Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-17

0 genial friend of Piute habits and associations
, called at the APPEAL Office yesterday for the
purpose of saying goodbye before leaving foI
Anstin. The Chief chatted on the poitica
. situation aud wanted to know about the Sena
torial campaign. He was posted as to the
aspirants for that office, and expressed the
unqualified hope that r. NJ. Daggett would
not get the place stating that all the old pants
that Daggett had given him were too big, and
if he WAS the right kind of man he would have
had them taken in a few reefs. He liked Billy
WOODBURY. because he found no trouble i'll
assimulating himself to the Wuodburn shirt.
His first last and every time choice WAS the re-
porter of the APPEAL for any position within
the gift of the people. After INDUCING liz
this hattering endorsement of the same he
struck us for four bits and announced that he
was going to Austin to look after his relations
who have been INDUCING in some terrible
sprees OF late. He was accommodated with a
bogus half dollar and went on his way happy
and oontented.
A COMPLICATED CAsE.-Yes yesterday morning
Sheriff Fitch brought i'll prisoner from ElkO
county named Lopez who his two sentences
hanging over him. He was sentenced to two
years in the States Prison for horse stealing
and also to be hang on April 10th for murder.
The officials are in a quandary which sentence
to carry out first, and have brought the man
to Carson to have the snarl dlsentangled by
the Supreme Court of the State. The APPEAL
has always been disposed to assist people in
| quandary and would suggest that by ordering
the man hung next month will carry out one
sentence, after which he can BE buried for two
years in the State prison yard. If, after his
term has expired, he objects to further So
iourn with Batterman he can be allow ed to
take his traps and leave if he wants to. The
fact should also be taken into consideration
that his expense to the State during his incar-
ceration will be slight. Beyond seeing that
his grave is kept up to the standard green
there will be little if anything to do for him.
THE OPERA HOUSE. The Royal Illusion.
lists had slim house last night but gave their
entire performance as advertised. Thorn the
cOnJurOr, is d reinaThdoIs cleFer magician,
but being foreigner cannot keep up the run
ming flow of small talk SO necessary with an
American audience. He is withal pleasant
fellow, but his German accent is a drawback |
excelled by any con Juror that has ever visited |
this Coast, but in the profession of magic
glib tongue and quick wit is as much OF ali
auxiliary as quick and practiced hand.
UNCLE SANS SUITS. The United States
Government has fled the papers with the
Clerk of the Z. S. Circuit Court of suit
against tho Ell Dorado Lumber and Fiume
Company for the sum of S37 900 for the value
of timber alleged to have been taken from
Government land by Yerington Bliss ct ais,
owners in the Ell Dorado Company. There has
been another suit entered against Yerington,
Haynie and Bliss for So 900 to recover for
timber taken from Government land.
I. S. CIRCUIT COURT. In the Z. S. Court
the case of Jones Il klnkead vs.
Pacific Lumber d Flume Co. was on trial.
The plaintiffs claim Sc, 500 for certain bills of
exchange given oy some woodchoppers which
he company declined to accept. The case
vas tried in Reno last year and won by the
plaintiffs. 1t was then appealed to the Su-
,reme Court, the decision reversed and the
.ase transferred to the L. S. Circuit Court.
The jury will be instructed to-day.
The PARKINSON CAsE.-The case of r. R.
Parkinson, convicted in a lower Court of H.
egal voting and false registration, and before
he present Court on writ of error, was
allied in the U. s. Circuit Court yesterday.
len. Clarke, the defendants counsel, was
uddenly taken quite sick and obliged to be
AIKEN home. He is said to be threatened with r
paralysis. The case was continued antil to-
ay and will be further continued if counsel
unable to attend to it. +
FARMING IN Mason VALLEY. Already the
erny listed agriculturist of Mason Valley has 7
egun to worry the soil of that section with q
view to future productions and emoluments. t
he Mason Valley farmer Is wakeful, stir
ing man, who grapples the ground with an
nder hold even before the frost leaves it,
With such perseverance at the pillow backed :
y good sagebrush Drawn the safety of the
uuntry becomes more and more assured
FUNERAL OF Mrs. BRooKs.-Mrs. Brooks