Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-09

| pairs, which. VIII be completed t0-nloi
: row, when she will be rs good as New
: In the meantime. Knickerhnrkrr han
engine ;i:.s been placed in Twn's hous
ready fer an emergency. I hs'oait'e.
: This damage to the Yonns Amerie
resulted from her being taken away from
home aud used in an earn sst enagavn
to save the property OF one Of our Eel
low citizens from the fines. We wi~l
10 take no part in the discussion as t.
what this or that engine d.1 or may hav'
done. We sympathiae with the Youn:
americas in the damage sustained h.
their engine, and the least We en- DO i:
to feel grateful towards them for comine
to our aid and doing all they could It
help Us on. of a bad serape.
DEPAgTED.--Geo.I l. Lanlmon, United
States Marshal for Nevada, has been il
Carson since Monday August 4th. look
ing after the official business of the U.
). Circuit Court. On yesterday he re-
tarned to his home in Virginia City.
| leaving all court matters in the hands OF
| his deputy at Carson. A large number
OF cases were taken under adriseinent.
and one disposed of. We will give full
particulars of proceedings tomorrow.
Court adjourned to meet to-day at 10
O'Clock 4. M.-pro,npt.
| SPooSER's STATION. The summit
is a scene of life and heavy business at
present Buck Davis, who runs a big
store up there and knows whereof h.
speaks, says it would be like irving to
count the straws in a hay stack to try
to number the wood choppers in the
hills thereabout He could hardly give
Il rough estimate of the quantity Of wood
already cut, but he reckons it about
thirty or forty thousand cords.
USPLEAsAHTSEss.-Two car greasers,
both men OF God and punctual in attcn-
dance at Church, fell to discussing their
respective professional merits at the
V. Il T. Depot. yesterday afternoon, and
decided the question in a rough and
tumble tisticuff. Victor looked greasy
after the fight, but Victus was grease
itself No bones broken; oniv a bad
example to outsiders in the big Church
Quick TRIP.--The tram that was de
tanned left Reno, yesterd ", at 1O:3O A.
NJ. and reached Carson at Ii San hour
and five minutes. The round trip to
Virginia WIS Made in two and half
hours from Reno This is excellent
time considering that stops are included |
and that u number of trains had to be |
passed Oh the way.
HoAy-The intelligence which was |
conveyed TO Carson, Thursday, by signal
shingle down the fiume to the effect that |
there WAS big fire in North Canyon,
where Bliss x Ierington have about
fifteen thousand cords of wood piled up,
" hoax. A small fire did occur near
the wood bat WAS Immediately eXtin-
guished.
NBow2Rs' MANSION ENTERpEIsE.-Sen-
stor Thompson, the man that has charge
If this scheme to give away the Bowers
u lnsirn. the plate and jtwelry of the
and the cultivated ranch at
ached. tells us that he will have the
lrawing rs appointed. on the 1st of Sep
enlber if possible. Tickets have sold
Veil and the outlook is highly favorable |
CHINATowN.-This quarter Of Carson |
! more extensive and presents much ;
nnre attractive Appearance now than t
efore the big ire swept off nearly the {
ntire settlement. Their houses of later ]
uild are more commodious and of finer |
tructure. The town can boast, also, of q
n elegant stone store, huilt by Colonel v
nrry. L
CAPTURED.-It seems that the hog or
nance went into force yesterday. Our
Dung friend, Willie Clarke, caught one
nd d~spite its squealiny turned it over L
, thu Sheriff ami got It dollar for his b
uuDie. Pitch in boysi Give us a big |,
)ree with the hogs and dogs to-day. n
ne hog, one dollar. Uog, half price. n
MAIL DEThNTIoN.-The4 o'clock A. NJ :"
ain from R-no cid not reach Carson, h