Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-21

Inc 6uUJcCt Ok sAo absuutb uPOu ohu
plots against Mr.. Hyman, talks in the
following plain and straight-ahead man
ner: Last winter rumors were set
atioat by certain parties which affected
not only the official but personal char
acter of Warden Hyman. These rumors
became SO prevalent and assumed so
much importance tina. the Legislature
took cosnizance thereof, and appointed
a committee to investigate. The inquest
was long and searching, and at its con-
clusion report was handed in. That
report is Of record, and will be found in
the Senate Journal. The committee de-
dared the financial management hon
st and economical and declined to
recommend action looking to the remov-
al of the Warden. This should have
ended the matter. Mr. Lyman has been
retained by the Board which had in its
possession oil the testimony Of the case.
II, upon denomination, the charges
against him were found to be suhstan-
;iated, it was the duty as well as within
the power of the Board to remove him.
That this has not been done is at least
prima facie evidence that he was wrongly
accused. A little more plain talk: There
is reason to believe that the onset upon
the Warden last winter Was made for
selfish motives. A certain Democrat,
now holding O subordinate position at
the State Capitol. it is alleged, had been
promised an official position. He want.
ed to be Warden, and unless some good
reason could be shown to justify the
removal OF the present incumbent he
could not be gratifed. The report of
the Senate Committee and the refusal II
the majority Of the Prison Board to re-
move the Warden. forced him to accept
a subordinate and less Influential posi-
ton, into which he was indicted on the
removal Of far more competent gentle /!
man. 1t was this official, in conjunction |
with another who holds o still higher |
position, who, We are informed. have |
been instigating, abettipg and aiding the |
dirty conspiracy just brought to light. |
1t 10 8 mean, disgraceiul business.
TRAMPs ABOUT Strangers 0! the !
tramp /" variety are quite abundant in !
our little city. usually so FREQ from like |
snnoyanees. These s1nps are. some Of
them, young, healthy men whose story !
is that they have tried in vain to obtain |
work, that they are utterly destitute OF
means and that hunger drives them to
beg for . meal. OF course nobody can !
Jeny . hungry man . belly full; but the
sight OF healthy men begging for food
10 80 rare that unchaIitable suspicious
are aroused. and il any theft or burglary
should occur on any premises where
these strangers have been entertained.
suspicion would at once rest On them.
So that their begging carries with it .
more OF less remote danger Of getting
into trouble.
ALOUD BANGING was heard Yesterday
coming from Chinatown. A close listen.
ing informed the ear Of the popping |
sound OF exploding hre crackers between |
these louder noises. This was hint |
enough to the we'll informed that bam- |
boo bombs were being busted among our |
neiRhbors Of Confucius and confusion. |
What the feast day was, if any; what |
the jollifying jollifed over wherefore |
the hay autumn air was thus rent and |
shaken with the blows OF sound. it il |
not for us to say. There is a divinity |
doth shape . Chinaman, professionally |
and inscrutable to Christian eyes, rough |
use them how We may.
A NAx calling himself David Wilson |
was arrested and locked up on Sunday, |
charged with an attempt at robbery upon |
some men employed on the Virginia
Water Works, and whose camp is near
the Lake View House. The story goes ,
that he confded his plans to colored |
man who procured some chloroform with |!
which he proposed to stupefy the parties
whom he meant to rob, and that the col |
ored man bowed on him and got him |
trapped. 1t is said that Wilson is one |
Of q gang Of suspicious characters whose |
movements are closely watched by the |
Sheriff and his deputies. We believe
Wilson is to have his examination to-day
before Justice Witherell.
CARSON CRY, Sept. 20. 1875.
Officers and Members Silver Star Base
Ball Club: We do herein appoint Sus-
LAY, Sept. 20. 1875, as the time for the
second game of our series for the cham |
pionship to take place. We have tried
to bring you into the field on several re-
cent occasions, but without avail, and
now hope you will respond to this date
promptly. CHAs II. KRLLY,
Secretary Granger B. B. c.
A CONCERT of singing and horn blow