The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-11
oRxsBr HousE-GKoRaE b. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.


cial '.honors easy and can fill high
positions without quitting on airs"
and others can suffer defeat without
becoming crusty or entertaining any
but the kindliest feelings toward their
successful opponents. Yesterday after
noon the draw of John DrieSbach (late
unsuccessful Democratic nominee for
Secretary of State passed our office,
with John sitting on one corner driv-
ing and jim Minor (RepubIican, who
got more votes than John did and WAS
consequently elected sitting on the
other, having a social hat ana rldetO-
gether. There WAS also Il pile of
venetian window blinds on the rear
end of the draN-but we don't know
whether the wOuld-have-been or the
actual Secretary of State stole them.
1t is nobody's business. however, as
they had no dispute about the
ship of the property.
THE SUICIDE.-As near as we can
get at the facts from intelligent China
men, the woman. All Foo, who COM
mitted suicide day before Yesterday.
was driven to the act by the cruelty of
her Owner. n Chow Sing. who had
been in the habit of beating her cru-
ely every two or three days. The
taking of the opium "A a deliberate
and intentional act of SeIfhomicide,
committed for the purpose of avoid
ing further cruelty she could not
otherwise escape. Were the mind of
Il heather susceptible to the pangS of
mo we might hope that her per
sccutor would meet with that punish
ment which cruelty merits; but, as it
i, no >abe.
Fooled WIND.-A storm cloud hung
along the summit of the mountains
west Of this city all day yesterday,
and the wind kept the green leaves of
our cottonwood shade trees tlickering;
but As the breeze did not appear to
know exactly which way ii wanted To
go-whcthcr to trend with the noun
tain or swo"pdown across the valley
it kept Hopping about without APP
preaching the dignity Of gale.
WANTS \ STA Young man at
present employed in a banking house
in Philadelphia has written to Post
master Turner of this city to ascertain
what the chances are for Il clerkship
in the Office of some mining company.
Turner answered that there We're ten
applicants standing around the doors
of each cOmpany'S office. but that
there was plenty OF Dol i'll the mines.
MAMMOTH NINE.-The Muller boys,
stimulated by Tillou and Wizards
rich openings in the north extension
of the Mammoth mine, Eagle District.
have commenced ON their tunnel and
are rapidly driving it to tap the ledge
ON the original location. They have
about fifty feet further to go before
reaching ore.
THE PLAzA.-The debris from the
Capitol ought to be cleared away from
the Plaza. so as to give the grass a
chance to grow and beautity the
square. 4 little labor bestowed upon
the trees planted around the plaza
would not he ami>>, as some of them
need pruning badly.
GUILTY.-Denis Peck. arrested Sun
day morning on a charge Of disturb
ing the peace. Yesterday pleaded
guilty, before Justice Parkinson, and
was fined 81 and costs.
CIGARS AT WHoLEsALE.-T. Beer &
Bro, Empire City, have just received
4 choice lot of imported cigars. which
they will dispose of to dealers at most
reasonable rates
ATTENTION LADIEs.-O,cOvich Bros
have Just received, direct from New
York. a new and elegant supply Of
.Aiexandre's kid gloves. Go
and see them. q
MAPLE SUGAR.-Mason e Chamber
lin have just received a large supply
Of pure maple gar direct from the
maple roves of Ohio. 1t is the finest
we have evcr seen on this coast. &
James J. Mandlebaum keeps o II
on hand the finest imported
Havana and domestic cigars. tobacco
in all its various modes of preparations,
cOnfectiOncries, fruits, nuts, etc. =
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