Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-13

He is believed to be innocent Although
suspicion has cast a shadow on many, it ha
been removed under light investigation il
every instance. Parties intend to search the
river bed this afternoon, as it is believed that
the man who carried Ida out may have got
rid of some of the clothing on which was the
blood of his victims Roddan feels confident
that he can recognize the man he saw at the
window if he sees him again. He thinks
there we're more than one engaged, but the
general impression is that there was one"
A NICE PLACE-An officer informed a
MORNING APPEAL reporter that it was the
custom of the proprietor of the ive-cent dive
in the lower part of the city, to permit patrons
of his place to get good and drunk there,
after which he abuses them in most vile
manner. An illustration of how the poor devils
are used is the case of Riley, the blanket thief,
who was convicted few days since. Riley
sold his stolen goods to a man who was in the
fve-cent saloon, and the proceeds of the sale
he drank down in that place. When he be-
came pretty drunk, and his money was ex-
hausted, the proprietor of the shop pitched
him, headforemost, out the sidewalk,
Riley head striking beer keg. This was
witnessed by several good and reliable citizens.
Outside of these facts, it is stated, upon un-
questionable authority, that that saloon is a
rendezvous for all classes of bad characters,
and a place that ought to be kept under the
strictest surveillance of the police.
THE HOBART CAsE.-The papers which are
at present teeming so much with the Hobart
affair would do a wise thing to drop it. For,
in the first place, the true inwardness of the |
business cannot be arrived at, and secondly, |
without knowing the full facts of the case, |
which at present, are certainly not known, a
great and irreparable injury may be done Nr.
or Mrs Hobart, or both. Until the matter is
thoroughly understood, it would be as we'll
,ot to say any more about it, and not then,
lnless there is crime of moral or legal char
lcter connected with it.
SCHOOL PICNIC.-The picnic of the public
chools will take place at Bowers mansion
lext Saturday, the 14th inst. 1t is going to
re splendid and enjoyable affair, and will be
ttended by the best people of Storey, Lyon
nd Ormsby Counties. Everybody who de-
Tres real good time should not fail to attend
his picnic There will be two cars at the de-
OF here for the accommodation of our people, :
tickets far adults 81 90, and for children 80
10 10 q h. |
torres. {
PEOPLES MARKET. another column of
lis issue, will be found the advertisement of
ill Il Ferris Peoples market They have 1
ne of the finest establishments in the city,
here may be found the choicest meats of all
nds. Their market is always cool and fresh,
i'd their customers may be sure ofhaving the
est and sweetest of meats. They are deserv- o
g of liberal share of custom, and we be-
,eak it for them. S
DEPARTURES. -The following named pas
myers left on the southern stage yesterday n
orning: c. c. Smith, Mrs. Henry and chill
EN-, H. H. Billings, S. Lubbock, W. II.
artlett,, 7, Service, R. Stein, T. H. Jetfries u
. Knowlton, J. J. Towing, A. Alexander,
Murphy and wife, R. Barton, A. Harris, =.
J. Walker, Miss Emma Grammer, Mrs E.
cConnell, J. Parkham, r. J. Jones.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES. -
the recent annual meeting of the stock 4
lders of the Opera House Association the
lowing officers and trustees were elected:
esident, D. A. Bender Vice President, j.
Cheney; Treasurer, Henry L. Tickner
cretary and Manager, J. T. Preddey
ustees: J. T. Pantlind, E r. Elrod and J. it
Ferris.
Good News Surveyor General Hatch An
,terday received the joyful intelligence pu
It oil had been struck upon some land in !
nnsylvania owned by himself, wife and
lighter, and his brother-in-law Mr.. l. n
ssett. We congratulate these good people
IN their luck, and trust that the strike will "
Ike them immensely wealthy. D DRe
MARRIAGE LICENsE.-The County Clerk n,
terday issued license to George W. Jack
, colored, to wed Mary Flint, colored. jt