The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-06

POCKET DIARY LOST.-On the I'd
instant, Lieutenant Governor Frank
DenverloSt a pocket diary, somewhere
between the Sierra Seminary and the
Ormsbv House. The book contained
a number of valuable letters, railroad
passes. etc, when lost, but when re-
turned to the Sheriff by a little boy
(whO stated thai a tcam>ter gave INN
the book these things were gone.
The Central Pacific and all other rail-
roads. East and West, upon which the
passes are good, have been notified OF
their loss. Any person having the
passes or papers is requested to leave
the same at this office OF at the State
Prison.
BETTING.-Iesterda was a lively
day among the sporting men of this
section. Bets on a small scale wary
ing from so to 5000, We're freely Of
fered and taken on Governor of Call
fOrnia. the Republicans appearing to
have most confidence, giving odds in
money and votes. We hear of II
$500 bet on Booth getting 1000 major
itv. Private dispatches rom the other
side make it look Il little blue Tor
| HairlIt. but he will probably come
out all right, as the Democrats Will
carry their State ticket and the Legs
lature.
STATE LANDs.-Under section 9 of
the new law, the following deposits in
currency were made with the State
Treasurer Yesterday. in one-fifth pay
ment for the parcels of land indicated:
James l.. Rocker of Iander county
deposited $50 for 80 acres; Margaret
ktifcr OF OrInSDy. SO for 10 acres;
Rowland Hughes of Humboldt. so Il
for 3lS.79 acres: B.. w. iIewett OF
Humboldt. $50 10 for 320.+i; Miles
F~ortcner. of Humboldt. SO - for
1891 acres. Gideon c. Jones otStoreN
county purchased 10 acres of land tor
which he paid 500 into the Treasury.
MAMMOTH PANORAMA.-Thomas *
Co.'S Mammoth S.ereopticon PIANO.
rama ofthe unique and wonderful OF
all ages. will be exhibited ut the Car
son Iheater OH Friday and Saturday
evening next. The views of scenes in
the late Franco-Prussian war are
spoken Of by the press as being very
striking. while the portraits OF the
leading men of those countries. partIc-
ularly those of Emperors William
and Napoleon. Bismarck and Eugene,
are lite-Iike. See advertisement on
second page.
FURNITURE BY AUCTI0N.-C. II.
Maish will, this afternoon at l O'Clock,
two doors east of this office, commence
selling by auction a large and valuable
lot of household furniture, such as
bedroom suits. b~edsteads, pillows,
mattresses, carpets, chairs, tables. cup.
boards. crochery, glassware, parIor
and cooking stoves, blankets. ward
robes, looking glasses, etc. sale with
out reserve.
\ FLYING GIRL.-Oue of the occu-
pants of The State Orphan Home i'll this
city, a little girl about so-years old,
being overcome yesterday morning by
an angelic feeling whatever hat ma
be-, undertook to fly away from a sec
ond-story window of the Home, but
came to the ground ker-tlummiX, for
tunatelv without hurting herself seri-
ously.
DOut CItth YES
terday afternoon Il whirlwind gathered
up a huge column of dust, somewhere
near the Round House, and marched
through b western portion OF the
CITY. The column WAS gigantic i'll
hight, grand in proportions, and
strously disgusting in appearance.
\ RUMOR.-A rutnOr was current IN
this city and Virginia last evening that
the Republicans i'll San Francisco had
advertised in the evening papers OF
yesterday to bet $4,000 o on Booths
election.