The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

ones should be kicked out of good So
ciety for that sOciety's sake. Mr.. Hurd
then administered a mild rebuke to
church members for lukewarmness,
and stated that there was no founda-
ton in the report that the Presbyterian
prayer meetings We're to be discon-
tinued.
BURGLARY.-The storeroom at the
residence of William d. keyser, on
Second street, was again b~urglarized
Sunday night, and robbed of a guam
titv of flour, soap, sugar, tea, etc. The
thieves appear to have taken Their
time and TO have been very orderly in
their movements. The kitchen or
>toreroom has a sliding window, which
was fastened TO with a stick IN the
rear. The burglar took out a pane of
glass. reached in. took out the stick
and then opened the window. y bar
rel containing % or 80 pounds OF flour
was passed out through the window,
the flour removed and the barrel left
sitting in the back yard. y box OF
tea was treated il the same way. The
great desideratum Of Carson City at
the present time is an active night
watchman about Chinatown.
Us. GRAND JURY.-The following
named gentlemen have been sum
moued to serve as grand jurors in the
United States District Court for the
District of Nevada, and are required
to appear at IL O'Clock a. m. on Mon
dav next: James :. ~Slingerland. j. c.
Dorsey, Q. 2. Willis, John WEIGH,
Ed. kiesele. A. b. Driesbach. George
f. Davis. William Pierson, William
b. Mann. \. +. Nerritield, h. Cushing,
\. +. Lowe, Jacob Sheyer, w. j.
Thorington. 4. c. May, Josiah Bonser,
J. NJ. Benton. j. Z. Winnie, j. +.
Dealy, James J. Mandlebaum, b. C..
Turner, NJ. G. Cavanaugh and Wallace
Run OvER.-Goung Butts. son OF
Doctor Butts, of this city. whilst ex-
ercising his fathers horse 'Greyback,'
took occasion to run into a small
party of children on Carson street, on
sunday last, whereby a Young daugh-
ter of Hank Luffkins was seriously
injured. She was knocked down by
the horse and trampled on in such a
manner that her right leg was thought
TO be fractured; but upon examination
it was found that no bones Were
broken. We are gratltied to learn
that DR.. Butts took his Young offspring
home and gave him a full dose OF
Spring willows.
hENfCChI Oh tue
leading me- of Louisville. kentucky
have gotten upa lottery scheme Tor
the beneii. OF Il library, exc, when Is
batowg ina n%n,arar If the San
Francisco Mercantile Librar- ,0ttery
il, business manager, which is s~uiiciont
guarantee that ii is ION the square"
and viii p.oye a success. There are
prinrcly prizes offered, and If
any Of our folks can get hold of any
of them they will be fixed for life.
Tickets. SO i'll greenbackS; coupons,
- 30. Sec advertisement.
,rn rive ,nmharing of
s,r.et and naming of cross
strnnts will he CONNECTED to-day by
Eird x Delaney. who offer to furnish
numbers on .japanned tin for outside
residences, etc, at fifty cents each, and
names of streets for rnc ut 81 each.
We should be pleased to learn that
person owning or occupying a
corner building in the city had left
orders at Bird II Delaney's paint shop
for the names of the streets forming
the corner, and that numbers had
been ordered for every house IN the
IIRE.->uhday evenings JUST "s 'he
congregation was emerging from Tue
Episcopal Church, the alarm was
Given of q fire fOund 10 he burning in