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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-26

Housekeepers quite interested in the
advertisement of Mr.. Joseph Miller, Jr. in another
column. He has handsome assortment of furniture
coverings of various designs and colors for
A Blay linens for 80 cents per yard a. ne English
checked ginghams at 80 cents fine cotton diager-i2
yard and other articles ndispens ble to the
household at equally low figures His location is GOT
Magazine str eet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-26

SHANNON, MILLER & CRANE.-This firm re-
the largest importers and dealers of goods in
line of any house in the country Their stock of
military goods is unsurpassed. They keep constantly
hand all materials suitable for costumers and society
goods-god silver and tinse laces fringe, stars tas-
sels and fancy dress trimmings See advertisement in
another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-26

CABINET ORGANs-The Mason & Hamlin Or
pan Co. Boston and New York famous for the quail
,y of their They suitable for parlors
drawing rooms, libraries churches etc and occupying
but little space Louis Grunewad, 129 Canal street. is
the Southern wholesale agent.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-26

The regular monthly meeting of Branch No.
Hibernian Benevolent Association will take pf.oe on
Schoolhouse of John, Dryades street. foil attend
ancs is requested
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-26

special meeting of Branch Number Six
Of the Hibernia Mutual Aid Association will take
ON Tuesday evening, February 20. at half past
o'clock p. N.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-26

The fortunate holder of ticket No. 233, in the
lottery Range drawn the benefit Of St. Josephs
Church. win please presest the same and receive
his prize 20
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

clpctor o ofernc his vote, shall, II
CURED which Re and the house lodg
whc he resides numbered the nun thereof
Polls shall truy All rOI Of
opOAe Of the the street in which the
the house logging tenement
numbered the numbered then tie CLERK shall enter
not mum 1ed in tie poll Lot entering the number
refusal make the statement aforesaid the vote o
such shall be received ANY who shall Hily MAKE
resOn thereto shall be deemed guilt "i nsdH
shall uOn conviction punished With tine Of i dor
or by impi ,onneut ai! tie the OF
for leIoI enNays or by
h,tb aich 6beA IIuD nmeIL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
EECTION I9.
shall not be Lawful

sb, not he lawful person % erect MAINTAIN
cupy or have an booth structure for the dtnhon o
ri rnv ecion within hundred and tv feet Of ny phne pace
shall be the duty force member hto 70
booth for the dstf button oI uIee
on Srn Iejng erected maintained within one hundred ara h ee'
apy o1ug Aforesaid and TO SUMMARY remove
booth boz structure OF co,e anl le,en ln W
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
EXTRACT PRON CHAR. 40 OP LAWS OP lS6J.


shall duty said Inspectors and Csnyassrs
respectively attendance dnrng the hours ao for the
shall ~fuly his leaving less than majority
si be punished by fDe not less than twenty-five dollars nor
hundd dollars Any acting such Inspector
without the qgiacon ifren PIE crtd ana ly person
Canvaer shall wiluy know ngly consent
point such ocer without uh qualification shall conviction
thereof deemet guilty Of and sha be pUusleI
bere!Or according
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
EXTRACTS IRON CHAP. 1873. OF THE LAWS OF 1870.
SECTION g.

(As amended l37lD
I1 In addition 10 the eIsng provisions o AN gov
sr6nF inspectors Of Elections IN le V OF NN
acting AZ e shall bold meetings A. reg
s on the Wednesday Saturday preceding the AF OF
ton and O'Clock the forenoon unul 10 O'CLOCK IA ne
evening m each shall enroll such applicants Tor
O election be qualified VOts Oh po
d. of snv election any presents himself who not %
such electJr 10 make oath hs
ure the be deemed Suhdent
eeOT shall be permitted
s,Te a. bis name wa registered The night % such ssco 10 vote
TO challenge but the same 40 he
had registered The oath Of beh bonEed e@''of
taken before officer eomth ann hheI
int and by either OF the nseebo OF
poll poi where said eectOr shall offer his ot ana hI
Gpphed oath shall do 30 and abe
without charge therefor and ell such oih shall De he1 WIN
the poll book died with the CSq1tT STTSdT,, GIeIf; :,
Ahy Inspector Of Bsshon 9spraT who aha. Vos G :" voc
shah deemed guilty Of onJ and upon
shall Sc punished imprisonment in the State Prison o
disqualified holding once Of honor enourn
pasOn eoBTeed Improperly interfering with lnI
challenger delegated above provided to Euune the
shall be deemed guilty Of mSdenanOr and conviction
punished by not eSs than months nor mor
than one ysAT ,,sr,n~ a.
pd spst", votes sfore tIept inpectors Election
and Poll district offending against tbs
deemed guilty Of and punished for mdsmeanO
TIE sStisR Of my Inspector Election Poll Ch Without
IN, having iep subscribed the sA Ihmaoa required By law
SSaII b. deemed 70 and punished IS mlSiemsSnOr
IV person shall tHownGg register osuse hnssh . De- rg|
| AZ voter Election District III which he not at the time
ougei voter which be h pot legally entitled To vote shall bs
idJndged guilty OF H'OA' syrr1oS y. .'-
Apv person Ia vote one 70 vote h any eetos
k,con lSlnc which be not at the tune lrgs entitled %
1ai1 s~ No tN gOe ap 0as Hny1eh f.thsn OF ws9
sha OsTsonis Ob perLSa " ODep'od OF ugoC Ve9a an
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
EXTRACTS PROM CHAp. 403 0Y THE LAWS OF 1864.

Ameuded In accordance win Sec q Of Charter OF lO)
hereby made he Police korce, all tunes OF the
d, and night and eo accordingly hereby th"reuniO
empowered especially preserve tie public prevent cne DE-
c and arrest Offenders suppress nsurecons protect me
b Of ereous public health preserve orrr at
enforce every law
g 10 be ofcme to the observance OF
SUNDAY zug pawnoke mock auctions or emigration or
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

ss h. msdereAnor punishable by impairment in the county
la, or the CtT and New York the PentnT Tor ho
less an one year preceding or W tn" Of NOT est ah
two hundred dollars without ubue or etcs
able cause 70 use ncte other person o use PERSONA "o
lrnce upon Any eectOr, any election dAV, OF
% y member The police when in the discharge Of his
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
SECTION 20.

The several the police force L have power and author
without warrant and To take LILO cnSN Ah'
ursOp who shall threaten attempt cmL IN Tue pre-
scc of such member within his breach OF " peace or o.
Gs Tey pohil,ed Legislature hy any ord
nnce Of village within which the odense committed
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

1t msensnor Inspector Other oncrrs oi erTn 70
Of Causes az ""d
their duty 10 reject tie vote Of = white man.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

SECTION Is

II shall be the duty Of every Ius VI Elections Ser Cona
OF the Peace within this knowing that osense
ts good bc'" t's
committed Information thereof 10 the isrc
o! Oieu~e shall
shall adopt efeCtu ior the punishment Of
all persons violating the provisions Of this act
SECTION
shall be The duty or the presiding judge o Court Of General
Trrl1ner this sIecay
Grand jury each Of COn to take notice Of all
ofn violation the provisions Of tbs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01


sa hi be strre know
that quc Ie ward dnci where aJ registry
fl,rr aud snT
causing aiding ehg any psOn IN an' nAne
sad sh be punished for eah eerF o1nse ~
pysDument IN the lees tban Al false
swearing before Board Of Registration snail b. deemed W and
corrup, erurv convipa punished such any member or
oalcef shall Nlny vo" Il Tie PROVISIONS o L
he be ruLLe Tor every by imprisonment the
State fol OF less than one
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Inspectors authorized meeting Of the Board
administer the oath olhs required ~ lag to t r qu1haou
administer tie dsy Of the and comp
clcc;or o. the district be- eft ri as wit
ness to prove qualification any person claiming the Hght 10 he
follow oath You shru that Ol are an
elector that will fully AM ruly all
shall he touching the place OF residence aud
other Of the claiming the right
be registered in this district And whoever shsl "iu
upon examination shall be deemed guilty OF perjury
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
SECTION =.

Every person who shall It corn wise another
co ward elect d c f TIE purpose o
giving general secsi town city ,e'oa k"%i
duly qualified such town ward OF
election ct shall nr deemed guilty Of nleue
and punishable IS prescribed b the OF ;bs uie
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
pENALTIES FOR VIOLATING TIE ELEC-

Electors will Please tatc Of the following provisions o N
rcsrarg REGISTRATION and ELECTIONS hs Gy nHd o. h'
bH ugcut fENALllFS for vo Of snch PROVISIONS ,-,,
EG1RACT GENEHAL FlECToN Law OP l54--IrTLH VII
SECTION l. 49,,
erc,or shall he guilty q wiHr Hnd
corrupt false SvCarg aliTning. falling O. nI' on
cb,d by clrIt,r IcuCa than Le Gdtsd gully Oi "i0
tnd corrupt ptIjuTy -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Hany sSG by bribery other corrupt mems or dc
whats, directly doc' attempt 10 irin'r" snT ''
of tLis State S tao defer LIN icm 'hS ~
disturb bud hin toe free o IN" rgnt q" SUI
hc yuruRn TO ts chapter
shall hereof he convicted pcUn ordS AMI convicted sbs
be HGGC-eJ guilty Il ami b. Gnei mr'Nei a
the discretion Il tie before VIII cu snh conviction SHAH
hal; such exceed ie Eunur 20 LUT Lth nSol
ut
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

aee WSA PN&s, a -. I, .,as,lll,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

person who genera resl election, city charter
Ce sl know aG'v offer to cectcn district
lv tcrci1JCVrr dJ. or Who shi
than at the election Tier in the
other rCt. s', ctOr. lie ali j"g
cur of !C 'ni 20" 'nhc hr itr lot et" n; ~
dol eN,er' ~ uothS o. H UtA -
cou Of title cIGpter Of
part Kew sd statutes j. hereby repeated
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

person who shl procu coun rtv'e another
to pye o'cr GOD, Il giIh town, city or charter 'i'H
kaoWug soa l qra he'd TO vote al he P'c@ whore
oGrrd, shall c9aycou be adndz"d guilty OF
punishable Prescribed in the Preceding section
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Az ,e,sop Who al offer 70 vote at Eectoe
y k,eon lsuc which be- not at the time lrg entitled b
vo1 q ghp q u Io pssAap oacs y Eny1sth t.ft% or Wig
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

any person vy dis bcy lawful commands of tic Board
Of Of shall wiy Rnl without "ul auto
ohuct delay his aG POLL "lcre ar
election shall be held while he rsng attempting exercise
voting shall aid assist such obstruction delay,
shall conviction auge guilty Of mistme and BE- tne ii
hundred Gy dollars All he imprisoned
al tie discretion Ui Cour:. for thar months
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

THE MISUNDERSTANDING the Alaska
tribes, the United States Government
has 0 charge of 2SS, 7l6 Indians, who
are divided into 142 different tribes or
nations. and subdividedinto numerous
independent branches or bands. These
are all embraced within seventy-tive
agencies, under the control of fifteen
SuperintendencieS, and under the di-
rectiOn of the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs. The Superintendent arrau-
ged according to the Indians under
their charge. are as follows: South
ern 10, 43O, Arizona 32,052, Dakota 81
92I, California p ,697, New Mexico 2O,-
$50, Montana 1885, Central 1877,
Nevada 16,220, Utah 1850, Wash
ington Territory l2,794, Oregon To-
go, Colorado 1900, Northern G,4lO,
Idaho 1863, and Wyoming 2,400. In
addition, there are some hostile tribes,
such as the Apaches and others OF
Arizona and New Mexico, numbering
5000, and it is estimated that the Indi-
ans in Alaska alnout to 10000 souls.
Taking all these figures, it appears
that there are at least 1863, 1I6, and prob
ably 80, 900, Indians under the care Of
the United States. The management
of these tribes has always been a
SOURCE Oh SlCdl tilDdI AdSSlIlCiII anu
expense to the Government, and du-
ring the fiscal year ending June 30,
1869, the cost amounted to s. ,042,993.
The new Indian policy, consisting i'll
the appointment of Friendly Commits
sioners, and in other pacific measures,
it is stated, is much less costly. the
expenses for the fiscal year ending
June so, 1870, only amounting to S.
4O7, 93S.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

THE RAILRoAD.-Work is now going
| on on both ends of the. Carson and Reno
division Of tie Virginia and Truckee
Railroad. One gang of thirty men
/ commenced grading ear this city day
before yesterday, and the force will be
increased in a short time. There is
much heavy work to be done on the
road between this city and Washoe
Valley, including a heavy "hll," over
one mile in length, and a tunnel about
400 feet long; and it is the intention of
Superintendent 1eringtOn to have this
work prosecuted with great vigor, so
as to meet the road from Reno some
where in WashOe Valley, and thereby
insure its early completion. BY the
way, the company seriously considered
a proposition to form the junction at
Empire. which, had it been carried.
would have been a serious blow to the
prosperity Of Carson. The business
men Of this city, however, will be
pleased to learn that We are to have
the junction here.
On TRIAL.-The case of James f.
Wood vs.. Yerington Il Co., suit for
Ui1IIld-t> d!lG5cb " nave pCCii Suo-
tanned by plaintiff on account of his
land being encountered by debris from
the wood Hume OF defendants, has
been on trial in the Second District
Court for the past three days. The ev-
idence being all i'll, the argument was
commenced at the evening session Of
the Court at 6 o'clock last evening.
We shall probably be able to record
the verdict tomorrow.
HURDY.-The old hurdy house, OF
SoutA Carson street, was reopened last
evening. It will doubtless furnish
Chief Justice Parkinson with much
business and US with many items-fOr
which we shall feel duly thankful,
th.~e dull times.
BLIND TRoUPE.-There las a fair
turnout to hear the sweet vocal and
instrumental music of the blind
people, last evening. The troupe goes
from here to Reno, and will perform
there tomorrow and Monday even
ing.
AT THE LAKE.-The Hope-Cofey
bridal party from this city went up to
Lake RIgler yesterday afternoon, and
viii probably return to-day.
WATER SUIr.-A case will come up
in the Second District Court to-day,
which involves the right to use the
water running through Clear Creek.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

FAILED.-A colored boot black at
Hamilton, White Pine county, failed
a few days since, and left for Schell
Creek, between two days, leaving the
following consolation for his creditors
in the drawer of his boot black stand:
Mistur eph gibbs.
suptumbur firth s teen Il.
sur. no NOR day and Martins
blacken fur me. i shake de dust oh
hamultun Oph mi boots Use oph fur
Shell krick, dare wasent boots enut to
shine in de town to pay fust cost on de
matereiual. de foxes feat was two big
dat wanted TO put on stile, an it kost
two much fur blacken at a quata Nv a
doIla, and i he'd to fale in biZnus. i
forgiv ebry body dat i ow, an don't
want eny won to konsider dat i ow
dem a scent. Ackordin to de konsti-
tushun Nv de 18th mendment lse as
free as de wind. glib mi reargards to
Ant Mary. Henry WinecoOp.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

THE BEST CHANCE IET.-A grand
musical festival will be given on he25th
of September, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $4,000 in
gold coin will be awarded to ticket
holders. There are 2,l66 ~prizcs-one
chance i'll every -. The prizes range
from > up to $4,000. The profits are
TO be devoted TO a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund, a Fire Department, and to the
four churches OF Brooklyn. This Is
the public on this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
koppel x Platt, cIOthiers, corner Of
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale of tickets in this
city.
SCHOOL BooKs.-JohR q. Fox will
sell any and all of the new text books
ordered by the State Board of Educa-
ton, a. well as such of the old series
as are retained i'll the Schools-and in
fact, all other kinds OF bOOkS-cheaper
than any other dealer in this section OF
the country. Parents and guardians
should make a note Of this, and call
en- Fox. #Se2
NoTICE.-The public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water of
a certain spring situate on the Lake
Bigler Toll Road, about two miles
from Carson, from w. ID. Torreyson,
or any person other than myself, the
said spring being on my line OF sur
vey and claimed by me.
* +. ID. SWEENEY.
JEwELRY LosT.-A little girl of this
city, about four weeks since, lost a
small gold peck-chain with locket at
tached; also, a pair of gold sleeve but
tons enamelled with the letter L."
The finder will please leave the same
at this office. #se3
FRESH FRUIT.-James j. Nlandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery, no.
tons, fancy goods, cigars, tobacco,
toys, etc. =
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15
JUVENILE b. b. CLUB.-The boys of

pa!l clu~ Inc meeting uliec'eu 'He
secretary 10 tIaiis ~ 10y W
duIv1hankfuI.o The following officers
of the Climb were chosen; President
and Treasurer. T.. A.. Moody: Vice
Prn,j1an.. IleycIlyu Meier: Secre-
my Edward Allen: Djreefors-Uenrv
ever George Duffy. and Edward
Watkins. Following are the names
of h nine; Pitcher, Edward Watkins:
catcher. Henry Meyers; lst base,
Eddie Allen; ID base, George Duffy;
"a o49T' Jo"n Dan SH9i'-9'NP' ~
MeJer: center field. Waiter CbedIc:
right field. Eddie Yerington. We also
Understand though TINS Is loI OIHcIdIJ
That TINS nine VIII nave match game
with alOtAcr juvenile c4ID
organized some Tune sIllce III Tue III
lerllledI1te school.
CIoTuES SrOLES-SOmn thief stole
49,, " ~
i Aue p''tA c'o'h COAL 1""H NtI'eI
collar and an - vest from ex-Lieuten-
ant Governor ana deputy Cnheu
sues H~taI9I Th, 'aute esr =, piii5eI d i"'!1,
Town at The time. and Mrs. SlinrerIand
placed the clothes up0a the fence in
front of the house to let them air. and
while she was engaged with her house
hold duties the thief walked OFT with
the coat AM. vest. Governor Singer
!dLu iGiugsI77 rs 70 say - .LC h ,'.vi
nnrknt of vest. he will fni 4 China
wash receipt for two clean shirts. II
this receipt : returned the thief can
keep the clothing; but the Governor
can not get along without the receipt,
As his other two shirts (he has Il ON
are in soak.
MARRIED.-In the sacristy Of the
Catholic Church, i'll this city, yester-
day, by the Rev, Father Tormey. Mr..
James Home. of Emnira. to Miss Mary
Ellen Cotfav of Carson THIS ottira
wa the recipient Of a bnrlnfifnl slp-
nIy of calLa- wine and cirars on the &C.
casloh, anu rom the 9Id'Ileu printer
var
. MAY Hope and Coffrv now in one
And, both in one, they re aa int
find IN the happy years to come
"'s "'Pe III sI'i"iHs 'o"Se'
SICKNEss.-There has been consid-
cradle Sickness, III the way OF chlIIs
and fever, along the Carson river this
season, attrlbutable probably to the
low stage OF water III that stream y
numbe OF persons recently working
at the mil nave been 50
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15
METEOROLOGICAL.

Thermometrical observations, made from
SO'clock a. III. to & O'Clock p. m, by X.
c. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. - South
Carson street:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

r + Lowery, Virginia j Smith, Carson Valley
C Yaeger. " Jack Raycraft, Monitor
J NJ Wood, Blind Troupe Jerry R~aycraft,
W \ Haskin, " j Murphy,
c Kennedy, Silver City D Murphy,
2 Gross, Rowland, Lake Bigler
Mrs T hickey, J Powell, Dayton
L Barron, Lake Valley G Schweiss, Clear Creek
C0RBETT ~HOUSE-COR9ETT BROTHERS, PRoPRIEToRs.
S Switzer, Virginia J Feltz, Lake Bigler
Chas Lowell, " A Hinchmon, Lake View
j Armstrong, W Price, Empire
j Lahue, Mil Station j JAWS, Spooner's SIN
IL Kingsley. Carson Val Louis Vincent, "
Vim Boyd, Alex Craig,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15
Arrivals at the Hotels.
oRMsBY HoUsE-GEoIaE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR

CD Hubbard, s Street, Salt Lake
f + Thompson, /" PReddy, independence
J Fuller, Blind Troupe L II Dyer, Reno
j NJ Walker, " CA Harvey, Lake Valley
Miss Z Moran, " VIM Hicks,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

coRBErr HoUsE-coRsErr BROTHERS,, PRoPRIEroRs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-30

ACmID Knizp BIZ IT'S FAIHER.-A
remarkable case Of death resulting
from an endeavor Of an outraged father
TO punish his child. occurred In the
Tenth Ward last evening. The prin-
clpal actor In this sad tragedy is Jacob
Eisenhardt, a. German butcher, resid-
ing at 4s Chrystie street, and the vic
tim is his son, also named Jacob, who
was but two years of age. Eisenhardt
Is employed al, the packing house OF
Bieneke & Co., at No. 40 Chrystle
street, and was ct work there at eight
O'Clock last evening. His little son
was playing about the place where his
father was working. and while doing
so committed some little act which In
noyed and angered the father. BE Or
dered the child not to repeat the
ofense, but the child not needing the
Injunction 'of7fls parent disobeyed
him. This so enraged Eisenhardt that
he lost all control Of himself, and SELF
ing the little fellow By the arm, thrust
him forcibly Into 9 dark closet In the
packing house. In doing so Eiser-
hardt forced the child against q broken
pane of glass, cutting him terribly on
the left leg, severing an artery. Inc
blood spurted out all over the place,
and Eisenhardt seeing the result Of his
ungovernable temper, caught the little
child In his arms and carried him home.
A surgeon was summoned and the flow
Of blood was soon stopped, but the
child had lost so much blood that he
died at 8 o'clock from exhaustion.
Eisenhardt was arrested and locked up
at the Eldridge street police station.
He Is almost crazy with grief at the
result of his rash act.-N. Y. World.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-30

Tur civilization Of Nevada 10 . curious one,
and, In the language OF Its poet laureate, given
to ways that are dark and tricks that are vain"
Tho other day the heroes OF Poker Flat and the
refugees nom Roaring Camp that have made
cality by organizing Q gladiatorial combat, and
now. We read In their daily organ, arc about to
DO treated to an operate season and Q course OF
female suffrage lectures. A bear and bull nght,
the music Of Meyer6eer, Gounod and Rossini,
and tho untrammelled FREQ thought that would
give woman the ballot !-PhRddelpAd Frs".
Tho information contained In the
above Is truly acknowledgement no
doubt Bret Harte will be surprised to
learn that his Heather Chiuee and his
camps have turned up In the land Of
silver bricks and sage brush. The
Press Is informed that We have no
Roaring Camp or Poker Flat In Ne
vada-they are In California, where
the "woodbine twineth." But the
balance Of the programme Of amuse-
ments alluded to by the Press have
.rausplred In Virginia City-rlght In
"the civilization Of Nevada" Since
then, tho bill Of fare has changed
inceudiarism, MURDERS rapes, fights,
drunken Courts, and q few other such
like innocent amusements have been
introduced for pastlme in "the ciyill-
zatlon of Nevada" We understand
that a movement Is on foot among our
intelligent red men and women, the
Pluto and Washoe Indians, to start a
missionary society in our midst.