Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-09
COAST BKEVITIES.
Lawrence Ryan blew out his
brains at San Jose Saturday.

Lawrence Ryan blew out hi
brains at San Jose Saturday.
Six inccndiary fires occurred a
San Jose Saturday night. The
Mayor ordered out patrol.
Two bands of Apaches have
crossed the line into old Mexico
total Of seventy Eve murders com
mitted by them is now reported.
The wife Of DIR. J. M. Booth was
instantly killed near Oakland, Cal,
Saturday, by being thrown from
her carriage. Her neck was broken.
Mrs. Gustave Miller, aged 80
years, a resident Of Stockton, was
found dead in her residence at an
early hour Sunday morning. The
caure was apoplexy.
I Erie EIrod, aged 8 years, was
! drowned while attempting to swim
! in the Guadalupe creek, Santa
j Clara county, Saturday forenoon.
The body was recovered about l
O'Clock.
Patrick Lynch, a saloon keeper
| of Tombstone, A T., left on May
3lst with a companion to visit his
ranch. On lifting a six-shooter
| from under a cushion the weapon
was discharged accidentally, the
contents lodging in his own breast.
killing him.
Workmen have discovered four
gold bearing lodes on the Esquimalt
& Nanaimo Railroad while engaged
in rock cutting. One lode six feet
and another four feet wide contain
ing free gold, and a number Of
small nuggets have been found.
A bad boy rode into Tombstone,
A. T.. from the Dragon mountains
on the night of May 30th, and told
tale about the Apaches having
murdered men in that vicinity.
Scouts were sent out, only to find
that the boy had manufactured the
story out Of his own imagination.
A Mexico correspondent of the
Los Angeles Times says that along
the south coast of Mexico people
have habit of inoculating them
selves with the virus of the rattle
snake or adder, which novel vac
cination renders them absolutely
safe forever afterwards from the
bite or sting Of the dcadliest rep
tiles.
The body of Ben Weymouth, a
local politician of some prominence,
was found last Sunday in the brush
on Sauvies' Island, twelve miles be-
low Portland. He disappeared two
weeks ago, previous to which time
he had been drinking heavily. The
body was naked and his clothes
were found in a cabin. He no
doubt wandered off in delirium
and died from alcoholism and ex-
posture.
VIM. Cannon, a carpenter by
trade and an old resident of Lassen
county, died suddenly at Milford
few days ago. 1t is reported that
he had been on protracted spree,
and had procured four morphine
powders, three of which ne took at
one dose, and on his not.turning up
at meal time search was made for
him, and he was found in the hotel
barn, sitting on the floor leaning
upright against the wall, dead.
Z &OAAASSs ~ INV |
Churchill, the desert county, as
it is called, which joins Humboldt
on the south, is coming to the
front as a mineral and agricultural
region. The Reno Gazette says it
is attracting the attention of mining
men, and present indications are
that it will soon rank among the
first ore producing counties of the
State. A mine sold there a few
days ago for $4,000 Prominent gen
tlemen in that county recently
showed Gazette reporter the
result of several assays that were
made from mines near the one sold.
which went as high as $40 per ton.
Successful work is going on in the