The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.-ThlS

city. 1t Is y 1eet square, anu HAS
a spire rising 80 feet above the ground,
surn,ounted by a large gilded ball and
a gilt cross six feet in length. 1t is
estimated that when the seats are ar
ranged in the auditorium and gallery
the church will accommodate between
five and six hundred persons. The
sides of the building are each orna-
nuented with -four buttresseS, which
add great strength to the structure
and relieve it from mOnotOny. 1t IS a
frame building. hard finished, with
arched ceiling, and its acoustic quail
ties are most excellent and mo
wonderful, conveying the slightest
whisper from one end of the large
room to the other without the contu-
sion of echo. The altar is a superb
one. and reflects great credit upon the
skill and ingenuity of the builder.
The building is a credit to the colnmu-
nity and "A monument to the mechan-
zeal skill of Peter Cavanaugh (Who
constructed it, as well as to the pa
thence and perseverance, of Rev. Father
Grace, to whose industry and energy
the community is mainly indebted tor
this magnificent editice.
eoo Tro Sovor,I DAYS
~ m;.hto
enjoy the beautiful scenery and balmy
,iro Of Lake RieIcr for the Summer,
arrived at the Glenbrook House and
proposed to the landlord, Mr.. SaXton,
to~ sunnIv hotel with fish in paw
mont for hoard. The accommodating
I,nlIord told him to 90 ahead. that
""anIt INV oil tho fish he could
.aL rl,o ,i.barn,on snnt This city
ond murlhoun thn Necessary tackle.
r,o N rad y Lnat and for five DAYS he
l,1ai a,,,y ont in tho I,ke without
rrnftjnr niLbIa Yesterday
10 ..strucL il :, ,hnnt half n
MY ;TN orn 10 hooLod mon
~ n IA a,r,y uonr tho boa+ d.rtiur
over the water like a feather In a
sto''I. II',,n ~ ra,Ir hoiinTinT
thru h front weighed 600 pounds. be
ing afraid of swapping his craft by
hauling IN Such d loai, Goiiillieiitc,'
io"!iT 81 >'oiT' =" li".l
benlhd hltli' Ci le"cnihG az nIoIo
ne hauIeu out HIS ""'TH "
genuine troui-ahu "eISheu eAaTniS
hNe POUNDS ana lhIee ounces III
sa!iaht S"eue ieeiS "l'oo"'aou'
uoNr1Ess-EarIy Yesterday morn
l.. ~ E..Io low .
brich+ ;,toI,i~ort and wau behaved
,:..Io c,uou ,,d si..i,r on tho
.ido,oIk !, front Of the MAGNOLIA
60 ~ r,o, irou;rv il was
- nai ,Eat koih hi. narant had
49, dr,nL - haa.Ir i,nnE-
~ ri'rht 1870 and in tboir orrias
ne 7aJ n.y. ,hai,. frrnitn and
q tho G.tIo ~i,nn.ant awav
- n' ~ .ho daad homr If no
,," nn tindiv fnrnishaI a
- h,. no r~antIon,.n Who found him
sitting i'll the chill air and weeping
over lis hlisioi'"he
THE MINsTRELs.-The attendance
at the Carson Theater Wednesday
evening was not as large as it might
hor hoo, rbo tbaator i LARGO and
-.,[
Will seat large uuiiiper Oh Pe1PIej
put the entertainment was so"u one.
Inc Original cohulldruiils ana why
SaSln@s, as well as the Singing ana III,
elected much applause, and Miss Ber-
nard's singing was ~appIauded to the
emo anu co"hPlihleii'eu VIII" an q"
GOLD HILL LoTTERY.-The tickets i'll
this liberal scheme are selling off rap
~. ro will eoon
i"iS' !" # e,Il
- -. 80. .,Io
OF tickets i'll this city. has received
orders to close day after tomorrow
and sell no more. some lucky nom
yaS+manf in The COLL Hill Lottery. and
a great many others will get Il good
starter.