Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-03
A PoL1cEuAn ASSUMING TIE DEFENSIVE

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against the department we're unjust, and tina
he could not be aware Of how many dlsad
vantaces the night force we're working under
He SAID that the regular night force consiste,
Of only two men, VINO were compelled t.
traverse the whole city, from the extreme
northern and western to the extreme southern
and eastern ends space covering many
miles Ninety-nine out of every hundred
thefts and bnrglaries are committed IN the
might time, and as the bad characters are aware
of the limited force, they can well calculate
how long it will take an officer to walk from
one end of his beat TO another, and arrange
their little matters accordingly. The officer
states that it is not the inctficlency Of the
police, but the inadequate number Oh the
force which prevents arreStlng criminals WHO
commit their depredatons after nlghtfall
they cannot be at all places at one time He
| furthermore remarked, that if number OF
good citizens would accompany HIM or his
associate over their respective beats one night,
and see the distance of country they are COM
| PEELED to walk over, no such complaints would
appear in the local papers again, but, on the
other hand additions would at once he made
20 the force.
THERE was much animation ahont thu
County binding corner last evening. One
spot was occupied by the Pen man who de
lighted himself with pocketng the gudgeons
dollars; at another spot "a man with knife
itnd ring game, five rings for q k"arter Of .
dollar had temporarily domicjied himself
entertaining large crowd Of curioas Indians;
and a third spot was taken mp by the man
with the lifting machine. The street was
pretty well blocked up, but the only one who
seemed to make it pay, WAS the Pen man,
DEPARTURES. -- The following passengers
departed on the southern stage yesterday
morning: A. Raymond, W. L. Sullivan,
Thos. Bardell, J. T. Groves, E. Goldsmith,
Mrs A. D. Waltz, w H. Roberts, Thomas
Buggy, j. I, Ford, Mrs. Seaman, T. Fitz-
gerald, A. c. Ward, A. Y Ross, W. Millekan, |
VIM H. Downing, H. II. Stevens. Mrs. !
James, c. :. Young, n. Brown, Mrs. Ham
mond, A Eyslec, Jacob kahnweiIer, Jas.
Caldwell
The WALKING MArcH.--It must be borne
in mind that tomorrow evening comes off the
100 mile walking match at Moore Il Parker
Hall, between Professors Harraman and Allen
and Miss Duberry. The participants to
make the distance in u hours. which will
entail some tall stepping.
If the ladies of this city, who are always
ready to do neat and nice thing, would
manage to decorate the tables at the park
when our soldier visitors are to be entertained
with flowers, we feel confident that the COM
pliment would be gratefully received.
THE Fourth of July Executive Committee
was in session yesterday, and appointed 4 ne"
soliciting committee, consisting Of MessIs. 5.
:. Scoville, George c. Thaxter, and j. Nj.
Benton. These gentlemen will wait upon
our citizens to-day.
REMOVAL Mr. Fl. Schneiders Boston ,
Bakery has been removed two doors north of
ne Old stand, in the Adams House, where J
can be supplied, as Of old, with
erything that is excellent in the bakers and I
line. h
EMPIRE is making great preparations to
ssist in our Fourth of July celebration. Two
arge boats ars being built there, IN which to \
AIRY all the school children. Nine tenths of
he people of that village will be here to-mor
ow. .
Mr.. GEORGE OsBOURNR, for several years C.
lvorite member of Pipers Opera House Com II
any, is in the city, and will take the leading 81
art in the" Miner Wife, which is to be pre- u
ented at the Opera House to morrow evening fo
MISS SADIE BRAGG, of Reno, yours lady b,
ell known in society here, and sister of y
Irs. James E. Dealy and Mr.. Allen c. Bragg, CT
as unitedin marriage to Rev. W. R. Jenvey, ar
Virginia, yesterday. ru
ACCIDENT man named Chales Brulin, II
nployed in the railroad carpentershops, had b m
lree fingers badly cut and one nearly severed in
ON his left hand by a circular saw, on Tues 1t
~ afternoon. an
MEssRs. D. z. McCarty and Arthur Nc At
wen, of the CtronicJe, were on the light "a
ng train last evening, bound for Bonner
AXE, where they will pass the Fourth of
az.