The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08


broken glass, the rattle Of FIXING
boards, the screams OF women and the
wells and iabber or masculine Celes-
tial~. all went to make up "A noise be
sile which a thunder storm might
have rOarcd in vain. Together with
or three hundred rther outside
barliarians we fastened Il the front.
expecting to be saved from the mud
by a carpet Of dead bodies thick as
~.ieavcS in Nalamhr0Sa.' ON arriving,
we found about zoo Chinese gathered
in the street, the whole mass sWaNing
10 and fTo. and each u trying to talk
louder and faster than any other.
Upon inquiry we learned that a China
mar had gone into q gambling house
and loSt-half a dollar, Coming out,
h. reported 10 his friends that lie had
been cheated that was the word,
when about fly of his tribe made an
assault upon the house and-thc glass
in a window, Constable ~llodgkinson
was promptly on the ground and ar
rested three Of the rioters.
MILITARY NAPs.-Licgtenant Geo.
N. Wheeler, L. ;. Engineer Corps,
has already issued an accurate map
No. 4 of his explorations Of Eastern
and southern Nevada. and j. now N
gagei upon others of interest 20 the
people Of this STATE. Tie uexi. we
believe. l. intended Ia show the boun-
dairy line between California and Ne
vada. and To aid him in this work he
has, 10y Instructions from General
ord. written 20 Surveyor General Day.
Of this state. for a copy OF lawson'>
map of ,4c boundary '.ue (which i, q
hand ouic piece OF Wo-s, showing The
topography of the country bordering
on the Sierra Nevada range from Lake
bi-lrr 90 the iatcr-cci ou uI l5e thirty
seventh parallel Of latitude with tBr
lorlic.h parallel Of longitude, near the
Colorado river. There being but ouc
copy OF this work auIoaG the archives
Of the State, General Day has eng z.d
The services os j. y. Chase. touu.E
surveyor ui osms3y, TO copy the map,
aud tar work = now nearly completed.
This line WAS run ion 1865 boy James =.
Lawson. Commissioner for Nevada.
and William NcHr.ae. engineer.
TIE PCaLtc ScuooLs.-The patrons
Of the pu5li. schools Of u city will.
he pleased TO learn tina. the Board Cd.
trustee, have decided TO employ four
teachers the ensuing year: Primary.
Miss Gre~-: Intermediate. Mis- Tor
rey~pn; tramnttr, Miss lINa,; High
school. Nir. Mloaisy. Misses Gru.-
aud l~orrcy>un aai Mr.. Noatjev are
Go" wei! auowH 60 need ANY up..ca.
from Us. Miss HYDE is comparatively
a stranger. W. learn tina. sac PASSED
4 c!atsaIBIe examination before 1Ht.
naYri Of Txantn@r. r,r - fr.r -r5j.
~ccrtiHtrt,e. She Is a er1laasc of ,
ti'=A school ia Iowa ANA %! the state
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SELECT ScIIooL-N-. u. i. Seasons.
, Graduate az Princeton rorl.~. v#l
/ open a scloc; school to-mnr:pW q. the
residence of .irs. Jones. i'm the south
ern part of the city. Mr.. ~e>son-
s'''e' among u h'-"'\ rte'hisiie'le
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- go, In
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"Hl INA. ea'"1E'G.menl which hi>
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HpNE To JrAH.-!ion. i. i. Tri.la
/ left for Utah on Thursday last. as vs.,
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s~'i'e ~ 'N'lit- OH som.
IL u, as 70 right. Runor also hath Il
.h'i an open rupture occurred In Wash.
. rrlr g,J E,,.l - .,r, ~.
Gage demand.
'oAflNINI~.-Nc nave heard com
plants a.aiu~t lessee Proctor. Of tn,
,~,,r.,, IT. m ,-
and many persons resident here posi-
iiEciN refuse 10 Ia rome the iheair'
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