The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-11

On THE MISREPRESENTATION local
readers will appreciate the following
from the San Francisco Chronicle of
Sunday last:-"Governor Blasdel OF
Neyada-A tall acroterian skater OF
the ampyx order. Has a refreshing
OF how the thing should be
DONE, but his knowledge stops there.
WoulL like to fold his arms and re-
semble "A two-story Adonis, but he
doesn't. Wise. Makes the atmos-
phere red hot around him, and is the
mortal terror of children. Can't fall
worth a cen either. Should practice
it. Came down from Carson TO show
us a ching ortwo." but concluded to
take them with him to Los Angeles.
Likes to have little girls hold him up
while '.scollop1ng." Imposition. Run
into a child last week. Beautiful slab
now marks its resling-place. The
Guv has e~XIremities unlike anything
that ever visited the Rink-beautiful
in repose, but vilIainous in action.
Characteristics-the 'Gubernatorial
plunge and fricassee chicken.'
STOLEN CHICKENS FoUND.-Yester-
day afternoon Constable H~odgkinson
and King, the painter, took a stroll
through Chinatown in quest OF stolen
chickens. While sauntering about
the premises of a Chinese ~resteranter
the officer saw a peculiar looking en-
closure resembling a closet or Ice
chest in the wall. ON opening 1t, four
chickens were found which Mr.. King
readily recognized as belonging TO the
lot stolen from him il few nights since.
Hodgkin>On at once nabbed h Ce-
lestial epicurean and took HIM to the
lookup. After the arrest and recovery
the officer again wished Chinatown,
accompanied by several me and
about thirty boys. The latter rum
AGED the whole Chinese quarter, but
no further discoveries of stolen prop
erty were made.
SCHOOL MATrERS.-Colored children
again presented themselves at the
public school Yesterday. Pending in
structions from the new Board, the
teacher allowed them to remain in the
school room as spectators. The at
/ tOrnv for colOrcd parents endeaVOred
to prev ut the return OF the children
to school in the afternoon, but with
out avail, and the little ~black-and-
tauS were allowed to sit IDLY i'll the
school room all day. The Board was
to have held meeting last night to
instruct teachers in the premises, but
at what ~usIOn it arrived we
did not learn.
DR.. c. b. LUCE.-After the death of
Hank Sherwood, DIR. Luce assisted in
opening the thigh to examine the
wound which caused death. In doing
! 50 the doctor allowed some portion OF
the gaiGrencd flesh to come in con
tact with a small pimpie on his wrist,
which thereby i~noculated it. causing
the whole arm to become 81 intiamed
that at one time II was feared he would
lose the limb. We are happy to
state. however. that the Doctor Is now
improving. and i'll all probability will
soon ecOver.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-A woman OF
the town called ''Blanche' attempted
to commit suicide in Virginia night
before last 10y taking morphine. What
she had done was O discovered and
a stomach pump relieved her of the
dose she had taken and saved her life.
There was a man in the Casa ''lOv-
yer,' It's said.
NoTICE.-Parties wishing to pur-
chase ANYTHING in the furniture or
bedding line will do well to call on
G.. II. Maieh. opposite Wells, Fargo
Il Co.'S. as he is selling at greatly re-
duced prices.