The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-15

THAT CHICKEN WoMAN.--The lady
who was a wife of Moreau when he ab
seconded. and not his wife after he had
left, according to her own statement
at the time she desired to hold the
chickens which had been attached for
Moreau's debts, rushed turiously down
King street between 10 and IL O'Clock
Sunday night en- dishabille, nearly
upset several gentlemen, screaming
ali the while, HE take my money;
stop him!"; At lengthSam. Hodgkin-
son arrived on the ground, and was
instructed to arrest Monsieur Deiex,
the laundry man. The french gen
tleman was arrested and locked up
for the night. Yesterday morning
the fair lady made her complaint
charging the prisoner with assault ana
battery. The intent of the prosecutor
was to prefer a charge of atteihPt at
rape. but fearing it would not stick,
she came down to a mlsdehheahor.
After a little smooth talk n the llngna
franca. the affair was amicablE settled.
The laundry man paid the costs and
went away swearing "by gar
FUNERAL OF Mrs. CoRY.-The fun
eraI service of the late Mrs. Cory was
we'll attended, the church being filled.
The corpse was borne into the church
by members Of the Masonic fraternity
wearing the mourning scarf of the
Order. All the clergymen of the
town were present. Rev. c.. b. Allen
gave out the hvms, Rev. |. y. Hurd
made the opening prayer. Rev. y. \.
Fisher read the lessons, and Kew j.. ID.
Hammond delivered the sermon.
which was exceedingly imposing and
well suited to the melancholy occa-
sion. Scarcely a dry eye could be
seen in the large congregation; all
seemed to feel that the community
had sustained a severe loss. truly
1.-The works Of the righteous do follow
them" The closing PRAYER seemed
To receive an echo from every heart
| viz: That Providence would raise up
another to fill the place of the de-
parted.
LIvELY.-There wasa lively time in
Genoa, Sunday afternoon. A ranch
man got on a bender, swore he could
whip any three men in the town, and,
slo>hing about with drawn6 shooter,
created considerable CONSERVATION
among the women and children of
that usually quiet " Proceeding
down the Il rect, he drew his iOrmit-
able battery and came in contact with
the LAWS, the pugili>tic power
whereof was so great that h ranch
man, battery and all. was knocked
| hish into the air and fell into the
arms of the Deputy Sheriff.
CHEAP GooDs.-Jacob Levy, agent
for the San Francisco Auction Store,
being o~vercrowded with goods at his
former place of business, has removed
to No. IS North Carson street next
door to the Penrod House. where he
is selling fancy and staple dry goods.
ladies' and children's shoes, gents
furnishing goods, notions, etc. at as
tonishing by low prices. See his card.
SErTLED.-The row between the
fruitman and the tailor eliminated in
an appearance before the Justices
CouEt. The fruitman was fined so.
and in default of payment was com
mitted to the County Jail. but becotn-
ing tired of his a~>ociateStherein. PAID
the fire on Monday morning and re-
turned to mis- business, "a wiser If not
a better man.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS.-This Board
held a meeting and examined several
applicants for certificates yesterday,
but falling t o get through with its
labOrs the Board will hold another
session to-day, commencing at 10 a.
m. at the Stone School House. The
public is invited to attend.
STATE LANDs.-Cnder section 9,
Samuel b. Wallace of Austin vester-
day deposited with the State Treasurer
$50 in currency, fifth payment
for 24O acres of State land lying in
Lander county. and James r. NTH
ington of Hamilton deposited $50 on
account for the purchase of $40 acres
in White Pine county.
PoSTPoNED.-Owing to the interior
ence of some legal informally in Civ.
ing notice. the election to $3.50
for school purposes in this district. did
not come off yesterday, but will take
place Saturday, September 9th.