The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

heit til, rmOnIeteTs are used IN making these Oh
servatiuns..
The FIRE At MoNIToR.-FrOm our
dear young friend, l. \. Farwell, we
learn the particulars of the fire at
Monitor, Alpine county. 1t com
menced at 8 o'clock p. NJ on Saturday
last, and is supposedt to have originated
from a defective stovepipe, In Bagleys
Hotel. which was totally destroyed.
The Union Hotel, kept 10y Mr.. Larsen,
was burned and also the barn belong
ing thereto. McBett's saloon totally
destroyed; FarweIl 4 Cievcland'> "a
loon was burned; Ogden's saloon.
ditto: Eayette Lewis dwelling house
was burned to the ground, AID Ran
stein & Gibsou', store WAS d~e>troyed;
part of the goods were saved. On the
property WAS some insurance. though
not near enough to cover the loss.
Mr.. FarweIl had a thousand dollars
worth OF goods on the road. when he
in consequence saved: he lost every
thing else. BY strong eXertion the
following property VAS saved from the
names: Sherman Lewis printing
office; odd Fellows Hall. and butcher
shop. Ike don't much cast down;
he OF a family used To such
things: MS father was burned out In
the Chicago co~ntlagration, and still
lives and breathes.
THE ESCAPED CoNvICrS. Sheriff
Patterson. of White Pine county, tele
-raphed to Lieutenant GovernOr9) en-
Yer yesterday, that he had Roth, Burk
and Clifford in his charge and world
bring them into Carson for 81 800.
Sheriff Swift telegraphed back that he
syould 90 to Hamilton. pay Patterson
500. and bring the three gentlemen
in himself. subsequently Sheriff
Patterson sem wori that he would
start this morning with the men. o
s%equentlv they may be expected In
Carson by tomorrow
ICE.-J. NJ. Benton, t~helivery Stable
man, has on hand a large quantity Of
beautiful clear ice; he peddles it
around every morning. and expects
to do SO throughout TIE Summer.
Seeing a Young fellow weighing ice
Yesterday morning, we inquired Of
itim whose nice clean looking Ice he
was peddling, he replied mine sir
We looked again. and behold 1t was
Doc. himself, sIOrn, alas, OF his beau
tiful flowing beard. such a disguised
individual is seldom seen. and he
docks about eighteen years of age.
RETURNED.-We are pleased to note
the return of Theo. A. Hale to his ac-
customed T ace. Iieis much improved
in appearance and seems to be 81 III
I-.II 4 .ntr- that hn hos thaI n I
Dleasaut time, and has been every
where. seen everything, and done just
as he pleased during the trip. and usat
he is now prepared to settle down as
,virtuous member of society should.
Not wishing to tiatter the gentleman,
we will not say that he has been
missed, but will merely state that he
rs welcome home.
NIGHT BRAwLS.-On Wednesday
night, about zen o'clock, there occurred
one of those 6isgraeeful rows, so com
mon of late, at the hurdy house. cor
ner of Carson and Fifth streets. There
were some thirty half drunken men
on the porch and street in front of the
house. quarreiing and usiag the most
obscene anguage In the row a piS-
was fired, ana things had the ap
pearance of a general fight.
EVENING CHRoNICLE.-W. w. Has
kell, agent for the new Virginia paper,
states that he has already one hundred
good paving subscriherSfo for the above
,med paper, and confidently expects
to make the subscription two hundred
before the first issue. We trust it will
cause any falling Oft i'll the circu
lation of other papers of this State, be-
cause '.live and let live" should be
the motto Of all business men.
HAMS AND BACoN.-J. p. Meder, OF
the City Market, Informs Us that he
keeps OH hand the best brand of hams
and bacon, and that he cuts the same
int slices for his customers. 1t is a
great accommodation to be able to
procure a pound of nan or bacon,
without purchasing a whole ham or
bacon side.
HOME AGAIN.-Mr. ID. G.. Corbett,
OF the Corbett House, returned from
his trip to California yesterday. He
looks as though he had been kindly
dealt with during his absence 'FRONT.'
Welcome Daniel, welcome as
The flowers of June. *