The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-02
MARROW GAUGE CASAL.-Notic,

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Immel and other capitalists of East
ern Nevala) of his intention to in
troduce a bill for an Act authoriz-
ing the construction CT q narrow
gauge canal from Mineral Hill, Elko
county. TO Eureka. Lander county.
Once constructed. such canal would
be n permanent institution, without
expense for repairs-as there Is not
n drop of water on the route to dam
age the locks or banks. The motive
power proposed to be used on tins
canal is the same as that now n use
on the suspension wire tramways IN
White Pine. The incorporators ask
that $3.50. 900 be set aside from any
moneys found in the State Treasury,
for their use and benefit, and in re
turn promise free pass forever over
such canal to the present State Off
GERS and all members OF the Legis-
lature of ls70-I1.
SET-ro BY LovERs.-On Tuesday
last two rival lovers met Mt the resi-
dence of their ancient inamorata in
Genoa, and concluded to settle the
matter Of success by clubs and what
ever else might come to hand. Just
rs the clubs got under full Roadway,
the lady interfered and tried to
separate the infurate SWANS, but
alas, one of them made a miscue
and took the old woman ker-bif
alongside the head and knocked her
out of time. Another well directed
blow sent his rival to grass, and the
victorious lover shouldered his war
club and started for q surgeon to
repair damages. At last accounts
the community was much agitated.
EXCITING TRIAL.-A trial for mali
cious mischief, or something Of that
sort, occupied Judge Parkinson's
Court for several hours yesterday
afternoon. Plaintiff and defendant
were both Of the soiled dove denom-
nation. and it seems that one Of
them amused herself by throwing
stones at the others window. for
which she was arrested. The crowd
in the Court room al one time be-
came so dense that the floor gave
way and settled about four inches.
creating considerable CONSERVATION
but the testimony was rich, and the
crowd was determined TO hear il all
sink or swim.
A WILD TIME.-Night before last
young friend of ours Ia member OF
the Assembly was sauntering along
n back street, when he was suddenly
startled by a briekbat coming
through n window and n moment
afterwards was inexpressibly shocked
by a woman in dishabille and with
6-shooter in hand rushing at him
almost breathless, with the inquiry
mister, have you any caps:' Will
impurturable GOODNESS he took of
hat and, reaching it towards her, re.
piled: "No. madam; bat You can
have my old hat
A RAILROAD PAss.-Day befor,
yesterday a rather intelligent looking
man approached a member of the As
sembiy and asked fine honorable gen
tleman to read a paper which tn,
man held in his hand. The writing
was under an Assembly letter head
and ran thus: Pass to Yir
Rinia, provided he paws his fare: i
not, maui him till he does" Signe,
"Yank.' 1t is supposed that tn,
dead-head is still looking 70
"Yank."
"CoMFoRTABLE."-In the Homo
graphic Chart of the Nevada Stat
Government, just issued, the variou
State officers and members of tn
Legislature are classified either a
single, married or widower. excep
Senator W. y. Hall. Of Store.
county, whose Estate in life" is pu
down rs comfortable" Doubles
many of the single ones. and not
few of the married, would be gla
to exchange places with Senate
Hall.
Ar EAsE.-The minds Of the Ser
actresses who left their invitatio.
cards at the wrong house, by mi
take, n few days since, have been pr
mt rest by the reception of a not
from the woman of the house S
mistaken, stating that she would NJ
comply with their implied Request
THE CoseERf.-The box sheet fc
reserved seats at TIE Carson Theate
on Saturday evening next will h
open from IL TO 4 p. m, each DAY
ProfessorsF arini has made every a
%rangement TO insure n grand music.
treat to all who attend. See adve,
fisement.
JUDTcIAL.-Judge VIM. M. L
Seawell, Of the Third Judicial Di
trict Court, and Judge C.. n. Harr
of the Second, arrived in this cit
YESTERDAY afternoon.