The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

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THE SNOW SToRN.-The yale OF
Wednesday, aS was expected, brought
the storm in earnest. ON Wednesday
night, some six inches of snow fell i'll
Carson, and continued falling until
Thursday noon. when one OF those
breaks occurred in the clouds. 50 Pc
culiar to mountainous regions \
fleecy cloud. resembling drifting 10Y
hung over the mountains to the west
ward: scattering clouds were to be
seen in the eastern horizon, while
overhead a broad cNpan>e OF %cerulean
skv seemed to burst out. 80 beauti-
fully was the sight that description
fails; none but Il poets pen could de
scribe it. aud then but family. In a
short space of time the clouds spread
over this AIR vision, II the re
mainder of the dav was a. chanGeabie
as woman'S temper. or mans, which
is often the worst OF the two, until
sunset, when every cloud vanished
and the >llVerV 400 in conjunction
with the twinkiing stars, held control
OF the blue ethereal vault OF Heaven.
NELLIE CLAKKE's SKATES. - On
"Wednesday evening. the roller skates,
before spoken Of, were presented TO
little Nellie Clarke, at Moore & Park
ers Hall. Professor Al. Mills WAS so
ltcitated to make the presentation.
which Inc did much to the satisfaction
of 'IittIe \ell.' and amusement OF
those present. He said: "Hum-ah!
Permit me. nadauI-h'm-l have the
extreme felicity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(Shut up vuur head Dick, can't YOU
TO have the hon0r-muCh satisfaction
-proudest Observation-Disclosures
ed to pubIic-ah"- Then he broke
into poetry. his strong suit and con
GUIDED with:
Take these skates, my little N"Ilr
Keen them clean. and use them WE'LL
misunderstanding to the ball of
Thursday evening. a middle-aged
BENEDICT. who sells the necessarles OF
life to Carson people, and holds forth
within a mile of the Penrod House,
said that ..he felt like taking Yer
lady at the party in his arms, and,
and. letting her drop again. in con
>eouenceo ftheir wearing> short dresses.
He is opposed to trailing skirts IN
principle. and saws that Congress
should pass an Act fprbidding the use
of them, under pain of a severe pen
altv. Benedict is Il good man ana
sensible in that direction.
VIs1ToR.-Judge Wellington Stew
art. for a long time Justice OF the
Peace Of this township, whilom mem
Der of Assembly in Montana, and
now practiciug attorney at san Die@o,
Cal, was in town yesterday on a Visit
to his family. Business of Importance
calling. he left for his home yesterday
bv stage The Judge has many old
friends who We're all pleased to see
him.
THE MAGNoLIA.-Gaige Il May have
made quite an improvement in the
Magnolia Saloon. They have taken
mi one billiard table. moved the re-
manning one nearer to the front, and
nartitioned off the saloon some fifteen
feet from the rear and intend making
"A club-room of the back part. The
saloon WAS too large for its hight, and
is much improved by the change.
BALL AT EaPIRE.-The attention of
our dancc-loving citizens Is called, by
advertisement. i'll another column, to
a social hop at the hall of Richey u
Williamson, Empire City, on Tuesday
evening next. Every Carsonlte Knows
John. the butcher, and all his acquaIn-
tances know him to be a jolly good
fellow. We trust that all who can,
will attend the dance on Tuesday.
RETURSED.-We are pleased to note
the return of Attorney General Buck
ner, looking fresh and healthy. He
has been out to Oreana, Humboldt
county. probably looking after his
winning or AGRICULTURAL interests. We
are proud 10 know that many OF our
state officers are becOn ing wealthy III
hoth or either of these directions.
SK.TISG.-The skating rink will be
open at the usual hours tbs afternoon
and evening. The Carson Cotillion
hand will be in attendance and a So
ciaI dance will be INDUCED in between
the hours of 9 and II p. n.