Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-02

aged about ~ years. ttldl ne came 10 III
death on the 3Nth day of \ovem Der. \. II.
IS75, about 4 ID O'Clock i. NJ, in this
County. by injuries received 10y being run
over by ears Of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, in the City OF Carson. From tn"
testimony aaduced. the Jury come to the
conclusion that the accident was una
Noidahic. All of which We duly certify
hy this inqui>ition in writing by us signed
this LIST day OF December, 4, d. ls70.
O. p. WILLIS,
B. HARRIS,
ID. MORRIS,
II. Il. 81 ARP.
L. 4. FkISBIE.
Following this is the Coroner's certi-
fca:e of death and his further certiti-
cate that tho remains had been buried
by $. c. Wright.
WE WE'RE VISITED, night before last,
with what the hornyhanded husband
,aan Of New England is want to call 6
smart rain. In fact it was a very smart
rain, smart enough indeed to spread a
broad stream all the way across the
Warm Springs road and out over the
fields and pastures thsrsabout, and to
make many small lakes in the places
where pools may usually 10 looked for
after rain. The ground being quite
thoroughly saturated by the late superb.
buniant rainfall rs downright shower
as this makes itself decidedly apparent.
According to Friends measurement the
rainfall was IS 100ths OF an inch. But
the Bow Of Promise was hung out along
the eastern sky late in the afternoon,
and q decided change in the air last
night set us to hoping for cessston Of
these too abundant pluyial dispsnsa-
tons. But the Pogonip set up his
standard yOnder as the sun went down,
and we fear az We look a. it that the
rainbow only indicated the dying colors
Of season that passeth away, giving
place to cold winters stern aiarums.
December comes in with the inherited
aerceness OF race Of turbulent months,
md the rigors of frost time are upon us.
The LONGER THE METHODIST FESTIVAL
-A.Ts, the bstter it grows and the more |
'opular it becomes. Everybody attends /; /,
everybody eats; everybody stays and |
njoys himself until he gets hungry and
hen eats again all the ladies' are
and the little ones are happy:
ii the amateur cooks and Mattresses
re as graceful ard nimbls rs 80 many
lvmpbs Of the cuisine and the feast-ta-
'lo. We hear the tableux Of last even
ng spoken of in the very highest terms.
he angels were as angelic rs possible
Il this earthly vale Jacob would have
cen recognized by his Backyard
rother Esau and the ladder did credit
o the heart and head and entire
treneth OF the entire com pany. This
breakfast this days dinner
nd lunch and supper, and the pleasant
prepared for this even
,g will bring this very successful fste
} termination.
TIE AVERAGE EMPIRE DANCER i. Is
bod judge of the correct thing in
ais as the citizen OF the most favored
letropolis and We take the opinion of
gentleman of that happy city who is
way over the average, whose character !
an advertisement to the Jones family :
I'd whose experience in saltatory de- T,
gifts is extensive and of the first order ]
knowledge, that Mr.. Bowden's bali
1 Monday night not only justified the
of the festivities until a late
'ur in the morning, but was in every
nse recompenss and reward to the
eat multitude Of happy people Of both
xes then aud there in attendance.
A PETITION, very numerousIy signed, r
questing Senators Sharon and Jones
d Representative Woodburn to urge
ION Congress an appropriation of
)neys for the erection OF 4 building
Carson for the accommodation Of the
deral Courts, Land Offices, Post !,
ice, &c, was circulating yesterday
d obtaining many signatures. When
ke Klein and Bill Corbett get through =
til it-they are taking it round-we I
II set it up for the editication Of the
PEAL readers.
For THE PESITESTIARY.-Mr. II. w.
own. Sheriff of Elko county, assisted
our old towney, Tom Condor, brought ="
on yesterday morning, two prisoners
der sentence to the Penitentiary.
ese are VIM. McCiear convicted Of 4
We con n sick woman and for which he