The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-24

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STATE LANDs.-Tlke following sales
of State lands were completed yester-
day in the Surveyor Generals office:
To John Wright, for the west half of
the northeast quarter and the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter
of section 16, township IS north, range
20 east; l20 acres. To d. NJ. Geiger,
for the south half of the southwest
quarter dissection 30, township IA north,
range - east; so acres. To NJ. X.
Wing, for the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section "a, andthe
northwest quarter of the
quarter OF section 30, township 10
north. any IS east; SO acres. To
b. Small, for the southwest fractional
quarter of section 10. township l3
north, range Is east; 1896 res. To
James w. small, for the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
ton %, and the north halfof the north
east quarter of section %. township IL
north. n IS east; l20 acres. To
Matthew Mooney. for the north half
of the northwest quarter, n the
southwest quarter of the Orthwe
quarter of section %, and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton Is. township - north, range IS
east: 100 acres. To Henry Williams
for the northeast quarter and the east
half of n northwest quarter and the
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section IS. township , north,
range - east; 80 acres. The patents
for tho al,-n aulS ara in nnrsa at
preparation.
CARSON THEATER.-The theater was
again crowded last night. The perform
anee gave universal satisfaction, i'll
fact it was the best performance ever
given in this city. There is nothing
said or done by this troupe to offend
the most fa>ti!iou>. Tonight is set
apart for the Ltuetlt of those talented
performers. the REYNOLDS Brothers,
rendered to them by some of the lead
ing citizens of this city. We bespeak
for them a crowded house: and we
hope to see the la tieS turn out i'll full
force and enjoy Il performance they
Will not have "A chance to again Wit
ness in this city. No extra charge for
reserved seats.
DECORATION DAY-ATTENTION G. A.
R.-A special meeting of the members
of Stanton Post. No. 10, is called for
Friday evering at ~ o'clock. The
members are requested to assemble at
Is O'Clock IA. M, AT their headquarters
on the Both inst, for the purpose of
attending the sad ceremonial of dec
Grating with lowers the grave OF a
departed couIrade. Donations of flow
ers viii! he received at the drug store
of DR.. Cotton. until Monday evening.
Nav 10Th. Let all who "a contribute
to this worthy ceremonial.
II PoGorIP.-The White Pine News
refers thu>lvtothe movements of Gov.
Blasdel in the land Of Pogonip: 'Gov.
Bla~del, who has extensive mining
interests in the District, arrived here
this week, and intends to shortly COM
lnencc a Vigorous prosecution of work
in his mines. The DAYTON and Man
haitian mills, north of town, which
have been idle for some time. are be-
ing overhauled and put in good repair
10y him, preparatory to an early start
ing.
STRANGE FREAK OF A SWAPPING TUR-
TLE.-George l.. Gibson has reservoir
at the corner of his building which is
kept full by a stream from the hill.
y swapping turtle, tired of its coufine-
ment and exhibition at Frisbie's cor
ner. made its escape during the night
ana this morning was found i'll said
reservoir. George has the critter tied
Ga, Inv ,In hind latr and Trim m nt,an tl-
drags it out for the inspection of his
visitors.
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE."-At a
meeting of the Fire Department of
Virginia it was resolved to celebrate
the coming Fourth of July, and the
usual committees were appointed to
make the necessary arrangements.
An invitation WAS extended to the
Governor and staff officers. the Carson
City Fire department and to all others
DESTROYS of participating i'll the cele-
bration.
CoNvALEsCESr.-We are happy in
announcing the couvalescence OF our
young friend, George Fryer. He says
the 'mumps have gone down. and
the only bad effects from the com
plant is z guitar in his cud,' which
is the means of expanding more hand
kerchiets than usual. and Increasing
the wash bill. lie looks very delicate
and interesting as all invalid.
WooD WANTED.-H. +. Rice, Super
intendent of the Carson Branch Mint,
advertises in this issue of the Register
for sealed proposals to furnish 800
cords of good dry wood. Bids will he
in order until the 1st proximo. (