Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-08

NJ. NJ. Gaige VS.. Torreyson and Fox Con-
tinued.
E. James VS.. Alex Leport Continued
Moore, Reynolds, & Co. VS.. NJ NJ Gaige
Set for Monday, June 9Th
Court adjourned until 10 clock tomorrow
morning.
BAD MEN Acknowledgements and robberies
are daily becoming more frequent in Carson
and vicinity. During the past few nights there
were at least halfdozen burglaries in this city
and Empire. This demonstrates the fact that
there are many bad men in this town who need
close watching. SO far the police have been
unable to capture the evildoers. The MORN
ING APPEAL is and always has been a strong
advocate of law and order but if the authori-
ties are pOweress to check the lawlessness in
our midst, the citizens will have to take the
matter in hand themselves, and rid the town
of the many worthless characters now prowl-
ing within its limits
BURGLARIBs-Night before last two bur
glaries were committed One at the Ellsworth |
$43 in coin and one of the proprietors gold |
watch valued at about $50, stolen. The |
other was the robbery of Calimberti's saloon, |
from which liquors and cigars were abstract
ed. From this it appears that all of the bad
characters have not left town, and that there
is plenty of work for the police to do The
town is full of questionable individuals, who
have no honorable means of support, of whom
we must get rid by some means or other
A BOLD RoBBERY.-On Friday night two
white scoundrels broke into Chinaman cabin
near J. E. Woods ranch, and bound and
blindfolded the solitary Celestial inmate after
which they ransacked the premises. The
only article of value they found was pistol,
which they appropriated to themselves and
1ecamped. About six weeks ago the same
Chinamans cabin was broken into by two
white men, and the place robbed of $40, in
The presence of the owner. The victim is in
loubt whether he could recognize the scoun-
trels should he see them again.
PIERCE, the Sweetwater murderer, will be
brought here next week for trial. And
Charles Buck, formerly bookkeeper of the
Northern Belle mine, who was convicted of
murder in the second degree, at Aurora, will
ONE here on the same coach to serve out \
en- years sentence in the State Prison. 1t is
fearful fate for young man. He is very
ighly connected, and while residing in San
Francisco, he bore an unblemished reputation
lie was regarded young man of fine char
cter and great promise.
DEPARTURES. -The following named pas
engers left on the southern stage yesterday
Croft, A. Plumley, ". b. Rankin, c. c.
icKinney, Mrs. P. B. Conger and two chill
rem, J. Adams, J. McCalif, John Cornwell
Mandville. o.
FEMALE FIGHT.-Two females of unqaes-
enable repute, one resident of this city,
I'd the other from Virginia. got into a row
l Curry street yesterday afternoon. A man
no was with one of the women, interfered u
I'd saved them from getting their false hair p
Id teeth pulled off and out.
A HORSE WANToNLY KILLED.-On Friday
ght valuable horse was vanity shot in the
eek and killed. on Marion Little's ranch. He
as found lying dead IN the pasture yesterday
orning 1t is supposed that the cowardly
ed was done by the Williams who robbed the CT
linaman.
BURGLARIEs AT EMPIRE.-Night before last
e following places were burglarized at EN- y.
'e; Residence of D. B. bye, Lebo Brothers
Don, and Dutch Nick's saloon. The booty II
these instances, were not great, but the N
,lination to steal was not wanting
CHURCH. The Rev Mr.
meron will preach in the Presbyterian
urch on Sunday, at II o'clock A. M, and
o'clock P. NJ. The public is invited to Eve
end. Seats free. Gov