Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-22

several times. so | got it very easy.
She was full, and did not miss it
until after she was shot.
/ watched her talking to everyone
| that come in the room. L saw
Givevich come in the room. They
| fought for some time; she struck
| him in the face two or three times,
then burned something up in the
little stove. | could not hear the
conversation. He went out of the
room two or three times she called
him back. He gave her d penclt
and she commenced to write. She
did not see me until | was beside
her. Then she must have thought
| was George, for she told me to
get out until she was through writ
ing. She was asking him to paw
for the team she had, for she was
going to Virginia City and did not
want to be arrested for horse
thief. She had written something
else | did not see. When | first
uentin while she was writing she was
singing "Will you love me when l
am old ?" That may be what she
wrote; | don't know. As | grabbed
the paper she jumped up, but ! shot
her before she could see me. She
would have ia. len at my feet, bat l
pushed her back in her chair, then
[ dropped her gun by her side and
got out of the room and was almost
the frst in again after George. The
first thing she said when L pushed
her in the chair was. ooh, George,
help me-" Then she commenced
to saw 81 am dead, dead, dead"
When George 7ut her on the floor
her eyes were CLASSY. | thought
she was looking at me and | could
not STAY in the room but rushed all
over town. [ would have given
myself up the next morning for l
was wild and could not stay any
where, for | thought everyone
knew / did it, but then | heard that
she said she did it herself l was all
right then It still could see her
glass; pfooking at me just as |
lean anslem now, and always will.
IL know why George don't see
them now for he saw then. Eva's
reason for keeping still is that she
thinks that George shot her. George
is lust as much would-be murderer
as | am | cannot give myself up
now for one reason. George mast
do something TO- his victim as soon
as YOU receive this letter or | will
send him to hell by the same route
he would have Eva go. He cannot
hide or get away from me, for [ will
get him at some time, SO he had
better settle at once.
MURDERER.
Sheriff Ullrick, District At
torney Torreyson and several other |
parties have received similar letters
all in the same handwriting and |
all eminating from the same source |
Last evening one of the letters was
sent below that it might he COM
pared with the ones found i'll tue
apartment where tua alleged ao
duction took place,
1t is the opinion Of evsryDods
here who are conversant with tue
woman's methods, that she has
planned the whole thing to give
Givevich unpleasant notoriety and
has done her work SO skillfully as
SO trap the newspapers.
Givevich says she has been try
ing for long time to extort money
from him and he has ample proof
that he did not do the shooting.
She may be expected back IN
Carson almost any day now and il
she does the authorities will see
!, that she gives no one any further
annoyance.
She has threatened to shoot
Givevich and is regarded as dan
gerous woman. She never had any
claims on Givevich that have not
been liquidated ten times over long
ago.
They Have Left Us.
Norris Cad, Ed johnson and
H. xL.>o ,r.aIy hacn.