The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-06

Camp, formerly Hotel d'Havtleld,
situated on the shore of Lake BIgIer.
is the best location for a frustrating
party in the delcctahle mountains.
The house is a roOmy one. and stands
in the center of a large field, II Is
surrounded by large pine trees. In
said house O reside the Secretary OF
State. a State Senator and family, the
State Librarian and family, and sundr.v
waits cast ~ from other family cir
cles (the party refuses no II who Is
clean and has a change of linen. The
~iuyenile family numbers some 13: the
admit. from + to -. The order of each
DAYS amusement has heen arranged
by the worthy Secretary, thus: RlSe
at daylight; morning additions; lam
ily PRAYER. led by the Secretary; eN-
hortation by Senator Bonnlheid; morn
ing HYMN 10y the whole household,
led by the State Librarian and the
black cook: breakfast. From this till
lunch time 10 a. M the family are at
their own disposal. Between lunch
and dinner II M conversation and
the slaughter of yellow jackets is the
order Of the day. Between dinner
and lunch 4 p. m. a siesta is taken by
all hands on their respective hay
touches. Tea time Is p. III. calls all
hands 10 enjoyment. The heat of the
day has passed away, the yellow jack
cts have retired to rOOst, and from tllat
time until supper 6 y. m the feast OF
reason and the flow of soul N on.
Truly happy is that interesting crowd.
Before retiring, family worship l.
again held. and before gong to rest
each member of the household repeats
in a loud voice: Nov | lay me, etc,
with the variations. Mere 1t not tha'
the yellow jacketed monsters attack
the juveniles and adults in the most
Vulnerable parts, there would he MOTH
ing to ask for in that arcadia of bliss.
They are all getting fat-they don't
eat much at a time. but often. IheN
don't dress much tonlv when they 20
a~-bathmg1: in fact t~heahsence of cloth
ing nearly cost the life and usefulness
of a gentleman OF the party. They en-
poet to remain until the snow drives
Them out. One of the male members
came down on Monday. but cant live
in these low attitudes and will return
to-mOrrOW.
THAT NEHDICT.-Oue of the jury
men in the late Chinese rape case felt
hurt at our little item yesterday rela-
tive TO the vote taken in the jury
room, the verdict. etc. We had no
intention Of wounding the feelings OF
any of them. nor of in~s!nuatllg that
the verdict was not in accordance with
the law and evidence. We were mere
" Iadgeringthe Republican members
~ ,,r,- ,,Tfll,, l-,,n ~ r n "a with.
ont caring how they stood before the
verdict was arrived at, and we believe
that most of them took the item as 1t
was intended-as a political joke. We
heard The evidence on the preliminary
examination. most of which, we be-
Iieve. was excluded on the final trial,
and were thoroughly convinced that
the CIinamau ought to have been
punished. That he was not, however,
we are satisfied was not the fault OF
the jury-but of circumstances.
MINT HoUsE.-Walker Il Bettinger,
the we'll known proprietors of this
popular hotel, opposite the United
States Branch Mint, have dissolved
copartnership. Mr.. Bettinger retiring
l.. Walker will hereafter run the house
anu idl Oh HIS wv HUM -NiShb ~
fore last he ~gladdened the hearts OF
our temperate compositors with a
bottle of really fine old Bourbon and
other drinkables. See his advertise
ment.
KANSAS CITY FAIR.-We are in re-
ceipt of a complimentary season ticket
to the first Industrial Exposition and
Agricultural Fair of Kansas City, Mis-.
souri,. to be opened October 18th. Il
any of our friends are going East and
wish to attend the Fair, they can have
the ticket by Officiating themsel YES tc
write up Kansas City for the Register
CITY MARKET.-John Z. Meder has
opened his new market on King street
next door to Frisbie's Restaurant
where he is prepared to furnish tami
lies or bachelors clubs with the best
beef. veal. pork, mutton, sausage
head cheese, etc, that can be found il
the country. Call and see his neaI
and cosy market, and patroniZe him
THANKs.-To Wilson & Pixley, o
the Warm Springs Hotel, for a fine
supply of Sparkling champagne. May
Billy's shadow never grow less, anC
Mats become as large as Billy's!
ID. D.-Constable Sam. Hodgkinsol
picked up a dray load of this articl,
yesterday afternoon and carried it VI
to Jail. Too much California election
SHEEP Another large drove o
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