The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17
BsREAyEMESr.-Thls evening the

| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SteuiHS tho
Reno stage will take from our midst
one of Carson's W boys, l.. p. Fris-
| bic. who starts for the East, taking
! with him his SON, Lyman, intending
to leave him in the land Of steady
habits, to wit: the State of Maine.
Lyman has grown to manhood IN Car
son, and seems to belong to us. Their
are better boys i'll the world than he,
and there are many a thousand fold
worse. With all his faults he is pos
sessed of much natural genius-ls a
good musician and has the reputation
of being an honest young man. 1t Is
to be hoped that when he gets away
from here, and throws off that pecu-
liar ''shoo fly style he has lately
adopted. he will one down TO Il steady
man of business.
EXAMINATIoN.-The examination of
applicants for the position of teacher
ofthe Grammar Department conclud-
ed Yesterday. Mr.. Coffin, who is late
Nv from the East, was granted "A FIRST
class certificate, and Mr.. L.. s Green
law had his second class certificate
endorsed for another year. we are
Informed that the examination was
very searching and thorough. 1t is
not vet known to a certainly winch OF
the two gentlemen Will receive The APP
pointtnent; the matter remains with
the Trustees.
kICKED.-Ed. Sweeney received a
severe kick from w. p. Warren's
horse while endeavoring to stop him
in order to d~isintangle Warren from
the stirrup. The animal kicked HIM
in the region of the kidneys; he suffers
much pam theretrOm but Is still
around. Ned hadn't ought to he hurt
for he is always the first to run 10 The
assistance of a person i'll distress. We
trust no serious consequences may re
suit from the kick, at least not before
Ned gets the water into town.
RETURSED.-Deputy Controller Hale
returned on Tuesday last from his
trip to Phoebe and other towns in the
eastern part of the State. After con
GLIDING his official business, Mr. Hale
made "A trip through UtaiI, and visited
salt Lake City. He gives a glowing
ccount of his journey and the coun-
try around Sd Lake, and returns
much improved in health and ap-
p~earance. He says no place he visited
seemed so much IKE home as the old
own of Carson.
LITERARY FAvoRs.-R. f. Brooks,
of the postoflice book, news and sta
tiouery store, has again placed us IN
der obligations for literary tavors in
the u of Harper's Magazine for
September, Wachcnhlatt der \. y.
S;attS Zietung and P~oineroy's DenO
crat for August 5th, bays DolnE~,
Harper's Weekly and Leslie's Illus
trated Newspaper for the l9tn instant.
RECovERING.-Mr. Warren, who
met with an accident on Tuesday last,
bv which his leg was broken, is re-
ported by DIR. Lee TO be doing exceed
Inyly we'll under the circumstances.
1t Was feared that Mr.. Warren had
Sustained other injuries than the traC-
ture ufthc leg. but the doctor informs
us that no further injury exists.
GAs.-The portable gas viii! in a few
lays be Introduced in Carson. DR..
Munckton informs Us that the pipe
to be used in the OrIu>by House IL
on the wav. No doubt The new ga
Will be generally used i'll town, as II Is
far cheaper than coal OH. one burner
gazing more light than Two kerosene
lamps.
DEPARTURE.-Last evening General
T. d. Edwards left on Dyer's stage for
where he has some i'm
pOrttnt law business 10 attend TO, and
will be absent some three or four