The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-17
STATE INTELLIGENCE.
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From the Independent, lith.
The RAILROAD RoBBERs. The
three railroad robbers, Dan Taylor,
Leander Morton and Daniel Baker,
have been on trial during the present |
week in the District Court, and the
case, after argument of counsel,
reached the jury at o'clock p. m. |
yesterday, who, after being out few |
minutes, returned a verdict of guilty. |
They will probably receive the full |
extent Of the law provided for such |
offenses. after which United States |
Court will take them in hand, and
IL found guilty as charged in the in
dictment by the United States Grand
Jury recently in session in Carson
City, they will he hanged. Rather
gloomy prospect for the boys.
A COMPLIMENTARY DISSER.-The
friends of Z. NJ. Eder. learning that
he was about to take his departure
from our State, determined to give
him complimentary dinner, which
came off at Gardner's on the evening
of the 18th instant, and was followed
mt later hour by social End pleas
ant dance. Alr. Eder goes to San
Francisco, and thence to Europe,
and his many friends we're not will
ling to allow him to depart without
giving him some testimonial of their
high regard for him as a citizen and
friend. Gardner did his level best
on the occasion. The table spread
for the party was loaded with every
conceivable delicacy, and was beau
tiiully arranged in the most tasty
manner under the supervision Of that
most estimable landlady, Mrs. II. l..
Gardner. The wines were of the
choicest brands and the yiands OF the
most delicious flavor, to which all
present did ample justice. The oc-
easion was one long to be remem-
bered, and will doubtless cause the
guest in whose behalf it was rendered
to hold in kindly remembrance the
last hours he spent in his old home
mt Elko. Mr.. Eder took his depart
ure yesterday morning in the west
ern bound train.
son to Brigham's dominions' is
the watchword now. This is the new
FL Dorado for impecunious miners,
wildca. spectators, broken sports
and nymphs du pave to make then
annual pilgrimage to, and the sooner
the rush gets there the sooner viii
tho bubble be exploded. No matter
If White Pine, Fraser river, and tho
thousand and one excitements yor
have gone to heretofore proved bilks
this one, for certain, is big thing
and you have only 10 put in an ap
pearance to have your fortune as
sured. Go, by all means, and e
early. Go by rail and on foot &,
by stage and on mule back go will
coin and without go by night anC
by day; go in foul weather and il
fair. Let nothing stop you fortun,
beckons you hence, and next yea
you'll can go TO the North Pole,
Captain Hall strikes diggings.
PALIsADE.-The people at thi
place are happy in the late arrange
ment made by the Central Pacifi
Company, at that place. The As
sistant Superintendent, John Corr
ing, and the Division SuperintenG
tut, ". H. blllttl, uitNc bttu NlSlllil
there, and are about to make COZ
siderable enlargement of the depo
and increase the facilities for hanC
ling the freight that is each day il
creasing in quantity at that poin
The passenger platform is to be mol
than doubled in length, and til
whole length of the road, for 81
feet, is to be graded and graveled
once. These improvements are ver
much needed, and we hope tn,
those doing business there will 500
have the advantage of these acts
the company. The late special RAJ
of freight for Phoebe is S35 per tol
and lumber is now brought fro
Truckee at so per thousand. Pail
ade can now compete with Toano {
any point on the line, for the freigl
TO Pioche and the country southea
Of us. The teams of Pritchard al
all on the road from Palisade
Eureka, and, it is supposed, he wi
deliver goods to the interior mol
promptly than it has ever been dor
before.