The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-07

GoING.-George ZenoVlch, the well
known vegetable and fruit dealer,
whose place of business is next door to
Frisbie's Restaurant, left yesterday
for Virginia, where he will remain a
few days and go thence to San Fran
cisco. From there he will go over
land to New York and thence by sea
to his old nome in CattarO, a fortified
town of Austrian Dalmatia, at the
head of the Bocca di CGttarO, a tortu-
ouS inl ct of the Adriatic. He Will be
absent about one year. and will bring
back with him one OF the fair daught-
ers of Dalmatia as Mrs. Zenovich.
Though a Young man, George has
seen much of the world, having, be-
fore coming to America six years ago,
been a wealthy Spectator III SILK
worms in Italy, Germany and France.
He is a good fellow, and deserves the
fate that awaits him on his return to
his native land, and will meet with a
hearty welcome from numerous
friends in Nevada when he arrives
here with his dark eyed bride. His
business will be continued i'll this city
during his absence by Mr.. j.. 1vanco-
vich. who will settle all accounts and
is authorized to collect all bills.
THE FEsTIvAL.-This evening q
strawberry festival will be given at
Turn Nerein Hall, under the auspices
of the ladiesof the Episcopal Church,
and the affair promises to be an ex-
ceedingly pleasant one. The
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deal of -amusement and possibly some
embarrassment, as gentlemen Will be
compelled to choose their lady part
ners by chance. There will be music,
amusement, refreshments, dancing,
and a good time generally.
NoTICE.-All persons holding GER
~tificates of Indebtedness against the
United States Branch Mint nthis city,
issued on accoun of services rendered
or materials furnished in January and
February, 1869, are requested to call
on the Chief Clerk at the Mint during
the present month to settle their
claims, as the accounts must be closed
on the LIST of July next. II. f. RICE.
NAsBY.-The interchangeable Nasty, of
Genoa, US that he can prove
bv Denise, the gentlemanly stage
driver on the Aurora road, hat he
(N.) did not start for Pine Grove and
turn back on account of the vigilance
committee. but started only TO Yelling
ton's-and asks .'how high is that
We give it up-but should cues that
WelIington'> Station is about $500
feet above the level Of the sea
II JAIL.-There are two prisoners
confined in the Esmeralda county Jail,
at Aurora, charged with high crimes
James Rhodes, charged with setting
fire TO the Kean mill at Pine Grove,
and Il man from Virginia City named
Burk. charged with murder recently
committed at Columbus District i'll
E>meralda.
THIRD DISTRICT C0URT.-IIon. Will
liam VI. Seawell, Judge of the Third
Judicial District, opened the Juneterm
of the District Court in and for Lyon
county, on Monday last. at Dayton.
We believe bat little else than the set
ting OF 1.-THE calendar Will be done this
week.
Observation-Disclosures is being
partially rebuilt. Four frame build
ings have already been erected and
two others will he raised to-day. y
dozen or fifteen houses will be erected
but the forty-eight burned last week
will not be replaced.
PAGE.-J. d. Page, Of Hot Creek,
Nve county, Nevada, desires informal
ton of the whereabouts of George W
Page, whom the former suppo>es to
he in this vicinity. His nanle does
not appear upon the registry list OF
this county for last year.
NATIVE SILVER.-Sevcral fine specl-
mems of native silver, imbeided in d
hard. tlinty kind of quartz, have re
Gently been met with in h mines just
across the river from the yellow
Jacket mill. Surveyor General Day
has one of the specimens l II has Office
STATE LANDs.-Applicants for pur-
chase of State lands, on Saturday ano
Yesterday made special deposits will
the State Treasurer to the aggregate
amount of $50 in greenbacks.
CLERKS OFFICE.-County Clerk L
J. Edwards yesterday removed his
office to the large room, first door tt
the left of the head of the stairs II
Courthouse Building.