Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-17
In THE ToILs AGAIN.-William Hart, who

In THE ToILs AGAIN.-William Hart, wht
| through the kindness of Sheriff Hill wa
placed in charge of the chain gang, on sal
airy, has for the past few days again been
drinking, and last evening wound up by an
noying Officer Duncan and Deputy Sheriff
Powers, who were closeted in the Sheriff s
private Office with parties on business. He
rendered himself so intolerable that it was
found necessary to lock him up When this
man is sober ne conducts himself in very
proper manner, but when he gets few drinks
| he loses all control of himself and gets into
| trouble. His past bitter experience ought to
teach him to let the vile stuff alone, yet he
will persist in lingering with it.
PASSED THROUGH. - Professor w. f.
Stewart, who has rs thorough knowledge of
the philosophy of mining as any gentleman on
this coast, passed through last evening for
San Francisco, where he will remain a short
time prior to his departure for the East. Mr..
Stewart will lecture to our friends along the
Atlantic seaboard upon the subject of mining
on this coast, and will no doubt work up an
unheard of interest in the matter The gen
teman will unquestionably do great good for
this coast while East. We wish him a safe and
pleasant Journey, and an early return to within
our midst.
PENSIONERS ATrESTIoN.-W have been
handed the following extract from a private
letter with the request to publish it: THE
law making medical examination necessary
was repealed June 81, 1879. You will not
now have to be examined Please inform
any pensioner you may know and get notice
in some paper if you can. w. FL. PAYNE.
Pension Agent"
YESTERDAY afternoon while Officer Duncan
was securing the town in quest of Harry Lee
the escaped vagrant, he found a man lying |
asleep aside of the fence in the rear of Gov |
ernor Adams residence. He arrested the |
sleeper a charge of vagrancy. The vag. was
tried, found guilty and sent to Jail for 80
days.
SHRRIFF HILL received permission from the
,anchers west of town to use their water to
lush out all the sewers last evening, and the
hing was done If the town smells sweety
oday, which it will certainly do after the
iushing, our citizens can thank our efficient
Sheriff for it.
SAYS the Bodie STANDARD; Judge Scaniker,
Who for many years was one of the leading
awyers of Virginia City, has established law
ttce in Bodie" Well, this is certainly an
xceedingly rich joke on the leading lawyer of
Tirginia. Wonder how they relish it!
DISTRICT CoURT.-In the case of John
Weiss VS. S. T. Swift, for the recovery of
70 cords of wood, or the value thereof, the
lry rendered a verdict at 5 o'clock P NJ yes I
erday in favor of defendant. Upon polling
ne Jury they stood to 3.
WELLINGTON Dove, the gentemanly young
ian who has for long while been employed
/ the store of J. c. Fox, left for Tuscarora
st evening Mr.. Dove is sure to make
lends wherever he goes by his genteel and
Oldest department.
AT 2 o'clock yesterday morning two mem
ers of the denai monde got into an alteration
kaiser's restaurant, and made matters very
7ely for each other for little while. One
them came near having finger bitten off.
DEPARTURES. The following passengers -
parted on the southern stage yesterday:
A. Marded, Frank Levine F. V. Drake,
Mitchell, O. H Taylor, Antoine Del /
rassa, F. Millgan, A j. Bunting.
ARRIVALS following passengers ar a
red on the southern stage yesterday after
Finnigan, Miss McFish, John
orris, T. Flowers.
IT. N,ao, CAo,o