The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

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Goals TO NEwCASTLE.-UncIe Abe
Curry has had made at the Mission
Mills, San Francisco. a pair OF Cantor
MIA blankets which are the finest fab
RIGS of the kind we have ever seen.
They are to be presented to Mrs. Mary
Waller daughter of Senator Nye) OF
New York. in accordance with a prom
ise made by uncle Abe while in the
East recentlv-MrS. Waller having cN-
pressed her admiration of California
blankets. The blankets are now at
the dry goods store ofSheyer& Morris,
in this city, are 9XS fee, in size. and
weigh fifteen pounds.
STATE Observation-Disclosures r.
Whitehill. State Mineralogist of Ne
vada, left US a few days since for Los
Angeles. California. where he intends
fitting out and coming up through this
State from the southern ne. He Will
probably strike across h Sierra Ne
yada ang to the head of the Mohave
river. thence via the celebrated lost
NINE made memorable by Brev-
fogle's researches, to POtosi in the
Timber mountains, and thence, via
Las NeCoS and the valley OF the Mud
dy to Pahranagat and Phoebe.
CRIB CRACKEp.-At an early hour
yesterday morning some person or
persons cracked the Old Hens crib,
on south Carson street, and mixed all
the liquors of the hurdy house into
cocktails. They likewise cut the let
tiers out of her cloth sign. and other
wise confused things thereaboutS. In
consequence the Old Hen and all the
chickens are going about like a roar
ing lion seeking whom they may de-
YOUR
IL TowN.-A. W. Atchison, an Old
time residcnter of Carson, who has
been in Eureka District the past few
months, has returned home. highly
pleased with his own prospects and of
those OF the district in general. Mr..
Atchison is one of the owners OF the
NIZ mine the ore from which sells
At $50 per ton on the dump. He
brings specimens from the Lemons
mine adjoining his OWN which assay
as high as Sl6,0 600 the ton.
For SALT LAKE.-J. :. (familiarly
known as "Dick') Edelen, whilom OF
Elko county. and for the past few
months one of the most efficient and
guards at the State Prison.
left for salt Lake City last evening.
Dick will make shOrt SojOurn among
his numerous friends at Elko, all o.
whom will Join us in a hearty wish
for his future health and prosperity.
STILL SQUIRMING.-The new BoarC
rS,l11I 'T,uS+aoS has hold two meet
ings on the bIack-and-tan school ques
ton. and nothing has yet been done
If the counsel for the cOlOred folks l.
likely to meet with one 1.-THE liz sue
cess in the Courts that he has so IA
in the intimidation of School Boards
the schools had better be surrendered
to him and his clients at once.
AT INSTRUMENTATION A. J
Lockwood reached this city yesterda,
from the owen River country and pro
ceeded to his home at Empire City
He was accompanied by several min
ing gentlemen from the southern
country.
BASE BALL.-Eforts are being mad
at Virginia t o ~reorganize the Enter
prise Base Ball Club, and Il Owl
champion Silver Star ought to b
frightened up so as to KNOCK tn
shine Off the rheumatic miners OF th
Comstock.
ANOTHER ORPHAN.-Leslie Smith
an orphan girl thirteen years old, wa
yesterday admitted to the State o.
phan Home, from Ormsby County
There are now in hat institution nine
teen boys and nine ~girls-total, Is.
SPRING GooDs.-Sheyer Il Morri
have just received a large stock
staple and fancy dry goods for tn
=, Spring trade, and go my!' is the ex
clamation momentarily heard in thei
store.
DISTRICT COURT.-The second Jud
cial District Court in and for Ormsb
county will meet at 10 o'clock a. n
tomorrow. Trial jurors summone
are required to be in attendance o
Tuesday.