The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-25

Man DkowNkD.-On Sunday after
noon, as a party OF five men were on
their way from Empire City to the
Brunswick mill in a boat, II of the
party, Joseph Fox, was drowned. 1t
appears that the river was running so
swiftly that the boat became unman-
ageable and one of the number. Milt
Elstner, son of the superintendent of
the mill, leaped out and reached the
hank. Those remaining on board ell
deavored TO pull The bOat into hank
As her going over the tails seemed IN
evitable, when by souie n~iismanage-
ment she cap>ized aud all went over
board. Mr.. Fox. being unable to
swim, was drowned; the others es
capped. Coroner Lyon WAS sent for,
who Immediately repaired to the
scene of the disaster and held an in
quest on the body. The jury was com
posed Of the following named persons:
John h. Mcdonald, William Higgins,
Henry Goodwin, Geo. ). Ellis, and
David 4. Le4vv. Verdict. accidental
" drowned. Deceased was employed
as painter at the Brunswick. He was
about 81 years of age ami a native of
Longford, Ireland. His brother,
Thomas Fox. i the well known hide
dealer of storey county, who, on
learning of the melancholy death of
his brother. came down, and after the
inquest had him removed to Virginia
city. We understand that deceased
was OF a fire company in
Storey county.
BILL PosTING-That popular old,
young fellow. Andy Wright, notifies
his friends and arquaintances that he is
still in the field and prepared to do all
kinds of till sticking. distributing,
and all matters connected with his
business. Andy has built several new
bulletin boards aud fixed them in con-
s%picuous places. by which means h
posters Will remain where he pa>teS
them, as long rs his customers desire.
Andy has resided so long III this town
that he has become an integral por-
ton of it, and it Is to be hoped hat
all desiring FASTING or distributing
done, will remember. that he still
lives, moves and has his being in our
midst.
QUEEN ELIZABETH.-ThiS evening
Mrs. +. NJ. Bates will perform at the
Carson Theater, in her world re-
nowned character of Queen Elizabeth.
We need say but little to induce our
readers TO attend, as the seats in the
dress circle were all taken at an early
hour yesterday morning. Mrs. Bates
is said to be iniiuitable as the Virgin
Queen. and is very ably supported by
the whole +. NJ. Bates, as
Lord ESSEX. and Mrs. Stewart, As Lady
Annie BHrleIgh. are excellent. In
fact, the whole troupe are erRinently
successful in all they undertake. The
theater will be full to night, from floor
to ceiling.
THE Misunderstanding irrepres
sible fruit dealer. J. C.. Belcher, whose
fruit orchard is near the Cos
umnes river. Sacramento county. Cal
made his first appearance for
the season in Our office, Yesterday
morning. Mr.. BeIcher came owe the
by the P~lacervills route, ;
and Will remain on this side of the
Sierras until next Fall. His fruit is I
by the way of Reno, and
brought from there by fast freight.
iaify. Virginia is his head quarters. He
will fill orders for the different kind OF ]
ruit. and at the lowest rates. He is a a
genial gentleman, and can al Q
be relied on. =,
Ice CREAM SoDA.-At o. p. Willis {
drugstore can be had the above named ::
beverage, at all hours of day r
n night. 1t is an entirely new style
If drink, and those who have tasted C
Ompare it to the nectar of the gods. =
Every kind al syrup can be had, ice
old, and out of glasses beautiful
'norkgh for a Cleopatra 10 drink from.
cali with your ladies, and L
aides come alone, if you can't help it. s.
REPoRToF CENSUS MARSHAL-H. q
I. Bence, Census Marshal for District ii
20. l, reports the following mum Der ii
between 8 and Is years of age,
80; girls, between . and IS, l67; be
Heen Is and Il. IS; number born in m
'evada. 33c; huihbef between q D te
ears. So; number under 6 years, 2S4. OF
number OF children, 66S. n,
CoNvALEsCENT.-Wnh much pleas y,
re We announce that Ed. Gushing. q,
no was so seriously injured two
sInce, is now able to get about
le bouse, and even on to the stoop. io
bOuld no draw back occur, he will Il
resume his wonted place in the al
immunity. The treatment of his of
,se reflects great credit on his medi- m
Il attendants, Drs. Lee and Kirby. hi
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