The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-10
WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS AT 4

. cIOch NtSitEudN f'oh wv ''"''
jury in the Second Judicial District
Court, in and for Ormsby coalnty, re-
turned true bills of indictment against
nine men for murder in the
first degree; against twenty seven
men for State Prison breaking, and
against two men for attempting to
break out of the State Prison-both of
the latter otfenses being felonies.
Those indicted for murder in the first
degree in killing Frances u. J >aac>-
Pixley not being named are: William
Russell, Charles Jones, Thomas Hef-
from, TiltOn Cock rell, John Squires,
Thomas RvaU. Thomas Flynn. George
Roth, William Forrest, Frank Clifford,
J. Bedford Roberts, Elijah Ingram,
Edward b. Parsons, John q. Watson,
James +. Chapman, Edward BlgelOw,
Tim. Mcnamara, John Burke Pat.
Hurley. Chris. G. Blair, Marion Pruitt,
David Lynch, Pat. Mctue, William
Willis, Daniel b. Baker, John |. Jacks
Thomas Carter. Daniel Taylor, and
Bernard J.. COsgrove. The two latter
named convicts are also indictedsfor
an attemp tn break prison, and all the
Others are Jointly indicted for state
L bIftN iitE. iC ~
clude all the convicts who escaped by
thel7th of September break. and Dan.
TAYLOR and Barney COsgruVe, who
took part in the break but failed to es-
capel except Leander Morton and
Moses Black, who were hanged at
Bishop Creek. Eleven of the indicted
are still at large, and eighteen of them
are now in the State Prison. and will
be a-raigned in Court TO plead to the
indictment at > o'clock p. IN.
row.. Following is a list of those who
are still fugitives from justice: David
Lynch. Charles jones, Chris. {. Blair,
Tim. Mcnamara. Tom. Hetfron. John
G.. Watson, William Forrest, daniel b.
Baker, john l. Jacks, Pat. Hurley,
and Elijah3ngratn.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-At a regu-
lar meeting of the Adelpai Club, held
on Tuesday evening last, the following
officers were elected to serve ter the
ensuing six months: President, L. S.
Eldrid@e, Nice President, ". ID.
Wheeler; Secretary. Theo. \. Hale;
Treasurer, H. j.. Peters; Executive
Committee-Messrs. =. Cavanaugh,
Jr., III. j. Peters. and II. y. Slocum;
Literary As mInittee-Mes>rs- Il. {.
Whitman. L. w. Rillver. and +. u.
Hetrick. 1t is the intention of this
club to give q series o., cou.IlOn parties
during the Winter months, to alter
nate with literary entertainments con-
sisting OF ~lecttres, readings, etc. We
are glad to know that the "AdelphI'
still lives. Its members assure us
that it never was i'll a more flourish
ing condition than at present. and that
it will be one of the permanent ln>tl-
tutions Of our city we do not doubt.
The club Is i'll the third year OF lis eN
lstence. and at present numbers thirty
members. 1t is the intention to give
the opening soiree one week from this
evening.
NEW CoCRsE.-The subject of or
ganizing a joint stock Jockey Club in
this city, for the purpose of building,
maintaining and running a new race
course, is being seriously canvassed
among leading horse tancIers and
the sporting fraternity generally.
The site talked Of is Clavton'S ranch,
on the south side of the Warm Springs
road, between b Orphan Home and
the State Prison. 1T is also in conteun-
platlon To erect suitable buildings on
the premises (Outside the course) for
the holding otS-he first state AgrIcul-
tural Fair of Nevada, in 1873. The
movement will probably assume more
definite shape within a few days.
RED MEN.-Hute Tribe MOL, I'M
proved Order of Red Men, will hold
its regular weekly meeting this even
ing, at the Wigwam. By a notice in
our advertising columns 1t will be
seen that the Tribe will4..eet "on the
sixth sleep of every seyen suns, at. the
seventh rum" Stripped of mystery,
this means every Friday evening at
o'clOck-there being seven sunsEn the
week, Friday being the sixth night
being the sleep, and . O'Clock being
the seventh run OF the sun.
GUILTY.-Ah Wee, the Chmaman
indicted for burglary in breaking into
the store of John Cheney, some weeks
ago yesterday pleaded guilty to the
Indictment, and will be sentenced at
10 O'Clock Saturday morning.
CATHOLIC.-There will be no divine
service in the Catholic Church il this
. city on Sunday next, ewing to the alb
Sence of Rev. Father Tourney, who is
. on a visit to Aurora.
D. D.-Constable .Hodgkinson, YES
terday afternoon, picked up an armful
of drunken helplessness from the