Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-17
1" SAGEBRUSH LEAVES.

Governor Einkead yesterday received the
first installment of "Sagebrnsh Leaves,
numbering 1915 copies. Subscribers can get
their books bv calling at the Governors Office.
Those who ,all early will be first served.
GET RIp OF TIE NAGs.--There is gang of
snspiciously acting men about town, who
dress and live well, but they neither toll nor
do they spin. They have no visible means of
support, and everything indicates that they
are not up to the standard of desirable citi-
gens There is no doubt that some of these
fellows commit the numerous petty depreda-
tions daily complained of. Get them out of
town some way or another If the law can
not reach their cases, it would be well If citi-
zens' committee were to notify them how OBJ
noxious their sojourn is in this city. Carson
is overrun with this worthless human YER
mine, and it is really about time that some
thing is done TO expel them.
POSTPONED AGAIN-The case of J. ..
Moore and wife VS. c. P r. R. Co., for $50,
900 damages, which was to have come off dur
ing this term of the I. S. Circuit Court in
San Francisco, has again been postponed
until the September term. The treatment to
which the plaintiffs in this case are subjected
is really shameful. The matter has been
pending in the I. S. Court for several years,
and as yet the sufferers are unable to obtain
the redress to which they are in all prob
ability entitled.
ARRESTED Doe, a waiter employed
at the Carson Exchange, was arrested yester
day on charge of disturbing the peace, pre-
ferred by Miss Lille Dale, an inmate of
maison de joe. 1t is alleged that on Tuesday
evening while in an intoxicated condition, he
visited Miss Dale, and began to abuse her,
throwing her on the floor and otherwise malt
reating her. He pleaded not guilty, and on the
deposit of $50 was permitted to 60 until 2
o'clock to day, when he is to be tried.
Mr. DANIEL O'CONNRLL, the most accom-
plished and talented Bohemian on this coast,
will give a literary entertainment at Virginia
tonight 1t would be a great loss to our peO-
pie to permit Mr.. O'Connell to return to San
Francisco without having an opportunity to
hear him. Can't some enterprising literateur
of this city take the matter in hand to have an
invitation extended to the talented grand |
nephew of his illustrious grand uncle
DEPARTURES following passengers de- |
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
r. A Stevens and wife, Jas. Summer, f. '. |
Drake, F. II. Chase, J. S. Guoin, j. Ross T. |
b. Stephens, j. Morgan, George Daley, Mrs. |
Whistle, Mrs Callahan, G.. O. Pierce, G. Davis, |
j. b. Stewart, Rev, Father Cassin, w. A. Nc |
Ray, M. Owens, q. A. Holden, H. c. Ward
J. J. WEIGH, Mrs Schafner.
GENTLE O. HORSE. Yesterday afternoon
DR. Smart wished to show friend his new
horse, which was harnessed to a buggy, and
standing in Bentons stable. The Doctor
gently took hold of the reins, and he did
SO the animal commenced to kick and got one
Of his legs over the shaft. This greatly in
creased the horses fright, resulting III nearly
kicking the pretty little buggy to pieces.
DR f. B. HARRIS, of Virginia, who came
down from the Lake yesterday, states that
Mr. S. B. Segurs injuries by the falling of
tree upon him, are not so serious was at FIRST
reported. He only had his left leg crushed,
about three inches above the ankle Dr. Har-
MS believes that Mr. Segurs limb will be
saved, and that he will be in good condition
before the lapse of great while
INSTALLATION. - District Deputy c. E.
.aughton, last evening installed the following
ulcers of Damon Lodge No. ., K of P, for
he ensuing term w W Stocker, F. c.;
ohm Singleton, c. c.; E. Morse, V. c.;
!; A. Frederick, K. of R. and s. P. B.
Ellis, NJ. of F.; R. r. Brown, NJ of E.
'so Tufy. P; - Peterson, N. az A N. L
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