Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11


Honor sent him up fer $50 days IN de-
fault of paying fine of 300. After his
scrimmage. his nose brinc peeled, he
set off for Chinatown to consult Or. All
Kee. The Doctor prescribed for his
| battered bugle, hut instead Of paying the
fse OF s.. he took pencil and scrubbed
some meaningless s"raw!s on a sheet OF
! dirty paper and gave it to the Doctor,
| telling him il was an order on Supt.
| Yerin.ton. "William" HE wcll-knuwn
! Chinaman showed it 10 Us, ana asked if
/ It wasn't Il "hecik.' We examined it
and said yes.
ARREST OF DAS BAKER. Abiding to
the arrest of Baker, whose capture is
mentioned in the dispatches elsewhere
published, the Virginia Chronicte Of last
evening says =" Baker is Kentuckian
by birth, now only - years Of age, and
has been living in Corvallis fol the past
two vears. leading the life of quiet and
honest man He was married to very
respectable lady Of that city only about
three months since. His is hard fate.
1t viii be remembered that the Unite.
States authorities are awaiting the eSpi-
ration of the thirty years term Of service
Of the Peqnop car robbers IL order to
try them for the otfense of rohbins the
mail by force OF arms which is punisha-
BE with DEATH then he IS CHARGED with
participation III the murder OF I. 81.
Isaacs. n guard, and Matt Pixley a citi-
zen, at the time Of the es,crt". and lastly
ten years, more or less. additional i'm
prisonment hangs over his head for
breaking prison.
He was probably arrested by Jim
Hume. A. any rate We heard, a few
days ago, that Hume was in Oregon
hunting for fugitive from Justice.
GrE VALENTINE came from Fred.
Brook Yesterday wrapped around
bunch of prime lIavanas. This love
missiye represents 4 yellow headed per-
son Of the editorial sort. dressed in
blue coat, and oI1smeut>d with stand
ing collar and a goatee, eia>llng away at
an exchange with a pair Of huge shears;
and underneath this work o: art IS the
subj0ined work Of poetry, namely:
With scissors aud pas-e
You adapt 10 yuIT ta~ir
EarL art, e anu y. Il new had it. or
Civ i q twist.
Its force to assist
For youar- = country editor
So it will be seen that thar. are
books in the running Brooks, sermon,
in stones. etceterl and SO fcrtL--ail If
which is admissible ana repeatahle. cuu-
si'lerinI the quality OF the cigars. All
right, Fred,
OF OUR felIow-citizen, Lanes suit for
damages against the Devils Gate Toll
Road Company, last evenings Chronicle
says: The interesting appealed case of
{. W. Lane VS.. J. CT Fair of the Devil
Gate Toll Road Company viii come up
for trial IL the First District Court mt 10
Q clock tomorrow. The case has al
ready attracted a good deal of attention,
not SO much on account of the matter
involved in the suit as on account of the
array Of legal talent retained
on both sides. Me.ick d Wood for the
defendant and Bonnilieli L N&vics for
the plaintiff.
The BARoMETER had been falling. fall
ing, way down below any re.nt before !
touched this Winter. up tie yesterday
afternoon, and the rain stern Of last |
night came III as solution of what was !
meant That Hood about which there !
has been So much weather-Nisdom ex-
pended IS again in order if it don't turn |
II and freeze"
AN interesting dos-tight IL the street,
ront of the Express Office Was brought
o IA sudden termination by the interior
nee OF determined woman with
Iout c,ub. There should have been
male galsantry enough to have made this
Eruption unnecessary. Bnt the fact is,
he male mind finds pleasure in
|og-fght.
Mr.. THEODORE A. HALE, who is a
PRACTICAL Christian and a most thought
III gentleman. went about town yester-
ay and collected, in a few hours, the
um of $50, $40 of which he handed to
Irs. Pierce, the wife of the man who
illed George Wilson, and the remainder .
which he gave to poor woman whose
lstrssses are very pressing.
REV. NCGRATH the noted liberal
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