic act, and a contribution of $.18.50 was taken up to furnish the beast extra fodder for the Summer. Senator and John Mackay pave $10 upieoe. A Disappearing1 Ink An ink, which, according to the Effective Advertiser seems to be identical with the disappearing ink of about twenty years ago, has recently been placed upon the European market, and is a watery solution of iodide amylurn. It produces a be ltiful blue black writing which begins to fade after a few days, and disappears entirely after a few days.

Gazette Cagwiu Xoteware sells an ink that has the same qualities. We have noticed a whole bottle with stopper and contents disappear inside of two hours. Death of S. Tobej Mr. S.

F. Tobey, fatl-ei of Y. l. Tobey and IV of this' city, while i- er Wttreham. on Monday, vw.s into and al most instatjtly l.iil."' hy Deceased was a pioneer resident of South V.

nreham, ow ning a farm near tho town. Uesidea Mr. -r mm I'irs. i iiss tie leaves a wiftj and single daughter to mourn his death. Tobey and Mrs.

Bliss, departed Wednesday evening for South Wareham to attead the funeral. Private School. Miss. Kinney is now prepared to take private scholars at the old Clapp building near the central school and give them a a thorough education. Call and see the lady.

j252w ii i Always have a sweet unoiTensive brerith by the Italian Miuts 15 cents. City Drug Store. For an artistic and finely finished photo, go to Marston's Gallery, near Ormsby House. jl9 TUE SCHOOL MEETING. TLe to be Repaired and a Special Election Called- There was a good attendance last evening at the Courthouse to discuss the school question.

Trus tee Lincoln opened the meeting. Gov. Coleord was selected chairman and E. J. Parkinson sectary-Trustee Crisler said there was 5500 make repairs.

Prof. Howe thought the building needed a good deal of repairing. The plastering was falling, the floors worn full of holes, and when high winds came he had frequently dismissed the school, fearing the buildiner would blow down. On the question of taxing the district aud issuing bonds, Mr. Summer-field called attention to the fact that the authority to issue bonds could not be given until after the next session of the Legislature.

Mr ITanford in his remarks showed how the money for State lands was getting larger every year and was reducing the county tax. It would soon reduce it to 30cts. on the $100 and if the people would keep it at oOcts, the permanent figures, with the State money the new school house could be built. '1 he motion was carried to call a spoehl election in the spring to raise money to buy a lot and start the foundation. Prof.

JTowe it would not be advisable to nove off the present site but to buy additional property. Trustee Ciis-ler said Fox's lot was taxed at S300 but he wanted 2,000 when it was wented for school purposes He if the Assessor taxed it at the owner's valuation a few vears he might he wiliin-r to sell. The meeting was addressed al so uv justice nawtitorne, l.oo IL'fer, A 'ex Ardery, Barney Mc-Clure and S. p. Davis.

A motion was carried to allow the Trustees to make necessary repairs. It was also the unanimous voice of the meeting that the next Legislature authorize the issuance of bonds to erect a new school house. Adjourned. mm IMstriot Court. Thr- Court, Judgo Kislng presiding, convened at 10 o'clock yes terday morning.

In the matter of the estate of James It. True, deceased. Mrs. M. Ackerson was appointed administratrix, with bonds fixed at Messrs A.

Livingston, John Carter and W. G. Gaigo appointed as appraisers of the estate. The Grind Jury reported that thaD they ignored the charge against J- Smith, charged with attempt kill, and indicted Joseph -t' for felling liquor to Indians. The latter's trial was set for July 'Oth, and Trenmor Coffin appointed to defend him.

Races! The programme for next Sundays races at Steamboat Springs will be as follows First mile dash for three year old and upwards, horses car rying weights for age. Purse ilQO. trot, half mile heats, best three in five. Purse $150. Third Half mile dr.sh, three year old and upwards.

Purse Fourth and a half dasli for saddle hordes. Entrance, free, Liider and b.i'i to weigh 100 lbs. Purse $20. Ladies and children free. Gents 25cents.

All entries will dose at 12 July i2th at. Steamboat Springs and races will be run under the National Blood Horse Associa ion tiles. Jons Minim, President, John Dvlehanty, Secretary. Dr. Fox treats all diseases of he rectum, including hemorrhoids fiis-tula, fissures and ulcers, on modern scientfic principles and radically cures without rain, without loeso: blood and detention from business Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Yv ins-low's Sothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic ind is the best remedy for diarrhoea Twenty five cents a bottle. Diseases of woman a specialty. inl2 Dr.

Fox. A Sad -Mission. William Dale, formexly a ret-i-j dent of Yirginia City, left his home in Santa Rosa severel years ago to i htf.pr in litVin the ,,5 aud full of etiercrv and perserver anoe. he secured a position as after a time haI saved ouite a re- I snrohi 1 His life's desire was to visit his mother nnd two brothers once more at his native heme, and with this object in view he sought and secured a short vacation from his arduous duties. The day prior to leaving Seattle he re ceived the sad intelligence of his brother's sudden death in Santa i Rosa.

While overed from first telefcram. he had h-u the shock rc- of second message was received more ghastly, figuratively speaking, than the first. His younger brother through despondency, caused by his brothers sudden taking away, committed suicide by taking poison. Young Pale arrived in his city yesterday morning, to attend funeral of his vouncjer brother. Interest ing-Our citizens are enjoying a rare treat in the lectures and occult demonstrations by the noted Dehnatius McClary, popularly knoAnas the "Caucasian Seer." He is a fine speaker, and his lightning crayon illustrations and wonderful exj eriments in second sight, magnetism make his very instructive dissertations on the hu man body very enjoyable.

Sacramento Kecord-Uni Dr. McClary, tbo "Seer," will appear at Odd Fellows' Hall six nights, commencing on Saturday July 11th. Sunday night he will describe and illustrate the "Human Skylight." Admission free for adults. Office at Arlington Hotel. Homicide at Trackee.

La3t Monday morning Malcolm McDougald had a difficulty with Michael Lenahan at Truckee. McDougald beat Lenahan over the head and about the body with a pistol. Lenahan died from his injuries Wednesday. Both men were saloon keepers, Lenahan having been in tho business in Truckee for ten years, and had a large circle of friends. Deceased was a member cf Summit Lodge, K.

of nnd leaves a wifa and four children. Luy your shoes at Olcovich J4 A full line of souvenier, tea, coffee, and orange spoons made from Corastock silver, at Goldens. J2 tf. Go to tioorge Ilark's for ham, bacon, pickled pig's feet, butt; efrgs and all kinds of meat kej.t iu a first class market. j2(Jlw.

Dr. Fox treats private, chronic, and nervous disea cf men, nervous debility, knpouaee, etiicture and all other weakness of manhood J. T. Murphy wid have horse racing every month at Steamboat Springs; commencing on July 11, and running through the Sum mer. j2G Ask for the refreshing Summer beverage Hire's Loot beer.

With 25 cents worth you can make five gallons. City Drug Store eppo- site Post Office. i Parties wishing Rubicon Spring's water in quantities to suit should send direct to the springs. Add. Yade Clark, II ubicon, Springs Yia.

McKinney's, Lake Tahoe. Io trade for harness nnd bug-gic, one five year old mare about S25 pounds t.rokc gentle to harness, alio two year old. Will trade cdt for single buggie or harness and buggi Address C13 City. For comfort, take the Union Pacific Pailway, ths only line running THROUGH PULLMAX SLEEPING CARS WITHOUT CHANGE between Ran Francisco and Chicago, with DINING CARS TIIE ENTIRE DISTANCE; arriving in Chicago and al eastern cities 22 HOURS IX ADYAXCE OF ALL OTHER TRANS-( OXT-INENTAL LINES. Tourist excursions leave everv Tuesdav and Saturdav, with THROUGH PULL-MAX TOURIST SLEEPING CARS to Chicago without change.

TICKET OFFICE XO. 1 MONTGOMERY ST; Francisco, D. Y. HITCHCOCK, GENERAL AGENT. Tickets can be had of Y.

H- Phillips, Agent, 8. P. Reno. the 'arson S'n i tk-s! ali are pf fttUid con-1 of the year's work. TM ...11 1.

I I mcj aSli ixiu u- I'le of Carson to corridor the Titct they have endeav. to tntertdu the ruMic at Uuir iccjr.lux cxer- luring the f.r; that as i members of said i-octcties thev feel lhp of a iti'lo library suitahlo library in i .1.1 conuei-uon Therefore they will their be-t to jneiit the patronage of tho people, which they hope will bo generous on the eve of July 15th, the occasion of their entertainment at the Cnrs opi-rsv 11 use. Admission, adults 50c, children j'27 Pv Chris Wiliiatns, iu the Orrns- l.y block, you can got a fine fitting pair of pa. its made to order a j24w -the lat cheap as ready made i Try the Hambug Oil est lvmedy. City Drug Store.

j27 Announcement i The Uteris Sch' i open one of tlu; Epppeii Tailoring Establishments Best TjST Til IS OU CAN GET $25, aSO, $35, FASHIONABLE PANTb 88, 1, 812. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 13 STOR 1 SEW STYJLE! BOOTS AN. Children's School Shoes, Ladies' and Gents' Foot ware! Allen 8c Burl in game, Opposite Government Building, Carson City, Nevada. AM I i CATCH HIM! HOLD tt.

STOP THIEF! 9 For he robbed us of Prolil. Mr. the rceoi-izjr of no law, lias i n-r jn Ilctl me make the iag cuts -A 1 5 I'oz frch Nev.cggs.$i oc 13 Ks granulated ex) I 14 lbs sugar. 1 00 i Dried beef hams, per lb. 15 "7 1-ast'n stiar-curctl 13.Vj.5Ib apple 1 I 5db h'v Jioney Ike apNi 50 io pall laru I 1-2 bbl pius feet 1 f-o il pai! bacon.

1 5 cans rondeu ed 1 co 7cans, 2 yz lb each toiuatosi 00 -v5 0 cans KUiir corn I 00 7 cans string beans 1 00 7 cans string peas .1 00 4 lbs English br'kfst tea. 1 00 I 4 lbs Japan tea 1 00 io-H' sack. Cap meal 60 10-lb any other brand. I 10-Ib corn meal 40 bo crackers 57,4 FRAOY CHEDiC. CARSON.

CITY, NEV. COME ONE! WATER NOTICE. The nnhiic is hereby r.o icc CO 1 1 lit ou Monday, July th, Tiie Carson Water (Vmnany Mill commence laying a new main on Robinson Street, "and during the time such werk is on it ill he :uves.irv ti turn the water ott" enti- i for a portion of each duv. Consumers will please tak notice of the ahovi and keep a supplv of water on ham 1 for immediate use. K.

S. j4 Sitpcrintciidetit 1 A.alio. Co L-fYA Oi-V Iliivini; of their iuter- etc iu Carsiia City, Nevada, to llio BULLION AM) EXrilAMiL BANK We cordially reeommviKl until bank 16 our elitMitH. All imrtk's having money "lo-mNitiMl lit our I'sirKim will receive tiiime on '1 lent ion to lie 11ml Kx-cimiisc Bank au.l imrTie to un at ha id oiliee can settle the line at tu'ui Hunk. I Signed W.

WAHSW Olll M. tl surer, Iv 1 Extraordinary STATE. FOR New Store, Ot.posito Public Buiidinp. WOODS IN IT?" HIM! STOP HIM I Miil 1 I jjuI.Nl Or'rtiiis run. l'z gal pure maple rup.

11 Atmoiv's mince tijeat buttir Si i Jibs ac jiilbs pearl I riey lllo lemon eel lib citron iolbs musca.tel Slbs dried prunes iolbs dry curraiits. 5 papers 3 papers colVee 1 lb frame honev COME ALL! Order to SHOES! 8.