Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-19

State vs. William Partridge, drawing dead
ly weapon; acquitted.
State VS.. William Partridge, assault and bat
terry; fined $40 and paid.
State vs. n. Bellini, drawing deadly
weapon; fined $40 and paid
SAD CASE OF DEsTITUTIoN. Yesterday a
gentleman was accosted at the railroad depot
by bright little girl of some ten years of age,
requesting him to give her some money to
buy some bread for destitute family of six
persons The family consisted of two women
and fonr children, who were provided with a
good lunch. They had just gotten in from
Bodie, and were en- route for their former
home, Virginia City, and were in somewhat
of quandry how they should get there with
ont footing it. 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned that a railway official furnished them
with sufficient cardboard to carry them to
their place of destination on the cars We
were unable to learn the generous gentlemans
name, or We should give him proper credit for
his kindness. However, he is only casting his
dry bread upon the waters, and it may, some
ol THESE DAYS come DacR Ihlckly spread WltA
butter.
A FEW days since rancher went to the
Summit with seven little pigs, which he sold
there. While he was making the transfer to
the purchaser one of the squeelers dropped
into the iume, the water of which was full of
wood and running at very rapid rate. The
interested parties, of course, thought there
was no use to look for that pig, as it was
likely crushed to death or drowned. But at
Clear Creek, about two miles below that place,
the fume keeper 6shed his porkship out of
the damp, and he was alive and as well as
before the bath.
We RECEIVED the following communication
last evening from three young ladies who
stood 100 per cent at the examination of their
class in the public school, and whose names
were accidentally omitted in the report of
their teacher:
EDITOR CARSON APPEAL: In your account
of the examination of Miss Ryan's class, by
mistake or otherwise, our names and grade
were omitted. Please make the correction, if
not too late, and oblige,
JENNIE SUTHERLAND,
LUCIE STARTLING,
HENRIETrA OLCOvICH.
WHAT PRESUMPTIVENEss A gentleman
coming from Virginia yesterday, states that
Aude, the young man who was tried for get
ting away with some of the Nevada Banks
surplus stock and coin, and who was found
not guilty, by some special dispensation, has
instituted libel suit against the Enterprise
for $50 900. What gall what tanned govern
ment mule cheek Doesn't he hope he may
get ltl
PRRsoNAL-Judge and Mrs. F. K Bechtel
arrived here from San Francisco yesterday
morning. The Judge proceeded to Bodie,
where he has extensive mining and other in
terests. and will remain there about ten days.
In the mean time Mrs. Bechtel is the guest of
Miss Maggie Cavansugh, of this city, the
ladies being old friends.
AN AccIDENr-Yesterd Frank B. Ken
nedy, a suspended Mint employe, who, since
his suspension, has been engaged as furne ,
Waterman on the summit near Lake Tahoe,
slipped on the ice and fractured his leg near
the ankle. Mr.. Kennedy was brought to his
residence in this city.
AT the Indian campoodies, little south Of
the dume, some bucks while under the iniu-
ence of liquor, got into row last evening,
and one of their number picked up shot gun
aid fred away at the rest of the gang. I'm 4
fortunately there was no one killed. Il
THE excellent music which was rendered
at the Episcopal Church on Easter Sunday, {
will be repeated tomorrow. 1t was the most t.
exquisite music ever heard in this city, and
the promise of its repetition ought to fairly n
cram the church
We LEARN that the theatrical performance
for the benefit of the Curry Engine Company
Melted enough to pay the out standing in 9
debtedness on their bell, and to leave $40 in
the treasury. Pretty good showing for the
boys. L.
SHERIFF HILL has made his Chinese prison 0'
ITS whitewash the interior of the Jail, so now
he place looks and smells as sweet as some Sc
lotel mems bo1tdoirs. F