The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

on a charge Of grand larceny, in be-
ing accessory to cattle stealing. has
been granted a new trial bv tho Su-
preme Court. and Is now in charge
OF Sheriff Patterson, who took him
from prison on an order from the
Eight District Court, day before
yesterday. The Supreme Court held
that the evidence adduced on Stew
arts trial was not sufficient to impli-
cat him even IS an accessory. and n
noiie prosequi will be the termina-
ton of the case. He was committed
IN April last, and is now allowed to
run on his own re-cocnizance. await
ing the departure of the Sheriff.
Losr MS BooTs.-Somebodv stole
Patchen's boots from lis room. MILE
before last. He was ont Yesterday
morning in his Chicago shoes. to the
great disgust Of the boot blacks. AT
last accounts il was not known to 4
certainty whether the boots were ac-
tually stolen I'm good faith" or had
merely been taken for temporary use
by some one occupying a neigh
boring room. Patchen IS Of %onip;1n
that If the boots were stolen in rood
faith they are los. to him. and that
II they were taken for private use
they VIII not be lit for service here
after.
LEGISLATIVE BALL.-ImmeIiataly
after the adjournment Yesterday
afternoon the members held a meet
ing and selected the following Exec
utiye Committee 10 arrange for n
grand ball: james Phelan. A. G..
Cleveland, ]. c. Hazlet.. u. Il. Del
ano, ii. A. Willard, Judge r.. Cow
en-, J. j. Caravan, j. ". Ellyson.
A: {. Hay, VI. G. Dovev and Ed.
hiesele. The committee will meet
for organization and business at 10
O'Clock sharp this morning. in the
room of the ~Sergeant.at Arms Of the
Assembly.
The CouRTs.-The Supreme Court
and the United States District Court
will NEE. on Monday next. In the
former, the case Of the State v. the
bondsmen Of the late State Treasurer
Rhoades will rome up for argument.
and 1t would not be q bal idea for
each branch Of the Legislature TO
send as large a committee a. posi-.
bic to hear the argument. as. in Il
certain contingency. the Legislature
may be asked for relief.
Pooh pLACE FOR LAwYEns.-Judpe
Gray, Assemblyman from Churchill
county, in the course Of debate in
the Assembly, yesterday. on a billto
re-aistrlct the state, said that There
was not n single ease in the District
Court for that county aurina thc
past year, aud that from present an
pearances there woulduot be one this
year. Migratory lawyers viii paste
this item in their hats.
PEEsoSAL. We were glad to
meet u old friend Prof. J. Y.
Flint, Of the High School in yir-
ginia, in town yesterday. He in
formed us that everything was run
ming smoothly on the hill. and that
marked attention has lately been paid
to the educational interest in spite Of
the iuror and excitement OF tie new
fashioned skating Kinks.
A FINE PREsENT.-Lieut. Govern
or Denver received yesterday. n
handsome silver-mounted pavel
from Lieut.. Governor Holden Of
California. IL is something that our
presiding officer highly prizes. as
with it he is in hopes to finish M
the session in the most approved
parliamentary style.
THEATER To-NGGHr.-Tbe Robin
son Troupe will give a variety enter
tainment at the Carson Theater this
evening, commencing with the ne
ute comedy of Love in Humble
Life" to be followed by ..Toodles.'
n favorite farce, and several songs
and dances. The box-sheet will be
open to-day.
AFfEcrIoNATE.-A gray mare died
near Genoa, about a week since.
leaving a colt some eight months
old. The colt stood almost motion
less by the l~ifeless BODY Of It's
mother for four days, and would not
leave the spot until the body was
removed.
A fancy skatist came down from
Virginia the other day to display his
agility to a Carson audience. and the
first move that he made was attended
with a sad mishap. He slipped. fell
and sprained, if not broke. his wrist.
REwARD.-William II. Winters Of
fers $50 reward for a bright bay
mare which strayed from tho Indian
Reservation some time since. For .
full description Of the animal see
advertisement.
ADJoURSED.-The Senate yester-
l.