Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-11

The condemned man is very mucl
affected by his approaching fate. AM
says the world will discover his innocence
after he is dead and gone. We believ
in following out the teDets OF law 81
long as it is q law; but would 1t not b.
we'll for the Legislature to examine int
this matter Of capital punishments, ant
take such measures thereon as maj
be acceptable to the people. Larkir
must die as it has been announced. but
if. as he says. the future should prove
bis innocence, q serious fault will some
where be the result. When q man II
once dead, there is no setting him free
in case of future revelations. and thai
faults will sometimes occur in law there
is not the shadow Of doubt.
ANOTHER OF those popular entertain
ments was given last evening, By Nell
and George Giddens. The programme
vas somewhat different from tie pre-
cedins evening. and the acting was fully
M 10 the standard required. These two
actors have gained considerable notoriety
10 Carson and Virginia. and we recon-
meud them to the pleasure loving com
munities which they may visit in the
future. On both evenings of their per-
Torrance, We noticed q large number OF
legislators present. and they were unan-
imous in the opinion that the acting of
Nell was thus far the most pleasing
episode of the season.
EVERYBODY thought that the storm
was coming yesterday afternoon. The
winds blew, the dust dew. mems hats
went whirling through the streets. papers
were flying through the air. the clouds
collected in the western horizon, but no
storm came. the weather continued mild
and now the weather prophets are again
at work in regard to the predictions o:
the future. We do not we'll see how the
clouds and rain can have the effroniery
to 20 against the protectors Of these
seers, out still they do it. and the world
still moves all the same.
TEs confidence young man whose
arres, We several days ago noted was
yesterday tried on charge OF e.nbezzle-
ment before Justice Witherill end fined
in the sum of $500. Being out OF funds
and no friends to advance the same. the
young man went to Jail as substitute
for the money and will remain there
until his fine is worked out. They. &C.
cording to accounts, give man two dol.
lars a day aud board for remaining in
jail, and consequently the time in this
case in default OF the sum mentioned
will be one hundred days.
1t is said IN Legislative circles that
certain Legislator from the Eastern part
OF the State will soon introduce bill en-
titled, AN Act, to compel the clouds to
produce rain within the next two weeks"
This bill will probably be read a second
time by title. and referred to
the Judiciary Committee. Then the |
members of that committee will prob |
ably take trip up above. and after in
terviewing the clouds themselves in the !
matter. will report favorably 10 the |
House. We are bound to have rain ii |
seems, even if the Legislators have to
go for il themselves.
II is said that on Saturday next the
committee appointed to visit the Reno
Prison will perform the duties OF their
appointment. This committee is that
on State Institutions and consists of
Buckingham Of Storey. Moore of Eiko.
Grey of White Pine. Mcintosh of Orms-
by, and Shoemaker of Wasnoe. These
gentlemen will be received with great
eclst in Reno. and will receive every
attention which the time and occasion
may demand.
VIZ are informed that Gen. Clarke has
TO act as Attorney for LsPoint
The arrested man is still in Jail and says
.ha. as long as Flynn was alive his life
vas in danger. The shooting happened
he other day in Reno. 1t is not vet
known whether Flynn will live or die.
The doctors sent a man into his stomach
o find out where the bullet had lodged,
md pending bis return TO their midst
Judgment is suspended.
TaE Reporter OF the Reno Gazette was
q town yesterday to get bill through
he Legislature. entitled, IAN Act to
mend AN Act" That will be sumner
or the legislative men over at the Cap
toll, and the Judiciary Committee had
letter prepare themselves for active
york on the same.
In THE shooting match yesterday after
oon, it was reported last night, 10y
achsn had won, defeating Duncan, of
arson. by nine points. Quite num- !
or of sporting men from Carson were
q attendance. and backed up their
avorite both by their encouragement =
nd moUey.
The Board OF Trade of Reno have in
efinitely postponed the matter of incor- +
means that they do not
rant their town incorporated.
TIE Coroner's jury in the case of the
murdered Chinaman in Virginia have
agreed that the Chinaman
dead. =.
OuE Legislative Chambers by one of 2,
NJ contemporaries is facetiously termed al a,
le claw factory" of the State. ~
LyoS's KATHA1aoN makes beautiful, glossy,
xuriant hair; prevents its falling ont or turn