The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07

at q. O'Clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
PosTPoNED.-We have recei we'd the
following soothing note from the au-
thor of Mason's Earthquake, which
will be rerused with the deepest in
terest and most intense satisfaction by
all v denizens of this valley /:
carson, May 6, 1871. Professor
CHM: Your p-lucid explanation of the
earthquake is entirely satisfactory.
No one need be Altered now. Nary
earthquake will come sloshinS around
here after seeing that amount OF phil
osophy in the Register of this MORN
ing. 1t would knock the socks
of of any earthquake that ever trav-
eled. one VAS coming, just as said;
but when it reached Lake Boo-hoo 1t
met IA copy of the Register ut Taboo
City. and the 'du-tlicker' went for the
surplus electricity, and the dynamic
action got the best of the 'etfllux ofthe
fluid and the salient terrestrial con
ductors' cuuntered ON the static ten
sion and abrupt discharges and this
war of the elements knocked that old
earthquake into a cooked hat-and
there i no fear now of war, either
.~telluric' or aerial Rest in peace.
The du-flicker has ceased to vibrate.
and the earthquake is indefinitely
postponed. BE Vlrtuous and you'll be
happy. Electrically yours, isignedI II.
:. Mason" In The language Of tue T..
Z. v, ''satistactory!'
HYMENEAL.-our gallant fellow
townsinan, Bernhard Olcovich, of the
firm of Olcovich Brothers. dry goods
and general merchants of this city,
will lead to the altar on Tuesday even
ing next Miss Carrie Daeuberg, of San
Francisco. The ceremony will take
place at the residence OF Mr.. j. Cal
iSher, 2l5 Seventh street (DetweeI
Howard and Fol>om), at . O'Clock p
IN, Tuesday, 9th instant, and a grand
reception OF the mutual friends of the
happy pair Will be held after > O'Clock
y. IN. on Sunday next, lith instant, AT
No. S54 Folsom street, between Fourth
and Fifth. We are pleased 10 acknowl.
edge the receipt of an invitation to be
present. and shall probably be able Il
add our personal congratulations at the
reception.
DOUGLAS DISTRICT COURT. The
following cases have been tried before
Judge {. y. Harris of the Second Dis
trict Court in and for Douglas county,
during the past week: Roach vs.
SNYDER. motion to Vacate an award OF
Sli.OO for plaintiff; award set aside
i. w. Nansickle vs.. ii. Nansickle;
action in trover for $50; judgment fol
- RlnSSnn, - III Van.
sickle. action on account for S2l4i
Judgment for plaintiff. The State VS.
All sam and All See. charged with
burglary; verdict of guilty. The State
vs.. j. Bryant and J. Summers charged
we believe. with stealing and killing
cattle at Pine Nut Valley: at last ac
counts the jury had been out twelve
hours. p. S.-A dispatch received al
$50 last night informs US that Bryant
and Summers (or~>imInons) were founC
guilty of petty larceny-the jury hav'
ing been out twcnty-one hours.
DIsAGREED.-The jury in the case Of
the State VS.. Seabolt and Noyes
charged with assault on Marion Little
failed to agree. Friday evening, anC
were discharged, The case will come
up for trial again at 10 a. m. to-mor
row. before Justice Parkinson.
INGATHERING OF ISRAEL.-A sermon
will be preached by Catharine SchertZ
on tie ''Ingathering of Israel. for the
REDEMPTION of soul and body, to entel
into life eternal.'' at the Stone Schoo
House in this city at , O'Clock this
afternoon.
BRANCH MIST.-The deposits o
gold and silver bullion at the Unitec
states Branch Mint in this city for the
six DAYS ending with yesterday
amounted to Slt3,220 7G, the greater
portion of which was for coinage.
METHODIST CHURCH.-There will bt
no preaching at the Methodist Church
to-day Sunday, on ccoun of the
absence from the city of the pastor
Rev. J. u. Hammond. Sabbath schoo
at II O'Clock M, as usual.
TAXEs.-George w. Chedic, County
Assessor, gives notice in another col
umn that the annual poll tax of 81 i
now due and payable. and says othe
things which will interest taxpayer
in general.