Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-02

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only II years ofage, and is q full orphan, whC
| Tor a long time has had no one to look after
or take an Interest in hi:n. In consequence
he naturally drifted into wild, but not bad ol
criminal ways. The Court could not find any
reason to send the boy up for vagrancy
Judge Gary thought his conviction would
affect the boys future career, and he
postponed the trial until tomorrow at 2
clock; i'll the meantime permitting the rris-
oner to 90 on his own recognzance. Since
then, however, Farmer Treadway has offered
to give the lad home and work on his ranch
which proposition was gladly accepted. The
boy is not so bad as he was at first repre-
scented, and with kind protector, he may
yet turn out a very excellent man.
DISCHARGED Felix Donnelly, the young
man who was arrested on suspicion of having
participated in the Cherry Greek mail rob
berry, nearly two years ago, was yester-
day permitted 10 go on his owa
recognizance until the next teral
Of the T. s District Court, after his thir@
agree He had already been incarcerated for a
year and half. 1t is now believed that Don-
nelly is innocent of the charge upon which he
WAS arrested : but bong found i'll the society
Of the robbers, it was perfectly natural to take
him in with the Others. The lesson taught
him is a very painful one, vet it may work to
his greatest advantage in his future career
Donoelly says he will surely present himself
in Cont when his case is called next term.
KILL THE Does. Every evening when |
equestrians ride through the main or back |
Streets a pack of worthless ours get in the |
street and right under the heels of the
lorses, in many instances frightening them
80 as to endanger the lives Of the rid
rs. On Monday evening lady was nearly
brown from her horse, and last evening
Gentleman was placed in the same unpleasant
finance could be applied to the extermina-
ION of these worthless dogs.
KIND8RGARTEN EXAMINATIONS THE Kin
ergarten examination, under management
f Misses Babcock and Nellie Parkinson, will
egin at $50 clock this morning. The exer-
ises by the little Toddlekins, will be of
cry interesting nature. Parents and Guar
ians are invited to see for themselves what
n excellent establishment the kindergarten
for children who are too young to under
and the discipline of higher grade of
chooI
WALKING MATCH.-There will be a walking a
latch at Moore Il Parkers Hall on the il
7ening of the fourth of July, for 500 5
side, between Professor Hartman, late of =
oston, Professor Allen and Miss NJ. Duberry, .
tie of New Orleans The distance to be v
aveled is 100 miles, in "a hours. The pc T.
,strians are all professionals. Admissions ..
cents Reserved seats for ladies A goou
md will be in attendance e,
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN The n
ourth of July Executive Committee have % %
ade arrangements for vehicles in which to "
rry the children of our public schools in
e coming celebration. The children, who 9,
II be in charge of Prof Howe, the princi- e'
|, are requested to be on hand at the high
lool building on the morning OF the Fourth
$50 O'Clock.
OUR friend Mr. T. R. Hofer, received
egram from San Francisco last evening, ad- I
ing him that his brother law, Mr.. R. E.
lily, Secretary Of the Justice Mining Com
ny, was made the happy father of daugh- Ply
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs Kelly
re our Warnest congratulations.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
parted on the southern stage yesterday 4
rning: j. Bowen, j. B. Badger and wife,
F. Mackey, Mrs. FAnnor, S. Jones, J. R. =
vens, R. Rowland, G. W. Garaide, Mrs
L. Peterson, G. Altesshur, M, Harris, H.
lehman, E. Dunn and wife. 4
MEMBERS of the Governors military staff
1t out to Swift's springs yesterday to get
he of that incompatible polishing stuff Q
Gu Is TO be found there, WhereWlth to pie,
,hten their military filings, aud the lustre
duced by it is perfectly dazzling. S
SPLENDID lunch will be set to-day at the .
orm Club rooms, under charge of Mrs. ne
lnle. Coffee with cream-no dubious F
cold meats, cream biscuits, peach cob j
and cream, and lots of other nice things
HE President of the Day, Orator, Reader,
plain and Poet, of the Fourth of July
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