Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-23

assault ana DdtteIN. III. al nee lii1ei
posed in behalf of defendants and las o
right under the law they were acquit
ted on the payment of costs-or rathe
half of the costs, the District Attorne,
with rare generosity releasing then
from the payment of his portion which
is SD for conviction for each.
THE "HUSG Up. Fran John Bland
who is Interested in the wood business
and also proprietor of the Mexican dam,
tells us that the big hung is being slowly
"loosened" and is coming down III
quantities ranging from two hundred TO
three hundred cords, daily: two thou
sand and five hundred cords being al
ready received at the dam.
STATE MIxERaLoG1sr.-W learn from
exchanges that II. L. Whitehill, Mine
ralocist, was at Elko on the 18th inst,
and Oh the point Of starting for the
newly discovered Cornucopia district
which he intends to examine thoroughly
before his return home TO Carson, and
report upon in due season.
SUspIcIoUs.-A man entered the Curry
Engine house, Thursday night, and lit a
lamp. The fellow that Nevlouse had
put there to watch while he was on duty
in Chinatown, instead of keeping quiet
in the darkness and watching the pro-
gress of events, halloed out to the in
truder: What are you dom il here"
which broke up the game.
6f "a
ing a grand affair and we presume it
has turned out so. Harry Sharp, Ed.
Parkinson and Harry Zimmerman went
up from Carson. Several Carson ladies
were also present. The Tribune will
probably give the story this afternoon in
e.rtefsS0.
GERMAN TEXT BooKs.-In addition TO
a large assortment of German books for
beginners, already on hand, Mr.. Fox has
Just received package of specimen text
books embodying the latest improve
ments in the art of language teaching.
Mr.. MCDONALD, Principal OF the Sac
ramento Grammar School, has been on
tour Of several weeks through these
regions, and was in Carson, yesterday,
chatting with a number of newly formed
acquaintance and talking old times over
with our District Attorney.
Mr.. HowE, Principal Of the Carson
Public School, arrived home yesterday,
on the delayed train. Next week, We
presume, the Trustees will take counsel
with the Principal and make their selec-
ton of new teacher, or new teachers,
if more than one additional are to be
employed.
The SHERITF's relations to that fracas
in Winston's saloon were such that he
could not have taken ii upon himself to
become complaining witness; and he
feels that the numerous unfavorable |
criticims passed upon his conduct in the
premises are unreasonable. and unjust.
Mn. M1GHELs, editor of this paper, |
expects to return from visit to Los
Angeles and reach San Francisco prob
ably about next Monday, from which
city, after taITving therein day or so,
he may be expected to start for Carson.
The Cinnamon sent corpse to Stock
ton a month ago; and now, because a
white man is supposed to have been
by the Celestials, they think
that box weighed too much to contain
any mere Chinaman's b0nesl
TRAIN DELAY.-The delay Of the morn
ing train which got in at II NJ, instead
Of at / 80 A. ~, was caused 10y the break
ing of an Y (axle( on the eastern or
western slope Of the Sierras, beyond I'M
fortunate Camp IS.
Fun FOR THE BoYs.-How ticliled
we're our muscular young friend
Noteware, and full band of other small
Boys, to watch US, yesterday, in big
rouble on bucking mustang