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

the Supreme Court yesterday. One by
Whitman, Lewis concIrriIig, Was III
the case of T. II. Clayton, appellant,
VS.. c. \. Harris, respondent; an cleo
Judge of the Secnud Judicial Dis; rict,
WHshoc, Oriitsbv and Douglas cO,in'
ties. The judrnieit of the Court tie
low, in favor Of Harris, is affirmed.
The Secoid niin.o on WAS 10y CARRIER,
Lewis concurriiig, in the case oi y. II.
Williams W. Il. J. Bidlruian, Auditor
of Lander couuty The niatler in
vOlvtd was the validity ct an Act
passed 10y The last LEGISLATURE for the
relief OF Jalue> l~eilingweii, competing
.he Auditor To allow certain claims.
The Court holds that the Legislature
had no right to interfere in the matter.
and the prayer of appellant (WiilIains)
i. therefore denied.
LAKE BIGLER.-Travel still con-
tinues by the Reno, Carson, Lake
Higher and Truckee route, while visit
ors-particularly Nevadans and Cali.
lornians-, to tina, beautiful region are
lust now numerous. This Is the most
pleasant month of the year to visit
,he lake, for The REASON that IN days
are pleasant, the nights coDi and the
weather settled. From this date until
cool weather sets in i'll October gAtAe
will he abundant on the southern and
aouthw e>tern shores. The bs.I laint
to hunt from Is Sugar Pine. tut x this
season bear. deer, grouse, rabbits,
quails, ETC., are abundant all along u
loot of the mountain from Tahae City
/ o Emerald Bay, aud from the latter
place To the head of the lake.
THE PASoRAMA.-Thomas & CO. ex-
hibited their splendid panorama to a
large and we'll pleased audience ut the
Carson Theater last eyesling, and will
epeat the pleasing ardhishty instruc-
tive entertainment nj 2 e'Ss~k this
afternoon and again this evening. OF
she artistic merit OF the panorama aud
she Instructive and pleasing lecture
accom- lrauying It's exhibition it Is not
necessary here to speak to those who
have admired both; but to those who
did not attend last evening we would
aAy, go and see for yourselves. 1t is
one Uf the most beautiful, entertain
ing and instructive exhibitions ever
given in Carson.
STATE LANDs.-The following nam
I'd parties made deposits in currency
with State Treasurer Schooling yester-
day, in part payment for State lands
applied for under section 9 OF the Act
of March 4, 1871 J. Baige, $50 for
go acres; Rapti>te Debat. $50 for 800
acres; Charles Mcconnell, $50 for 80
acres; George L. Carr, $50 for so
acres: Thos. ". nAverner, SO so for
1890 acress Joseph :. Ge.keIl, $50 for
$40 acress George Mack, $50 for 80
acres; Thomas McCuMnell, $50 for go
acres.
RED SroCKISGs.-A juvenile club of
tnS,ive) Red Stockings played All
amusing game u base ball on the
plaza yesterday afternoon. They were
all boys of the WasIoe tribe, with a
Piute umpire from Dayton. At II
time the ball was Knocked over the
fence, when a little red skin called out
'.Judgrnent!' The Piuie umpire as
promptly rendered it, mot out!' and
the game went on-same Is il it had
been between the Silver Stars and So
cialS.
STATE PRIsoNERs.-Sheritf j. Ben.
Fitch, of Elko county, yesterday
brought in two convicts for the State
Prison-Thomas Carter, sentenced tor
ten years for attempted rape on a Mrs.
Brown, and Charles Vincent, SEN
fenced for three years for stealing a
Government mule. Both men were
soldiers at Camp Halleck at the time
they cOtnI itted the crimes for which
ahey we're sent up.
SCHOOL BooKs.-John G. Fox will
sell any and all of the new text books
ordered by the State Board of Educa-
zion, as well as such of the old series
rs are retained i'll the schnols-and in
fact, all other kinds OF books-cheaper
.han any other dealer in this section of
the country. Parents and guardians
should make 4 note of this, and call
on Fox. %Se2
JEwELRY Iosr.-A little girl of this
:ity, about four weeks since, lost 4
small gold neck chain with locket at
.sched; also, a pair of geld sleeve but
ions enamelled with the letter 81"
The finder will please leave. the same
Ut this office. *se3
RETUaNED.-Governor Bradley re-
turned yesterday morning from Cali
fnrnia, whittier he has been on a visit
TO his children and grand children.