Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-25
DISTRICT COURT.

larceny. Judgment pronounced-two year.
in the State Prison from to-day.
Jones vs.. Lebo. By consent of oounse
jury waived. Passed for the present.
| James Hunt vs.. J. T. ,Pantlind. Jury
waived. Passed for the present, by consent
On motion to vacate attachment Argued
submitted and taken under advisement.
In the matter or of the estate of w. J.
Thorington, dececaed. Petition for letters Of
administration by Mrs Milissa Thorington.
Petition heard and granted. Bonds set at
5000.
Judge Sewell presiding.
State of Nevada VS.. Isaac McConnell-in-
dictment No. 1. N. Soderberg appointed re-
porter in the case. Out of twenty one jurors
sworn the following twelve were selected to
try the case: S. F. Thorn, G. H. Davis, Jr.,
W. L. Appleby, D. G. Corbett, G. B. Webb,
A. A. Borges, P. Spargo, E. c. Baldwin, R.
NJ Huston, James Fraser, Mike O'Hara,
Henry Lebo. Judge Wells assists District
Attorney Driesbach for the State, and A. c.
Ellis and R. Nj. Clarke appear for the de-
tense.
The defense as yet has introduced no evil
dence Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
MIRED.--On Sunday afternoon the city
sprinkling wagon was mired in soft ground
near Kitzmeyers store, coming within an
inch of precipitating the driver from his seat.
The horses attached to the wagon became I'M
manageable, and soon large crowd collected
around the scene, but the morbid appetite
of the Sunday idler was not appeased, for
there was damage done to neither man,
horses nor wagon.
SAD TIDINGs.-A telegram was received
here yesterday to the purport that Eddie, the
beautiful little son of Mr. and Mrs R. E.
Kelly, formerly of this city, and now resi-
dents of San Francisco, is very sick with dip
liberia and not expected to live. This is sad
news, indeed, for Eddie is one of the brightest
and most beautiful children imaginable.
ARRIVALS. following passengers. ar
rived on the stage from the south Sunday
J. r. Kittrell and daughter, A. johnson, L.
A. LaGrange, F. Olsen, j. Benhoff, T. NJ.
Post, F. Cast. The following passengers ar.
rived yesterday afternoon: Jno Thompson,
JAS. Cohen, E. Moore, T. J. Hatch Henry
Tremell.
TuNpvu n n porGo |
Mckenzie, the temperance lecturer, held
;orth at the Methodist Church last night, and |
avery other evening this week he will hold |
orth at Moore & Parker's Hall. Everybody |
s invited Seats free
DRESS REHEARsAL.-Thea amateurs who are to |
present the play of 1.-THE Nick of the Woods" |
or the benefit of the Curry Engine Company,
Monday evening next, the 31st instant, will
lave full dress rehearsal on the evening of
9th instant.
Personal o. Fl. LAGRANGE, late
of the San Francisco mint,
nd Mr.. Dolph Shane came up from San
and General john R. Kittrell re-
urned from Bodie, on Sunday.
THE AUDE TR1AL.-A jury has been Sc
ected in the case of young Aude, the default
lg clerk of the Virginia agency of the Bank
Nevada, and the trial will go on at Vir-
inla to-day.
In Town.. F. Alexander, late editor
nd proprietor of the Reno Gazette, was in
10 city yesterday. He intimates that it is
ighly probable another paper will be started
Reno.
To ARRIvE.-His Excellency, Governor
-inkead, will arrive from Elko this morning,
here he has been to attend the funeral of
lie late ex Governor Bradley
BULLION. The southern stage brought in
We bars of bullion last evening, valued at
) 800, consigned to Wells, Fargo & Co. =
FROM MoNTANA-Dr T. R. Grindley, for {
erly a resident of this place, and now hailing
ON Montana, is in the city on a visit.
Dr.. J. w. WATERS went below last night q
look after his little grandson, Eddie Kelly n
GRAND JURY-The Grand Jury will meet
10 o'clock this evening.