The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
Nh. HURp's LEcrURE.-Although

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cold and cherries, a goodly number
attended the Presbyterian church to
listen to the lecture of Rev. I. N.
Hurd, on the subject of the creation.
The ext was taken from the book of
Genesis, first chapter and first verse.
The lecture was well prepared, we'll
delivered, and the whole "a not only
interesting, bnt logical, and well cal
cuiated to convince the skeptical. The
choir waS excellent. Mrs. COlton- as
soprano, Mrs. Foster, alto and organist,
b. +. Foster, tenor, and Ben Edison.
bass, made the best music We have
heard for a long time.
FooLING THE BOY>.-Last evening
about 6 O'Clock, the bell of the Curry
engine house was struck two sharp
raps by mistake. The fire laddies
dropped everything and flew to their
respective engine houses. Heads OF
families rushed to street Orner for
the purpose of ascertainlng h safety
of their dwellings, when i'll IA short
time the alarm was found to be false.
Curses, not loud but deep, proceeded
from the fooled fire boys, and satisfied
smiles widened the mouths OF eAcited
fathers and husbands, when they
found out that all was we'll.
The BATES CoMPANY.-John Piper
telegraphed to Moore & Parker hat
the Bates Company will perform at
the Carson Theater on Tuesday, We'd
ne>dav and Thursday next. three
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in her principal characters, of which
Queen Elizabeth is the chief, as 10y
critics she is said to be une9uaIled in
it. We predict crowded houses for
the whole three nights.
PPoToGRAPHIC.-In consequence OF
the high winds prevailing the pastfew
DAYS, J. X. Sutterly has been unable
to complete his views of the mills and
II On the Carson river, and Will
not be able to commence on The CAPT
toll, Mint and other buildings as soon
AS he anticipated. Due notice will be
given of the time he may be expected
here for the above purpose.
CALIFORNIA BoQUETs.-Gus Lewis,
of the new SaZerac Saloon, received
from Vallejo, on Sunday, a tin case
full of the most beautiful bouquets ever
seen. They were SO we'll put ny ard
preserved as to be as fresh as If just
plucked. The flowers were sen by
the respected widow of t. G. Smith,
and put up by her sweet little girls.
The barroOm of the SaZerac smells as
as a conservatory.
The ORMSBY HoUsE.-R. II. Vance,
the pioneer photographic of California,
is in town for the purpose of making
arrangements to tear downand rebuild
of bricks the adobe part of the Orm>bv
House. Being in rather an unsafe
condition, we hope Mr.. Vance may
conclude to rebuild it. 1t is a good
business house and will always re-
main so as long as Carson is a town.
FRIsBIE's SHOW WINDow.-On sun
day last Erishie's window vas the
of general admiration. There
were vegetables Of all kinds; fresh
fish. lamb, veal, and lob
All of these things We're sprin
Killed. by the fountain, and the varia-
ton ofcolors overwhelmingly attractive
and proof that The old man is chief OF
re>tauranterS.
APoLoGETIC.-We humbIy ask the
pardon of our esteemed juvenile
Jake Beam, for failing to report
the birth of a daughter. We were
duly informed by DR.. Lee of the fact,
and desired to record the same. We
We're also informed of the fact by the
PARENT, and nothing but forget
can be offered as an excuse
L. S. BRANCH MINT.-The total
amount of bullion received al the Car
Mint. Yesterday, was 21.19S inc
twenty four gold and silver bars We're
shipped this morning to the Bank of
california. Virginia clty, to the credit
If the Belcher and Crown Point
mines. Their value was ISL ,6O1 %
OFFICIAL INvITATIoNs.-The Exc
Committee for the Fourth of
July celebration. in Carson, have in
,tructed their Secretary to invite all
he Federal, State and County officers
o participate in the exercises of the
National Holiday.
BAR FIXINGs.-Gaige Il MAY, of the
Magnolia Saloon, have purchased a
arge silver tray, centeFpiece and all
he ap~purtenances. which cannot per
laps be equalled in beauty in any bar
n the State. The chaste carving Of
9th tray and flower stand is worth
at.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEaESTs.-E. b. {
Rail received a large consignment of