Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-01
STATE OF NEVADA.

| county. We had an account, the othe
day, of their killing scrape at . nionville
ard now comes the story from there o
the locking up of Il lot of them in /;
house and the saturation of TIE sam
with coal oil and the firing of it with tn
intent of having these roast Chiname,
for breakfast. What is it that thus de
inoralizes the very air which envelope:
Humboldt county
A one eyed man, Charles Mellis by
name, made his appearance at Toano, q
few days since, sold his horse and hlan'
kets. got on spree, gambled off his
money then left for Buel City, bat only
! got as fin as Montelio, where he surren-
dered his checks to the dealer, Death.
His poor body was set on by the Coroner
of Elko county and these measre facts
are the result.
The patriots of Lamoilie Valley will
! celebrate tie Gellorious in a picnic, ION
the basket plan" "a the Independent
happily informs us. There will also be
provided the lushy pabulurn of an ora
ton.
Some unmanfnl cur is poisoning the
dogs which have a habitat at Elko.
The Free Masons Of Phoebe had IL ball
on the evening of St. Johns day. 1t
was successful shindy in all its features.
Those Mexican War Veterans still
continue to invade the local columns Of
our exchanges from the Great East.
The Record prays for the cleansing
away of Pioche's prevailing nastiness.
1t costs Martin Buckley 500 time
to maui woman. Such, at any rate, is
the assessment that ind &c Stou:enbaush
of tioche puts upon that sort of diver
sion.
The Phoebe Record of June q says:
Yesterday afternoon Judge CARRIER
concluded his argument on the motion
for new trial in the Raymond & Ely
Hermes case. The case was then taken
under advisement by the Court. and it is
understood that decision will be rem
dered tomorrow morning.
(The telegraph has since stated that .
new trial has been granted.)
Eureka is girdins up her loins for
grand gush of patriotism on the Fourth.
Major Hubbard is to superinduce and
superintend the firing of the gun of
glory.
The goings ana comings of certain
gifted young lady by the name of Blaser
seem to take up a large share of the
time and attention of the swain who
does the ''brief and abstract chronicles
of the time for the Eureka Sentinel.
The name suggests tine lambert flame of |
love.
1t is intimated by the Sentinel that
emigrant families with an eye to the
eternal fitness of things prefer Eureka
to Phoebe. Well. there is a moral at
about Eureka which is calcu-
lated to seduce a trustful emigrant
The Sentinel thinks there is an organ
lied band of robbers ranging through
The country around Mineral Hill.''
The Battle Greek mines in Humboldt
county are commanding good deal of
attention Just now. The Siiuer State
publishes letter from there which
states as follows:
The boys on the copper mines are
IN high spirits. The ledge is looking
better than ever. We have great ex-
element here ut present. The richest
gold ledge ever found in the State has
ust been discovered, by Anderson aud
Vary, close to the creek. Derby. Bass
md others who have seen the discovery.
,ay it is the richest ledge and the best
prospect they ever saw. 1t was first
discovered IL short time ago by George
leeting and Leroy Arnold, but although
hey put notice on the claim they
allied to get it recorded, and there is
kelly to be trouble between the rival
laimants."
The White Pine NerS of June %,
on the Humboldt fire says:
During the excitement and CONSEQUENT
urmoil attendant upon such occasions
will be impossible to give more than q
L.. l.