The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-16
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N 'NNAA - AANAAAA - dtAl We AAAhhs
not TO be nothing unless they are
contrary. We saw an illustration
Yesterday. The wife Of one Of our
State Senator's himself a leader in
the woman's suffrage movementl was
IN the Assembly yesterday when the
proposed amendment granting the
RICH OF suffrage 10 women was voted
down, and actually applaudel the
action OF the House by clapping her
little hands together repeatedly.
She kept tally during the roll call
on the proposition, and expressed
appreciation or ~displeasure as each
member answered in the affirmative
or negative.
IooRE & PARKER's HALL.-This
public institution, by odds the best
hall for dancing in the State. is o o
to be still further improved bv hav-
ing q canvas hoor-coyering of heavy
No. ) duck, which has been ordered
IN San Francisco by the e~nterprising
and public spirited proprietors OF
the hall. The canvas will be so m
ranged that it can be easily washed
and quickly dried.
DmD.-1Irs. John Hoy. OF Walker
River bridge. Esmeralda road. who
had been in This city for n week with
her little boy frankie under medical
treatment. started homo yesterday
morning, but when the stage reached
Genoa she found the child rapidly
sinking. SHE stopped Mt Genoa. and
the little boy dicJut 12:5e YESTERDAY.
he was about six years OF age.
USIrED.-A marriage was TO have
taken place last evening in this city.
between Charley Mccormick, len
giucer of the locomotive Hum
holdt'1 and Miss Mary Mcneil. but
as we heard nothing definite as tothe
ceremony hayin" been performed.
we shall not announce it until fur
Their Information on the subject shall
have been received.
THE FEsIIvAL given at Moore *
Parker's Hall last night, nv the la
dies of ST. Peters Episcopal Church.
was a very pleasant and sociable al
fair. 1T 10 o'clock there were about
thirty couples present, and the
throng was constantly being aug
men:Cd.
Syow.-A modest and unheralded
snowfall visited Us last evening.
commencing ahout s o'clock. At 10
last night tine ground was covered 10
the depth Of three inches. with a fair
prospect that two more would be
added before morning.
DEMOCRATIC STATE c. C.-Aiem-
bers Of the Democratic State Central
Committee are particularly requested
TO attend a meeting of said committee
ut the Office of \. c. Ellis. Esq. in
this city, ut , o'clock p. m. on Sat
urday next.
Bills Coa.MfTrED--In accordance
with a resolution adopted on Tues
day. the Speaker of the House will
today call upon the Chairman of
each committee to report the num-
her and title Of each bill now in the
hands Of such committee.
CoNrNIssIoNED.-Gov. Bradley YES
terdav commissioned the following
named gentlemen Commissioners Of
Deeds for the State OF Nevada: John
Fitzpatrick. to reside at Southington.
Connecticut. and 4. st. G. Denver.
to reside in Washington, ID. c.
SRATISc.-Thc skating rink will
be in full blast to-day and this even
ing. Hereafter the rink will run
during the hours and DAYS advertised.
and all other evenings when the hall
Is not otherwise occupied.
JUB1LATIEG.-A private dispatch
from Elko yesterday stated that the
people of that place were celebrating
- grand style the passage of their
narrow gauge railroad bill.