The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-30

METHODIST UIRCI.-f(e j. IL. Ham
mond, Pastor. Preaching at ii a. m, an,
"a p. m. sunday School at l. m. Seat
free. Rev. Mr.. BatcnIan, a Baptist clergy
man from Kansas, viii preach this morn
ing.
A PICTURE.-A better subject fol
the pencil of Jump or any other comic
artist could scarcely be imagined tina,
that Afforded by a little Swear tow
headed boy on Carson street, yester.
day morning. He waddled out into
the middle of the street, took posses.
sion of George Gibson's hose and
commenced watering the street. and
with tongue loliing on his chin and Il
stray lock of straight white hair pro-
Jectlng i'll front rOm his little hat,
looked as u~nconccrned as Il berkshire
pig in a watermelon patch or Frank
henderson az an Indian fandangO.
Once astride the hose, he took posses
sion OF the middle OF the street and
would not bulge for Stage, horse or
wagon. After an hours amusement
to ~by-standers he was led away by an
elder member OF the family, but not
until he became as wet as u drowned
rat.
BEDBUGS.-PrOfess0r Oben has with
him a number of trained bedbugS,
which have Il habit of getting on
peoples clothes and making them
selves conspicuous whenever their
master desires them to do SO. To
have the Professor step up to one and
pick half a dozen of these fetid insects
from ones clothes will raise Il laugh
in any crowd. but when the trick is
played on 4 landlord who is sensitive
on the subject of bedbug>, it partakcs
of the nature Of a cruel joke. one of
our city landlords. being thus play
ed" was finally pacitied by the assur-
ance THAI all the bugs i'll Oben's pos
session were gcldingS.
MIS>TRELS.-We forgot to state. in
u Yesterdays notice of the forthcom-
ing performance of the Carson Min
strels, that nothing unchaste will be
permitted. either in word or action.
Many Very striking and amusing local
hits have been prepared, all of them
of 4 good naturcd character, which of
course are not put down in the bills.
Altogether the entertainment promI-
ises 10 be a rich affair, and one that
Will not be soon forgotten. Tickets
CdIl Ic idti ut me lHCtNtT anu I'LL the
principal saloons.
Il TowN.-Thomas J.. Andrews, a
~ er and Il '59-er, and at present Dep
uty Sheriff of White Pine county. ar
rived in this city yesterday from San
Francesca, and Is stopping at the
Ormsby House. Tom Will await the
arrival of the papers in the Strou>>e
case granting a new trial. and take
the prisoner back to Hamilton.
GLovEs.-Sheyer * Morris have re-
ceived a large invoice of the finest
genuine Alexandra kid gloves with
t~assels) ever brought into the Nevada
market. Ladies should call and see
them (the gloVe>.Ethey (the gloves,
not Sheyer d Norrio) are real beauties,
and no mistake.
DOUGLAS CoURT.-Judge c. n. Har-
ris, of the Second judicial District, will
convene the District Court for Douglas
county at 10 O'Clock Il. IN. tomorrow
at Genoa. Grand Jurors "a list of
whom We gave Friday are required
to be present at the opening of the
Court.
MAY SKATING.-There beingno May
party for the little ones Tomorrow,
Moore & Parker have determined to
throw open their skating rink, admit
ting ladies and children free, and
charging the usual quarter fors skates.
LATE.-Dyer's Reno Stage came in
late yesterday morning, owing to de-
lay in the arrival of the train. Black
more made the drive from Reno to this ,
thirty-two miles, in exactly four
hours-including ~stoppages.
MoNEY.-Jerry Schooling, State
gives notice in another col
umn that all State warrants issued .
prior to January last will be paid upon :
presentation at the Treasury.
EPIsCoPAL.-Owing to the absence !
of Brother Allen, there will be no !,
at the Episcopal Church to-
but the Sunday School will con-
yene at 1890 as usual. a.,
SUPREME COURT. After hearing I
arguments in the negro school
case and the Capital case, the Supreme i
Court yesterday took a recess until |
the 18th day OF June. II