The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-03

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WASHoE COUNTY SEAT.-The Su-
preme Court yesterday filed a decision
in the case of c. w. Pegg ct al. (coun-
ty officers Of Washoe), appellants, VS..
Lewis Hess, respondent, in which the
order of the Court below granting an
injunction pcndente lite is reversed
and cause r~emanded, with instructions
to dismiss the bill in equity of re-
Spondent. This h county
seat to Reno, in accordance with All
Act OF the last Legislature, which law
the Court holds 10 be i'll accordance
with the Constitution. The opinion is
bv Judge Whitman, Chief Justice
Lewis concurring, and Judge CARRIER
dissenting. This will promote the
security of Brother Balcom's dam, as
the Renoniaiis will use UP most OF
their giant powder in celebrating the
removal of the county records.
LAKE BIGLER.-J. NJ. Benton has
put on a daily line of 4-horse coaches
from this city to the Glenbrook House.
connecting via the steamer Truckee
across Lake Bigler with Burk Il Co.'S
stage line 10 Truckee CITY, making
close connection with the paSSen ger
rains of the Central Pacific Railroad.
4 brisk travel has already sprung up
by this new line, which takes pa>sen-
gers from Virginia to the railroad by
daylight. giving them IA chance TO see
by odds the most beautiful and much
OF the CrandeSt II of the Sierra
Nevada mountains. Hank Monk, OF
'keep-vOur-Seat- Horace fame, is
driving Benton's stage from this city
10 the lake. Through fare from Nir-
ginia to Truckee has been fixed at 81;
from Carson to Truckee, 50 80.
FARMERS CLUB.-It strikes us it
would be IL good idea for the farmers
of Carson and Washoe Valleys to
form Il club or association for mutual
assistance in the way of useful inform
alton to be impaired at stated meet
ingS. If farmers engaged i'll the va
rious branches OF agriculture would
meet three or four times each year.
give their WI and listen TO the ex-
perience OF others, make n hear
suggestions based upon experiments.
and discuss the adaptabilitv of the
soil and climate of their respective
localities to the production of the IA
lIots IIaiitSs CIV. ~ oblb ~
promote their own as we'll as the gen
eral interests of the State.
G~ovERNoR's SrAFF.-The following
named gentlemen were yesterday
commissioned as officers on Governor
Bradlev's staff: Robert p. Heating,
Colonel and Judge Advocate General;
Frank +. Osbi>tOn, Colonel and Chief
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81 General; l.. 7. Fox. Colonel
and Pavmaster General. The follow
ing named Gentlemen were commits
stoned as Lieutenant Colonies and
Aides-de CampOntheG Governors staff:
John Rosser,John McCone and Warren
WATSON.
The CAPITOL SINKING.-We regret
TO saw that, owing to the ponderous
building being erected in a hurry, the
foundation of our new State Capitol
has given way until nearly every
window sill in the east and west wings
have beer broken, and i'll some places
the walls have cracked for a consider
able distance. So far, however, no
particular damage has been done. but
it is feared that the settling will break
the plastering n moulding inside.
UAIR-PULLING.-Two women in the
southern part of the city had mutual
hair-dressing convention yesterday
forenoon, in which they frizZled each
other hair after the most approved
stvle. We believe they are both mar
ried, but, their husbands not being
present. Constable Hodgkinson was
called in to assist them to their res
pective homes after the little ''mill on
the floss had ended from exhaustion.
BEAUTIFUL AND FATALLY. w.
cleveland and w. Q. Barnes have APP
piled for a caveat for a preparation to
he used OH ornamental paper for par
lors, public halls and saloons. The
chemical mixture gives to the paper
a silvery appearance and is fatal to
flies. Bright IL Shane's new Capitol
Saloon has paper of this kind, which
is really beautiful in appearance. See
advertisement.
SUICIDE OF A CARsoNITE.-William
II. Miller, formerly local editor of the
daily Independent in this city, COM
mitted suicide in San Francisco on
Saturday night last, by taking lauda-
num-. Major Dallam, who was editor
in chief of the Independent at the time
Miller was ''local," committed suicide
in Illinois about three years ago. In
toxication was the cause in both cases.
COMMISSIONERS. The Board of
County Commissioners held a session
Yesterday, and ordered the transfer of
$4,000 from the Repair to the Redenlp-
ton Fund.