The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-09

STATE TREASURY-We are indebted
to NJ. l.. Wager, Deputy State Treas
urer, for the following figures from
his books for the month of June. The
received during the month
from County TreaSUrerS and not APP
portioned, currency deposited by APP
plicants forthe location of State Lands,
and stamp transactions for the month
are not included in the statement
Coin. Curr'cy.
Bal. on hand June lis 77,1>S SIS S2,759 ~
Receipts during month 5i,i73@ 1850 -
Receipts for June and
balance on lSt-.....-Sl3i,2j 2 - c1.1l3 80
Deduct disbursements. 3.l17 2.u1i 20
Deduct currency sold. 1916 20
Add DIN realized~..... 2,V2D
II s2,5Sl39
AT CoRNELIAN Hot SrRINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel wv.
Il. Campbell, proprietary, on the
northern shore of Lake Bigler, July
9Th: VI. :. Zealand wife, Nevada City;
Pembroke Murray and wife. +. w.
Church. Mrs. Barrows, Chas. Gothic.
!. leaders, Truckee: l.. {. Na~hburn.
James Barr, New York: Bart :. Gard
ner and wife. ColuSa: &. l.. Pond and
wife. Chico. Cal: J. III. Vanderbilt.
PlacerviIie; J.. Dunlap. Glenbrook;
Mrs BarrowS. San Francisco.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named
Smith (familiarly known as Fatty
Smith. an old resident of Empire
CITY. and for a long time bar keeper
for Nicholas Ambrose Dutch NIck),
was found dead i'll his bed on Friday
morning. He was about 10 ear OF
age, and for some time had been
troubled with heart disease, OF which
he probably died. Another MAJ was
sleeping in the same bed with Smith,
and on ri>iu" Friday morning he at
tempted to awaken his companion and
found INN dead.
SAD ACCIDENTAL little Wa~hoe
Indian boy, about - years. of age, met
with a painful accident yesterday, at
the passenger landing of the V. and
+. Il. r., in this city. one OF his feet
caught under the wheel OF a 10Y
ing car and literally split open from
the toes to the in>tep. The Indians
abandoned the little sufferer. bat.
seeing that the whites would not care
for hIm, returned and tuok him TO
their camp.
At GLE>BEooK. The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel "A. II. SaXton, proprie-
eastern shore of Lake Bi-ler,
9TH inst: C.S. Pond and wife. Chico:
Mrs. y. Hill. Mrs. \. NJ. Bamon. VIM.
T.. i'arr0n and servant, san Francisco;
T. Iavkin and Wife. ID. {. Mckay.
' Virginia; J. If. Vanderbilt, II. Mitch
ell, PIacerville.
CYPRIAN WAR-Several of the fair
but frail' of the back streets had Il lit
tie spree night before last, and towards
morning Is shooters and other mu>icd!
were called into rcqli>i-
ton. Two shots were fired. but TIC
damage done.
RAILKoAD.-A large number of Chi
left this city Yesterday for the
vicinity of Reno. where they will,
on -NIoiltidN commence lItC Va
grading on the Virginia and Truckec
Railroad.
FRESH FRUIr.-James J. Mandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
daily. He also keeps on
all kinds of confectionery, no
tons, fancy goods. cigars. tobacco,
etc.
CrRKAHTs.-Dr. Sharp offers for-sale
one ton of choice currants. now ripe =
III the bushes. and which will be
gathered and furnished to order. See
advertisement.
Losr.-The finder of a pocket caSe of
surgical instruments. lost by Or.
OF this city. will confer Il favor
On the owner by returning the same.
SPECIAL EOTICE. indigestion is tn"