The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-18

u Nam. FranktCW0 VI IHFlstle,
NJ Cradleb tugh Carson Valley
DIFFICULTY AT RENO. AT Reno,
night before last, William Mooney, OF
Virginia. struck a young man named
Booth son of John Booth, of the Silver
state, Unionville) overthe back of the
head with a short bar of iron, intlict-
ing "A evere wound, from the effects
of which Booth was dangerously ill
Yesterday. Mooney gave bonds for
his appearance at 10 O'Clock to-mor-
row. 1t seems that Booth had been
driving for Mooney on the opposition
line from Virginia to Reno, then be-
came runner at the latter place for
the same line. Recently he quilted
Moneys employ and went into that
of Hill Beachey. as runner for the
regular stage line. The difficulty is
supposed to have grown out of the
change.
3. B.-The Silver Star Base Ball
Club had a fine practice game yester-
day afternoon, in which several gen.
tlemen from Virginia participated.
\. l.. Edwards acted as Scorer and L..
:. Eldridge as Umpire. Crowded for
room, we give only the result: Picked
nine, 10 runs, 10 outs, UnkownS, %
runs, Is outs. The bat prepared for
the champion club of Nevada for ISL
was on exhibition, and is a handsome
piece of workmanship. The silver
mounted bat presented to the Fourth
OF July Executive Committee 10y K.
Fred. Brooks date of Elko) has not
| vet arrived. but will be here in time,
and We learn that the Reno Base Ball
Club will contend for it with the
Silver Stars, in this city, on the 4th
proNimo.
CARsoNITEs ISJURED.-We learn,
from a private letter, that an accident
occurred at the saw mill of Bragg Il
Folsom, at Camp Is, Central Pacific
Railroad, on the Truckee river. Friday
morning last, by the giving way of
The traiuway leading from the mill to
the railroad track, by which a MIR.
Hawks, head sawyer. was severely
bruised. and a Mr.. Winship had both
bones Of one leg broken between the
knee and ankle. No further particu-
lars received.
AT CoRNELIAN UoT SPRINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel CIV.
+. Campbell. proprietary. on the
northern shore of Lake Bigler, on
Friday: +. Balm and wife. kenosha,
Wis: J. NJ. Benton, Carson City, New:
Davis Wilson and wife, Washington,
ID. G.: ThOS. COtter, Truckee, Cal; j.
y. Todnlan. Tahoe City.
AT GLENBRooK.- The following
named persons registered At the Glen
brook Hotel a. IL. Saxton, proprie-
tori. eastern shore of Lake Bigler,
Yesterday: Henry Gordon, Folsom,
Cal; Edward Balm and wife, kcno>ha.
Wis; W. i. Campbell. Comedian Hot
Springs; :. W. >andcrson, Sacramtn.o;
Thomas Roland. Charles Parish, Lake
House: Walter Il. Lyon, Tahoe City.
Masonic EXCURsIoS.-On Saturday
next st. Johns Day, 2ith, the Mason
ic Fraternity Of Reno Will join in a
grand excursion to Bonner Lake. i'll
which all are cordially invited to par
ticIpate. The cars will leave Reno
with the party at = in the morning and
Bonner Lake at : in the evening; fare,
the round trip, 81; children under
ten, free; over ten half price.
SETrLED.- Christ. Lark, Treasurer
of Humboldt county, yesterday settled /!
with the State Controller for the !
six months ending June l2th. Amount
of State revenue received by him Sill
$50 a: expenses allowed for collection,
ST. IL: net mount appOrtiOned and
paid TO the State, Sl4,064 81.
FUNERALSERMoN.-Rev. /. n. Hurd
will preach the funeral sermon of the
late Mrs, Adelaide +. C~halnberlin at
o'clock this afternoon, at h Pres
bYteviau Church. The morning ser
vice at that church will, in conse-
luence. be omitted.
MORE CoIN.-County creditors will
take notice that III. S. Mason, County
this morning advertiseS
1916 IL as being on hand ready for
redemption of warrants, which. if
aot surrendered, will cease to bear in
-erest.
WILL RE MovEn,-The State Lib
AIRY will be moved into the new Capt.
oil tomorrow. This will settle a long
,eXed question:, and one which has
given Secretary Minor a great deal of
rOuble.
U. S, DISTRICT CoURT.-This Court,
Judge E. w. HilIyer presiding, will
meet at IL o'clock o-morrow, at
which hour the Grand Jurors sum-
are required to be present.
FOURTH OF JULY.-The Fourth of
July Executive Committee will hold
. meeting Tomorrow evening ut the
of j. Mart, Reese.