The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

LIE IisAN> RES>DR>--pu the -ftI
of August, 1870, Thomas FLYNN, aged
30. was convicted in White Pine oun
tv of grand larceny saud sentenced to
the State Prison for five years, and
rob and sentenced for two years from
the saIne date-nuakInC seven Years in
all. Ihoma Ryan, aged 81, was CON
victed of burglary in Lander county
and sentenced 10 the State Prison for
four years from August =. 1859. Some
months since these TWO worthless broke
ont of prison, escaped to Wa>hoe
county andthere committed burglary,
for W hIch thew We're arrested, tried.
convicted. and sentenced to The State
Prison tor an additional term of nine
years each. Day before Yesterday the
Grand Jury of this county indicted
them for State Prison breaking, the
penalty for which is not less than one
nor more than ten wears in the State
Prison. Truly, the way of the trans
gre>sOr is hard.
4 Observation-Disclosures are loud
and numerous against the depo>iting
of dead animals ON the flat between
Wells hay yard and the residence of
Major Gardner, in the southern sub
urb> OF the city. The atmosphere IN
the vicinity named IL constantly alden
with a stencil that Will almost knock
a person down. and the wonder Is that
everybody living III the Vicinity i, not
bedrIddeu. The count Commission.
er> should see that no more cirTlon i
deposited this SIDE of or west OF the
Clear Greek railroad track
d., - q, T - TT, IaFt - J.,
given at Tom Rowland'> Lake House.
at the head Of Lake Bigler, OF Friday
evening X promises to be a grand
n brilliant affair. Several couples
from this city Will he present. a mum
Der from Genoa and other points in
Carson Valley south, 0>ideS many
from the watering places around the
lake and Lake Valley. Preparations
have been made for the accouIinoda
ton Of all. and those who attend Will
long remember the event pleasantly.
GAs.-DenniS Peck, the coIored
porter of the Orinsby House, being
Crieved at the scarcity of water in this
city, and referring to Sammons' eXhi-
bition ofTilden's portable carburetted-
hydrogen gas machine for generating
gas from water. remarked Yesterday
morning in a subiued ami saddeuei
o u that water i more costly than
coal in this city, and it would be
cheaper TO make gas from the latter
article" Dennis is an observing
philosopher.
EXCURSION To BONNER LAKE.-The
odd Fellows will have a grand eXcur-
sion from Reno to bonner Lake on
Thursday next in which the public
generally is invited to participate.
The affair will wind up with a bail al
Reno in the evening. Tickets from
Reno to The lake and back, s.; to the
ball, s..
$4,000 L CAsH.-The Metropolitan
Cash Prize Company Of New York
offers $4,000 in cash pri>es to ticket
holders in the scheme advertised on
second page. The company is in
dGrsed by banking houses and other
leading business houses OF New York
as being fully reliable and RESPONSE
bic.
BLUsTERy.-The wind kept the dust
in circulation very freely all day yes
terday, and in the evening the breeze
bore the chill of Autumn. Water and
items are scarce. dust is plenty. and
times are unusually dull, in this part
of Goods moral heritage" as the
Humboldt Register would say.
For LAKE BIGLER.-A party of gen.
tlemen from Virginia City, composed
of Fred. B9gle, the news dealer,
Joseph Fredericks. and several others.
passed through this city Yesterday
evening, en- route to Lake Bigler.
where they purpose frustrating for a
few days.
EYE.-Senator James w. Nve, the
Gregle of Nevada, left last night for
San Francisco. where he will probably
''sIeak a piece to the boys. while the
great tears course down his manly
cheeks like rippleS in the tail race of
that Iruckee saw mill.
HELD FOR PosTAGE.-There is an
unstamped letter in the Carson CITY
postoflice addressed "Mr. Crane,
brick mason, Dayton, Nevada" The T.;
writer is requested to call and pay
postage. :
b. b. PRACTICE.-The Silver Star
Base Ball Club will have a practice
am at 2:30 this afternoon, in which
all members of the club are particu- q
larly requested to participate. Il