Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-15
The Enterprise of yesterday says:

The Enterprise of yesterday says:
Attorney General Kittrell was in the city
yesterday, dignifed and cour Locus, as ever.
We have an exalted opinion as to the taste
and perspicacity of The local of the Enterprise
and we don't think him guilty of any josh in
the above. He is above it. Every one who
knows the General knows the statement above
is true to the letter. 1t is a matter of uni
versal acceptation that the adjectives " dig
n'fed and courteous are weak, when applied
to him. He is that everywhere, and what we
object to is that the Enterprise giveth our
official no more extended notice. But that is
the way with suburban sheets. Now, are
know all about the matter; that Attorney
General Kittrell was on State business and
that he performed it to the complete and en-
tie satisfaction of the State We are IL
debted to him for the following succinct and
correct statement as to the Prison Suit Yes
terday at Virginia City, in the case of j. e.
Adams ct al, VS.. L. r. Bradley ct al which
involves the title to the State Prison, an
upon by the counsel for the respective parties
thereto. On this statement the case is to be
submitted 20 judge Lorenzo Sawyer for de-
cision. Virtually he has already given de-
cision favorable to the State and against the
plaintiffs Should he adhere to his former
opinion in the case, an appeal to The Supreme
Court of the United States will be immedi-
atel taken by the plaintiffs, and then we
may expect our S%a5e Prison convicts, War
den, etc, hung up in Washington until the
ensuing centennial.
THE THEATER is desolate No plsywrights
delight the expectant audience, and The foot
lights are out. We interviewed that most &C
commodating seat blotter, Charley Parker
yesterday, and he looked completely discon
solate We told him we would get up
regular monthly theater schedule, but it did |
not seem to calm his troubled spirit. Patience,
patrons, we will have good shows ere long.
On the 23d The Au Fats will give their grand
opening parry, which viii be recherche and |
up to the Nth power in the parry line. On
the 9th and % h the renowned Emmett the
great, celebrated and perfect Dutch comique
will appear in one of his unapproachable enter
ailments. The hall is for rent on Thanks
giving NIGHT. Some society give lis ball.
fourth OF JULY-Buck Davis has meta
norphosed himself into heavy mining sharp
md bloated superintendent. He brought
Town ten men from the Lake who were joined
~ five more from Virginia, all of whom he
arried off to Eurek.. to work the Fourth July
nine. The nine is well known here, It's
,rincipal owners being residents of Carson.
The men are to work on shares and obtain an
interest in the mine. We trust they may be
able to strike it rich and that Buck may make
! big rise. The mine is situated in Goodwin
canyon, abont four and half miles from the
own of Eureka, and has always been con-
idered good mine. ?
The FIRE BOYS met night before last and
,ade division of the gifts of Yerington, !
Hiss & Co. The Currys placed 500 in the
,easury and divided the remainder among
nose who served at the fire. The Swifts
laced $500 in their treasury and divided the
emaining $500 among the twenty-five men
ho were detailed on the engine. We under
and there has been some growing among
lie boys, but the division was made by
ajority vote and the responsibility rests
18th them. At all events, the boys have 6,
can well paid for their services by the losers
Y the fire.
THE COUNTY received several cords of wood
'sterday, and the prisoners were busily en-
ged in carrying it in. Professor John
larp weakened on the general principle of
annual labor and was consigned to CELL
he rest stood in and the wood was packed in