The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-08

Tuesday Morning, March 8, 1870
tbs DIsrRIcr CouRr for Ormsby
County met yesterday. Gases set on
Calendar. Will be 10 session to-day.
Deputy q. s. MARsHAL.-Mr. Fran
cisco Butler is the Deputy U. S. Marshal
resident here. Was appointed AS such
by Marshal Lammon. A good appoint
ment.
The EMPIRE RIorERs will be examined
before Justice Waltz on Saturday next.
We have reference to those seven or
eight meu who are of the eleven that
were arrested by the Sheriff.
q. s. CIRCUIT CouRr.-Judge Sawyer
not being present, Judge Hillyer pre-
sided at the opening of the Circuit
Court yesterday Calendar set and
Court adjourned untilthe 1lth of April.
Adolphus Waltz was admitted to prac-
tice.
SUDDEN DEArH.-On Friday last
little son of Mr.. Emanuel Penrod being
missing from the house, search was
made and be was found iu an adjoining
field, in 6t. He died very soon after
he was found. The lad had been anu.
sing himself burning brush and had
been alone for some hours before be was
discovered. He was about pine years
of age. The funeral took place on
Sunday.
letter envelope from Reno yesterday
containing the following, and simply
this and nothing more -
In Reno, February 9th, 1870, to the wife
OF J. w. Jaquish, J. w. JAoUIsH.
Now, if we interpret this Literally We
must say that-if this is a BIRTH W.
Jaquish was born to Mrs. Jaquish or
if, on the other hand, it was a marriage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquish have been getting
spliced. Not to be too critical, however,
We make the more liberal Interpretation
of it and pronounce it the imperfect rec.
ord of birth f; but must confess that
we are left in painful predicament of
doubt as to whether Mr.. and Mrs. J.
have been blessed with a son, or q |
daughter, twins or triplets-and We
would suggest to the proud parent that
his communication is open TO correction.
The EMPIRE RIoT CASE Of the three
men who we're examined before Judge
Waltz on Saturday, charged with
" conspiracy" two were held to appear
before the next Grand Jury. These two
are Gilmore and Davis. They gave the
required bonds and were permitted to
go at large. The other eight who were
arrested are still to undergo an exami
nation. We mentioned in our Sundays
issue that a large number of arrests had
been made, subsequent to the arrests of
the above upon warrants issued here,
upon warrants emanating from Judge
Morris Court at Empire. These latter
arrests we're made at the instance Of
persons supposed to have taken part in
the riotous proceedings, for the purpose
of obtaining a hearing and discharge
if such could be obtained-while the
other cases were being disposed of.
How we'll this bit of sharp practice will
work can hardly be determined before
the meeting and action of the Grand
Jury.
FlRE.-Yesterday morning at halfpast
five o'clock FIRE broke out in the New
York Bakery on King street, and before
the flames could be subdued the bake
house aud the adjoining building in
which Mr.. Cavanaugh and his family
resided and which served as place Of
business for the bakery were destroyed.
Miss McKabe, dressmaker occupied .
part of Cavanaugh's house, and barely
escaping with her life as she did she
Loot II bor oun pareopoI effscte. haa;das