Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-24
A lad named John Davy was drowned

A lad named John Davy was drowned
while bathing in a slough near Eiko OF
Thursday.
The demise of Nose Haines' monkey
=. WadGiie at E.ko, is cllronicled by tn:
Independent of June q.
The Eurekans are to have sure.
enough, old style celebration of the
Fourth. A procession comprised of the
usual elements. an Grafton, the reading
of the Declaration and a ball at night.
Mr. q. W. Merrill will crate.
One Lubbock who seems to be the
local Aquarius of Phoebe takes occasion
to deny through the Record that the
citizens are in the habit of bathing in
the tanks Of the Floral Springs Water
Company. Where do they battle then ?
Another man has been sustaining the
reputation of Phoebe by fighting another
woman there. Her pistol and he went
of abont the same time. Nobody hurt.
They have been having it up to Sc in
the shade ut Phoebe.
The Remedies have resolved to invite
the neiShbo-ing towns to join them in
celebrating the Fourth of July and so
have extended their invitation to Carson
Charles Simpson, charged with rape
upon little girl vas tried at Reno and
The Reno journal of Saturday says:
Burnett, Curtin and Hudson, the
hoodlums arrested for robbing Sam
house, were to-day sentenced
by the Court To four Years imprison-
ment in the State Prison, and taken to
Carson.
The Humboldt Register says that ieser-
tons from the military force at Camp
sicDermitt are very frequent.
The Register has this pleasant little
item:
Five years ago last Thursday. Frank
Baud, the founder OF Winnemucca, died.
In his will was clause setting aside
$500 dollars for the use and benefit of
the Public School in this precinct Out
If respect to the memory of their friend
and benefactor, at z O'Clock Thursday
afternoon the school visited his grave in
\ body, accompanied by the teacher, and
he County School Superintendent.
Willard F. Butler. a deaf and dumb boy
vas drowned in the Humboldt near
Station on Thursday the 18th
INST.
There will be ten thousand tons of
,rain raised in Paradise Valley this sea-
ION. This crop will be worth 800, OOO
The Register says grist mill is needed
here
Of the late Chinese killing scrape at
Cnionville We gather as follows from the
Silver State:
This slaughter, We are credibly in
ormed, was instigated by the rivalry of
wo Chinese companies, each of whom
.ndeavored to obtain the ascendancy in
he matter of supplying Chinese cooks,
walters and labOrers to those who re-
Luire their services in Unionville. Sam
zee was the acknowledged leader of the
members of one company, and Tom.
rs murderer, of the other. A cook
rho for the last year had been EN-
'loyed at the Arizona Restaurant, and |
member of Lees company. was dis |
harged, and on Tuesday, Jim. Toms |
rother, was employed in his stead. |
his caused bad blood between the rival |
ompanies. who had never been on good |
erms, aud eliminated in the fight at |
he wash house. Sam Lee was very |
Opular among the Chinese, and it is
opposed the members of his company
i'll avenge his death, and that the war
ill be waged tiercely and bitterly until
ne or the other companies leaves Union
the popular cry is. Let 'em
9ht !" Six men, representing members
both companies are wounded, two of
hem dangerously.
Justice Evans held an inquest on the
odies, and the jury found that Jim
llne TO his death by a shot from
istol in the hands Of All Chew, and
lat Sam Lee was killed by shot from
pistol in the hands of Tom. whose real
anne is supposed to be Ham Sam.