The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-27
NEARLY AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

fryer, While on his way from arm
Springs to Carson came near losing
his life and reputation-as a driver
He had several friends in his zone
horse chay'' and was driving towards
home, holding the lines 8 feet apart a,
usual, when suddenly the shafts
parted company from the 'chav,' the
vehicle stopped, the horse turned
short round and deliberately dragged
his unOtfending master to the ground.
Fryer says that he anne down with a
''hawful bump" and no doubt he
would have been seriously injured
were it not for the size of his frontal
protuberance. Providence protects
his own.
LIVELY LITTLE TIME.-At Frisbie's
corner a little fight occurred on sun
day evening, between the ~barkeeper
and a celestial y'clept Nan" The
former accused Nan of appropriating
some coin from the till, and attempted
to put him out. The gallant Nan stood
his ground, and things waved rather
warn until Constable HodgkinSon ap-
peared on the ground, when the ire of
the ~barheeper turned on the CoHsta-
bic, and heavy words ensued. Yes
terday, said Constable swore out a
complaint against the retailer of
whisky, and he was arrested on a war
rant from Justice Parkinson's Court.
The case Will probably be heard this
morning.
PREsESTATION.-Dr. MuncktOn was
yesterday presented with a black
plug hat, Of the newest style, by the
proprietor of the Ormsby House. The
speech OF the donor was all that could
be expected from 50 eruaite a gentle
a The reply of the doctor WAS eX-
ceedlngIy rich. 1t was somewhat in
the Oriental fashion: May your
shadow never be less; may you live a
thousand wears; may you w want
any hat-oid or new; may the wings
of Providence that have borne you
through the perils of this eventfuI
day, ever bear you smoothly over the
troublesome path of life; may you
boys, take something to Wet this
plug!'
aTHE WoUSpED.-Gorernor Denver
is doing remarkably well, his wounds
are healing and he is hopeful of being
about in a short time. Mr.. Isaacs is
in a very low condition. lis main at
tendant, Judge Wells, informs US that
the wounds are doing as well as could
he expected, and that the medical men
say that vital power in the patient is
all that is needed in working a cure.
Judge Wells is in close attendance day
and night, and having the entire con
hdence of the patient is perhaps the
only man who could really benefit him
at this time.
CHINESE Observation-Disclosures
d large funeral took place. The chief
mourner sat with the driver of the
hearse and dispersed tissue paper
Some seven or eight carriages
an average of 5 mOurners
followed, and the cortege was as i'm
as Mclean mans. The Chinese {
are an initiative race, although so
strongly welded to ancient forms of
heir nation. When, in the course of {
events, they shall gain the 5
elective franchise they will no doubt
as strong Americans as any
'ther Foreigners. In a horn.)
On THE WAR PATH.-Since the re- |
Yards have been offered by His Excel {
ency, the Governor, forthe re-capture
# the escaped ~convicts, We miss MANY !.
# our Old stand-bys from the streets. !
'lOney and fame are two different :
although both good in their
Some OF those prisoners or their
may be expected in town I
hortly. The law passed at the last !
ession of the Legislature, relative to +
.OXious animals, should apply in this |
ase, as it would materially assist the ST
Justices of the Peace of the county.
The Treasury Bond case was before .,
lie District Court yesterday; a jury n
as obtained and empanel9d about III
clock NJ. The counsel for the de-
appeared to be handling the
latter with more vim than at the for
Ter trial. On that occasion popular
cling was much more in favor of the
late as against the bondsmen than
DIV.
WATER.-E. d. Sweeney informs us G.
lat his water ditch is now done as far
the toll house, on the Kings Can I
IN road, and that he expects to have 81,
coplous supply into town in the
'urSe of ten dayS-for the which NAV
e Lord make US truly thankful. A,
NARROW EsCAPE.-The little daugh- "a
r of Marshall Willard, fell into a
Monday afternoon, and
ould have lost her life had it not
for the timely aid of a young man
no heard the splash and went fa tho