Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-28

son and Bush at Eberhardt, whereby the for
mer lost his life. The evidence adduced be-
fore the coroners jury makes it plain that
johnson courted the death he met. But we
suspect that Bush and Hicks went to the sa-
loon not unprepared to kill the bully.
1t is only too evident that Paradise Hum
boldt county,, is not the original and unde-
filed Garden of Eden. Its inhabitants seem
to be peculiarly susceptible to the seductive
wiles of the Devil of discord. The Siircr State
of the 25th notes fight between two farmers
there, the same being adjusted by a jury and
a Providential rain storm
Frank Clifford, the discharged convict, now
in Jail on a charge of robbery, and whose late
trial resulted in disagreement of the jury,
made an unsuccessful attempt, a few nights
since, to escape from confinement Finnegan,
with whom he had quareled, peached on him.
A man has been found guilty in the JUS
tees Court at Genoa of obtaining work I'M
der false pretenses. And yet we have the
highest authority for believing that ''the Ia
borer is worthy of his hire.
ARREST OF A ROBBER.-One Frank Mulloy
is iii jail at Aurora charged with the robbery
Of a man at Candelaria Money and checks
found upon him make his guilt very evident.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. - The
Footlight favors Carson as the place for hold
ing the Democratic State Convention. And
the Footlight Eliminates the way of truth
Judicial proceedings being nil. the Pollard
case promises to remain mystery unles
Samuel-Sarah will consent to assume the COS
tune OF the Greek Slave
A bloodhound weighing l46 pounds was at
Wmnemucca the other day. He was a rail
way passenger and did not consent to remain
among the Humboldters.
Grant will be the next President of the
United Staes provided he will allow his name
to be used Sam Randall knows it; and
Hayes can't help it.
The Lyon County Times of Sunday makes
mention of the death of Harry
Brown a well known miner of the South end
Of the Comstock
Sam Randall does not like the way things |
were done in the late Democratic nomination
in Pennsylvania But what will he do about |
it!
The Vallejo Route, it is thought, will be |
reopened by the first of the coming month of |
June. Its conveniences are very desirable.
One Gray is lecturlng on Backbone" in
Reno. Notices to that effect appear in the
columns of the local papers.
Col. Dave Buel, who turns up with amazing
every now and then, is erecting
20 stamp mill in Dun Glen.
Winnemucca (the town of that name), will
celebrate the Fourth of July Don't, dolst
let's do it in Carson.
Reno still continues to be agitated over the
between the Workingmen and the
Ditch projectors.
Placer digging have been discovered and
ire working near Bodie. So says the Stand
nd of Saturday.
The ownership of Goat Island is again be-
ore Congress. Uncle Sam is one of the
claimants.
Chicago is badly scared by communistic
movements thereabOut.
VERY ILL-Our fellow citizen M. Frett,
Who is suffering from abdominal dropsy, had
aiken from him IL quarts and ounces OF
water yesterday. The patient was resting
veil last evening County Times.
Mr.. F. seems to be a perfect bonanza of
ropsical development I
A. J. TYREELL of the Union Iron Works,
yirginia is interested with Baldwin & Part
idge i'll erecting the tailings mill between
Vashoe and Steamboat Springs. They have
250 900 to 100000 tons of tailings,
nd they are doubtless richer than the slums
rom the mills of late years.-Lyom Go. Times ,
JUSTICE. -Superintendent Curtis expects a
aluable development soon i'll the south drift
II the 1850 level of the Justice, and thinks
lie is about cutting into the main ore chimny I
t the mine at point where it takes its reg
lar dip or pitch to the southwark. Lyon Go.
Fmes, May Is,