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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
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Tho Morrisvile Manufacturing Co.
is now fully at work. This is II stock
company, chartered by the Legislature,
and the stock has been taken by some of
the best mechanics in this section, among
whom are FIT. George, Mr. Edgerton for
merly of Stowe, Mr.. Phelps, and Mr..
Marcy. The building is new and situa-
ted on the Lamoille River. Its dimep-
sions are 90 50 feet, three stories high.
The machinery now at work consists of
one 24.nch surfacihg machine, one 24in.
rotary planning machine, one matching ma
chine, two Sitting saws for saving and
iointing, one swing cutoff saw, one inn
proved non-shaking jig-saw, one door and
sash cutoff saving machine, one power
mortiser, (Ball's patent,) one heavy sash
and door tenon machine, one heavy No. ! ]
moulding machine, one heavy No. u small
moulding and sash machine, one blind stie
mortsing machine, one blind stile boring
machine, one blind Stat tenon machine,
one turning lathe, (24-inch swing.) This
machinery is all new and Of the latest and
most improved styles and finish. The Co
must and will do large business, aud
hence can do it cheap. 1t can now on
short notice manufacture and deliver doors
sash, blinds. mouldings Of all kinds, and
other furnishing materials. 1t is said tc
be much the largest concern of the kind
in this part of the state.
From ten to fifteen DIV llings will be
erected this season, and many others will
undergo repairs.
NorIcE. THE Morrisvillc Hotel Co.. =
chartered Nov. 9Th, 1869, are hereby no.
tilted to meet at the office of Powers &
Gleed at 6 clock 2. NJ, April lst, 1871,
to transact such business as may properly
come before it at that time.
A TINKER,
q. r. PAGE,
D. A. GILBERT.
Morrisvile, March Is, 1871.
Persons IN this vicinity having work
to be done in the marble line should not
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

Montpelier. work o. The Montpelier and
We'll. River railrad being almost eutire-
lvsus,.su3sd aud the " rairieks' gathering
on the corners ofthe streets IN Montpelier.
No formal proccssoavash had til late 80 the
p. NJ. when Tin MeAyoiey aud Barney
Gordon we're arrested for assault and hat
terry ou Dennis GibsoHs. AMI the crowd
that followed them to jail might have been
called a procession. but not q very formal
one. George Carter was also arrested at
the sane time for dTunkencss. Saturday
morning the parties were all arraingned
before Justice Robinson aud MeAyCWy
and Gordon were bound up for trial Attic
County Court under $500 bends each.
Carter vas fined 50 aud costs, amnoun,iug
in all 20 SIS.
We learn from the Austin, (Alinn.l
Democrat, that Dr.. Philemon G. Berry,
formerly Of johnson, died in that city on
Sunday, Feb Goth. at the age of nearly
As years That paper states that he
came there in May, 1866 in very poor
health, bat the healthful air Of that state
soon revived him and he was again able
to resume the practice Of his profession.
He won many friends and was highly res
pected in that community. A wife and
two children mourn his loss. His funeral
was attended on the following Wednesday
under the auspices of the Masonic frater-
uiiy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
LIFE.
Local Matters.
Hrae Rna.k.

Hrae Pa,H.
TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Mf. L. s. Da-
Wis, of Danbury, NH, will deliver lee
ture on Temperance, at the Town Hall in
this village on Saturday evening, March
25th, at O'Clock, giving history of his
own sad experience, and of others, as a
warning to all. A general attendance is
solicited.
MIR. Wards lecture last Wednesday
evening, was quite as interesting as the
one on yosemite" ard was listened to
by good sized audience His lectures
arc so interesting that should he take the
lecture field he would become very popu-
lar.
"A large amount of sugar has been
made in this section, and prospects are
fair for more good runs"
About three inches of snow fell yes
terdaT.
IS. Nj. Rowell got bad fall on Mon
day, and was at first supposed to be scri-
ously injured, but is doing well.
Work on the r. II. is being resumed
where it was suspended on account Of the
deep frost in the winter
Mr.. Editor At this season Of the
year. one enjoyment-not the least by any
means, consists in ramble to some SUI
gar-camp, where things sweet are found,
if not the siDeetea. Believing that the
highest welfare Of the physical man could
be best subserved by such ramble, on
Saturday afternoon last party Of eight
of us left your village for the sugar.orch
ard Of Mr.. 4. A. Leland, whose generosity
allow me to commend to all other sugar
makers in this vicinity. Our party con-
sisted of the brave, but modest Capt. K. !;
two engineers, OF special detail; Angus
tine, prior of st. AIMS convent; Fired, .
hotel propritor--ever gallant and good
looking; Frank" farmer,-readily con-
ceeded to be the strongest manof the par
ty; Carp typo, whose assertion that
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

he ..liked Maple sugar, | EN- sefe aens
Of the party vhl feel At liberty 70 qae'-
too snl ',ye psdagosse.T fhas yoa
see, Me-. Editor. our party nearly equAiea
IL variety Of professions and 'rades' the
characters IN Chauuer's celebrated ''Cau-
ierbury Tales"
Having overcome al Obstacles. ~ The
line Of ditehcs, eordoroy roads aud lir-
ginia and. VIC at last. greatly iaiisacd.
arrived within range Of the citadel a'as
sagar-eamp. and proceeded at once 10
move upon the works. Seeing resistance
useless. the commander Of the arsena.
surrendered unconditionally. having fret
despatched a courier in hot haste after a
bras kettle Each one commenced imme-
diately to satisfy the cravings Of the gus
tatory apparatus Of his physical nature,
After enjoying huge rcpast aud eHrieh-
ing ourselves with the spells Of the camp,
we leisurely rctrsced our steps, fully sat
isfed with the result Of our expedition
On the return, two Of our number defect
ed to the left, giving as a reason for such
depression, that the railroad near Cady'
Falls needed their inspection. To their
credit, | will say that they engineered
their way home safely.
Allow me to express through your col
umns the unqualified thanks Of the partJ
to Mr.. Leland for his more than generous
and open-hcarted hospitality. That he is
a "capital follow" is the unanimous YER
dict.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
Sewing iIaehInes.
go ~ IN. -

Sr1HE March lOih. lsTl.
Mr. A. q. Gafs.-Daar Sir, Iva
70 ~ = fr~ woris relative 20 the ssum,
machine you lefi With rs a fss vost.
si0ec. a. ne are VERY muea PLEASED viii
IL. AMI the manner Ia uh'eh e doe, 4.
work.
At the time you leii the .'Hose NJ.
chine" siih "a. NC had ben u,iBs one u
the Improved Singer Machines abosi tuo
months having iakrn il on trial vhh
view to purchase should il give aii,fae.
ton. A. We had bccome somewhat q.
miliar in the manner Of working tn s a..
er. We must a. matter Of oourse. be
little prejudiced 10 It's favor inut only b..
cause il did is work we'll, bat taking IN.
tocoo liberation the idea that is 50 often
suggested to the people Of this county that
there really is no other machine but the
Singer and we think It no more than fair
TO say that any first class machine being
introduced az a rival. under the circuu-
stances would hardly stand an even chance
Of success. the merits ofthe machines Be.
ing equal.
But we have endeavOred to give each
machine fair, thorolg aud inpart al tn.
al, believing them both to be first class
machines. After using them alternately
on different kinds Of work for several
weeks, we find the Howe machine not on.
~ equal on all kinds of work, bat to ex-
eel on many kinds and being DESTROYS to
obtain the best working machine and one
best adapted to family use, We have Civ.
en- the Elias Howe machine the prefer.
ence, and the following are sore of the
many reasons for so doing;
/. 1t an is easier running machine.
.. 1t has stronger and better feed.
and consequently makes a more exact and
nicer stitch;
3. The tension is the sane with full
spool as when nearly emty, always max.
ing the stitch alike on both sides of the
work.
4. 1t will work the same thread with
a much smaller needle;
>. 1t will hem wostcd goods of all
kinds, hcnming over seaus with equal "a.
cility, whether cut straight or goring and
docs the WORK readily and very nicely;
6. All the attachments connected with
the machine land the complement is full
are superior in design, make and finish,
and are more easily adjusted to the ma
chine
I. The machine in nearly all its parts
is of better design, better made, better
fitted and better finished.
These reasons, and many more that
might be given, may be of minor conse-
quence to you but to any one purchasing
Il family sewing machine, we think them
worthy of note, and can in confidence rec
ommend the Elias Howe machine as being
all that is claimed for it.
Very Respectfully Yours,
o. A. EDGERToN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
ZMen.

Z2eR.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Moderator, Simeon Ingalls,.
Town Clerk, Amasa Stevens
Selectmen, A. Stevens O. Chase, A..
o. K,ttell.
Treasurer, J. X. Richards.
0verseer of the Poor, Francis Atwel.
Constable. J. f. Stevens.
Listers, Geo. Bassett, Geo. N. Powell,
A. l. Warren.
Auditors Z. G. White, A. o. Kittell
w s, Pond
Trustee, George Blssett
Fence Viewers, G. P. Brown, s. Car
pcntcr, +. Atwel.
Town Agent, Francis Atwell.
Grand Jurors, Joshua Luce, Simeon
ingalls,.
Voted tax of 60 cents on the dollar
Of grand list
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

In Morristown, March Il, Chastina flaho''
wife of Joseph +. Cary, aged II years. . NV
and % days.
In Eden, March 10th, ef typhoid pneu'nV''
Philip Schoolcrait, aged "a years.
In Morrisyillc, Feb. 23d, Layinia Green' Y
Of James Green, aged "a years. :
In Bakersfield, March 9th, Capt. Alnss i
Whittemore, who resided for many ys ~ nj
Eden. The funrral was held in WatefNnn ii
the remains were carried to Eden oof'i'''
burial. Aged 80. f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
O. A. EDGERToN
OFFICE OF THE Howe MACHINE Co.. !
New York March s. 1871 (

UFFIVE OF THE IUWE NIhUHINk NU"T
New York, March $, 1915
A. o. GateS.-Su:
In answer to yours of the u inst. We
would say
The How Machine Company, are sell.
ing machines at the rate of 100, 900 per
annum. The l27. 1873 machines sold by
the Singer Co., comprised the machines
of that Go. made in New York and Glas-
gov, Scotland, aud also included the sales
of the Davis" and domestic" machines,
Resp. THE HOWE MACHINE Co.
A. b. Sfoch1ceH, Pres.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
March Goth, 1871.
e0Bc.
ONE OF THE PARTY.

Store.
All the Ministers of the village hav-
ing been invited recently to preach upon
the subject of Temperance. DR.. Hough'
ton gave us his address Sunday afternoon,
March II, and it was full of pathos, elo..
quence and power, He did not hesitate
to state facts. even though it-shoud make
the rum.seler uneasy, and the rum-ab-
sorber uncomfortable. He handled his
subject with mastery hand. MAY the
reel no more"
: All the members of Mt. Mansfield
Lodge, No. Ill, were invited to sugar
party at Healy Cady's this Monday af-
tornoon. A merry crowl did justice to
such generous hospitality.
Our Lodge is invited to a Sugar
Festival at the room Of Invincible LHdgc,
Waterbury Centre, next Friday evening
March "a.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
.LoknfoR.

Julius Bis has pulle' that laid an
ess lat week. that measured by u
inches. aud thinks Capt. R1b'uson's Pulle'
will have 10 try ssain.
10000 MEN WASTEp.-To bay OF
Moulion Brothers & Co. their Patent
Water and Sap THLiag. Good SPREE
lumber. suitable to make the same. taken
in exchange. Address W. +. & j. G.
Moulion a Co, johnson, VI.
NIcs FLouR.-The Flour made BY Or
ange Back at johnson is Of the best quail
ity as we know from experiences. Eyou
get some Of his -four, you are SURE to get
good priiole.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

We print the advertisement of the
American Watch Co. in another column.
In addition to the large assortment Of
watches made by this Company, they de,
sire to call special attention to the Watch
for railway engineers, conductors and ez'
prcssmen. Also their Boys Watch, which
is now first placed on the market and TO
which they desire to call the attention Of
Young America,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

Brick Pomeroy says that arrangements
are TO be made to run special trains TO
Washington at reduced rates, to accomm''
date the numerous wives of Congressman
Bowen, who are scattered around Toe
country and are anxious to get there ID
time to take part in the bigamy trial
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

forrci that tie Poster hroihsn have 8
.hop II Morrisville. They ara practical
workmcn. All can xofk A. cheaP a. those
doi6r business ous 81 the couniy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

w.rlsorOS D. q. March 10. 1871.

" ArLle"fNH A. y @+~-N" -
wK,utr. nr,sonrfrL
T.w.,,b.r .,il remains very clear
u -. .,5 ,l. s,r,..-. in MARYLAND
"a V;,,;,;. ar, making vao.i their time
). ,,o,,;.. .,4 n,,,;,r /, cors for the
,.,n,;,- se,ssn The oldes, inhabitants Of
mi. Iati,ude sav ,hev have never seen such
sne weather rs ne have had 30 far this
month
,,.,o,.
- D.,
' r.
- - y. -
- q L..
,-...-.- a..
-. 81 .a.;,. IN ,h. late ;osurrcc,,onarr
States, knew no bounds.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Peters
of Maine, yes terday. although not entire
" satisfactory to many Republicans. passed
the House by vote OF 1875 to o.. nearly
all OF the Democrats considering II COM
promise measure NO'eu WI" 'ue ""lo'''y'
"e"e'al nu'''' was "PPO'"''u y '"'
speaker enai''iia" 'i 'ne 'o'.'"''s'ee' Ou'
'niS nonor nas oeeu ue'''neu oy Du'ef' !"
'ens'"y lo''er "uuresscu 10 '"o i'sp"''
e'" - -.
ny - -, r. -. -.
m
:, -. = -.
"' - -, ~
D., 80. 80 -. ..'
.Te....-,u,
THE Nh" IoAN'
One million oil dollars we're subscribed
70 Tue NC" i've per 'e"' 'o"" yes'''u'y'
. 1000 600 ooo, mi. 80. :.
49,. -. e.'...,
THE NURSE STATUE
A joint resolution tor the erection IN
washington oil Statue 10 the memory OIL
Prof. Morse oil 'e''graphy ia'ne' was
passed III the House yesterday
THE COMMISSION ON SOUTHERN CLAIMS
hss rented suitable ofic rooms IN Wash
ington where they expect to commence
their labors about the first of April. The
impetus given to the claim agency bust
ness on account of the creation OF tins
commission is already perceptable here.
There is large number Of claims now IN
'"0 " a. P"''''0"' ""'V"
o,.in,s .ooo;r;n, ,bo;r G,s, o,.oo,;on
"''''7'
a portion o' tue preliminary report Oh
inc n'n'n census mas JUST oecn SEM 10 inc
congressional printer Inc reports from
oh'y 'nree 0'a'eS' VI 'sS'sS'ppi' lcAaS' anu
SCUM Oaro'ina' yet remains incomplete
anu those oh'y III certain ois'r'e'S Wnere
the marShalis have proven IN active IN the
performance OF thelr duties.
As the law now IN exlstance regulating
the taking OF the census, neither the Sec
rotary OF the Interior nor the ouprelnten'
dent OF the census has any control over
the marshals except to act on the reports
sent to the Department. They can accept
or reject, the latter, OF course, incurng a
great loss OF time.
TIE POSITION.
r.,, A. ell !,
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o1. ~, =
a., ;..o.o.. IN -, -. :.
60. CO.. DIN .,:..
a.. =, e,oa !. Ill /. .,,,,,,,
A. -.
-. .;n.aa,,,. M. All ~.
conrso ;mnoss;blc T. will he remembered
tbot !, the San Dom,noo debate r. was
CHARGED ON Mr. Sumner that he cave the
President to understand he would support
the treaty. which he opposed $, bitterly
The facts are these. The President called
:. NJ. C,, L A.. an. :.L IL.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

In Westvillc, N. T., Free Church, Fob. i9'p'
by Rev. d. Ross Of Dundee, z. O., Reuoen !
Stamford, Esq, Of Burlington, Vt, to MisSf'
della A. Hadley Of Westyille.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

NAIiM
I The|
uated one
id to mol
D acres Of
,ugli for Il
x 40 He
,od-shed,
ming Wal
Said farm
Lanoille I
d can be i
res are god
T on the pli
and all
" mill. s.
sired nj
d team,
made to Il
rther parl
lRPENTE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

Berlin dispatches state that Germany
proposes to ro-occupy Paris, in the event
of the French Government proving unable
10 protec. tis G. ,rnln merchants IN the
city. This action of the German govern
mcnt has doubtless been precipitatcd by
the decree lately issued, ostraeising Ger
mans, and denying thcm the social rights
and privileges which are usually eSten-
ded to foreigners.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
wednesday. March %. 1871.
News JOtllngS.

Matters IN France are quite unse'iiei'
A party Of insurgents hold the hon'mar'
te district. NJ. Theirs has issued con-
eiliatOry proclamation urging 'hem'0 sur
render their arms and cannon at once am
warns them that if they do not yield to
the authority Of Law, sufficient force Will
be employed to compel their submission
NJ. Theirs is assisted by the rarisan del
ecates to the National Assembly, who have
also issued a manifesto to the malcoutenis'
These maniiestos have not yet produced
any effect as the position of affairs does
not appear to improve aud the disturbance
continues. Paris is in danger OF being
piIlaged by the rioters.
The Rothsehilds have agreed to lake
two aud one-half millions of the new i've
per cent. French loan at 50.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

Morrisville, March Is, 1871.
Persons in this vicinity having work
to be done in the marble line should not
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22
THE NEW LOAN.

One million of dollars we're subscribed
to the new five per cent loan yesterday.
Secretary Boutwell, believes the whole
amount, GOO, 600, OOO) will be taken up
within the next five months.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-22

BITS

,refore
ty day.
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lghan,1
cas-, al
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| woole|
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-16
Mail and Express.

ARRIvFs.-From the c.. 7. Railroad and
WaShoe at "a. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. III.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at > p. m.
From Lake Bigler at 1 T. m.
DEPARTS.-For Washoc and c. T. Rail-
road at 6 p. IN.
For Dayton. Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 4 p. M.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
"A. IN.
For Lake BigIer at 10 a. IN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-16

AT CORNELIAN Hor SPRINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel CIV.
b. Campbell, proprietor), on the
northern shore of Lake Bigler, yester-
day and the day before: Charles Dun,
Jr., Salt Lake City; Thomas b. Roland,
Lake House; A. p. Phillips, W. r.
Musgrove, Carson City; T. B. Naylor,
Australia; r.. G.. Dun and wife, A. j.
Barbydet, Col. T. w. Miller, New
York; A. c. Bragg, Camp rs: S. 2.
Leeds, \. X. ketchnni. Sacramento;
Mrs. $. \. Newell, Samuel W. Percy,
j. c. Piercy, L. Curry. San Francisco.
I. p. Faulke and wife, Verdi; w. w.
I.apham. Lake Bigler; r. n. Williams,
Placerville, Cal.
AT GLESBRooK. The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel CA. II. Saxton, proprie-
tor ,s,eastern shore of Lake Bigler
Yesterday: s. w. Barker, Troy, n. V,
Charles Huntley, Buffalo, N. V, T. j.
Hall and wife, Galesburg, Ill.,; s. w.
Sanderson, Sacramento; Judge j.
Hall. Auburn. Cal; S. w. Percy, San
Francisco.
MANDAMUs.-Slmuel Young, of Es-
meralda county, yesterday petitioned
the Supreme Court for a writ of man
damus to compel the Treasurer of that
county to show cause why he refuses to
pay one certain warrant issued by said
county and held by said petitioner.
The petition was granted, and the writ
made returnable on the 9th of July.
AN AUSTRALIAN VISIToR.-T. Is.
Naylor, Purser Of the mail steamer
City of Melbourne, of the Australian
and San Francisco line, arrived at
Comedian Hot Springs on Wednesday,,
for the purpose of making an exam
ination Of Lake Bigler and its scenery,
and of reporting upon the same.
RECovERING.-Mrs. Powell, who
bitten by a dog at the Merrirnac
mill a few days since, became alarm
ingly ill on Wednesday but was much
better yesterday, and is now consid-
cred out of danger.
ADMITTED.-William NJ. Pierson. of
Storey County. was yesterday admitted
to practice law before the Supreme and
all other Courts of this State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-16

ANoTHER BURGLARY.-The resi-
Third and Nevada streets, was broken
into night before last, but the burglar
was failad hv the inner doors and had
,.h
"'' f"'
removed from a "lndoW OF the ulnlhS
room, but after effecting an entrance
tho thief foupd tho fnnr doorx leadinu
-, ,ba dininr TO otbor roon,s oil CO
curaIv ocEad Win notbiny in the
lining room which suited his fancy.
He then went to the rear of the build
ing ana ATTEMPTED 10 break Iflto the
ennd 49, Nv lis ]noiae nana
of glass had been broken from the
window of this room, and Mrs. George
nad haiIeu TWO pieces OF poaru over
Wy r.. rs. 10y L "a ~
49, " ~ YIN" ~ -
ieaus vi tiie MANS thlouSh inc poai";
ana hau laiieh on lhe moor Tissue, u
me noise mus created propaoly l'lGht
eieu .ne thlel away 'l'iouTn MIS-.
ueoiSe was hot aMaheheu' Inc CRY
Is sun 'heS COME
CLOSE AT HANp.-The drawing of
tho 500 600 in gold coin oftered in
prizes by the Gold Hill Benevolent
Association has been further postponed
until the 9th inst.-one week from
70 morrow oohl r. herses, agent
o.airoI ~ r,Ition ~ cInsa or and
r.'.l ~ t.nL'' ti.l.a,s snn1 nn
TI, %, III A.. Iii
n'a.s n1H, "a ~ 80 -
ttnIInu,nr Gnhn 49, taw tntat Iaf,
~ tbo 80 UonSo h,r nd tha "a
80 una
t'"a.is oiio ! ~ as -
d P'i~e "S any VI y "iiea's u"
a MODEST young man
III 'he OF the Virginia ana
oo"p"nS ho' "
thousand miles from The railroad teie-
graph office in Gold Hill. whose father
is a we'll known saloon keeper in this
city, Yesterday telecraphed the ..old
man" As follows: wish YOU would
send me a couple of bottles of wine.
anu d ouqu ~! ar iiollhes li'ach
for myself. Juhilee n cat
has Kittens Why not put the cat out
doors. and thereby obviate the neceS-
SltN OF ~bOuuuetSr
county
Treasurers have settled with the State
Controller on account OF State revenu
collected in their respective counties
Tor the SIX ending June l2th:
VI. y. M~cl'onaiu treasurer Oh storey
'puntN' letei,eu S9o'oo- o., pa arc on,
~ expenses Oh co!'ection' Co., CO.
appoItloileu anu pau 10 STATE. Sof,o'9-
II. X. A. IazeT, treasurer OF Nash"e
for collecting, S546 9 > balance, paid
10 STATE, s2.l99 96.
PAID IS.-The following amounts
have heen n.id into tho state Treasury
49,.
on account Oh 1tale 'hHes So!iecteu al
ne ''u"tiee r'aiiie", ~ MS. on,
10: by w. II. Hall, Treasurer of ES-
ineraida county, Soat 40 ana py n
S3?1
&. B.-The picked nine of the Ne
champions will get a lively game
of base ball, afternoon.
rom an o"reiue hlne uc.'Sh"tet' ~
sion Of the anne save hat of !. /.
Rrirht who will participate with the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-16
METEOROLOGICAL.

ThermOmetrical observations, made rom
SO'clOck a. ln- to d O'Clock p. M, by Il.
{. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. - South
Carson street: