Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-14
SHOOTING !AFFRAT

the lie q. AStulIl. lux Lll'lh w MIMI
their brother st Panamin, soine months
since. Young Asc,:;r1 arrived: in Carson
from Virginia the night previous and
stopped at the Ormshy House, intending
to take the morning stage for fanamint.
which leaves at I o'cIock. While he was
writing a note shortly before the depart
ure of the stage the clerk Of the hotel
observed the Perasich Brothers alert and
peering into the hotel, and one q! them
had his hand on bis pistol. Asoh.m was
thereupon hurried ont the back way.
He TOOK the stage at the southern limit
OF the town. Meantime the Perasich
Brothers, finding their intended victim
had eluded them AZ the hotel, had taken
position on the road beyond the town
one of them on the old and the other on
the new road, not knowing which the
stage would take. On the arrival OF the
stage near Gardner :, on the lower road,
Z. Fegasich sprang out from his place OF
concealment and demanded that the
stage stop. Two sho:s we're fixed snd
.be bo,.as bocona f,;gL,erfI o,I -:r
the driver with difficulty keeping the
stage t-om upse'tins in the ditch. In
the stage xtrs AscLi:n, his mother ard
sister, another woman with children and
others. The women screamed, the chill
dren cried and away wen. the stage a
a fsa~.rI ,otc The driver s,u, Lsck
word from Clear Creek ,h-t no one vas
luft. SlerlH SW!!s promptly hETes'eu
- lie 't1t "1,,'1-o'7 u-:! 80 n,S
le!I to answer IN the SIM, If ~2tqH.
lhcy en1n,o,+d no counsel a.i simply
vaiyeian examination. ". are informed
that + p.ra-i..h d.,.ias ,7oi,,, The sl7ro.-
ing Its tbonont fiat one Of the sho;s
w. f-,J b,, b,,7 and o,a hy .srjim
trial cnIy vii nTnI'oiJv hyirr ON, the
fln,s in III. 80 III per.eicb bovs
are greatly in,.fnsed ooains. tine Saver
~ tbeir hr,tbar on5 in rb,-ir ,,t,ernt ia
take ,-,,reauce unon him most ,eck-
lessrv and criminaIlv endangered the
i1'ee W In es - p.IS =;
iured We fear sad fate would hrye
been otherwise the result TO the Perasich
brothers II is well known they are
,sa'',sai 'l,N - W On -;
VIC tsae-"' LAX a. &c ''''IS "a --e''
A New Oyster Saloon and HestauraH;
NJ J,,,.s u,,,t scai, comes 70 the
i'on' VIII ne" OHs'ei ''"ioon anu lat
taurant. The location of that same Is
on King street between Gibson's store
c,,o ". ~.
anu 'A0 'l'e Ia "' '''i00N -'A' y - -'''
Will receive by express every morning q
fresh supply o. oysters and shell fish:
with the restaurant The rooms are
attention will be given to furnishing ball
suppers. Sir. II. Is an c&perlenced, mo-
era" 1 ..tiu 49, ~, h --,',,, .-te
as mn assistant the services of Mr. ] q
Bunker. than whom none can be more
attentive and polite. See advertisement.
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DIRECT FROM The EAsr.-Mr. John
q Fo. ia now daily receix;ng a fre LOT
OF sooos III LIS hne VI business olfec'
from New York, Philadelphia and
Springfield. Among the arrivals we
notice in addition to his pianos and or
CANS, some choice guitars, violins. and
other musical Instruments: some beanti-
full bronze ink stands, diaries for 1876,
new style of scrap-books. with index.
" a. ;nro;oa ~ - a..;o1o $40 10
wav, give promise of a fine display at
his store. at no distant day. We notice
Mr.. roA mas supply OF DIXON Ameri-