Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-07
TRIAL CALENDAR OF THE UNITED
STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

vada, November term, 1877:
Phoebe West Extension Mining Co. VS.. W
H. Clark, ct al. dismissed under rule, TO
want of opposition, on fourth call.
P. E. Shannon vs. Savage Mining Com
pany; dismissed.
Central Pacific R. R. Co. vs. Carrot Pierce
ct al. continued.
Lewis Fusier, ct al vs. George l. Lammon
continued.
James A. Haynes VS.. Samuel Geddes; dis
missed under rule, on third call.
Marian Hill VS.. George T. Davis; passed.
A. HI. Rickett, assignee of James Kelly, VS.
Lady Washington Mining Co. continued
Mary E. Beard vs. Sierra Nevada Mining
Co.; continued.
H. e. Montgomery VS.. A. Guerrero con
tinued
w. S. Hobart vs. David Bowie; dismissed.
John B. Hereford VS. John H. Dali; con-
tinued.
Reuben H, Lloyd VS.. Daniel Knapp; con-
tinued.
James T. Quigley VS. Central Pacific R. R.
Co.; trial.
James NJ Matter vs. ella Silver Mining
Co.; trial.
James Penrose VS.. Belcher Silver Mining
Co.; dismissed.
George W. Wilson vs. Dayton Silver Min
ing Co., trial.
Central Pacific R. R. Co. VS.. James stude-
want.
Central Pacific R. R. Go. VS.. Henry Orr
Central Pacific R. R. Co. vs. A J. Clark
Central Pacific R. R. Co. vs. Jones and
Dickey
Central Pacific R. R. Co. vs. Jas Winfrey.
Central Pacific R. R. Co. vs. James Poor.
Central Pacific R. R. Co. VS.. j. D. Pollard
dismissed
Samuel A. Chaplin VS.. Northern Ligh: Gold
and Silver Mining Co.; continued
Pacific Mill and Mining Co. vs. Daniel
Knapp, ct al. !; continued.
M. A Hearne VS.. Pacific Mill and Mining
Company.
Herman Glauber VS.. B. Guerrero; con-
tinued.
Giant Powder Co. vs. Samuel Doake; con-
tinued
d. 0. Addison, administrator, VS.. Mexican
Gold and Silver Mining Co.; continued
United States VS.. Jerry Sloan, indictment
for murder; cases No. and No dismissed
Some repairs are making on the line of
Spear street near the residence of Mr.. John
G. Fox. culvert is in process of construc-
ton across Dawson street at its intersection
with Spear, and a gutter is shaping for the
water which is to come with the coming
storms. We note that the loose earth and
seed and grass roots are wheeled out into the
think they should, rather, be carted away,
The bed of the street is now in admirable
order and of firm consistency, and when the
wet weather comes that loose stuff will only
make bad streak of mud and do no possible
good. Cart it away Doctor
DENTISTRY E. A. Brewster NJ D. ,
though he intended to stay. He has removed |
from his old quarters at the Arlington House,
and established his office on the second floor |
of the Carson City Savings Bank building, |
where he is prepared to do first class dental
work at short notice and at moderate prices
the Doctor has a very bright suite of rooms |
where we should imagine it would be pleas
ure to have dental operation performed.
From specimens we have seen and the favor
able reports Of patients we judge the Doctor
IAN do excellent work,
THE SwIFT.-Everywhere on the street yes
erday we heard the praises of the Swift
sounded How well she did Without dis
,araging the effective work done by the others
he certainly did more than her part in con-
luering the fire and from her position was able
o do most valuable service in preventing the
pread of the flames, northward from the road.
\ little rotary steamer of her size which run
g hours without shutting off steam is inval-
liable. Long may she RIM.
PROFESSOR CUNNING ILL. - Through a
rivate letter from Virginia, we are informed
hat owing to the illness of Professor Cunning
is lectures will not be delivered here as ad- (
ertised. The letter came too late for notice
/ yesterday mornings APPEAL. The Profess +
or's illness is quite serious, but We sincerely