Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18
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CARSON CITY:
tuesday, March Is, 1873.
SUDDEN DEArH.-From the record in
Judge Witherell's Court (who acted as

Summit Flume Company's camp, of a
man named Henry Holz: One Joseph
Crompton, being first duly sworn, de-
poses and says: l live at or near the
summit ] was not acquainted with the
deceased until last Tuesday. We all live
at the Summit FluIne Company camp,
and all went up together to work there
for said company, last Tuesday. l last
saw him alive about 400 yards below the
camp. We left camp about hah-past
O'Clock on the morning OF the 10Th OF
March to go to the store Of Davis l. Gill
son. Deceased and left together to go
there When we were about 400 yards
from the camp deceased said he would
90 back (He had been sick and LAYING
off for day or two.) l went alone to
the station and stayed until about Il
o'clock and then went back. found
the body about twenty yards from where
l left him-further toward tine Camp.
He was lying in-the road. on his knees,
with his head down, and was black in
the face. l went down to the camp for
help, and came back and took his body
into camp. / saw no marks of violence
on his person Henry Miller
swore that he knew the deceased some
years ago on Suffer Creek. Cal. !; that
he worked awhile last Spring in the
Crown Point mine that he had worked
as section hand on the v 4 T. X. r.,
and that deceased told him he drank too
much while at Gold Hill. Never saw
him drink at the Summit camp. He
was 81 or 80 years old. Was a single
man, with one brother in jackson, AM
ador county, Cal. The jury summoned
10 hold an inquest on the body of the
deceased, found that he was a native of
Prussia, and that he died Of heart disease
or some other unknown cause.
Roll OF HONOR of the Carson Public
Schools, for the month ending March
Z, 1873:
No. edward Allen, Alice Blethen,
Virginia Chedic, Mary Jane Kelly, Ed |
die Yerington. z. D. Cheney, Laura
Berry, Minnie Blackburn and Fred Bull |
lock.
No. 2.-Charles Edwards, Stella Gates,
Annie Martin, Jerushia Sprague, Maria
Sprague,, Maria Gardner, Kate Hodg-
kinson, John Beam and Willie Wright.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
No. Emma Chedic, Katie Wade,
Lena Cotton, Dora Vansickle, Edward
Lee, Eva Slingerland, Lewis Kaiser,
and Minnie Lancaster.
No. 2.--Louisa Boss, Lottie Allen,
Mary Read, Augustus Beam, Della
Waters, Mary Wilson, Edward Harper,
Lily Booth, Susan Cox, Hume Yering-
ton and Emma Cotton.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
No. 1.-Addie Chedic, Jessie Elliott,
Christina Cook, Lily Sharp, Jennie
Cheeny. Celia Meade, Evelyn keyser
an EVELYN Williams.
No. John Murphy, Annie Dealy,
Pauline Muller, Ella Edwards and Chas.
Woodside.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Jennie Torreyson, Graut Smith, Lulu
Kline, John Minor, James Minor and
Grant Williams.
U. S. BRANCH MINT REfoRr.-The
total amount of mixed bullion, gold and
silver, received at the Carson City !
Branch mint on Saturday the 18th and
on Monday the 18th of March, was
SO, 166 ounces, sent to the Mint from {
mines in Storey county, Nevada, for j
melting and assay. On yesterday the
Treasurer of the Mint shipped through
Wella, Fargo & Co. nine bars of un- I
parted gold and silver, six of which were Z
from bullion received from the Crown !;
Point mine, Gold Hill, and valued at
SO, 272 67-going direct to the Bank of
:" San Francisco and London (limited) I
London, England The three Belcher 6
bars, valued at 1854 80 go to San
Francisco, thence direct to New York
City. The receipt of bullion at the l
Mint for this month, up to date, is over 7
one-half million of dollars. :
JUSTICES CouRT-The case of the c
State of Nevada VS.. All Sam, a Celestial i
with the propensity Of appropriating =
the property of others to his own use, !.
heretofore mentioned as having been =
tried in this Court last Friday, came mp
for sentence ON yesterday before Justice
who gave him his choice. to :
pay $50 III t. S. gold coin or l15s days Z
N the County Jail. His friends not = ),
coming to the centre, he went to Jail. y
DELIVERED OUT OF GREAT PERIL q
Dur gallant friend, Colonel Jake Linn, = .
las been restored to the bosom of his :,
family after yalorously undergoing the =
lireful perils of an attempt to beleaguer
he Denverian bastile. He wears his
lonors with characteristic modesty and Z
5 as if he had been in a condition of Of
complete and blissful safety all his life Il
BILLS VETOED. - Governor Bradley m
fled his veto of the Battle
Mountain and Austin Railroad Bill, the N
I'VE and Lincoln Railroad bill, and the
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