The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-11
DAYS.
NrnD1EroS's CHRoMo GIL PAINT.

MIDDLEroN's CHRoMo GIL PAINT
SGs.- Mr.. T. L. Webb is taking
orders in Carson for Middleton's Ma
tional oil portraits, embracing WASH
ington and wife, Webster, Clay, Jack
son, Lincoln, Grant, Sherman and
others. including John Wesley. These
paintings are highly recommended by
distinguished artists. by such men as
buchanan Reid and Edward Everett.
They are not done with a bru>il. but
with oil paints, in a succession OF ietr-
teen different prihting~. They are SO
perfect that it is difficult for even az
artist to distinguish them from an on
painting. Their cost is tritiing coin-
pared with paintings. Mr.. Webb will
receive orders for, and fill them before
leaving the city. A specimen can be
seen at the P~o~totfice and at the Orms-
by House. These oil chromos are
published by Howe Il Middleton, Gin
cinnati, and can he procured of their
.canvassing agents only. Washington's
portrait is from Stuart. and Is M
ably correct. All the portraits enunn-
Grated are excellent. They are cheap,
neat. and beautiful. and as such we
recommend them TO the inspection OF
the public.
THE PLEADEas.-William Russell,
Tilton Cockerell, Thomas Ryan, John
S1uires, Thomas Flynn, George Roth,
Frank Clifford, J.. Bedford ROBBERS,
Edward b. Parsons, James +. Chap
man. edward Bigelow, John Burke,
Marion Pruitt, Pat. McCue. William
Willis. Thomas Carter. Daniel Taylor,
and Bernard j. C~oSgrOve, each and all
indicted for murder in the first degree
tor the killing of +. NJ. I>aac-, will be
brought INTO Court from the State
Prison at > O'Clock this afternoon to
plead to the indictment. Each and all
of the above named .~Onvicts are also
indicted for murder in the first degree
for the killing Of Matt. Plxley. and
will probably be a~Fraigned to plead on
Monday. though they may plead to
both indictments today.
FAUX Ps.-The bridegroom of Sat
urday night last writes a letter to one
of his creditors IN this city. fully ex-
onorating himself from all blame in
the matter of the marriage. We await
the fultiilment oi promises therein
contained, before going into details 2s
to how III. marriage WAS brought
ABOUT, anu a. 10 WHO AXIS .iiidtt
thereby. Suffice it. there are some
startling revelations in the letter, in
voIving the moral reputation Of a
business man OF this city t'bra>s
ring and of a gentleman OF Pine Nut.
LAKE BGGLER.-Colcnel =. W. Won
Schmidt is at Tahoe City, personally
experimenting TIE constructions ct the
dam across the outlet of Truckeel
river. The dam is being built of lUAE-t
Der, close t. the edge of the lake, and
is nearly completed. The canal will
follow down the north side Of the
Truckee to a point nearly opposite
>qUaw Valley, where the water will
cross the rive by duMe.
BELMoNr.-Ag entlemanjust in from
Belmont, Nye county, informs US that,
while the own appears dull, tie yield
OF the mines is simply monstrouS.
The Leon mine has been milling ore
that Yields 81 100, to 81 300. $1,000 and
81 400 to the ton, and orr Informant
is Of opinion that every pound of the
material found between the walls OF
the ledge will average 500 per ton.
This places the Leon IN the front rank
OF silver mines.
To BE SENTENCED All Wee, the
.Chinaman who burglarized the store
of John E. Cheney OH the 18th of Del
tober last, and whG Was indicted by
the Grand Jury and pleaded guilty to
the charge. will receive his sentence
in the District Court at IL o'clock this
forenoon.
TIME.-The staga-arrives here from
Steamboat at D O'Clock in the morning,
instead of 10, as stated yesterday, and
leave here at 10 in the evenlng-thus
missing the train. going to and coming
from the east.
RAINBow.-Dr. Sharp had a rainbow
formed on his sideand shoulder, yes
terday, by the kick of a double barrel
shotgun. both barrels CT which have
a habit of going Off at once.
THE RECEPTIoN.-Sheriff Swift has
hadthe County Jail thoroughly cleaned
and ventilated, for the recep tion of the
indicted convicts, who will be brought
to town for trial.
COUNTY CoMMIssyoNERS.-The Board
of County Commissioners will hold a
meeting, at 10 O'Clock to-day, in the
county building, for the transaction of
general business.
SKATING.-The skating rink will be
open to the public at the usual hours
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