Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-05

| The young rogues who were 'nken &c
Jail some days ago for stealing were NJ
sooner out than they were at their devil
ment again. Now they are all locked np
once more. having been csugh, in the
act of stealing whisky from the CELLAR OF
the Western Hotel. Are these lads NIB
so,u,ely vicious and irreclaimable? Are
| they determined to keep on until 10y aye
and hardened habits of crime they d
| yelop into housebreakers. thieves high
waymen and murdersrs? How d-rlor-
| able it il that there il no place pr"vld~n
by the State or comfy where these ''"''
| bows can be properly restrain. key
| apart. Taught useful Industries AMI. u
| possible, reformed. II IL IA 81 ''l"t
| thing to think that this hitie i'll 70
| village should be the bu'-Dra If boot
| lnmism that il is. One looks for ih'
| simpler rnanne rs aud better il finer c"s I
rural life in a place like this; TN we few
there are neighborboo!s even her. h"'
are scarcely less prnmotive IF dspr"vi'y
| and crime than The Tar Fiat and 3 -
/
to us tina; ins.ead of spending money for
the erection of a new Stat Prison r
| a,iuI, offenders. it would te toe wis.,
! course to N Ike such an eXpenai ure in
| binding Hous- of Currec'inn and lr-
! 3uslrial School for yonng offenders II e
| safety of society needs 10 be considered ;
, and no society can be safe from c"m ~
! inc crimes so long ~ there is an M
4 = 4. ~. II q
hindered into the paths of shame and
deprayity.
A GREAT rush for school books took
place yesterday. The old readers are
discarded for She!don's beautiful! series
by all odds the bast and most attire =
i've school readers We ever saw. If Mr..
Sheldon was the first man {as he seems
to have beeu), to recognize the fact that
the more attractive a book is made to
little people. the sooner and easier the,
learn to read, he is deserving u II pc"
sion and q monument. Pleasing and
artistic cuts, intersperssd thr'uShnu'
school books, awaken curiosity ami
stimulate a liking for art. Many little
fellow will patiently spell on, the text i"
order to find the history Of the srent
portrayed in the picture. Sheldon s
readers are beautifully illustrated W.
think it rare piece of fortune, promis-
ing much advancement, that this series
has been adopted. MIR. Howe comes
back refreshed from his Eastern trip,
and with his corps of eight assistants We
are confident that he will begin the new
course under very encouraging auspices
The new readers can be had at Fo4's
and Brooks book stores.
ACCIDENT AT THE LAKE.-The fol-
lowing item which slipped by Carson
and got on to Gold Hill appears in the
News of last evening: On Saturday
last, Thomas Loynachan. foreman of
Sections saw-mill on the west side of
Lake Tahoe, met with a painful acct
dent. About l O'Clock in the day
while he was preparing logs for the
saws, q chain which held the logs in
place broke, and allowed the saw logs
to run together. Mr.. LovnHchan was
caught between two of the logs and
haG the bones of his right arm broken
near the elbow. He also sustained a
severe bruise over the left eye. and
was otherwise slightly injured. DIR.
Tufts of Virginia City. being at John
Mckinney At the time, was sent for
and rendered the necessary surgical
aid. Mr.. Lovnachan has several
brothers residing in Gold Hill, and is
we'll known to the people OF Storey
county. At last accounts he was do
ing we'll.
SUPREME Monday September
4. Full bench present. State VS.. JAS.
Johnson, on appeal from Elko county;
argued and submitted. State VS.. Mel
son. on appeal from Eiko county; de-
PENDANT convicted of stage robbery. The
point in controversy is whether the lay
ing o. the ownership of the property OBJ
tened by robbery Is properly laid III the
indie; nent as the property of the driver
OF the coach. instead of alleging it to be
the properly of the true owner, Wells;
Fargo & Co, or the gnaiife- owner,
Woodruff. Ennor e Co.. stage pro
prietors The robbery occurred between
Humboldt Wells and Cherry Creek. The
case was argued orally by Attorney Gen
eral Kittrell and submitted. In the case
# the Dayton G & S. NJ. Company VS.
Wardell. writ Of mandamus to compel
Judge Seawell to issue q writ of man.
damus was argued and submitted.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Harvey S. Brown of
San Francisco and Mr. II. S Bonniield
of Winnemucca, paid the APPEAL Office
a visit yesterday morning. These gen.
tlemen are here on professional business
before the Supreme Court. Mr.. Hall
McAliis.er Of the San Francisco bar
came to the city yesterday. Major
Foote. MIR. c. J. Hiliyer and Judge 3.
@. Whitman We're engaged in the arsn-
ment of Case brfore the Supreme Court
yesterday afternoon.
MIKE PURCELL is entitled to his peri
odica1 puff for keeping the halls and Of
ices of the State C,pitol so surprisingly
neat and clean. These habits of neat
ues, were acquired in his native land OF