The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06

LAKE BIGLER.-Two steamers are
now blowing the waters of Lake Big
Ter and another will be ready within
ten days. The snow has nearly disap-
peared from the meadow lands around
the lake, particularly on the south
side, in what is known a. Lake Val
ley. Among the buildings that will be
open to the public during the Spring
and Summer we may mention those
built by Campbell at Comedian Hot
Springs, on the northern shore; the
Glenbrook House now open ana
under the management of Mr.. sax
toni; Lapham's, at the old Fish Mar
ket on the P~lacerville road, and the
building erected on the site of the old
Lake House, just beyond the State
line, on the south side; Holidays
house at the head of Esineralda Bay,
and the hotel at Tahoe City.
THE RHoADEs CASE DECTDED.-In
the matter OF the State of Nevada VS..
Rhoades, involving the liability of the
bondsmen of the late defaulting State
Treasurer, the Supreme Court yester-
day rendered a decision reversing the
Judgment of the Court below on the
question of the admission of evidence.
but affirming the judgment in all ma
terial matters-the bond being held
valid in all particulars. The opinion
is by Chief Justice Lewis, Associate
Justice Whitman concurring. Justice
CARRIER dissents and will file ar opinion
hereafter. This settles the matter, so
far as the liability of the bondsmen is
concerned, and they will be required
TO pungle.
ANoTHER.-The Liverpool. London
and Globe Insurance Company,
through its General Agent for New
ada, John Sproston of Virginia, has
siynified its intention to deposit. the
necessary s5O,OOO and carry on their
insurance business in this State. This
makes the third company in the field,
and as competition is always to the
advantage of the insured, the people
will hail the event with pleasure.
SlNKING.-Hank Sherwood, the Of
ficer whose thigh was broken by a
pistol shot while trying to prevent a
difficulty on Friday last, commenced
sinking at 10 o'clock yesterday MORN
ing. and sank rapidly throughout the
day, his physicians being in doubt
last evening as to whether he would
survive till this morning.
FISHING. Day before yesterday
John ]. Hill, Robert F. C. Rainey,
DIR. j. NJ. Benton and another gentle
man from this city went out to the
Mexican dam, on the Carson river,
and caught forty fine clubs, in about
three hours. We didn't see any of
the fish, but they caught them-be-
cause they said so.
HOP LoCK.-The trial of this ONE
what celebrated Chinese physician for
murder is still pending in the First
District Court at Virginia, and is Great
ing an intense interest among his
c~ountrymen, who daily crowd the
Court House othe verge Justification.
The trial has been going Oh for several
days and again continued yesterday.
STAGES To MoNITOR.-Lute Olds
failed to put on the new stage line from
Genoa to Monitor yesterday, on ac-
count of the non-arrival of his new
vehicle. There are already two stage
lines on the route.
FAST HoRsE.-A. NJ. Worthing will
be in this city on the 18th with his fast
trotting stallion General Reno. See
card OF second page.
General John B. Winters vas to have
been married last eveningto the widow
of the late Judge A. w. Baldwin.
Go to Smith Il SAVERS for your gen.
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at San
Francisco prices.