The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25
METEOROLOGICAL.

SErTLED.-Our readers are aware
that IA little unpleasantness has exist
ed for some days between the local
editor of this paper and the chief u
tor of the Enterprise, growing out OF a
slanderous and shameful assault made
bv the latter upon the private charac-
ter of the former, ostensIbly IN retu-
tation of the truth of a rumor fur
nished Us by a correspondent at
Virginia. We are happy to announce
- that the matter has been settled, TOR
the present. at least. 10y the silent and
virtual admission. 10y the editor of the
Enterprise. of the truth of all we have
said of him. Personal abuse Is not IN
our line OF business. and Is foreign to
our nature, but sometimes Ii becomes
the duty OF the best OF us to flght the
Devil with fire. Years of personal
abuse and utilization of the best men
of the state. while his ~poltroonerN ana
i%nNincible malignltN gave hIih iiiiiiin-
nitv from the consequences, had rem
dered him as arrogau as he was des-
picable: and il, a. we have no doubt
the future will prove, he profits 10y
the lesson, we shai be amply reward
ed for the violence done our own leel-
ings in STOPPING to teach HIM decehcr
as we have already been rewarded
by the good will II Go speed OF
hundreds of the best men OF Storey
and Ormsby counties.
WooD BURNED.-A fire occurred on
the railroad track II mile west OF the
Mint, yesterday morning, 10y which
~ - -,.;,r =. TaVnaa
Duffy, we've destroyed. The wood was
piled along the track. on the lands o.
James Woods, and the fire Is Supposed
to have originated from spark thrown
out bv a passing locomotive. AbnVt
100 feet of the railroad track was also
burned. The wood was worth ahoNt
$50. and vas insured Tor 5000. Inc
railroad company sent upa locomotive
and a number OF men, who did all III
their owe to subdue the flames. kAt
a stiff breeze and the great heat of the
CONFEDERATION rendered 1t Impossible
for them to save any of the property
destroyed.
FAREWELL SEEMoN.-Rey. j.. D.
Hammond, who has been Connected
with the Methodist Church at this
thItCe tuII41- tht S"t
preached his farewell sermon on sun
day evening, 10 an unusually large
CONGREGATION. Mr.. Hammond Is a
gentleman of ability and culture. and
has given good satisfaction to his con
rreration in Carson. additional years
and experience will give him an en-
,iable reputation as a pulpit orator.
The conference Will meet this week
when the new appointments Will be
announced.
IN BrsISESs.-Our old friend. Mike
+. O'Connor. formerly agent in this
city for Overs and Billy Wilson's
stage lines, has gone into the whole
sale liquor business in San Francisco.
\ card before us eoniainS these par
ticularS: T.. Commins 4 Co. (E. Com
uins-M. +. O'Connor}. importers
and iobber> in foreign and domestic
wines and liquors. No. 800 Front
street. between Washington and Jack
son. san Francisco. Success attend
the firm.
FAIR WARNING.-Geo. l.. Gibson, OF
the Sazerac Saloon, northwest corner
of North Carson and Proctor streets,
having an attack of the Japan fever.
.i,ps fair notice in auothercoLunfntha
all in which he l. interested
,nust be settled in twenty Gays. lie
will sell all his property. personal ana
real. at a sacrifice. and when h day
for final settlement comes he VIII offer
everything Including notes and ac'
counts due HIM t the highest bidder
tor cash. Read the notice.
TURNED BACK.-It is related OF oUl
Young friend Peel, OF ;he Mint, that
lie started to Virginia by Billy VIII
sons stage. on sunday last. but on
reaching Silver City he saw some
clothes hanging on Il line ana turned
hack-remarking that he
take any chances on a Vigilance COM
mittee doing a wholesale business s'
far away from its home office"
CoNsECRArED. The new Catholic
Church in this city was consecrated OF
sunday last by Bishop O'Connell, Will
IMPRESSIVE ceremonies. Many swee
singers from Virginia assisted The
choir on the OCCASION. and a large mum
her of people from neiahboring town
were present. The church was Gedi
Gated to St. Teresa, whose name 1t vii
bear in future.
HYERs SISTERS CoMING.-These col
ored nirhtinoaleS, Annie and Emma
aged Is and Is respectively, who have
been delighting the lovers of voca
music i'm the California cities, viii GIVE