The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-29
ART GALLERY.-Mr. McClellan'S

ART GALLERY.-Mr. Mcclellan
studio is well worth a visit. We wen
there yesterday and had a perfec
feast in viewing the portraits of tn,
great men of our day. The Likeness
OF Governor Nye is indeed a striking
one. and will shortly be framed anC
hung in the Secretary of States office
District Attorney PattersOn'siS enough
to make "A miserable ma feel happy
TO look at it. He must have pOcketeo
. handsome fee just before it wa,
taken. he looks so perfectly contented
Mr.. Mcclellan has just finished Il pie
ture of negro life-"Giving the Old
Man His Breakfast" This picture is
worthy a place in any exhibition in the
world. In fact all the paintings eX-
hibit great talent.
THE GOLD HILL LoTrERY.-The ma
.jority of those who held tickets in the
about it. and charge the projectors
thereof with ~swindlin-. in that they
refused to pay the full amount of the
prizes. Now we think the arrange
ment perfectly just and proper. We
are the fortunate holder OF two tickets
and are perfectly willing to take one
fourth of the prospective (at the time
of purchase prizes due us. As yet
the only prize of any value drawn by
Car>onite> was by four Young men in
the printing Office. viz Five dollars.
Deduct the half thercfrorn, divide by
four. and the quotient remains.
Fools for luck &c.
MARRIED.-Tom Eeer. the well
known butcher of Empire. was yester-
day COINED in the house of bondage"
to a near countrywotnau of his own.
Tom i 1 native of Cornwall, and is
now on u visit IL the place OF his birth.
Cornwall is an island near the British
coast and the natives thereof call
themselves English. We are proud
10 heal that the aniable Thomas has
chosen him wife from the man land.
His brother Joe brought the news in;o
town Yesterday, and last night a jolly
time was had in Empire City. We
congratulate Beer. for he is a Jolly
fellow and a good citizen.
RoCK>.-Mart Reese desires to in
form the Kind friends who deposited
the rocks against the front door Of his
saloon night before last. that they are
not the Kind he wishes to use; he
wants a few round ones. about five
pounds weight each. and thinks he
has muscle enough TO put an gate on
the eve of any of the buns engaged
in such business. He may appear
iilliputian in size but there is a power
n his fabric that viii a>toni>h these
night walkers II he gets Il hold onto
'cln.
ANOTHER TREAT.-It has been con
Guided by the School Trustees. TO re
peat the entertainment of last week.
On Saturday. sth of July. The pro-
4ramme Will be changed and a play
now in rehearsal. will he added.
Cinderella will be repeated, and some
interesting amusement i'll h shape of
pu~artetteS, songs, speeches. etc. will
be given. and as the proceeds Will be
added To the amount now 1.-THE SchOO.
Building Fund. we doubt not the
house Will lie crowded. Full particu-
lars will be given hereafter.
SCHOOL BUILDING FUND.-The pub
lie will be pleased to know that the
building of a school house is at length
assuming a tangible form. Our State
Treasurer Is the proper custodian of
the n our citizens, to a man.
are ready to give of their means for so
laudable a purpose, but they want TO
know that the money 50 ~iven is set
apart for that particular use. 1t would
he well to call a meeting for the pur-
pose OF electing Il building Committee.
Strike the iron while it is hot.
WATcH HIN.-Since Dick Kelly lost
his little dog by poison he has taken a
novel ~precaution to guard Joe Rosen-
stocks store. He has christened the
little fellow who assists him caesar,
and when Dick is engaged, if any Sus-
piclOuS looking person cOlneS into the
store he callsout '.Csesar!" in his loud
est tones. The party then. suppo>ing
II TO be IA large dog tthe boy being too
small to be seem, leaves.
ENGRAvING.-Charley Friend is do
ing some very fine engraving. We
a monogram on a sleeve button.
executed by him. which cannot be
surpassed. Charles has a certain
brand of ci"ars-the Ne Plus Ultra we
term them-that beat al creation.
THE CAPIroL.-Mr. Cavanaugh, is
busy completing the porticos of the
Capitol. We presume he will
on and complete the building i'm
mediately.
PosTERs.-Johnny Moore has posted
a programme of the order of the cele-
of the Fourth at Carlin. 1t is
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