The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-24
BURKE AND OCKERELL.- IheSe two

State Prison break, and were subse-
quently captured near Silver Peak by
Sheriff Helm of Esmeralda county,
were surrendered to the State authOri-
ties Yesterday. 1t will be remember
ed that two United States Deputy Mar
shalS met the stage near CradlebaughS
bridge, as Helm vas coming IN with
the prisoners. and demanded their
surrender 10 the United states on a
warrant charging them with mail rob-
berry or the murder of a mail carrier.
ON being assured that he would get
his reward for hunting down and ar
resting the convictS, Sheriff Helm sur
rendered them, and they have since
been in Jail awaiting all examination
before Judge IIillyer of the United
States District Court. Yesterday they
were brought up for such examinations,
but there being no witnesses present,
they we're taken to the State Prison hy
United States Marshal LamOn amt
Deputy >lingcrland and surrendered
to Lieutenant Governor Denver.
SHOULD BE STOPPED. We have
heard several complaints from the
farmers around Clear Creek to the
effect that boys from this city are in
the habit of going out cunning almost
every day, in that locality, and killing
domestic fowl instead of Wild ones.
Henry Ross. ranchcr on Clear Creek,
informs us that two boys, whose
names are known to the owner, Went
ont to his premises Il few days - and
shot fifteen of his largest tame ducks,
and brought them to town. The ducks
were around his yard at the time, amt
Mr.. Il. and his men We're at work on
the ranch. They heard the report OF
the %gunsIbut not surprising that any
one would shoot at the fowl right hN
the house, no inquiry was made IN the
matter until Il few hours altcrW2fu,
when they saw these two boys Iuaded
with game. On examination the ducks
were found to be gone. This Kind OF
cunning" should I've stopped, or else
these Young hunters Will have to pay
dearly for learning the difference be-
tween tame and wild fowl.
THASks.-To Messrs. Gsige 4 May.
of the Magnolia saloon, for a liberal
supply OF fine wines, liquors and cl-
cars. We>houId have said something
handsome about Mark and Charley
ON this occasion, had it no been that
they ran a branch of the Magnolia at
the race course during the races last
week. and by furnishing the purest
and best liquors there, Knocked Us out
of many an item. It was a noticeable
fact during the races that, While al!
those who drank freely were good ma
turcd and lively. there was not a single
exhibition Of fighting disposition nor
turbulence. Reason: The liquors
drank were from the Magnoiia.
RAFFLE.-Trank Hall, at Moore &
Parkcr's Saloon, has a miniature ship
to he rallied for which is valued at
500. The vessel was built and ri=ged
by Charles Harrison, OF Empire. Tie
HULL a splendid model Cf nIVa. arrhl-
lecture. the deck houses are pert, ct,
and the rigging surpasses anything of
the kind We have ever Seen-nothInT
is wanting that the most critical u1uti-
cal eve would call for. .AS a specimen
of art nothing more beautiful was eyrr
gotten up. The nane of the snip is
'.Ncvada." The cost of tickets j. s.,
which may be rallied for at any time
until the chances are all taken.
SrEAMBoAT.--The locomotives storey,
on tie Reno Division of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad yesterday ran
IN to within a few hundred feet OF the
bath house OF Steamboat Springs. In
addition to the depot building, a hotel
5Ox~0 feet. a large livery stable and a
blacksmith shop are being erected at
the Springs, and the indications now
are that Steamboat Will be a lively
little town within a week or ten days.
1t was expected that the iron horse
would run up to the depot last night.
LUCKY.-SOme time since John d.
kersey of the Ormsby House, getting
hold of a few tickets in the Havana
lottery. disposed Of the same to parties
who wanted to try their luck, and he
announces that every ticket and cOu-
pom chat passed through his hands has
drawn a prize, varying III amounts
from the investment up to five hun
dred per cent. John says he also has
the winning numbers in TIE Louisville
gift concert.
FURNITURE BY AUCTION. - John
Driesbach. being about to leave for
Eureka. will sell at auction, at l
o'clock this afternoon, at his residence,
corner Of Nevada and Fifth streets, a
general assortment of household fur
niture. The sale peremptory and
without reserve, and bargains may be
expected.