Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-24
SUPREME COURT.


The arguments in the important case Q
the Ruby Consolidated Silver Mining Co. lin
tied, vs. q. Heynemann ct al, were c.ose'
yesterday by Hon. J. W. Winans, and tn
case submitted. The following other case
were argued and submitted:
State of Nevada VS.. Samuel Mills, convicted
of murder in the first degree. Judge Berr!
of Humboldt, appearing for appellant.
State ofNevada vs.. George Ryan ct al, con
victed of burglary.
On SPREE.-Last evening two old drunk
en- fellows made a holy show of themselves on
Carson street-in fact, they were an entire
circus and side show combined and theiI
crowd of gamins at the narrative end of the
show. The two old buffers were arm in arm
and the manner in which they swayed from
certain crush to careless pedestrian. They
antics elected much uproarious applause from
hauled up in front of saloon and for some
time debated the ACCESSIBILITY of going in to
IG-lOduJ DuG WLctucI IL was OHlIlS W d AdSh VI
the necessary or otherwise, they didn't drink
at that particular point and period. They
found it rather difficult to get in motion again
after hating at the iquidating depot, how
ever they eventually made the rifle and passed
from the sight of our reporter escorted by an
admiring crowd of hoodlums.
q. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The following
named persons have been subpoenaed to ap
pear and act as trial jurors in the U. S. Cir
cult Court in this city, on the 9th day of No
vember, at 10 o'clock A. Nj: c. 81. Stegman,
L. D. Noyes, F. Winzell, D. w. Likens, J.
P Becker, W. H. Day, Emanuel Stern, L.
T. Fox, Joe Beer, Martin Ford, E. R. Smith,
John S. Pidge, W. T. Warren, Philo Knapp,
Chas Symons, F. A Parks, c. c. Atherton,
J. L. Beam, n. D. Chamberlin, A. D. Tread
way, Jacob Tobriner, T. J. Tenant, G. W,
Foulks, B. F. Leete, Henry Fulstone, G. P.
Young, D. B. Park, II. c. Crippon, W. Fl. II.
Cary, Warren Howard.
THE CHINESE Row.-The seven Cinnamon
who were arrested on Saturday last, under a
presumable implication in the murder of All
Fat, are held in durance vile on minor charges |
Two are charged with drawing deadly weapons
and five of the number are held on a charge |
Of riot There are warrants out for four |
more Cinnamon accused of rioting. The
of All Fat will, in all probability,
never be Gagged, and the county is just as well
,ff As yet no time has been set for the trial
If the Chinese law breakers who are confined
n the County Jail
In JAIL.-The three young villains who
tole $50 out of the stable of Fred Dangburg
m Monday, are still in Jail, but no charges
AVE as yet been preferred against them.
The police say that two of the youngsters
we're at former time sentenced to six weeks
Imprisonment in this city, and served out
heir term. Pretty hard cases, we guess.
OUT OF DANaER.-We are pleased to be
BILE to chronicle that Mrs. ", S. Byrne of
his city, who was taken so seriously i'll Mon
ay night, while visiting friends at Reno, is
ut of danger.
The Kellogg Carey troupe will appear at (
'irginia on the 9th and 9TH of November
1hy can't we have them here, tool Our peo-
lie are great lovers of good music.
The great Polish actress, Madame Mod
ska, appears Fat the Carson Theater on
Tonday evening next The lady is an artistic,
I'd everybody should go to see her.
The Ormsby House was partially lit up last I
'ening, and the sight was refreshing indeed, ,
ter the long gloominess which has pervaded O
at popular corner. q
The Carson Mint shipped S25, 900 in dimes
the U. S. Sub Treasury at New York, and
5000 in dimes to the3 Sub:Treasury at !,
licago yesterday.
Wells, Fargo & Go. received per southern
age last evening, from the Northern Belle pl
inc, bars Of bullion, valued at s7,617.