The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-28
THE CoxCERT.-The Carson Theater

The CoNCERT.-The Carson Theater
was we'll filled last night by a fashion
able and intelligent audience, drawn
together by the fame of the Flyers Sis
tiers. The concert throughout was a
rare musical treat-the novelty Of
young colored girls singing on the
stage being lost sight of by the u
dience in the presence of the sweetly
intoxicant tones of their powerful and
highly cultivated voices. The sisters
are no onlv equal to the best living
singers in Italian and English opera,
but their ballads are rendered Sweeter
than the song of birds. Miss Anna,
the elder, has a sweet and flexible
soprano voice. while Emma, the
younger less than fourteen years OF
age, has a contralto voice of remark
able power and compass for one so
Young. and what renders it still more
wonderful is that she can WOOL from
the highest eNllity To the deepest bass.
Joseph Stokes lie Count Is a fine bari
tone singer. and adds much TO the
charm of the concerts given by this
excellent troupe. Where everything
was rendered so charminglv it We're
useless to ~partlcuIarIZe. Suffice II to
say that the people OF Carson city
have not enjoyed such a treat in the
past. This evening there Will he an
entire change of programme. II we
would advise all lovers of vocal mnsic
to secure seats early.
RUNAwAY.-The spirited team of
Mason a ChamherIin, grocers and
provision dealers, took an early start
on a runaway, yesterday morning, and
succeeded admirably. They started
from Eosser's meat market, ran down
Third street 10 the railroad. knocked
over several cords of wood. scattered
Il fence Oh two. daIted around Capitol
Square three times, ran over a large
Nooscn framework five or SIX feet
high. ON Mus>er street. darkened the
town with dust. and finally split the
difference on IA large cottonwood tree
at the ~cOrnerof Nus>er and Fall streets
the scared horse going on and tNe
tired ono stopping. one horse received
IL slight scratch on the fore leg, near
the hoOf. and The other escaped with
out injury. The wagon was not badly
wrecked but the harness was in tatter>
and a Whittlc-trce was brOken-Whlch
according to Greeley, will shorten the
crop of horse-che>tnuts.
COUNTY JAIL.-Our County Jail con-
tains three pri~oners-one held on a
charge of murder, one for attempt at
rape and one is serving out $40 worth
tf disturbance of the peace. All Fong.
a Chinaman. is charged with the asSa>-
>inafion of a fellow conntryman. May
llth. on Fail street. near Third; and
Yep Wang. anOtherCelestial is charged
with an attempt 10 comlnlt rape upon
a little white girl less than five wears
Of age. July 18th. The twenty day
bOarder is. we believe, q Canadian.
named James Mack. better known as
the ''hatchet man.
CAUTION.-One of the most expert
burglars whom this "a has ever.
produced or been cursed with arrived
in this city yesterday. He is now
only about thirty we years of age. yet
he has served out no less than six
terms in the California State Prison.
It will be we'll for people to secure
their v~aluables and keep loaded g.
shooters ready.
DESERVED COMPLIMENT. - Z. A.
Moody, late Principal of the public
school in this city. has been presented
with a handsome and valuable pair of
gold sleeve buttons. by the young
Misses of his school. The buttons
bear the "M,' and the
donors paid a high and well deserved
compliment to their late teacher by
the presentation.
LITERARY FAvoRs.-R. Fred. Brooks.
of the Postoffice Book Store. dealer in
all kinds of literature, stationery and
notions, has our thanks for copies of
the illustrated ZeitZung, New York
Spirit of the Times. illustrated Police
News, Frank Leslie's illustrated
Newspaper, and other publications of
late dates.
MEDlCAL.-Those so unfortunate as
to require the services of a we'll edu
Gated and skillful physician Of long
experience are directed to the card of
Dr. q. Hempel, i'll another column.
The Doctor may be found at the drug
store of o. Z. Willis, Carson street.
AT GLENBRooK.- The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel CA. H.. Saxton, proprie-
tori eastern shore of Lake Bigler,
July Goth: d. L.. Bliss, Virginia.; G.
w. Keith. b. III. Carrick, W. A. Luder.
T.. III. West. Dayton.
NYE.-Senator Nye returned from
Salt Lake City yesterday, via Truckee
a nj Lake Rioler-