The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04
PSYCHOLOGICAL.


VT q MUM
anticipated that the immortal CHM
would have resumed his reportoria
stool ere this, so that we might hav,
had an opportunity TO give, as oul
valedIctory. "a feelings in a soul
stirring address. on the subject of in.
dependencies: but alas for human anti
c~ipations! CHM won't work. Thai
poem has been the ruin of him. Bul
Il word or we burst: This is the 95tll
anniversary of the day on which Oui
forefathers licked the Britishers; the
day We shook off the yoke of the Is
land King and became free and indie
pendent sovereigns. On this day our
souls mount up on the wings of ~
" immortal eagle, and soar above
the clouds of prejudice and from the
highest peak of our Imagination look
down and ask-how high is dat?
The WEATHER.-The weather has
been of various kinds during the past
few days. On Saturday a gathering
of clouds took place. hanging around
US like a funeral pail. In the after
noon the wind blew as though
bewitched. On Sunday. just after
morning service, the rain came in
dulcet answer to PRAYER. and came in
earnest. For thirty minutes it poured
so as 10 make the streets like running
hrOok>-a beautiful. soaking rain,
cleansing everywhere, reviviilg every
tree and flower; ali nature bad Il grin
and a broad one on its face. We
thanked God that u prayer had been
heard, and now console OurseIt that
We are not 50 black as painted.
DEADFALL.-On Saturday evening,
Billy Wilson's stage whilst delivering
some freight at the Corbett House.
got into a bad scrape. Like the little
joker. the horses were seen one min
ute IN heir proper position and the
next they were seen laundering IN
the cistern built 10y Corbett Bros. for
refuse water. The horses were got
ten out by the by>tander>, one of them
seriously hurt. Tire coach escaped
injury. Had the accident occurred
III the night the result might have
been worse. The ci>tern will either
be filled up with rocks or fixed more
substantially.
acknowledgements morning J..
H. lhiiioI. SECRETARY Oh State. ana l.
W. McGovern, Deputy Assessor OF
EikO county, arrived in town. Some
fear was entertained that Mr.. Minor
would not return by the Fouth. which
would have created some little diff
Guilty on accOun OF his uniform being
too small for his Clerk. WEO would
have had to I'LL the place in the pro-
ccSslon to-day i'll the absence of the
.Adiutant General. McGONern i look /
ing well, and reports business good
in Elko.
SOMETHING NEw.-R. Fred Brooks
has received and is offering for sale. a
new style of jewel casket, called
.'Papeierie." 1t consists of a very
pretty box. III which is some quires of
note paper and two lunches of en-
VelopeS, with the initial of the name
thereon. Each box contains a present
worth so cents; in every 100 boxes. a
So prize: every 800 boxes, 50 and a
ladies watch; in every 1000 boxes. 10
prizes of So each, and Il gold watch
worth SIS. Price 81 30 each.
TEACHER WANTED.-It VIII be OBJ
served by an advertisement in another
column that the Trustees of School
District No. l are DESTROYS of securing
the services of Il teacher to take the
place of Miss Hyde, who has resigned.
with the intention, aS Madam Rumor
has it, OF following the instructions of
the Good Book and crossing the Ru-
hicon into matrimony's blissful
sphere. With a good Helm the vov-
age Will be pleasant.
, AT CoRNELIAN Hot SPRINGs.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel wv.
Il. Campbell. proprietor}, on the
northern shore of Lake Bigler. on
Saturday last: r. ID. Taylor. Gold
Hill; James A. Swain. Truckee: J. {.
Dunning, Wadsworth; VIM. Pornine,
City: Freeman Gates. san Jose;
Thomas Jackson, c. n. Barton, W.
NJ. Mackey, Lake Bigler.
PAID IN.-The State Controller re-
from e.. III. Shepherd, Treasurer
of Elko county: Revenue reported,
Stl5l 9S; expenses allowed, S465 40; F.,
net amount apportioned, 1866 81. ,
From Chas. +. S~ingletary. Treasurer
of Nye county, revenue reported,
10; expenses allowed. SAT 81;
net mou apportloned, S2664 81. !
AT GLENBROoK. The following '
named persons registered at the Glen ,
brook Hotel ca. II. Saxton, proprie- !
orr, eastern shore of Lake Bigler,
IN saturday last: r. D. Taylor, Gold
Hill; Wm. Hesland. Captain Guy. l