Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-14
TgE GRASD JuAT for Ormsby County

TER GRAND JUHT for Orulsby County
have filed their report. Il l. brie., bat
III regard to ole matter. at least. i: il
quite 10 tho point. They express the
opinion that the proposed new jail would
mot be for the bss. interests Of the
County" aud having formed and e1-
pressed tina. opinion they say, further.
that whenever the present County pro-
per.y can be sold for $50, 900 or upwards
tina; it would be well to sell il and apply
the proceeds OF the sale to purchasing =
block Of land and erectin. q new Court
House and Jail. As We said a day or
two ago. this grand jury embraces among
it. members. some OF the best mea il
this County-men whose opinions are
worth taking into consideration men
who represent handsome proportion Of
the taxable property Of the County. We
hope that the opinions expressed in the
Report which is herewith REPRODUCED
Will receive respectful hearing by the
Board Of County Commissioners. We
think the Grand Jury represent the views
Of the greater part o: the p-ople Of the
County and such opinions are well worth
needing.
he LIBEAEY NovEsEST.-Our even
ing contemporary seems to have caught
the impression that the movement to
organize Library and Reading Room
also carries with it the idea OF 4. iebat-
ing society. Captain Cummings. whose
name is identified with al active and
efficient advocacy Of this movement,
dropped. in upon Us las: evening to say
that the Tribune WAS in error. There is
10 thought of a debating society in this
project. As stated in the APPEAL OF
Sunday morning, what 10 sought is to
establish a reading room and library.
Also, the Captain dislikes to have the
notion get abroad that he is anything
more than Il co-wOrkar with others in
this matter. We feel. however. that
much credit is due him for the we'll
timed and earnest efforts he has dis
played in getting the movement on foot.
The nature of the proposition, as at
present II Is shaping, will be made man
ifest in few days.
4 TEARING TEMPEST Of wind came
through the gorges of the Sierra on Sat-
urday night, and all day Sunday and all
Sunday night, until the very breath
seemed to have been blown out OF Eolus
and the Boreal hosts. ard poor old bus
terry March seemed broken-winded and
phthisicky and fabbersasted yesterday
morning and TO cover, helpless and
chilled undsr the cruel sleet that came
pouring down. Wonderful to relate.
however, there was no strong settled
storm to come upon the heels Of this
great wind, and though the day was raw
and all exposed 10 the north wind. the
sun go. the better o: the clouds and went
down in what was almost blaze OF glory
But it is IS bleak as December and as
hard: and last night the earth froza into
rugged chunks and all thoughts Of
springiness vanished in shiYsrs.
g. $. CIRCUIT COURT TRIAL JURORS.
We are indebted to L. S. Deputy Mar
shall Mclean for the following list @.
the jurors summoned for the March |
term Of the L. s. Circuit Court, which
sits on the Goth: l.. L. Crockett, ]. L.
J. McGinis, w. X. King,
Paul Gross, j. X. Gruber and A. Horn |
Of Lyon County; J. q. Adams, 5. A.
kinsey, +. A. 4. F'revert, A. NJ. Fay |
Tor. J. S. Small, A. Livingstone and I,
J. w. Boyd of Douglas county; A. J.
Clark, b. G.. Glow, W. Il. Chamber !
lain, W. Donelson, George Smith. |
Thomas G. Herman and John Rapp of |
county; o. w. Ward, ID. c. |
Turner. George ellison, 7. A. Wagner,
D. g. kitzmeyer, Z. d. Stadtmuller |
srd X. X. Brown Of Ormsby county.