The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-07

FOURTH OF JULY BALL.-tte oil the
most attractive features OF the forth
coming celebration eff the national
holiday will be the grand III to be
given or the evening OF the 4th at
Moore II Parker's Hall. Forthis pur-
pose no expense will be spared. The
hall is the largest and by great odds
the best in the State for dancing. 1t Is
10 by 50 feet in the clear, the ceiling Is
20 feet nigh, and it is ventilated by
numerous large windows. IL Is light
ed by four triple chandeliers, ten side
and four end lights, with shades of
washed glass. Aside from the main
hall is a dining room "a by 40 feet,
with large range and all the modern
appliances for cooking; ladies, dress
ing room,l Il by 10 feet; a that-room
with racks for 200 hats and coats, and
a side hall ) by y feet, leading to the
yenlemen's saloon which is II by y
feet. The floor will be covered by
tightly drawn 600 duck, which will
serve the double purpose of rendering
the dancing noiseless and preserving
the rich dresses of the ladies. y list
of committees, ETC., Will appear to-
morrow.
VIGILANCE CoMMITTEE.-We no
ticed. some days since, the fact that
James Rhodes, accused of burning the
kean mill at Pine Grove, had been
found guilty and committed to Jail in
default of 81. O bail. to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury. A letter
from ROckland near the Grove in
forms Us that the people OF Pine Grove
and vicinity. knowing that Rhodes
was guilty of the crime OF arson, and
believing that the Grand Jury would
not find a bill against kim, or that be
would get clear-iudg;ng the future
by the past-resolved themselves into
a committee 10 rescue the prisoner
from the hands of Constable Fellows
and execute him summarily. The
officer thwarted the designs of the
Vigilance COMMITTEES by removing
Rhodes, after dark, from his place OF
incarceration i'll town to the Wheeler
, tunnel. where he was not found by
the i%nfuriated populace. The next
dav the Constable took Rhodes, hand
cutfed. to Aurora, and delivered him
to the Sheriff.
DRY GooDs WAR.-The dry goods
dealers of this city are having a war
among themselves, and are tearing
down prices worse than the Reds tore
down the monuments of art in Paris.
Dlcovich Bros, not TO he utdon IN
quality or style of goods nor under
sold in prices. come out with a broad
side this morning. The attention OF
ladies is called 10 their new advertise
$500. -. .,,. .-,.I,,I nara No ,.Jn't
see how Olcoyi.h Bros. can sell the
Kind Of goods at the prices named
but they do it. and it's not our funeral.
Ladies' ought TO take advantage OF the
wal and procure their supplies while
the prices are down 50 low.
School CExsts-Sheritf Il. W. Boil
len, Census Marshal for School Dis
trict Mo- Genoa, ofDOuglas county,
furnishes the following report: Num-
Der of bows between i and IS wears of
age, 43; number of girls, 81; to:aI. so.
Number of white Chlliren Il u
wears of age. "a; number OF white
children under Il, born III Nevada,
10: number of children between t and
6 wears. born in Nevada, 20. Number
Of children land . years of age at
ltlltlll0 Itti IL StlIt''L. ~ l vi
her of children attending public school.
SO. Number Of children between u
and Is no attending public school, 20.
Number of negro children between t
and Is Years OF age,
On THEIR METTLE.-The horses Of
Empire got on their mettle or muscle,
Yesterday morning. and there were
two very lively runaWayS. n horse
came tearing down tie hill from the
direction of the Mound House, with
an empty buggy, and brought up with
a round turn i'll the house OF Mr..
Kelly, and soon atterward another
horse .'took a spin around the block
with a job wagon and carried OFT The
large gate on the premises OF Beer
Brothers. No damage to life or limb.
CELESTIAL TRoUBLEs.-The Board
of County Commissioners of this
county RENTED the poll taxes of about
twenty Cinnamon who We're burned
out by the fire i'll this city last
week, and furnished transportation
for the INDECENT Celestials to Reno, al
which place they expected to find EN-
plovmeut. Yesterday the Washoe
county authorities seized the blankets
Of u~nfortunates (all they had left
ofthis worlds goods for poll tlxes.
The wav of the Asiatic is hard.
LADIES MEETING.-The ladies OF
the Episcopal CHURCH, engaged in ar
ranging for the festival to -night, are