Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

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y cast for Clarke and Corbett.
NORTHEAST END NUIsANCE-- Out O.
the line of the Virginia and Trucke,
Railroad ha. been chosen spot for th,
hauling Ct the carcases Of dead animals
We say a spot might say two spots
On the south sile of the railroad, neal
the powder house, have Teen Lnuied the
carcases Of ten or twelve anim8ls-mOstly
ho!ses-and there they lie and shed then
| fragrance IN the morning air. On a still
morning the scent ditfused is noisome.
and can be Inhaled two hundred yards
away. In the midst Of this Cronp Of
| dead carca5es stands substantial armed
chair, as if il might have been placed
! there fox the spirit Of some great horse
| to come and sit and keep a midLish.
vigil over the remains OF his dead com
rades. Bu. Il little distance away. and
| to the north Of the railroad. is another
| deposit of dead carcases; and the exha-
la:iOns Of both would be sufticien, 10
breed the cholera or bring along the
plague from the eastern hemisphere. if
this were not the most healthy locality
IL tie world.
Az ADDITION TO AN AvIARY. Every
body knows that to Gibson Il Dealy's
saloon is attached an aviary. There are
kept choice binds from every cline. The
mockipg bird, the Australian whistler
and other odd birds are there to be found.
Among this collection is the Nevada
meadow lark; and, q few days ago, a
gentleman riding along in his buggy,
swung his whip and caught beautiful
bird around the neck with the lash. He
secured the bird and gave it to Dealv,
who has prepared a cage for it. Nobody |
knows what to call it; but its plumace, |
that surrounding the head and |
neck. is very fine. But it has thus far
failed to utter a song during its impris-
onment.
TIE United States District Court CON-
its session for the May term
yesterday. The Grand Jury, consisting
Of the following named gentlemen, were
Storey-J. c. Hampton, L.
P. Drexler, c. II. Lawrence, Thomas
Lane, N. Lynch, L. ". Jones, c. c.
BatterInan. James Lowery. A. J. Tyrrell.
Lyou-J. 4. Damon, W. J. Westerfeld,
L. T. McLain. Ormsby-D. II. Brown,
J. d. kersey, John Wagner, John Rosser,
May, D. McLain. Washoe-Wiliam
Duck, Peleg Brown, S. Z. hoole, ". T.
:. Elliott, D. Lachman. Meantime,
while this Grand Jury are attending to
he business brought before them, the
Jnited States Circuit Court viii he in
ession to-day.
THE MIND READEE. The recent
uicide in San Francisco, tina. of q man
Who called himself Professor Blake, was
hat Of man really named &. I. B!a-
enrey. Whatever his name OF preten-
ions, he has shuAied of this mortal coil.
lie was here couple Of months or 50
go and called himself a mind reader. {
hose who paid him $50 each the next
lorning to obtain his secret are request
i TO assemble and take a vote as to
neither they vii! appear in his funeral
recession as Iourners.
Coon TEMPLAE ELECTIon.-On Satur.
az night the Good Templars elected the {
blowing officers: ". c. T., Mrs. Elvira :;
. Cowan; Secretary, Henry Myers; ?.
=, Ira Wiiletts: Treasurer, John Combs;
IaIshal, James DUnniDg; I. c.. Mrs.
"a Willetts; Q. G., J. Z. CornacI.: i.
rustees, Ira NilIetts, Vim. Patterson. a..
3. COrmach. These officers viii lie