The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-29

present seventy prisoners confined in
the Nevada State Prison-Freeman
from Humboldt county, having served
out his term and been discharged on
Tuesday last. The prisoners are al
lowed five days each month sor good
behavior Tor two monthsin each year.,
and at the expiration Of their term arc
furnished with a suit OF clothes and
whatever funds may have accrued
from gate money"
Z. A.. MAJ n meeting of Levi.
Chapter, No. /. II. A. NJ, held on
Tuesday evening, eth instant, the fol-
lowing officers were installed ; T. j.
Edwards, II. p; Charles Martin, X;
G. y. Noteware, s.; II. ). Mason, c.
H.; a. Waltz, L. s.; Jacob Sheyer,
X, A. c.; George ellison, NJ. Sd V;
Joseph Plat, NJ. I'd "; j. A. Burlin-
game, VI. lst V; Jacob Klein, Treas
urer Alfred Helm, Secretary.
THE VERDI CAR RoBBERs.-On sun
day last four OF the highwaymen re-
Gently engaged in the robbery Of the
Central Pacific express car, near Verdi,
were installed in their new quarters at
the State Prison-John SPUR $ for %
years and six months, Tilton Cockerell
for % years, Il. u. parsons for 20 years,
dan j. j.. Chapman for IS years-all
from Christmas day, 1870.
Il. AND A. M.-The following named
officers of Carson Lodge, No. /, L. and
A. NJ, were installed on Tuesday
evening..last !: jacob Tobriner, w. NJ;
f. Butler, :. W.; G.. y. Noteware, j.
w; w. III. Corbett, :. d.; G. A. Bragg,
j. d.; G. Martin, Treasurer; Henia-
min Edison, Secretary I; l.. Boron and
u. Is. Cory, Stewards.
CLERK OF AssEMBLY.-Andy Whit
ford, who has served two sessions rs
Chief Clerk of the Assembly, is again
in the field for the same position.
Andy il well known to most of the
members elect, and his uniform gem
tlemanly bearing and thorough knowl-
edge of the duties of the position will
weigh heavily in his favor.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE WANrEp.-The
inconvenience of walking half a mile
or more TO reach the telegraph office
in the northern suburbs of the city is
n matter of general remark and COM
plant. An Office should be estab-
lished nearthe Capitol-at least during
the session OF the Legislature.
FoR THE WARM SPRINos.-Joseph
n. Cowen is running a carriage daily
TO the Warm Springs Hotel and skat-
ing rink, leaving Carson street at II a.
m, and | and 3 o'clock p. m. The
rink is 10Y in fine condition, and
skates can be had at the hotel, a few
steps from the lake.
MEAT AND DRINK.-T. Beer Il Bro,
at Empire City, have as fine a display
of fat beef, pork and mutton, tor the
holidays, as we have seen, and as their
extensive grocery and liquor store Is
adjoining their market, there is not
much danger of the people of that
beautiful hamlet going hungry.
New MAP.-Genoral Ord has for
wardcd TO Governor Blasdel a copy of
Lieutenant Geo. NJ. wheeler's "Mili-
tary Map No. H. which embraces the
eastern tier of counties i'm this State
from Idaho to Arizona, together with
the greater portion of Lander. Phoebe
is in Nevada.
\ Coon SUsgEsTfoN.-One of our !
local ministers, in his Christmas SER
mon, suggested the propriety of the
Christian people of Carson devoting
the present week to prayer-'owing
to the great influx, at present, of the
ungodly." Rough on the Legislators.
AFTER HIS ScALr.-Two men had q
set-to at Empire City, Monday NORM
ing, in which one of them :" peeled the
bark " of the others nose. the man
with the sore nose obtained n large
butcher knife and went after his an
tagonist's scalp-brt he failed TO get 1t.
IN TowN.-Robert and L. b. com
monty called Beam Pixley, two hand
some and clever young lightning
singers from the G. u. Railroad, have
been sojourning in this city for a few
days past.
FIVE ToNsPER HoUR.-The Mexican
mill, at Empire City, is running full
handed, employing about thirty men,
and reducing 100 tons of ore every
twenty-four hours.
FIours.-Egg nog boiled over a little
evening, and two or three
skirmishes was the result. U