The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-02

lIOuDC SdNt IL ilIOA tiN~oIiS ~At
entertainment last night to a large,
fashionable and delightful audience.
The series of illusions in part first con-
Guiding with the Marvel of Mecca"
We're simply grand and indescribable,
and must be seen to be appreciated.
The keenest eve can not detect the
. trick of a living lady floating in mid
ALTHOUGH trick it must be. MASKS
and Faces as ~personated by Aile.
Schott, Was a whole ''show' in itself,
and her ..First MousIache' called
wildly to mind the remark of the
Young lady who expressed profound
1'sympathv with the misfortuneS of a
benevolent young man struggling
with his first mOustache." The music
and acting throughout was superior.
and the comic paLtomine sent the
audience home With sides aching from
laughter. This evening a change OF
programme may be expected, though
those who were present last nlght
would probably not miss one IN a
dozen repetitions of the same wonder
full and pleasing entertainment. Sc
cure seats early, for the house is sure
to be packed to its utmost capacity.
WooD.-The wood choppers have
cleaned the eastern slope of the eastern
n of the Sierra, from base to sum
nit, from 4 point northwest of this city
to a point one mile south of where the
Kings Canyon road crosses the sum-
, NIT, and are extending their operations
still further southwark and adown the
western slope toward Glenbrook,
southwest, and toward Delicone Bay,
north. At a rough guess there u
be cut and corded up within n mile
of the line of the Clear Creek Hume
1000 0 cords of wood. For miles the
side of the mountain, where dense
forests of great pines once grew. Is
treeless as a prairie. ana aiohS the
right lines of other claims Vet un-
touched the tall timber rises like great
walls as if to oppose the further pro
Cress of the woodman.
RED MEN.-Uncle Abe Curry and
nine other members of Piute Tribe,
No. !, Improved Order of Red Men,
Of this CITY, assisted by a delegation
from Pocahontas Tribe. No. >. of Viz
ginia, will to-day proceed to Reno
where they will this evening institute
Minnehaha Tribe (or lodge No. 3.
This Order is rapidly growinginnum-
bers and popularity throughout he
United states, although from its first
inception during the war of lSl2) I'M
til within a few years past 1t had lam
, nearly dormant. It's objects, as we
understand them. are precisely SINH
lar to those of odd FellowahIp, the
only difference being i'll the internal
workings and name. and the instltu-
ton being exclusively American IN
stead of cosmopolitan.
MISUNDERSTANDING w. Chedic,
County Assessor, has moved into the
room in the county building formerly
occupied by the Secretary of State.
A. G. Ellis. Esq, has move into the
room lover FoX's bOokstore) formerly
occupied by the State Treasurer, and
Frank Ludlow occupies the rooms re-
Gently vacated by Ellis.
LAwYERs.-The following named
gentlemen have been admitted to
practice before the Supreme and all
other Courts of this State under the
law of last Winter: William NJ. Board
man, District Attorney of Washoe
county and John Q. barrow, of Ham
ilton. White Pine county.
REsIGNED.-Joseph A. Burllngame,
Assistant Assessor of Internal Reve-
u for the counties of Washoe,
Or1nsby and Douglas, yesterday for
warded his resignation to h proper
authorities. The office is a thankleSS
oue,a and the remuneration small.
NARROW GAUGE.-A. c. Ellis, Attor-
ney, and George w. Cassidy, Secre-
tarv of the Reno and Virginia Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company. went hence
to Reno yesterday on business looking
to the commencement of operations III
the way of construction.
MILL SoLD.-We understand that
General Thomas II. Williams, who
returned to Virginia City a few days
since has sold his interest in the
Brunswick mill to the Bank of Cali
fornia.
MISsTRELs.-The Carson Minstrels
cave another good entertainment night
before last, but owing to the strin-
pency of the money market and a sur
felt Of minstrelsy of late, the audience
was small.
TUFLY.-A letter from George Tufly,
dated at sea zone days run this side Of
Plymouth, England), May 18th, states
that the party were all we'll and ex-
nected to reach Hamburg on the 18th.