The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21

more items than has ever been dis
covered in that place heretofore by
any reporter" In the language of
Captain Patchen, I'VE owe you one"
But as Dan De guile is a good fell
low. we will just tell him how to do
it: Report n grand fancy dress ball
and get all the women after you;
while o are lodging them on the
back streets you will find more items
than Won ever dreamed were IN town.
III Won want to get enough items to
fill a double-sheet, Just come out
honestly and say that a great deal OF
that SO and $50 applique lace you
described cost only three bits a-yard.
Then, ge-whilikens, if You don't
have to spin around the block so
rapidly that items will come to you
fast as railroad ties to a 6O-mile
train, We would not intimate such
a thing-the by-paths are too muddy
for speed.
RED MEs.-Colonel Abe Curry,
Vice Great Incohone, accompanied
by Piute Tribe. No. i, Improved
Order Of Red Men, of this city, Wis
tied Virginia City night before last,
and instituted Pocahontas Tribe, No.
,, Of Nevada, with twenty-seven
charter members and the following
officers Sachen, G.. H. Morrison
Senior Sycamore, H. ). VIM Ju-
Nor Sycamore. J. Young, ir.; Chief
of Records, Il. L. Wallace Prophet,
John Ryno; Keeper OF Wampum,
j. III. Piper. The good 1njuns
from this city had a gay time in the
weegeaps of their brethren at Nir-
ginia. and were overpowered 10y the
hospitality of the noble rcd men of
the Comstock. Colonel Curry feels
very proud of Pocahontas Tribe, and
SAYS it embraces some OF the best
men in the country. The Piutes
returned yesterday, highly pleased
with their trip.
FIrTEESrH There was an inter
esting ease before Justice Parkin-
sons Court and a jury, yesterday
afternoon, in which Glenn. Berry
sued William Jackson for bottles,
pictures, benches and other bar fix
lures, alleged to he of the value OF
$50. Both parties are colored -
Glen decidedly so-and there was
considerable interest manifested in
the case by Afric's sons and daugh.
tiers. Clem's complaint set forth
that he loaned the articles enumera.
ted to Jackson, and that defendant
|. refused to give them up. Jackson's
answer averred that plaintiff, with.
/. out defendants knowledge or con.
: sent. took all the articles away.
except four old bottles, and that
!, plaintiff owed defendant So 30 foi
/. liquors and cigars. The "a was
/, being argued when we left the Court.
room for a breath of fresh air.
CARSON THEATER.-'Ia Tour 4,
Nesle" was well played last night
and reflected credit upon the entir,
. cast. Frank Wilton, who assumed
! the character Of Captain Buridan, i,
a line actor, and handled the charae
! ter in a mastery manner. His vote,
] is a little asthmatic towing to cold
! but his reading Is clear and correct
! and his gestures and exhibitions o
passion are admirably adapted to til,
tex. He will appear this evening
! IN two leading characters, Sampl,
; Switched and Joe Morgan, in Tn,
thrilling drama entitled Ten Night.
= in a Bar Room"
DEPUTY WARDES.-Lieut. Cover
nor Denver has appointed William
III. Stone, of Gold Hill, Deput,
Warden of the State Prison, an,
that gentleman entered upon tho dis
c charge of his dnties Yesterday. y,
! better selection could have beer
made, for no man in the State stand
higher in the estimation of a larg
] circle of acquaintances than doe
Mr.. Stone, and, besides. he is thor
oughly competent, reliable, and il
: every way trustworthy.
G TEN NIGHTS N A BAR Room
This great temperance drama vii
! be performed at the Carson Theate
this evening, Frank Wilton takinI
the two characters Of Sample Switch
: ell and Joe Morgan. and Miss New
comb appearing as Mehitable Cart
wright and Mrs. Morgan. At ia
conclusion of the play Mrs Ell
Wilton will recite Shamus O'BrieI
ADJoURNED.-Both branches {
the Legislature yesterday adjourne
over until Monday. and many of tn
members left for Virginia yesterda
= afternoon to visit the Orphan As,
y lum under the management of til
Sisters of Charity-and to atten
the Grand ball OF the Bachelor
Club.
l. FoR PIocHE.-W. W. BishoI