Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-15

buggies from the Kimball Manufacturing
Company, San Francisco. Weinspected
the same yesterday-as also his painting
and repairine establishment, up stairs
over the stable. His new vehicles are
| admirably adapted to the wants and fam
cies Of this community, and he is paint
inc his coaches and carriages in very
gorgeous condition for the summer cam
| paign. ---
The JURY in the Pierce case was still
locked up, last evening. and had not
then agreed upon verdict. 1t was ru-
mored that they stood ten for conviction
(of manslaughter) and two for acquittal.
There was another rumor that they
stood ten for acquittal and two for man
slaughter. We shall have ascertalned
the exact truth of the matter when We
find it out.
WITHIN the last few dogs = mother
feline brought to light, at Captain
Meder's grain mill, brood of kittens.
a goodly proportion of which are minus
each "A hind leg. Now, how did this
happen All the evidence being con-
sidered it seems az if some cat OF Tom
bov species must have gnawed off said
sxtremities before the maternal ancestor
had placed them within sight.
THE PREsBIrEE1AN SoCrABLE last
evening was largely attended. The e1-
ercises consisted of Rotations and tab
leaux and the singing of songs by the
happy young people. Everybody seemed
to enjoy himself, and take 1t for all IN
all it was a most enjoyable affair. As
to tho amount of the receipts, We are
not informed.
les of the best and purest and most
crystalline sort can be had, all the season
long. Of Doctor J. NJ Benton, agent in
Carson for the Pacific Ice Company.
See the Doctors card and then go and
re.rigcyate.
OrE Young friend Jim Iorreyson is
pitching into his studies with great zeal,
under private tutor in New Haven. and
expects to enter the freshman class at
Yale in September next. Good for
our Carson college boy.
McCALLuM's condition last night be-
tokened a gradual sinking, though his
splendid physique seems to warrant
the belief that he would live for another
twenty-four hours. At best, however,
his case is to be regarded as past all
hope.
ADAM UHL's "shiveree" lasted till
about 2 O'Clock in the morning and
ended with stag dance at the Brewery.
Adam seems as happy over it as his
namesake was before his pippin expert
ence in the Garden of Eden.
THAT exemplary person and patient,
charitable Christian, J ohm C. Lewis, was
in our city yesterday. There will prob
ably be an earthquake, a tempest or
follow this visitation.
4 PICTURE OF Vasquez, the outlaw, is
in the possession of Sheriff Swift. 1t
the renowned bandit as quite
an ordinary looking young Mexican,
dressed in American fashion, and look |
ing not at all formidable. 1t was ru-
mored that he was here yesterday.
NoTABLEs COMING. - The hairless |
horse Will reach Virginia City on Satur-
day and Victoria Woodruff on Monday. |
The horse will exhibit his naked hide, !
and Victoria will proclaim the naked |
truth.
A MAN named Bob Mellon was shot by |
Anna Smith. his paramour, in Virginia,
yesterday morning about o'clock. The |
ball entered the right breast and ranged
downward The doctors think he will |
recover,
An old time Carsonite, Charley Smith, |
brother of the late Tim. G. Smith and |
Hank Smith of Gold Hill, was among |
US yesterday.
Hon. G. E. DELoNG was in town yes
terday, but we failed to meet him. We
understand that he went to Virginia on
the clock train.