Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-15
THE PARDONING POWER.

The Board of Pardons met yesterday fol
the January term of 1873. All the members
of the Beard were present. Petitions were
presented, letters read and the ordinary rou-
tine of business gone through with on the
docket, with the appended result:
All Nook, rejected.
George Fisher, dismissed
VIM. Chamberlain, postponed.
Jas Burk and W. c. Tracy, rejected.
Stephen H. Winnie, pardoned
John Sheehan, restored to citizenship.
Maggie Hart, rejected.
Thomas Ryan, rejected
George Hail, postponed.
George Price, postponed.
Henry Hickman re Jected
W. r. Robertson, rejected.
James Gleason, re ected.
Dan. T. Taylor, postponed till to-day.
The happy Winnie 1--WE almost wrote Win
ner. but he wouldn't care), was liberated yes
terday afternoon. The Board did well in his
case. \ very affecting letter was received
from his mother, which no Pardoning Board
in the world could fail to appreciate.
MovING-Carson street was blockaded yes
terday by the removal of Alex. Laporte S
building 1t formerly stood next to Torrey-
sons blacksmith shop, and is being removed
to a lot near the site of the old planning mill
where it will be reftted for residence. Joe
Carpenter with his truck and grays is doing
the heavy pulling. 1t is being moved on cir
cular, rotary, revolving rollers, and when we
first saw it it was going at an angle of 40 de-
grees and when last observed was proceeding
quietly but firmly up Carson street. From
the number of suggestions offered by the
Committee on Suggestion at their place of
meeting on the sidewalk, we have no doubt
the engineers will be able to convey it to its
destination with the greatest ease.
CORRECTION have been requested to
make the following correction, which we do
with the greatest pleasure, as we bear His
Excellency no animosity, and wish him
every happiness, Joy, comfort, peace, rest and
blessedness. Lieut.. Governor Jewett ".
Adams was to have been married in Texas on
the 9th. "-Ecchaage. This is a mistake.
Governor Adams is to be married on the 10Th
inst at Corsicana, Texas. He intends then
to visit his mother at Whitehall, New York,
and his old home in Vermont and is expected
here about the 10th Of February
ARRIVALS. Chauncey Noteware and Wal
ter Swart were in from Genoa yesterday.
Hon. Bob Lindsay and Tom Julien were OBJ
serving the Board of Pardons. General Seth
Robinson of SAM Francisco is in town. Hon.
L. Allen, of the Lower House, and ". FL. A.
Pike, Principal of the Education Institute of
Churchill county arrived yesterday. Glad to
see Capt Haynie back home again. Burke
the builder and r. Rule were also around,
but not together
NoMIEATI0Ns -Uuder late resolution of
Congress, Governor Bradley is authorized and
invited to nominate to the President two citi
zens of Nevada to be appointed Honorary
Commissioners of the State of Nevada at the
Paris Exposition of 1878. We understand
Governor Bradley has rendered these appoint
ments to John W. Mackay, of Virginia, and
w. S. Keye, of Eureka.
person whose name we did not learn de-
ivered lecture on the open Polar Sea, last
evening He did not advertise. Result,
audience eleven E'Twas ever thus"
BULLIoN.-Received by southern stage per
Wells Fargo & Co. two bars of bullion from