The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08
EX-GovERNoR.-Ex- Governor III. G..

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turn in the course OF five or six days.
and will her take his family to White
Pin for the summer. unless he shall
be called to England Immediately,
which is at present highly probable.
The Governor gives Il flattering ac-
oun of the mining outlook of White
Pine. and saws that more IahOrerS are
wanted i'll that elevated and healthfUl
region.
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT. - The
programme for the performance this
evening, promises a rich treat. The
young people have been working
hard. and are we'll up in their several
characters. Much pains has been
taken in the getting up of the plays.
Several adults have kindly NO!un-
tcered their aid, and good singing may
be expected. The proceeds Will he
placed in the School Building fund.
All should attend who can, and CON
tribute their mite TO 50 laudable a
cause.
$4,000 FOR SI.-See advertisement
of the grand musical festival and gift
enterprise to he given i'll Sacramento
on the lst of August. Vallejo is a
fiouri>hiDg young city. being the
western terminus ofthe California Pa
citic Railroad which is soon to cross
the continent lrobdbly) through the
central portion OF this State, and most
of the real property offered as prizes
, will double in value within the next
TWO years.
STATE LANDs.-For the six months
ending June 80. ISL, applications
have been received AZ the State Land
Office to purchase ll.3io.3S acres of
pubic lands. DuIingthe same period
sales have been Completed as follows
the sums being i'll currency: 9,5uJ.9-
acres al 81 - per acre; loo acres at
81 50; - acres at 81 81: l.O91.-- at
a. %; 10 acres 10y >chooI land war
rant No. +. Total, 10, 163.4l acres.
GoSE.-Nath. Il. Kendall, for a long
time one of the gentlemanly, attentive
and efficient conductors on the Viz
giuia and Truckee railroad. left day
before yesterday Tor The Golden state,
where he Will probably accept service
from the California Pacific Railroad
Company. Naih. il a good man. and
leaves nan warm friends IN this.
section who. in common with his for
lutr empowers, VIII HISS MN uiucH.
X. Il. ACCIDENTAL 800 Yesterday
afternoon, as the up freight train of
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
was Passing the Santiago mine, the
standards on one side OF the lumber
car gave way and precipitated the
lumber overheard. One piece struck
"A Chinaman Ia section hand who was
standing beside the track on the
head and inflicted Il painful but not
serious wound.
HoPE NALLEY.-Five or six gentle
men land we believe a number Of
ladies ALSO of this city are preparing
for a trial of camp life about Hope
Valley, near h summit OF the Sierra
Nevada. between Lake Bigler and :
silver Mountain. They will he alb
sent about two weeks, and as fish and
game are abundant i'll that region,
Will doubtless have a good time.
LAND SLIDE.-The Mexican ditch
was broken neal the dam by a land
slide which occurred Thursday even
ing at ) O'Clock. The work of repair
ing was commenced a few hourS after
ward, and al Is o'clock yesterday morn t
ing a full head of water was again
pouring down the ditch.
I~LL.-Owing to the indisposition of "
Judge CARRIER, the Supreme Court yes
terdav adjourned until this morning, =
without transacting any business.
The case of the admission of negroes [
into the public schools will come up
for reargument as soon as a full bench
can be bad. !
RURALIZING.-His Excellency Gov.
l.. r. Bradley has gone to Eastern
Nevada, to take a stroll among the a
green valleys and lowing herds of
Pine and Mound Valleys, and will
visit Hamilton before returning. =
RETURNED.-'Coal Oil Tommy,"a
race horse from Genoa, returned from
California yesterday, and passed on to /
his home, having in charge a small az
boy.
ENLARGED.-R. C. Guirado, the "
popular druggist at No. p South Car 10
son strset, has been charging and
otherwise improving his premises.
NoTARY.-Hon. Thomas E. Hayden
has been commissioned a Notary Pub
liz in and for WaShOa county U