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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-15
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature is getting down 10
hard work now. There is less talking
and ''enacting." The Senate
yesterday in Committee of the Whole
examined 4 large Humber OF bills, and
passed the bill for the care Of the in
sane, also a bill TO provide for the re-
moyal of county seats, and the Assem-
big bill relative to the registration OF
voters. Mr.. Hazlett introduced a bill
FOR the creation of q Board of Equali-
zation.
IN the Assembly the Washoe counsy
sea- was again before the House, but
was finally left as before. The fund
i'm bills were made the special order
Tor TO day nj II o'clock. \ bill grant
ing the right OF way for a narrow
gauge railroad from Virginia TO Reno
uy Hill Beachey e. nj. was introduced,
and the two bills for railroads frora
E.Eo TO Hamilton and from Pllisade,
10 Page Ct al, were passed.
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Il. G. LILLE & co.,
DIR l. CT
I-FoRTERS FROM THE EAST.

g,nnk Eou;S-,
lew ~i:ooIks,
miscellaneous Books,
ssNspapsrs.
aeSy Music,
Violin Strtn0s.
Letter Paper,
Legal Cap,
Bin cap,
Foolscap,
soie Paper.
Legal r;n,eIopes,
Notr Envelopes,
t.ug Hnyc upes.
nIratnc and Violet Inks,
Arrold's writing Flutds,
Maynard a >oy.s' lnks,
Thadd-u. Davtds' Inks.
Ee.ervoir Nucilnge stands,
Patent Muctlage stands,
1ucil-.s IN stands.
barometer lak,tands,
f'nuusnip i~aa.tands,
s:skStand..
travellers 1aix.tsn6s,
Elegant Portfolios,
writing Desks,
Water Colors.
Csrp~nters' Pencils,
Endciibie Pencils,
nrawin. Pencils,
Eah-r'- Pencils,
Copying Hr shes.
Copying Presses.
Copying looks,
Blotting Paper,
Otl Paper.
rawtn Paper,
Tracing Paper,
Profile Paper,
S~oirr'aI Waftrs and Seals,
/ Cert Gcat-S % Ainrriage,
.eNvnrd. Of Merit,
xDDtn- carries Labels.
Checker HCara-,
Cards end Dice.
Dice Boxes,
Chess Men,
collection Bags,
Bands,
BIZ Ftlrs.
-,siet Machines,
rrp-r lErst-p-ts,
Paper weights,
Paper tuti,,s.
II. Q. LILLE,
Notary rrRIIG AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS. Ne 81 South 6 street. fur doors south Of
ii.k OF Ca.ilJruia. Virginia, New. felO-f
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woodruff q Claims Weekly comes
TO us with the flaming announcement.
that Victoria e. Woodhul' !s The can
didate OF the Cosino Political Parry
for the next Presidency Of tho United
States. That title il altogether too
heightened TO succeed, in oar opinion.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-15

By order of the District Attorney,
the Sheriff this morning set at oe.
Nuna, the Indian, who was FcrelNct
II the Courthouse door by qhite =
crowd Of his brethren, who SreeteG
him with many a shake OF the MANI
-iWhi,e Pine News, 1gth.
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BOAtN.

BURGoTN-In this city. Ilth inst. to John
Bur-B.u, a dnu-a.C-.
TOB3INEi;-Tn TINS city, 18th inst, to
Jacob Tob-incr, "a son.
O'cAN<AGiIAN-Iu This city, 18th ins.,
to James O~'Cannaghau, a daughter.
WOODS-Ncar camp Nye. GrmSby coun-
~, 18th inst, 10 Jas. Moods, a daughter.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-15

Cobb, Christy & Co., of Blooming
ton, Illinois, have obtained a verdic.
OF $4,000 against the Illinois Central
Railroad for delay in the shipment Of
corn,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-15

The Enterprise thinks Williams bill
relating 10 the manner of conducting
elections to be probably a joke" II
il should pass, as i. ought, il will be a
rough joke ON some Of the lords of the
miners, who annually make it n bust
ness 10 interfere with the voting of
employees and others. The proposed
law provides for tickets uniform in
color and SIZE. Such a law will have
al excellent effect in preserving the
purity Of elections. Is that the reason
the Enterprise objects 10 il?
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A~Si: MISTY.

TUESDAY, Feb. IA. 1871.
Assembly convened AZ l0:S0 a. III.
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll called-quorum present.
PRAYER by Rev. j. ID. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
The Speaker presented a petition
from =. II. Marlette, former Surveyor
General, asking relief for expenses in
cured during his term of office. He
TERED to the Committee on CLAIMS.
savage. from the Committee OF
Ways aud Means ard Mines and Min.
ing, reported back without amend.
ment senate Bill No. l., an Act pro.
vidiug for the taxation of ne; proceeds
of mines.
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MOTIONS AND REsoLrrToNs.

vidiug for the laNa,. on of me-; proceeds
OF mines.
MOTIONS AND RESoL rIoNS.
Bowman offered a resolution author
izing and i~nstructin- the Controller OF
state 10 draw his warrants IN favor Of
each member of Assembly for the
sum of $50, for stationery, etc..
Adopted.
Sayille, a resolution calling upon the
Chairman OF the various committees
10 report To the House the title Of all
bills in their hands Enacted on. and
calling on the Chairman 81 the Com
niticc on Printing To report the ex-
pcnSe already incurred for printing.
Adopted.
savage. a resolution %instrGcting the
Sergeant aJ-.krmS Ia procure 4 suita.
bic chest for the safc-keepiug OF the
records OF the House. Adopted.
Beck moved Il reconsideration uf the
vote 10y which the House yesterday
passed Senate Bill No. 81. To change
the county seat of Washoe county.
Hatch moved TO indefinitely post
pone.
Afer some discussion Mr.. Beck
Withdrew his motion.
Jones, from Committee on Contin-
gent Expenses, reported a resolution
authorizing tile Sergeant at-Arm- a.
lraN hi> warrant IN favor OF j.. j..
Minor. Secretary Of STATE. for the sum
Of So 81, expended for wood. Res
oiution adopsed.
Glra-han, from the Lincoln county
delegation. made a lengthy report sd
verse 1 q Senate Bill No. 81, 10 change
the county seat of lincoln county
from liiSo to Phoebe, ami reported
substitute.
Trousdaie offered n concurrent REQ
luton relative 10 a mail service .e
tween WInuemuccl anu Camp WIN,
field Scott, Paradise Valley. Rea,
third time and pasSed-ayes, &c; .
the rink, :.
FROM III SENATE.
A message was received from tn
Senate transmitting Senate concurren
resolution No. 1874, relative to the ap
pointment Of n joint committee to Sc
iect suitable subjects for two painting
for the two Houses. Adopted.
Also. announcing appointment c
two conference committees.
Also. Senate Bill No. IL. to proyid
for the protection of timber land'
referred TO the Committee on Publ
Lands.
Also, Senate Bill No. lis. relative ;
.he care OF the insane of this Stat,
Referred to Committee on State Inst
tutionS.
Also, announcing passage of Assem-
bly, Bill for the relief of James lie
tingwell.
! On motion of Mr.. Willard, Senat
J Bills No. IS and 81 funding bills WEI
taken from the table and made u
. special order for II o'clock Tomorrow
G Willard, from the Committee on II
U rollment, reported a. correctly el
rolled and presented to the Governo
: Assembly Bill M. 6, relative to con
penSation Of jurors.
y Also. same a. to Assembly concu
rent resolution relative to mail servi
e between Wadsworth and Belmont.
Speaker pro tenn. Tenant in 4
chair.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Roney, introduced a bill in relati,
,r to the finances of Lyon count
II Placed IN general file.
hav.le introduced a bill for an A
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-15

CoRRECT.-Among the high handed
decisions of the District Court Judges
of Utah during the past year, was one
euunciaiingthe extraordinary doctrine
tina. the District Court is exclusively %
United States Court-consequently the.
Territorial District Attorney and other
officers were ruled out of Court. The
Government the other day repudiated
4 li;tlc bill of S, 600, for Jury and court
expenses incurred under this silly
decision, and refused TO allow moro
than six days expenses incurred in
the consideration OF United States
business, holding that the Territory
must pay its own expenses. This is
he true doctrine, and will probably
bring the District Judge who opened
his carpct-bag long enough to rule out
the local officers with this ruling. to.
his senses If he has any.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-07
General Assembly of Virginia.
WEDNESDAY, December 6, 1871.
SEN ATE.


SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at 1920
by Lieutenant.G Governor MARYs.
Present, the following senator's Messrs.
| Anderson of Pittsylyania, Anderson OF
Connally, Fitzpatrick, Graham, Greene,
Greever, Grimsey, Holiday, HuDdley,
johnson, Kirkpatrick, Lakeland, Lathrop,
Martin, Massey, Norton, Nowlin, Nutting,
Patterson, Penn, Perrin, Pridemore, Rue,
Robinson, Roller, Smith, Stevens, Taylor
| of Loudoun, Taylor Of Norfolk, Terry,
Thomas, Ward, and Wynne.
The Senate proceeded to the election of
| Clerk. Judge II. W. THOMAS placed in
nomination Colonel Shelton g. Davis; Mr..
GREENE placed in nomination MIR. Andrew
Washburne, of Richmond. The vote was
taken, with the following result: Davis,
PRESIDENT declared Colonel Davis duly
elected, and appointed Messrs. GR1asLEY
and ROLLER committee TO inform him OF
his election.
For the position of Sergeant Arms Mr..
FITZPATRICK nominated Captain Writ Har-
rison; MIR. STEVENS nominated Aaron NJ.
Crane. The vote resulted Harrison, "a ;
Crane, 10 (all Republicans). .
For First Doorkeeper, Colonel TAYLOR,
of Loudoun, nominated Colonel John
Minor: MIR. GRAHAM nominated .. II.
Russell, Of Richmond; and the result OF
the vote was Minor, %; Russell, 8 (all
FFor Second Doorkeeper the names of
|kAbram Hall (colored Conservative and W.
FD. Berkeley Republican, were put In
nomjnation. and resulted in the election OF
Hall-23t to 10. =.
Ali of these officers were formally noti-
fed Of their election.
The CHAIR announced that the Senate
had now completed its organization.
On motion of MIR. ANDERSON, of Pittsyl-
yania, the standing rules of the last Senate
were adopted for the government OF Ibis
body. MI
gates, communicated to the Senate the TACT
That that House had organized and was
ready to proceed to business.
MIR. NowLIN was instructed to make 8
like communication to the House on the
part of the Senate.
MIR. KELLY, from the House Of Dele
gates, presented q concurrent resolution
providing for the appointment OF joint
committee Of three members of the House
and two members OF the Senate to wait
upon his Excellency the Governor to in
form him that the General Assembly is
organized and ready to receive any COM
munication be might desire to make to it.
The resolution was agreed to, the House
so informed, and Messrs. ROLLER and
Johnson appointed on the senate's part.
After q brief absence the committee re-
turned to the Senate chamber, and soon
thereafter Colonel Owens, aid to the Cover.
nor, presented bis Exeellency's annual
message, which was read, and, on motion
of Mr.. STEVENS, laid on the table, and 900
copies ordered to be printed.
Colonel CoNNALLy offered the following
resolution, which lies over under the rules:
"Resolued, That 80 much Of the Cover
nor's message as relates to immigration be
referred to 9 spssisl jeint sommlttes OF the
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EEEGS.

THE GRAND ANNUAL CON- q
4 MUE!CaTinN OF the -AeCIEET, Ky
VIRGINIA Will be held at st. Alban's Hail. cor
ner OF Main and third streets, on WEDNESDAY
tue l3.h day OF December al O'Clock p. 81.
IN consequence or the Increased number of re-
presec tatiTes TO the Grand Lodge and the want of
accommodation In the lodge-room for representa-
tiv.5 and visitors, the following regulation has
beeu adopted, and iI Is hoped and believed that
visiting brethren viii not only See The necessity
Of The regulation. but will chs crfuly govern them
selvrs accordingly: :
REGULATION.
"None but representatives (exCept visiting
brethren from foreign jurisdictionsl win be adj
mitea to the Grand Lodge until after the organisa-
zion OF the Lodge, and b u upon payment or ONE
DOLLAR TO tie Grand Tller, In accordance with
the existing law of the Grand Lodge" tSee text
book, chapter 7, section slh.i 49,
By o, der OF the Most Worshipful Grand Master.
DEF JOHN DOVE, Grand Secretary
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M- NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS

NE NOW FOR CHE P DRESS
GOODS largo stock, good assortment, low prices.
BLACK ALPACA at 25c., 3oc., 3sc., DOC, 45c.,
Soc, eoc., CSC, and mp TO 8l.5o; every brand OF
klpeca, from the be to the elephant; Plain and
Corded POPLINS, in all colors; SATTEENS,
EMPREsS CLOTHS, EPEEGLINES, sHEP-
HERDS PLAIO5, ALPACAa In all colors at
a5c; OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COL
DEED DE LANES, FRENCH MERINOs,
SATTEENs, ROBES DE CHAMBRE (thc latest
stylesh TYCOON REPS, BLACK SILKS at
SL2S, $l5o, 81 rs, &2.oo, and up 10 $s7S all very
cheap wide LYONS SILK VELVET at $la.sc per
yard. would be cheap at $1,000; SICK-FACED
VFLVETS in black and colored, at low prices !;
BLACK MERISO. BLACK @ A SH u e BE,
DRAP DE'ETA, and other styles Of fashiona-
BILE Dress Goods, ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and l2l5 Maiu street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON Goo. a
pound COTTON YARN 81 so per bundle. NO 70
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NJ" FOR DECEMBER *<
AND CHRISTMAS, ps.@
NOPE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS

NOPE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
T. X. PRICE. & CO.,
sgain in market, are opening by steamers and ex-
press large additions to their splendid stock.
In DRESS GOODS the much desired shades.
FRENCH SATTEENS-Navy Blue, Plum Blue,
Brown, Crimson, Myrtle Green, Maroon, &c.;
Cachemeres, Empress Cloths, Ottowas, Reps,
Velours, Irish and French PopIips, Grape
Poplins, &C.
MOURNING GOODS Imperatrice, Tamese,
Reps Ottomans, velours, Henrietta Cloths,
Cashmeres, Merinos, DeLaines, &c, &C.; Dou-
ble-faced MOHAIRs and ALPACAS, very
cheap; ...a. ........s
STAPL Cloths, Blankets, Flan-
nes, Pulled Cloths, sheetlnss, Cottons, Dia-
pers, Towels, Irish Linen, &C., &c.
IN CLOAk-KOOM-Sh awls: Broche, Striped
French, Long and Equsre Blanket, French
Basket shawls. Beaver Cloth Clocks embroid-
cred and trimmed In every style, Waterproof
Cloaks, &C., &c.
Stock all the time kept mp. sasg..tufs.s}
Mr. THoAAsD. QUARLEs is with US, and would
glad to serve his friends from our extensive
stock. lno 20] L. X. PRiOE d co.
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ME- MOURNING GOODS.
BOMBAziNES at S1.aj, $l.So, Sl.75. and - per
yard; -, |A
TARIsE at 81, Sl.25, aad $3.50 per yard;
GRAPE ID PARIS at SOC. wor5h 7sc. per yard;
ALPACAS from csc. to 81 so per yard;
BLACK FRENCH MERINOS,
CASHMERE
Atwood DE LANES, a...
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
POPLINS,
CREPE and LOVE Wells,
CHEPE COLLARS,
WHITE AND BLACK MOURNING sET5 OF
COLLARS and CUFFS,
MOURNING aANDKERCaIEFs,
All kinds OF BLACK GLOVES, at
LEVY BROTHEBS',
l.. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our CORSETS at F1.9s are the best In the world
for the price. nosS
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sSAKRfEn.

On the 9Th OF December, at the Aoutmen..,
church, by tie Rev. George WoodbriSSe n sl n
Mr. JAMES T.-GILLIAM. or Charlotte co,intr,
10 Niles ELLEN NJ. only daughter OF John Hsyy,,
rold, EEq. No cards. An ar
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, COMPANY "G." Il
attend regular drill and meeting Of your COM "
pany THIS Thursday fFSEIHG, at cid MAJ Il
ket HALL At u O'Clock precisely, In fu dress uni.
form. with arms sud accoatrements.
BY order OF The Captain
Z. 81. TAYLOR,
de 7-1t% Orderly Sergeant.
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DC.

6n BARRELS BOYLE, MILLER 81
CO.'S CELEBRATED ROSE WHIsKEY.-As
agents for d!stii:crs we offer TO the trade In lots 10
suit tue above celebrated brand OK whiskey.
,o,a sc. TARnY & co.
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DOARDING.-MIss GLIB has two un.
~ occupied rooms on first and second 1oors,
furnished or unfurulshed To permanent board
era the terms will be moderate.
Members OF the Legislature will fpd good fare
and comic table rooms within five minutes walk
OF the Capitol. Apply on Marshall street second
doc. below Nintn street. de a-1w
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T LINNEMAN's STEAM DYkING
40 BROAD STREET, BETWHEN FOUETa
AND FIFTH sTREETs.-Dyetng done In any
color desired; also. Cleaning IN me 6est Anu
pestest a,vIe. Car Get securing Rnd KID gloves
cleaned. Invite the ladies especially TO eco my
lssest importation Of blue, adopted tor enk g., enc
worsted. HhSSa
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co..

CASHIERS OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, VA, oVember Sd, 1871.
NOTICE.-Tho annual meeting or the
~ stoCkh Jlders or the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad Company will be held in the city OF
Richmond on THURSDAY the 7th Of December,
1871.
The attention OF the stockholders is called TO the
following extract from the bylaws Of the COM
pany:
.'All proxies 10 represent stockholders at q
general meeting shall he IN writing, and signed
By the person thus transferring the power: part
nersh!pS may sign In the name OF partnerships
AMI the signature CT either member or the firm
shall be valid. No proxy shall be valid given
more than sixty daya prior TO the meeting OF the
company
The DO, ks oft-ansier shall be closed fifteen days
previous TO any general meeting.
no4 j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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FORM OF PROXY.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLK 3. r COMPANY.
Kno,o all men ~ these presents:
That the Undersigned, 90 hereby coz 2n-
- AID In -n.me, TO vote on all questions that
may be brought before lhe meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Richmond and Danyllle Railroad
Of -. or at any adjourned meeting thereof, here
by raLifyIng all the acts of - said attorney
IN the premises, fully as II - were present ana
voting In persCn. -. ,
IL testimony whereof. - have hereunto, affixed
hand This = day Of no So.td
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9SEEn.L

On the ssh instant: JOHN L. J0YNES, In the
foriy-seveuth re IT OF his age.
his funeral VIII take place from st. Marks
church THIS AFTERrOOH at falf-pass =
O'Clock. His friends are Invited 10 attend.
In this city, on the morning of the ID instant,
oirs. Nj RY A., wife OF DR.. John e. Friend OF
uenrico.
AT his fathers residence, on Tuesday the 6.h in.
slant, PETER JOSEPH, son Of john A. and VIZ
glnla W. Ceeval'le, aged three years, eleven
mon rs and nineteen days.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral from ST. Marks church on THURS
DAY the 7.h instant at IL O'Clock u,
On the a!h instant, on Church Hill, after pro-
IlHSLHY, aged about sixtT-three years.
der fuueralw Will to he place THIS AFTERNOON
tine 7th instantly, from the First African church,
inyi ed TO attend.
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~BUCKSKIN ENTERTAINMENTS,
great preseryer Of health, preventive and
cure for rheumatism, sore throat, neur algia,
lung diseases, and the many other Ills caused by
colds, For sale at LEVY BROTHERS.,
solc agents for tho city OF Richmond.
Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES can't be beat.
nos
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RDARablSG.

DOARD.-Memb Of the Legislature
ID can II ID comfortable accommodations ut airg.
NJ. G. gUKTON'a, COS Main street. second door
below Second Baptist church; few minutes walk
Of the capitol. DC 7-l*
fs,O THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGIS-
4 LhTUHE AND THEIR FAMILIEs.-Ihe
MISSES GAY would be pleased to have members
OF The LEGISLATURE and their families BOARD
with them duriog the sitting OF the Legislature.
heir house Is located the corner OF Fourth and
Franklin streets, In the most eligible and fashion,
ab par. of the city, Ing convenient to The Capt.
tol and all this public buildings in the city.
Ar
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lToTICE TO CREDITORS.
%l JOHN Il. Walsh.

4 Uncer legal advice closed my store. No. s,s
Main street, for M purpose OF taking 4 fali su-
yentory or my stock This Is completed Ny
store stock out, 10 be paid FOR weekly ia smsn
tusiaunents, 1T least $l,sos-ys ssS 81. -
hereby notify my creditors TO meet as tbs Of
aee OF John u. Hi,n,er, EsSu eornero or eleventh
month. Al ) O'Clock r. NJ, 20 decide on what
caurse they prefer for nqssidslon. II they do NOT
40 meet and determine on Tho day named I ana
creditors. -. -. Tz,t. ~ u
creditors and wind up my bu.inoss, q y ts not
me cling expeascs. JOHN rs HALad.
RICHMOND December L. 1871. nee De
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A STATED MEETING OF THE OLD
n DOMINION CLUB Will be held at their
Club-room TONIGHT December 7h) at y
O'Clock.
Every member is requested to be punctual In at
te 1tfanca, as business OF Importance Will be
'''"S JaMEo HI. TYLER, President.
DANIEL WREN. Seer etary. de Tit
MEETING OF MECHANICS UNION.
w A regular mssting, Of the MECHANICS,
USION OF THE CITY OF kiCHMOND WIZ
he held TI-SIGHT at Monticello Hall at half
psst O'Clock. full attendance Is earnestly
sired. THOMAS n. WYNNE, President.
K +. WALKsR, Secretary. dc III
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A NTHRACfTE COAL.-Eow atioat, 500
II tons best quality X. a. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which viii be sold from the vessels at low
dig,tres.
Call and see my prices, and lay In your winter
supply OF coal before there is an advance IN coal
and fre;ghta In the northern markets.
= 'T7'T-00- .-0 WRIT ROBERTS,
wis Corner 18th and Dock stroetg-
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
At 12 o'clock exactly the House was
called to order by John Bell Bigger, Esq,
Clerk of the last House Of Delegates.
Colonel G.. L. Crttendcn was appointed
temporary Sergeant-at-Arms.
An impressive and appropriate prayer
was offered BY the Rev. George d. Wood
bridge, D. D., of the Monumental Episco-
uaN church.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08

CARSON TuEATEE.-A crowded house
last evening to scc Nick of the
Woods" which WIS well rendered ny
the whole ca-.. Ar.cr he drama. Mrs.
Wilton r~ra.i.e3 '~aJuu~ u'Br.cu' IN n
manners uuor $50 pleasing and affect
mz j.a- she was .r. tgautlN interrupts
"a. aud %. thn conclusion WIS hon
oreilN "a pcgiec- Storm oi applause.
A VARIETY ~roHE.-J. J. Man lie
baum desires the public to know that
they can be- furnished from his store
WIKI the following curious compound
ufar.ir5e~: stationery. Candies, Nuts.
Vegetables. Poultry" etc.
\ TUSsLE.-Tvo lumbermen had a
SET to Oh larson street. las, night.
about some ln--. but ue.tacr was in
jurcI >f..ic.uu.tv to justly him in in
iuig.n< III the "NtrlNag9ut iUN@rN of
a surgical operation.
SIERRA SEWINARY.-Patrous of the
~ierrl Seminary i'm Carson will take
nu..rp tina. tao ~p".n- term Will couu-
mence next Noulay. january OH.
PCELlt ScuuorS.-Taepubiic schools
or .lj~ c.,E tHIr in number viii bee
open tp-m1groEy.
FoE ~ALE.-A desirable residence.
located on Church street. for >lle.-for
particulars inquire u. this Office.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY

CATHOLIC CuUECu.-Divine Services
n n O'Clock "A. IN.
pRESUYrErIN$ CHURCH.-Preachilg at
a "a. III. and y. IN. sabbath school at
l-t p. III.
EPISCOPAL tuURcI.-SerNlc,s ~ II r.
m..anH-p. N. Sunday school az ~
o'clock. III are cordially invited 10 att
tend.
NrruaufsT CUCRCU.-Hav. J. -. Ham
moua. Pastor. Preaching az II a. m, and
: D. IN. SUNDAY school ar = III. Prayer
meeting every Friday evening. nj o'cl'k.
seats ira".
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY
THE MORGAN MILL.

YELLow JACKET COMPANY
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sr. cuARLEs-GEo. TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
w Grogan. san Francisco.
Harry Thornton, Hamilton.
&C Battcrman, Virginia.
" " Boring, Aurora.
D. Francis
nM Mci-htman. sink OF carson.
q " Jordan, Carson Valley.
~ Stokes. Monitor.
DIV McBeth. silver Mountain.
EMsBY HoCsE-G. D.. FRYER, PRoPElEio4'
CT Cutler. Eilso.
Eliza Mccain, Pine Grove.
X Livingston < wife.
Ell Buckingham & wife, Virginia.
Mrs " Robinson,
Caas T. Warner < wife,