Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-05

by what right As we stated before, the tw
lDafers to whom such unwarran:ed mercy wa
shown, are still in the city, and it will be
great wonder if they do not put the county t.
considerable expense before they leave, unles
they are hauled up on a very short turn
A QUEER CASE OF JUSTICE GA day O
| two since boarder at Kohl's hotel at Empire
who owed the house some thirty odd dollars
handed Mr.. khol $2S, and asked him if he
would call the account square Mr.. Koh
replied that he would give him credit for the
amount. The boarder was dissatisfied, and
demanded the return of his money. This
the landlord declined to do So Mr.
Boarder goes to the Justice of the Peace in
that burgh, and swears out complaint against
Kohl, charging him with larceny. Mr. Kohl
was taken into court. He was asked to plead
but refused to do so, showing his con
tempt for the Empire ermine by stating that
he wanted nothing to do with that court, but
asked his case to be taken to Carson, in which
respect he was not accommodated, however,
for the judge fined him $2S and costs, amount
ing in all to $37, THIS is indeed strange
ruling on the part of man who Processes to
have sufficient intelligence to act as Justice
of the Peace Under the circumstances, as
stated herein, reasonable person would have
sad led the costs on the plaintiff instead of
on Mr.. Kohl, who was getting nothing more
than what was due him from his eccentric
boarder.
THEATRICALs We either have a feast or
a famine here in the theatrical line We either
have three performances per week at the
Opera House, or none for a whole month
But the class of theatrical entertainments that
have been given at the Opera House during
the past six months, excepting Barett's and
Macauleys, we could dispense with for several
years in fact, all the Carson theatre goers
ire more than satiated with minstrel and
hort dress shows they want something in
he legitimate line, and of the higher order of
nents let us have our moneys worth, and |
i've us a long breathing spell from the clap |
rap variety business.
EXAMINATION TEACHERS examination
f applicants for teachers certificates, closed !
The Board of Examiners were at
york until late last night, examining papers
o ascertain the percentage OF each applicant.
he result will be placed into the hands of F,
he Board of School Trustees. who meet
O. night, for their action. 1t is not positively
etermined to make any changes in the school
apartment but should any removals be
made, those of the applicants who passed the
est examination will, of course, receive the
referance in the appointments.
GRAND REPRESENTATIVE G G.
,atterman, State Prison Warden, having
cen chosen Grand Representative of the
i'd Fellows Of this State to the Grand Lodge
the United States, which meets in conven-
on at Baltimore on the 18th of the present
lonth, will leave for that city tomorrow
vening. Mrs. Batterman will accompany
i'm. They propose being absent some four
r five weeks. The General takes this occa-
on to also visit his aged father in the East,
no is sick and feeble and may probably never
,e his son again.
JAKE KLEIN RAISES THE "DEvIL. An
xpress wagon stopped at our office this after
DON, and without saying, "by your leave"
,lled in keg of beer. We tried to explain
lat they had struck the wrong shop, but our
erman being somewhat defective, We conld
ot make him understand, and that keg
ands in our stock room untouched. As we
lish this, our devil is strutting around yell
@ German trink-ied in anticipation of
mething he will never reach.
New INVENTION T. S. Williamson.
this county, has made new invention,
lied " drill sharpener." 1t will be of in
lculable benefit to miners, and john W.
ackey says, that if it proves able to sharpen c
urleigh drills, the inventor has fortune in n n
yht. Mr. Williamson says that his inven
IN will sharpen every description of drill G
w in use. The Department at Washington t: