The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11
crSo. Horspnrses.-David Valley,

EAN h1oh
the hospitable host Of the Genoa Hot
Springs Hotel, gives notice this morn
ing that he is fully prepared to take
rare of all invalids suffering from
rheumatic and scrofulous affections.
He has an elegantly furnished hotel
with about forty rooms, and his large
hath house is divided into twelve COM
partments, each arranged Tor not,
cold, shower, vapor n mud Daths.
The medicinal properties OF the "ehoa
Hot Springs have rendered them ram
ousi in thetreatment of l ana chro''ic
diseases of a scrofulous nature, ana
Valleys table is always tempting,
even 10 an enfeebled appetite. he mas
also erected an elegant stable, ana the
drives in the vicinity are the finest IN
the State. His charges are ouerat
and his hospitality is
ASoTHER B. b. CLUB.-We under
stand that the G~round-hog Base Ball
Club of Genoa will challenge the sue
cessful club in the pending contest lor
the championship Of Nevada. The
Ground hogs are laboring men-hay-
makers and northumberland are prac-
ti.ing daily on their grounds at Genoa:
They are said to have the most fearful
pitcher living, a MAJ who weighs IL
pounds, and who throws a a with
greater force than a missile from a
riled so that a bat of ordinary
wood will not Withstand the coucus-
sion, and the batter dare no let a ball
pass for fear the catcher will be bored
through with it. We expect to see
him annihiiate the champion club.
STATE LANDs.-David p. Crook, of
Dun Glen, yesterday deposited 800 IN
currency with State Treasurer School
ing for the purchase of l60 acres OF
land in Humboldt county. Under
section 9 of the new law, requiring
one fifth payment in advance, the
following named parties paid IN the
amounts following their names for
the quantities of land given, respect
iveIv: Ira e. Schenck, $50 for 10
acres; Cornelius w. Crowley. $50 tor
100 acres; Luke Richardson. $40 for
1870 acres. and Isaac NJ. Strain, $40 for
100 acre,-aIl III Reese River Valley,
Lander county.
SUPREME COURT DECISION. The
Supreme Court yesterday rendered a
decision in the ease of samuel Haner,
respondent. vs.. John Kane (>herItf OF
Lincoln county. appellant. OPINION
hv Chief Justice Lewis. Justice CARRIER
concurring. Judgment of the Court
below reversed. Suit was brought
and judgment given in Justice Iourt
against MornlOns in this State VINO
paid their taxes To Utah. Appeal was
taken to the District Court. which
granted iniunctionS. The latter Court
| should have granted stay of execution
instead of Injunction.
ISDICrMENTs.-The Grand Jury yes
terdav presented four bills OF indict-
ment, as follows: Against Thomas
Flvnn and Thomas Ryan. for states
Prison breakIng-trial set for Septen-
Der I'd: against All Tong, for murder,
trial set for August Both; and against
Yep Wang, for assault with intent 10
! commit rape, trial set for August 3l>t.
! All the indicted We're arraigitet. each
pleaded moi guilty. and the triais
we're set As above. the accused being
reinanded IL prison.
l. ALL tSACES.-.A Gail Will We Iouiit ~
another column for n meeting to or
gnize a Jockey Club for the coming
Fall races in this city. A full attend
ance of all parties Interested III horse
flesh is earnestly requested.
TRIAL JUKoRS.-Judge c. \. Harris
of the District Court and County As
SCISSOR George w. Chedic yesterday
drew fifty trial jurors, who will he
summoned to appear on "Wednesday,
/ 30th Instant.
DISTRICr CoURT.-The Second Judi
ciai District Court. after receiving fouI
indictments and fixing the trials and
drawing fifty trial jurors, adjourned
until the 18th instant.
FINGER INJURED.-JameS j. Man
dlebaum had the middle finger OF his
right hand laid open to the bone, yes
terday afternoon, while playing base
ball.
GRAND JURY.-This body returned
four true bills Yesterday, appointed
sub committees and took a recess pen
ding Investigate ,ns.
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