Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-30


southeast quarter section II, township IL
north, range 1910 acres.
| Lorenzo NJ. Wilson-South half of north.
west half section II, township Is north, range
% southwest quarter of southeast quarter
section %, township IA north, range %
northeast quarter of southwest quarter sec
ton %, township ii north, range 20 east
half of northwest quarter section 20, town
ship IA, range 5-24O acres.
AT THE STATE PRIsoS.-A reporter of the
Gold Hill Netrs visited the State Prison on
Sunday and interviewed ALI. Chartz, of whom
he writes as follows can interview was had
with Aft ChartZ, of Eureka. ALT. is making
the best of his position, and takes a phllO-
sophie view of the situation He has not, how
ever, fully recovered from the effects of the
death of his child. He So. he submitted to
his confinement as thing inevitable under
the circumstances aud received the informa-
tan of the destruction Of his house by the big
fire with a smile but the news of the death
of his child Frustrated him and he lost twelve
pounds of flesh. This he has not yet recov
cred, but is looking we'll, Notwithstanding
His odd hours he is putting i'll In studying
photography, and says that he can now take
down words faster than a poor reader can read
them to him He expects move will be
made to secure him pardon when the proper
time comes This he leaves entirely to his
~ ~,
who will act in con junction with his friends in
Eureka There is nothing bad about Chartz,
and truer friend, more generous, whole
souled fellow never lived. He acted under
C immunity would be in no donger from his
release Should he ever receive pardon he !
will leave Nevada and begin life anew in some
place where his pen would furnish him sub |
sistence The fire and his misfortunes have |
stripped him Of everything he had except his |
wife and his friends. These know him and |
sling to him through all. No man really bal |
1t heart speak of wife and child he did
during that interview Sunday"
THE DEPUTY CORONER stranger came
n from Bodie with a twu-horse wagon at all
,arly hour yesterday morning, and put up At
3enton's stable. A passer-by noticed pair
If boots, looking as if they were on mans
eet, peeping ont from under cover, at the
ear end If the wagon. Without further in
he circulated the report that
l. al man was lying in a wagon on the Outh
ide of Benton's stable, which soon brought
number of curious people to the spot, but
one lifted the covering. The news reached
he ears of Walter Stocker, the Coroner's
Jerk, and the latter being absent from town,
Walter thought that the duty of holding an
lquest would devolve upon him. He Was on {
ne point of summoning jury when the
1Ought occurred to him that it would be
est to take look at the corpse before he
ntered upon his self-imposed official duties
lie repaired to the spot, and after lifting the
)verlng from the body he found it to be one
the best stuffed feszed figures of man
lat he had ever seen The teamster picked :
up on the road and brought it to town for
lark. If Walter had only impaneled jury
never would have heard the last of it. e
DANGEROUS FUN.-Yesterday noon the
mily of Hon. d. R. Sessions met with quite 5
little fright, which fortunately resulted in t
,thing more. On the side of the woodshed Il
Joining the rear part of their residence, a Il
lall stack of dry hay has been lying for c.
veral days, covered with sticks of wood to
ep the wind from blowing it away. About
nch time yesterday Harry, the little three
ar-o old son of the family, in some way or al
other, got possession of few matches and n
the hay stack ahre. The cOmhustible ~
lh' soon blazed forth very lively, and Harry IN
n into the honse in the most gIeeful man le
r, asking his mamma to 90 out and see Oh
lat nice FIRE he had made. It was in the t6
* of time, too, for had Mr.. Sessions not by
en- at home and extinguished the blaze with W
ckets of water, it might now be our I'm u,
asant duty to chronicle the entire destruc are
n of that handsome place. Parents should run
e warning from this and keep matches out r.,
the reach of their children. VIZ
RETURNED - Sheriff Hill returned from in
die yesterday, but did not bring his prison rs II
as the reauisition from the Governor of Ma
ifornia had not arrived before his depart job
Mr. Hill deputized William brennan par
bring Allen to Carson upon receipt of the
ers. The requisltion passed through here
.eriaV. and before the week is ont Mr. | j.