The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

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CARrErISG.-The carpeting for the
various State offices in the new Capt.
toll has arrived and is being put down.
That laid down in the Governors
rooms is very rich and beautiful, the
sapphire hues of an Autumn forest
and all the colOrS of the rainbow beng
eNqulsItelv blended. That selected
for the Controllers office has a dove
cslOred ground, large bouquets OF
tropical flowers surrounded with foIl-
age enclosed in square borders OF
white. separated by trailing pro-
fuselv foliated and lowered in colors
so rich and rare that II lnstinctlNelN
shifts the air to catch their fragrance
and finds himself mistaken. The
Treasurer'S office i spread with a car
pet of rich golden, green and blue,
Enthusiastically marked into a series OF
~intersectiug Maltese c~rOsseS-and looks
well. as does also Jerry and Wager.
SAVING HIS SCALr.-A dispatch
from Charles L. Perkins, dated at salt
Lake City yesterday, says: Cannot go
to the front now on account OF In
dians.' Whoop-pah, mulah! Thinks
more of the little alkali patch on the
ton of his head than he does of the
hir patch he started after on the
plains. Imagine the State Printer of
Nevada. hceling it across a leo-acre
bed of crvstalized carbonate OF soda.
his large liquid eyes "in a inc frenzy
rolling and about W dozen
..plunIed warriors of the desert" OF
Comanche. klO~a, Arrapahoe ana
CHEYENNE descent, closing in on him
with drawn scalping knives, from
every point of the compass! Not
much, None of your top-knot lIfters
in Charley's.
Observation-Disclosures after
noon, as Il. d. Hoag, clerk in Dries
bach's store, vas passing the large
barn and store house in the western
portion Of the city, owned by Hon. II.
/. Dancberc, he discovered that the
hav in one of the managers attached
was on fire, and promptly eXtlngulsh-
ed the flames. The fire was undoubt-
edly the work Of an incendiary, and Is
attributable more perhaps than to any
to the work of the Virginia
Ku klux Khan in sending their inccn-
diaries broadcast Over the State. II
one of these incendiarieS should be
caught in the act of setting a fire, we
would not Vouch for 4 sunrise to nm
'ie ii"i'''"7 "O
MINsTRELs FOR lie
Carson Mlns,rels are arranging pro
for a tour cOmprehendlng
Genoa, Monitor, Il 'aia'ei"S hs
Trees, Murphv's, Nallecito. Column
hia. Sonora. Big Oak Flat. CoultervIlle.
and Yosemite Valley. They expect
to start on or o after the oath in
slant. BY the time they reach losem-
tie there will probably be 1000 people
in h VALLEY, and. as minstrelsy Save
that of HEAVIER and the NatelS)
will be something new III tiat roman
NC issio"' n,,
aro 8
I.la.In.
o'ieoA H ,r L.11 :, tbis
order OF 'a" ieito"'' "et"
city on "Wednesday evening, May IU'h'
the following Past Grands were elect
ed TO represent the Lodge at the next
session of the Grand Lodge of the
State. which VIII III virginia
Citv next month: Geo. w. Chedic, Z.
q ludlow. u. q. Kitzmyer. c. II.
Mash, l.. Higgins, P. III. CLAYTON, \.
Watt, James pun3' anu
law.
FIRE.-About . ocioch YESTERDAY
morning a ire broke OUT III the WISH
house attached to the premises of the
81 charles Hotel in this city, which
was extinruished by bucket process
before the engines arrived. The fire