The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25

STABBING.-John Lapsie, a Canadian
Scotchman, was severely stabbed yes
terday afternoon by Oliver Perry
Marble. The difficulty occurred at
the railroad f1ume, near the foot of the
mountains, west of the city, but of its
origin we know nothing. Lapsie says
that he had a scutfie or fight with Mar
bic, when the latter commenced stab
bling him. He then took the knife "a
spring back pocket knife with 3-inch
blade) away from Marble, and sub
s~equently took Il dirk knife from
him, when the cutter. being dis
armed, ran away. The blade of the
pocket-kniie was bloody, the dirk
clean. Lapsie received a stab i'll the
point of the LETT shoulder, another four
inches down the left arm, another
! (and a deep one) just back of the left
arIn-pit, and a fourth and the most
dangerous one in the left side, about
the lower rib. With the assistance of
a companion he walked into the city,
though very weak from loss of blood,
and proceeded to Colton's drug store,
/ where his wounds were prObed and
dressed by DR.. Lee. The wounds in
the back and side are severe, and may
possibly prove fatal.
AT LAKE Notwithstanding home
yesterday afternoon too late to write up
a full description of all we saw and
learned on the way to and from or
nelian Hot Springs, on the northern
Shora of I aka Ejrlny We lafar Onr
items until Tomorrow. Suffice it for
the present to say that everything
connected with the new through line
to Truckee. and everything about the
lake, is lovely and the clouds hang
high-too high to be seen. The fol-
lowing parties registered at the Hot
Springs Hotel yesterday: Frank
Swain, Wisconsin,; +. C~hevassus.
Waverley Stairley, and II. Belloc. San
Francisco. The following registered
at the Glenbrook House: Thomas
Rowland, +. McComber, Lake Valley,
California;; \. NJ. Harvey. Gait: Will
liam Hicks. H~icksville; III. q. O'Brien,
Portland. Oregon; and \. CT. Wheeler,
kalama. Washington Territory.
WATER SUIT.-Hon. p. II. Clayton,
a. a. MY ~ ~ VI. d
and the Mott brothers. filed the neces-
sarv papers with the County Clerk of
Douglas county a few days ago. to re-
strain Mr.. Alva from using the water
Of Mot Canyon. Considerable i'm
p%ortance attaches to the case, as the
amount involved is quite large.
THEATER.-The talented tronpe now
performing at the Carson Theater has
met with such great success that it
will continue this week. This even
ing'S programme is full of choice
pieces. including a grand trial clog
dance by the inimitable Reynolds
brothers. Go, Iatf and grow phat.
COURT AT GENOA.-Judge Harris has
been holding Court in Douglas for
some days. Most of the present week
has teen spent in the trial of the cause
between J. w. Haine> ami p. W. Van
sickle. The cast involves the title to
the water of Daggett creek.
Mr.. I. s. kikendale, long time a res
ldent of Carson and at present Asses
sor of Mono county, California. is a
visitor in Il town, and has a hearty
welcome from numerous old friends.
MAPLE SUGAR.-Mason & Chamber
lin have just received a large supply
of pure maple sugar, direct from the
maple groves of ohio. 1t Is the finest
we have ever seen on this coast.
James J.. Mandlebaum keeps con-
stantly on hand the finest imported
Havana and domestic cigars, tobacco
i'll all its various modes of preparation,
contectlonerie>, fruits, nuts, etc.
CIGARS AT WHoLEsALE.-T. Beer Il
Bro. Empire City, have just received
a choice lot of imported cigars. which
they will dispose OF to dealers at most
reasonable rates.
ATTENTION LADIEs.-O!covich Bros
have just received, direct from New
York. a new and elegant supply of
genuine AleXandre's kid gloves. Go
and see them.
Go to y. J. SAVERS for Your gem
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at San
francisco prices.