The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

otNi ~ iAAht-ouF description OIL
the processes for separating, refining
: and coming the precious metals, given
yesterday, was wen timed, rs George
l. Gibson has received a letter from
Frank harrington, asking for the infor-
2 nation therein contained. Frank
does not say whether he intends 10
start q Mint, or whether he merely
wishes the Information for use IN his
mining operations in the Prineipality
OF Ava, Japan. Frank Is at present
located at Iokoslma, a eltv of 100 600
inhabitants, on the shore of tile Inland
sea-, u Is running three coal mines
and a copper and silver mine for
Prince Ava. lie SAYS he Is treated bv
the Inhabitants like a King; has swar-
ded guards around his palatial resi-
delice and hosts of servants. He is the
nfst white maj who ever put foot In
the city, and the natives believe him
TO be directly descended from Heaven.
What Ignorant people these Japs
must BEL His miners work for 81
per month and board themselves. But
for all his brilliant surroundings and
prospects, Frank expresses a desire
and intention to return 10 Carson TO
live.
CARSON THEATER. The Proctor
Company is meeting with good sue
cess, and richly deserves II. Last
evening "Still Waters Run Deep -
was played to a fair hou.se, and gave
thorough satisfaction. i. Il. Cathcarf
as John Mildmay, and G. Edmonds as
Captain Hawksley, displayed acute
perception and mastery ability in
their respective characters. IL would
be supertiuous to add that Mr.. Ieman
and Mrs. Stewart did we'll. This even
ing the thrilling drama OF the Idiot
witness viii be presented, followed
by the Irish Emigrant. or Tempta-
o Both are fine dramas, and
should attract a crowded house. Adj
ditional lights have been placed over
the rear of the stage, which add great
ly to the effect of scenery. This after
noon, grand matinee, at half the usual
prices.
A LEGISLATORS WAanRoBE.-Being
Informed last evening that Captain
Patchen, Assemblyman elect from
White Pine, had a letter for us in his
valise, we, in company with a number
of others repaired to his room and
asked that the baggage be opened.
Here is a list Of its contents: A bottle
of water, imprernated with EPSON
salts; q mixed pack of cards; an empty
paper collar box; a boys felt hat, bad
ly worn, and minus lining; one cake
OF soap n pair miners pantaloons,
and several old newspapers. Clint.
aver that Forbes and Deuteronomy
Gilmore filled that valise, and accuses
them of having distracted ~, 400, 600 III
in greenbacks in order to make room
Tor the above named articles. The
last we saw OF Patehen he was looking
for a detective TO dispatch to White
Pine.
REFEREES CoURT.-Before NJ. S.
Bonniileld, Referee Hong Yek &Co. vs.
Quong, Hing Il Co.; suit on account
for sl,ilo. 7. ID. Edwards and viii
liam Patterson for plaintiffs, T. w. w. /
Davies for defendants. Testimony I
closed, cause argued, submitted and I
taken under advisement. We were /
passing the door Of the above named +
Court, yesterday afternoon. and were !
remined that there was n
about. Looking in, we saw :,
about 200 pigtails, all of whom we =
believe. were interested in the suit, Il
one way or the other. b
SWORN IN.-The following State Of !
ficers elect have been sworn in and n
filed their bonds: James u. Minor, h
Secretary of State Jerry Schooling, a
state Treasurer John CARRIER, Justice u
pf the Supreme Court w. w. Ho-
jart. State Controller. The duplicate
Daths Of {. n. Harris, Judge of the -
second, and W. ii. Beatty, Judge of IL
he Eight judicial District Court, have (,
llso been filed with tho Secretary of Il
state. y
Wilt DE READY.-Thc Secretary of &C
'tate has commenced laying carpet in :,
he legislative chamber Of the new M
furniture for the same has as
cen set up and is now in the building, oA
nd everything will be prepared for 70
he meeting of the two Houses on q
ionday next. The hot mir furnaces NJ
ave been tried and found to work Cl
dmirably.
STREET CRossINGs.-Granite cross 7,
lgs are being laid down across Carson vi
to each of the gate-ways leading It'
ITO Capitol Square. The crossings att
)nsist of two lines OF granite blocks on
nd parallel and about three feet apart, oh
buried in the street and COW In
over with gravel. "a
), tor
PARDoSED.-The State Board of Par al,
on Commissioners yesterday PARDON ov,
John McGinnis, confined in the III
fashoe County Jail TO serve out a fine rea
81 900, imposed for assault ON q man pu
imed Fox.
Garrard, Esq, las
to have been appointed the
Secretary to Governor elect l.. roa
Bradley, arrived in this city last oth
ening, and is stopping at the ormsby pre-
ouse. OF
BOT
MORE CnlNA.-Judge Bonnifeld's for,
'nrt will meet again to-day at 10 fou
lock TO pass upon the case OF All n