The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10

49, AAASoA lA'ANNAt AEAI@-
actions was the passage Of a resolu-
ton making Yankee Plummer the
special order for Monday evening
next; notice of a bill for a narrow
guage railroad down grade both
ways between this city and Sacra-
mento; an amendment to the fish
Dill, exempting salt cod and Truckee
trout from ITS provisions; ordering
printed 1900 copies of Chaplain
Patchen's paper; the reply of Judge
Gray to a resolution calling upon
him for his experience with the ST.
dent alarm; and the adoption OF a
resolution sent down by the gallery
that the Third House was a fraud.
ADELPm CLUB.-The annual meet
ing of this Club was held on Tuesday
evening last, and the following Off
GERS were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: II. G.. Parker. Presi-
dent; n. >. Eldridge. Vice President:
Theodore A. Hale, Secretary: II. J..
Peters, Treasurer: Messrs. Hillver.
Day and Waltz. Executive Commit
tee. We believe it is the purpose of
this Club, during the Spring. to
erect a fine hall suitable for a lecture
and dancing room, with reading and
refreshment rooms attached.
YANKEE PLUMMEE.-This iniinita-
bic humorist will give one Of his
literary and humorous parlor enter
tainments at the Carson Theater this
evening. The programmes are out.
n contain a number of fine selec-
tons, not the least of which is Le-
lands Observation-Disclosures
f~anstein. Let the dvspeptic and
morose open their bosoms to n raw
OF sunshine, and those contemplating
suicide forget their troubles. by at
tending.
RAPE An old man, fiftv-odd
years of age. and the father of p
family, was arrested and came near
being lynched) in Silver Civ. night
before .ast, for committing rape on z
little glrl only five wears old. We
suppress names for the present. The
perpetrator Of the deed was rescued
from the mob and LODGED in iail. II
was the opinion OF examining phvsi-
clans and others that the outrage
mad been repeated several times Of
late.
PHILHARMONIC SoCIEry.-The Car
o Philharmonic Society organized
on "Wednesday evening last. and
elected the following officers: b. +
Foster, President: Mrs. Ellen q
Hayden, Musical Director: Thos.
Davenport, Secretary: Theodore 4.
Hale, Treasurer. The Society on
sists of thirty ladies and gentlemen.
and meets ut the United States Court
room every Wednesday evening.
Boy FIGHT.-Two school bows in
Genoa had n fight yesterday morning
in which one Of them. Thomas Ray
craft, struckthe other. 4. W. Kinney.
on the head with n rock. cutting n
%frightful cash in the scalp. Kinnays
head was dressed by DR.. Black. aud
ut last accounts he was getting along
las well as could be expected
VALESTrNIs.-H. =. Kraug. other
wise known rs Petroleum Y. Nasty.
agent for the Daily State Register at
Genoa, in addition to his large stock
OF family groceries, stationery. nuts.
candy, etc, has purchased a large
variety of valentines for the accom-
mediation of his customers. Nasty
Is a good egg.
COMMISSIONED Governor Bradley
yesterday issued the following com
missions: To Thomas \. McBrien.
a a Commissioner of Deeds for the
State of Nevada, to reside in San
Francisco, and to J. NJ. Hamilton. as
Commissioner Of Deeds for the
State of Nevada, to reside al Guenec.
Lake county, California.
A CHANcE.-The roller skates are
still the rage in this city, and as
they have been in steady operation
for some time, there is n fine oppor-
funlty for a corr doctor TO drive a
good business. The hall was crowd
ed last night, but our skaters are be-
coming so expert that but little
amusement is afforded lookers-on.
THIRD House BLL.-The Secre-
tary of State, j. ID. Minor, is labor
ing under the impression that a
Third House bill has been "wrung
in on him, as he has a bill relating
to the compensation of jurors. which
has no enacting clause attached.
In JAIL.-Mrs. Junkins was ves-
terday arrested on a charge of threats
against life, was convicted before
Justice Parkinson and committed TO
Jail.
NIGHT SESSION. The Assembly
will at Z o'clock this even
ing for the purpose of considering