Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-10

ysuAo0s W WV JuAnOsSss~" Cs ASN's~~'
convened at the Masonic Hall at II 4. u.
yesterday. The following Grand officers
wero present: c. II. Goddard, Grand
Chancellor: ]. P. Neisr. Grand Prelate;
G. z. Laughton, Grand X Of X. 4 &. /;
l.. A. Frisbie, Grand Outer Guard. The
Grand Chancellor made the following
appointments pro tenn: II. D. Lindsay.
6. v. c.; S. ". Powell. q. n. Of A /;
George BsttenRer, G. l. G. The follow.
ing Representatives were present Ne
vads Lodge, No. l. 8. H. Goddard. c.
Becker. George Bettenger: Damon. No.
2. J. A. johnson, George Tufly. 2. b.
Nulcahy; Carson. No. 4. George Gill.
SOD, C Z. Langhton. J. p. Meder. ]. c.
s. W. Powell. H D. Lindsay, J. B. Nc
Kenzie Beatrice. No. Z, w H Daven-
port (; Amiiy. No. s. l.. Smith. c. W.
Jones. The Lodge will be in session at
10 A. II. to-day.
In the Justice Court, yesterday. the
case of two members of the Granger
Base Ball Club. charged with assault
and disturbing the peace, came mp for
trial. 1t appears that they had imbibed
the ardent too freely in their citation over
the victory gained in the game With tbs
Silver Stars. and this led them into
trouble. They pleaded guilty 70 tbs
charge, were fined $50 each, which tL,y
paid. May this depletion Of their ~
cheGUer prove corresponding gain TO
them in wisdom Alao two men found
1tt,nG hn ~
fifteen and the other twenty days in Jail.
In their case il WAS not the iis>t ofrense,
and their services will again be required
on our streets. In Serving out previous
sentence they proved good workers. Had
they refused to work on that occasion
their sentence would auubtless have
been more severe for the subsequent
offense.
Is tine Distfic; Court yesterday. in the
case of Bosko~itz rs. Davis and others,
suit in rels.ion 10 ownership Of, or in
teres. in the proce.df of, land situated
at Lake Tahoe, the testimony whs com
pleted The case, We believe, will be
to- day. The case Of Z. D.
Sweeney brought before the Cou:t OF
the complaint Of II. p. Phillips for
violation of water rights in contempt Of
q former decision Of the Court. also
comes up for hearing today.
ARCHERY. Mrs. L. L. knowles, Of
this city. carried away the prize at the
Miners Union Picnic on Saturday last.
This is the second time Mrs. h has
secured the archery prize in this State,
and she WAS equally successful in her
old home in New Brunswick, where she
took nine first class and two second class
prizes out Of eleven. The prize in
question is beautiful gold arrow
NeuGGG Tribune.
Mr.. BoySIrIEID and s lawyer from
Omaha, who recently visited Carson on
business connected with the extradition
d W. Mex. Denny. detained at Winnie
nucca on charge Of embezElefnent. |
have returned to Winnemucca. We I'M
lerstand Mr. Bonnifeld was unsnccess- /
'ul i'll obtaining writ Of habeas corpus |
n favor Of his client, and that the fugi. |
i've from Nebraska will be returned to |
hat State for trial
FALLISG-The water in the Carson |
River is now falling rapidly. Last week
he old Eureka mill hung up half its
stamps and discharged half its hands. 1t |
8 believed the mill will have to suspend |
operations entirely after awhile. until
be fall rise occurs. The other big
water mills on the river will be obliged
o follow suit Evening Herald.
SrR KSIaHr CnRrsToPHal CoLsnDrs
DOWNING, editor Of the Reno Journal,
vas in attendance upon the meeting of
he Grand Lodge Of knights o! Pytbias
n session here yesterday. and favored
10 with = call. We are under obliga-
ions to him for information in relation
o proceedings Of the Lodge published
lsewherc.
Rev. Mr.. Norton preached 1T the
Presbyterian church on Sunday last, and
be Sunday previous. The Reverend
sntleman is en- the way from San Fran
isco to the East. remaining here to sup
ly the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
Or few weeks pending negotiations
Or obtaining pastor to remain here