Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-28
YESTERDAY was pretty much of a time

YESTERDAY was pretty much of time
among the honest little boys who had
only been taking our types at second
hand and hiding them in an innocent
and virtuous manner. Our notice, and
some timely preachments in the public
school (for liich We are mach Obliged
brought in gate an avalanche of
Sorts Indeed, the good boys began
to favor us with these instalments as
early as night before last. One little
chap who had parted with his jewsharp
for some ''four-line clarendon, returned
those types with an mir Of modest yet
eager honesty which it did ones old
bones good to know of and yesterday,
after gentleman friend Of ours whose
little daughter had yielded up her share
of the plumber, had come in and made
deposit of some ''pi. almost II con-
;innous string OF Youngsters came trail
ing along. One hatch of three who had
been tiattening their noses against the
glass door of our office, doubtful wheth
er to come III or not, being invited IL
and asked if they hal any type, all an
swared at once, as boys VIII, and then
one Of them produced q weak little hand
frl of BREWER spaces which he said he
had got from Johnny somebody; and
then one of the tho proceeded TO tell rs
how the marauIers had operated when
on their raids One bright eyed little
chap whose people have within few
wears experience the change from slav I
cry to freedom and whose generic name .
has now bat one "g " in the spelling of
it, stopped US on the street to inquire if .
we had got back all our " stamps The /
honest little African meant types and
when we utilized his evident spirit OF com
municativeness by inquirins If he knew
of any boys wilu had any OF those useful
devices in the printers art, he quite az
IDENTIFY bowed on two ROSTERS of
hitherto irreproachable character. Thus
il is tha, we come to be furnished with
evidences unlocked for III mitigation of
the general opinion of exasperated adults, !
that the average boy, when he gets fairly
into breeches should be Immediately !
suppressed-even if it take the entire !
military force of the State, Van Bokke
len and all, to do it. s
r. r. Acc1pENr.-We made our ac-
customed excursion to the railway sta '
ton yesterday afternoon but could learn I
no items thereaway and the only thing
we noticed worthy of mention was that Q
the peanut man. Ellsworth, had got i,
into his booth and thereat makes !.
tempting display of fruits, &c. After j
we came away from that neighborhood
and had wandered about like harmless
vagrant for two or three hours seeking
in vain for something worth recording. y
we met Jim Slingerland, and Jim told us d
that brakeman had fallen off from one fl
of the trains and got a nose put on him. ii
He said the accident happened near the %
Brunswick mill and that it was the noon i
train from which the man fell. Maybe h
it wasn't brakeman maybe it was t,
private citizen who fell off; maybe ie
did fall off and hurt himself
worse than just to mash his bugle; we
don't know anything at all about it only h
what SHngerland told us; and if he lied =,
he railroad people must go to him and u u
make him fight or take it back-we Just ~
i've the story for what it is worth. d
Probably Jim told the truth. "
P. S.-Since the above was put in -
ype we have been informed by Mr.. :"
Ardery Chief telegraph operator for the
7. & T. Co., that the name of the in
nred nerson is Martin .: that he is in
brakeman on the railroad that it was he
rom TIE Q u ClOCh up tidiu ltll 90
hat he got his fall by the breaking of &c
rake which he was setting up; and as
hat it was the back of his head and not sit
is nose that was hurt. His injuries III
re not of very serious nature. da
SUPREME CoURT.-In the case of the
tate of Nevada respondent VS.. Andrew bu
. Brown appellant. the Court has VIZ VIZ
andered decision in favor OF Brown. +
he opinion, which is by Hawley con- i'
ludes with the following g The in an
ictment fails to charge that any otfense va
as committed within the county where az
was found. The judgment must be ne
.versed, and as the Indictment is radi- IN ~
lily defective, the Court below will -n'
limit this case to another Grand Jury.
is so ordered" Whitman and Bel
nap concur in this opinion. This is a da.
Use where the defendant is charged OIL
it'll stealing of a band of eleven head OF car
title, in Elko county. Brown is now bat
the fenitentlary. sar
GONG ON A CRUISE. General Day is ma
for cruise up the California coast '
mt know where to, exactly, but up to-
lrd the Russian possessions, some pos
here, we believe. The General used to ms
whaler and a seal fisher in his cha