The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-16

BUCKING.-We like to see a wild
horse with a chestnut bur under his
tail. When he leaps a ten-raIl fence
the bur flies out, for the tail invariably
goes up as the horse down, II
by that process, like the monkey
climbing a tree, the horse becomes
still more exposed-if not to danger,
at least to observation. On Sunday
unornlng we had an item about a firm
in this city, who never advertised,
cutting down a fine old shade tree
because it hid the sign from the OPP
posite side of the street. We spared
their feelings and suspended public
indignation by Withholding names.
What was our astonishment on seeing
in the Enterprise Of yesterday morning
a ninety-line card signed by kitzmeyer
Bros, acknowledging that they felled
the tree. Our item of Sunday was the
chestnut-b bur, the firm of kitZmeyer
Bros, was the wild morse, and w1en It
Ieaped the fence into print 1t exposed
the part irritated by the bur. But
then, we suppose. they feel consider
ably relieved. Their card (Which is
exceedingly silly also treats on
mules. Men who make asses ofthem-
selves should not abuse that useful
domestic animal, the mule; for, ac-
-cording to the Darwinian theory. the
mule is one degree further
from the lowest order of creation than
the ass. But AS b firm has changed
its policy and taken to advertising I'm
the Enterprise} We forgive It tor Tell
ing that fine old shade tree which was
e,,b 40 orpan,ant To tho rifV iS
better to advertise abroad than not to
advertise at aIl-beIter to advertise i'll
Omaha han to die unknown.
LEO BRoKEN.-Yesterday morning
about 10 O'Clock Mr.. w. p. Warren,
who owns the ranch at old Camp Nye,
while on his way to town was thrown
from his horse and dragged some dis
lance by the stirrup, his left leg re-
.ceiving a compound fracture. Mr..
sweeney, who was a by, rode m
mediately into town and procured the
assistance of DR.. Lee. DR.. Webber
was also telegraphed for. The acct
dent occurred near the houseOf Widow
Kennedy, on the Kings CANYON Road.
Mr.. Warren is supposed to have re-
.ceived otherinjurie> As he was dragged
at least one hundred yards, the horse
kicking the whole time. 1t was a
very narrow escape from death. The
injured man will receive every atten-
ton and it Is to be hoped will quickly
ecove
DRPARrURE.-Two legal luminaries
leave town TODAY on a prospecting
tour to Dunderburg, Col. A. {. Ellis
and Gen. Bob Clarke. We congratu-
late our fellow citizens on this exodus.
at the same time pity h jewellers in
the rigioDs they are about to visit: for
if those two don't get up "A dozen law
suits or hog a mine oil two, it will be
because there is a scarcity of DIN or
the mines are worthless. They intend
taking shotguns with them, not with
the idea of jumping any claims, but to
give a color To amy action that may
transpire during the our May the
protecting hand of Providence be with
them and may they return wiser and
b-1ter of than they go.
BANK EXCHANGE.-R. r. Brown has
fitted up a very pretty little saloon on
the corner of King and Ormsby streets
which he intends calling by the above
nance. The saloon is next door to the
Justices office and "A private door On
municates Herewith. 1t is said that
Brown and the Justice have entered
into "a alliance, offensive n defen-
sive; that the former will dispense
the kill me-quick: get up small rows;
make h complaints, act As witness
and divide profits. The bar will toe
open this evening. Rnfe Is a bully
good fellow. and those who drink
$1,000 81 a.. pI,,.,tl .,1g n,,l 500 hin,
HEARD FRoM.-Geo. l.. Gibson, of
the Sazerac Saloon, who is now away
on a fishing and general recuperative
tour. in company with Hal. Clayton,
was heard from on Sunday last. A
gentleman who bad seen The party
hut was not personally. acquainted
with Mr.. Gibson stated that he saw "A
fair-haired gentleman sitting on the
hank of a stream engaged in p~i>cator-
iai pleasure. The party was at Oak
Valley and expects t3 lie absent for
two or three weeks. Jimmy Dealey,
assisted by the di%,iinutive Billy Mann,
is running the saloon.
AT COMEDIAN Hot SPRINGs.-The
following named persons registered at
the Corneliau Hot Springs Hotel (W.
b. Campbell, proprietary, on the
northern shore OF Lake Bigler on the
18th: j. P. Moran, Hot Springs; Aus
tin Page, California; Geo. F. Hill. F.
Bpgle, Geo. IL. Mallard, E. Finck,
+. Fredericks. T.. Nye, Gussie Nye,
W. T. Eaves, Virginia: James Chesley,
Sacramento; p. Baker, Mrs Davis,
Mrs. Garfield, San Francisco; w.
Hamilton, wife aud niece, San Jose.