Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-31

4 of1ss visit 10 the Ososoy Sosoty
0sslsies Coass yesterday sissrsooa dis
covered that suxuss svibaaAl deep 10 the
delights Of chat IL knosn - The Mule
Case" Some subjects Of the "Tses,y
Of 6usdslups Hidslso" had . mule
train. so0sshers about Spoones's
station they bod their hesdqsarers.
Being enabled 10 do 20. they 60, in debt.
Thee they attempted to make their
nsles psy vhss they osed. I'VE b.
iisvs thss's Il. but ss eonisss 70 coo.
disioe Of Dot eopless.ns pssplesisy over
isv-terms and technical situations which
10 very fer from that OF . perfect clear.
osss OF the mental vision. Buck Davis
1 Co. got some kind Of Q claim on the
0ales. Also Jake Winters. So they all
sent 10 Law: and that's the mule case.
While vs we're there little Joe Lopez.
Who has all the look OF Mexican Of the
Ai'se strain. sas doing duty - IN In
'espressr. Il 10 surprising to sse how
bright he h. Not only his English Is
glib and good. but his head IL clear. He
seemed to rs to understand the case quite
- we'll - any lawyer OF jurymsp. Nay
be. II they had had an Interpreter TO ex.
plain the nature Of this cause. ve could
have understood II ~ well as We under
stood Joe. On one side are General
Bob Clarke and Judge Dan Virgin. Col.
onel Ellis end CoIouel Dawes are con.
Quoting tho other side. This pretty we'll
represents the late internscine var.
Still. oil bespoke the existence OF . con.
dition OF peace save . slight mixture OF
lncomprebensibs disagreement NJ to shs
mules. Blu, they all agree that those
unhappy animals have eaten their heads
Oh. Tho plumber. We will say, In worth
about fifteen hundred dollars. The suit.
no far, lthis being The second trial OF III
has cost about twice that amount. The
General looks irowsly. ~ usual, and
steps around nervously, in,erposipg =
word In . jorky way, here and again.
Judge Virgin. We note. Ia growing sleek
and rotund in his msturing years. Ellis
preserves . soothing serenity of do
meanor, while Davies distils about him
tho aroma Of amiability and professional
suaviter 10 modo. These two last are
observing the terms Of their parole with
sxmemplary csrefulness.) Mr. Holm adds
great responsibility TO tho clerical iunc.
tion OF the Court: and the jury look AZ
II they entertained 4 sense OF pride q.
having been sworn BY 50 esiimable an
official. Certainly they contemplate hi.
venerable head With comforting ex.
preston Of security. Judge Wrigh,
assures the visiting journalist OF the
heartiness Of his welcome by DESCENDING
from the presiding chair aud minglinp
With q becoming relaxation OF the Judi.
cial d.gnities. with the admiring multi.
.nde. Meanwhile the waiting wituesse,
are recumbent upon the tables In IN.
clerks ofiice--lsy figures OF tho law
Fdciiis dexnss aHera;. which mean,
that It 10 sasy aud refreshing to descend
from our own Court. organized unde
the undispntsd sovereignty Of Nevada
and betake oneself TO the State House
there to listen to the unfolding Of III.
great BONANZA case. We had the pleas
IRE Of looking ct the puzxling Bishop
signatures yesterday. I've refrain fsou
expressing our opinion thereupon les
We should be summoned - an expert
The defense il we'll into the bowels Of il,
testimony taking. Yesterday. his Honor
Ju fge Sawyer. WAS so severely Attic, ed
With the sick. headache ~ 10 be Obliged
10 absent himself from tho afternoon
session. II isA very patient and much
Interested jury jury to whom v,
should be quite willing to submit an,
small Iitigstious mst,cr Of our own. Pro
badly not before the latter par, OF neg
week will this very important case b,
submitted to the jury.