Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-15
SUPREME COURT.

The following cases we're argued and sub
mitted in the Supreme Court yesterday;
W. S. Hobart, appellant VS.. L. ID. "lcks'
respondent.
J. Ivancovich, appellant VS.. L. Stern. res
pendent
William Sloan, appellant vs. Virginia 4
Truckee Railroad Company, respondent
Southern Cross Mining Company respon-
dent, VS. Europa Mining Company appellant.
A BAD SCHOOL Boy. - Complaint has
reached us that large, muscular boy, at
tending the Carson grammar school, mas
earned for himself the name of Terror by
reason of his cruel treatment of younger and
weaker schoolmates During recess and after
the dismissal of school he maltreats the
Younger boys in an uncaled for manner II
they do not obey his behests, which are some
times of the most outrageous character Some
of the bows are SO afraid to meet this Terror
of the grammar school that they will walk
| MANY blocks out of their way to avoid coming
in contact with him, in going to or coming
from school We are i'll possession OF this
petty tyrant's name, and if he does not mend
his conduct we will publish it. In the mean
time we would suggest that this boy receive
the special att ,ntion of the principal OF the
schoo, which he disgraces
PETTY LARCESN-A man by the name OF
John Davis, not unknown to certain klnd
| rd,rv ftorn
the complaint of Miss Lolita Gordon, who
charged him with feloniously abstracting from
her residence on Third street, valuable fur
cloak and selling the same at a nominalhgure
which sum he appropriated to his own USE
| Of late this man has frequently made his ap-
pearance in the halls of justice, in the role OF
defendant, but up to this time he has escaped
conviction.
He DIDN'T HIT 1T.-Geo. H. Davis, Jr,
one of the mighty nimrodsof the country, came
across mountain sheep on the road between
st. Clair and Pyramid the other day he
turned loose on him with his artillery, but
the sleeps spirit did not wander off to meet
the spirits of his forefathers, Now, if we
did not know that George does not use pro-
fame language, we should judge that he would
have sworn blue streak at his bad luck.
DEPARTURES - The following passengers
went South on yesterday morning stage: L,
G.. Bsteman, D. NJ Hosmer, Frank Chagnon,
C. Isaacs, J. NJ Hendrick, J. W. Siding, c.
G. Kennedy, R. N. Folger, F. McRae. ID.
Mcmillan, S. W. Dawson, T. Bennett, JOS
Mayberrv. L. C. Debert, D. Miller.
| DRrMMERs - This city has been pretty
freely visited by San Francisco commercial
drummers in all branches of trade. Their
presence is benefit to Carson, in many res
meets: and more of them would come here
and remain several days at time could the
l;cense law be somewhat modified
| A MORA gentleman who came in from
Bodie last evening, says that there Is much
frame building going on there, and remarked
| that that camp was only created to reduce
dividends of stockholders in insurance COM
panies.
| An IaPRovEMENr-New gas burners have
been attached to the footlights In the Opera
House. which increases the volume OF Ugh:
greatly and produces a much improved effect
upon the scenery.
RELEASED ON BAIL.-John Davis, arrested
for petty larceny yesterday afternoon was
released on bail last evening, His case Will
come up before Judge Witherell at o clock
to-day.
MACHINERY FOR BoDIE.-A large quantity
of machinery for the Addenda mine at boole
left here on Wednesday. The bulk OF the
stock in that mine is held i'll Carson.
LAKE TAHoE-The hotels at that point are
closed; the tourists have all gone home, and
= will soon be time for Doc Benton to draw
off his daily coach.
IspRov1NG.-We are pleased to note that
Mrs G. w. G. Ferris who has been danger
ous]y i'll with pneumonia, is considered out
of danger.
Ix Tows.-Hon. L. L. Crockett, State
Treasurer elect, and wife were in the city yes
terday visiting friends
AU FAu.-Don't forget the recherche re-
cantion of this club at the Opera House this
levening