Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-13
F.eOSZ TIE LAKE.
NOtrs from a Wanderer-A Trip to Genoa
on HCrsebac:< -SgsfckPtt and His sister
TOurists at the Lake, Etc.

At the LAKE,
GIENBROOK, July lth, 1882.
ED. APPEAL In the vernacular 0
the vulgar, am all broke up to-day.
took horseback ride to Geno, and
bck yesterday. had not been in the
saddle for nearly two years, and having
A little the toughest roads and a great
deal the toughest horse | was ever
my sore distress than I can tell il.
| got up early this morning and, think ing
might Timber up my stitrencd limbs,
| no Il :bOnt half dn acre of pOtntOeS. To
use the language Of Il fiena, did not
succeed Very we'll break ing up the pain,
/ but came very near breaking up the
; family ! have pains with aches in
every bone.
On my way Ia Genoa found William
L.atcllford, a sheep hrrder in the en-
pIoy of Jake Winters, lying at Saints
Rest with & very bad wound in his left
leg. He hai been marking Il Lamb,
when tn" knit" Tipped and penetrated
the big joint beneath the knee-cap.
found Genoa Very quiet, even more
SO than Carson. Your reader. may
smile at this assertion, but it is fact
While in the Sheriff's office | had the
supreme pleasure of gazing AT the face
Of the notorious man-brute, Spickett.
He is not very bad looking man, but
there is sort OF a brutal cut in his
feature and expression on hi. face that
wouih make 4 physiog nomist diStrust
him. Not knowing that it was he. /
was not 50 observant az | would other
wise have been. The sist r, his ac-
compiice in the beastly, hellish crime,
has already said sufficient To make con-
viction certainty. There being no
accommodations at the Jail, she is kept
at the hotel, having the liberty of the
house during the daytime and being
lock ed in her room at night.
Jack Miller, convicted of assault COM
mitted on his stepson, occupies the cell
next TO Spickett. He was foolish
enough to Plead guilty when the evil
dence against him was by no means
conclusive, and the Justice fined him
$3.50. Not having the requisite. he
u I,s, !,
vile for time.
Jerry Raycrafi is ont on bail. The
case against him is very strong. and
his friends are relying on delay and
postpOnement softening the bitter feel
ing against him before he is brought to
trial.
Ed. Boyle, Superintendent of the
Alta, and his family, Rev. Geo. n.
Eastman, of Virginia, and Miss Woods,
one of the teachers of the Bishops
school at Reno. came up yesterday, and
not caring to stop over night at Tahoe
City, chartered the Niagara and crossed
the lake, Mr.. Boyle and family going
to Mex inney's, and Mr.. Eastman and
Miss Woods going to Talac.
Hume Yerington is astonishing the
hotel people and guests At TalIac by
showing them how the average Carson
can eat.
Sheriff Swift ami Constable Stern
were here yesterday, and made quite
a catch Of Il; h. stern not knowing
the difference between q chu', sucker
or trout put them all in the sack to-
gether. | can imagine the diSppoint-
ment of some of his friends who, hav-
ing been promised a fine mess of trout,
get couple Of clubs or suckers.
Charley Thrall, one Of the V. & T.
who with his family have
been up here for a few days returned to
Carson this afternoon. TOD.
Nains0oh@ marseiiles and piQuets at
cost, Al ii9rris Bros. :