The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-25


the funeral ceremonies at the Episco-
pal Church. Several carriages fol-
lowed the corpse to the grave, where
the beautiful and impressive services
of the Episcopal Church We're had
Rev. Geo. b. Allea officiating. The
large attendance at a funeral IS not
ALWAYS a proof of the estimation i'll
which the deceased is held by a com
munitv, and is especially the case with
regard to MIR. Chase. No one knew
him who did not esteem hifR. He was
a warm hearted, generous man, en-
tirelv free from o>ten. alton, but gen
croiis to a fault. 4 good man. a good
citizen. a kind friend. a genial gentle
man has gone. Why such are taken
from the spheres of their usefulness,
must remain a mystery. All we can
say is. May the sods rest lightly DER
his grave
STRICKEN DowN.-With pain we
announce the illness of Peter Cava-
naugh. ST.. On Tuesday afternoon he
was apparently as we'll as usual, in
fact better than he had been for some
time. About t o'clock p. m, whilst
~conversing with a lady friend of the
EtLAs4i ' : IN a. a - -
paralysis in the right leg and arm.
\eighborS Went to his assistance and
Or. Lee wa, Immediately called.
Whether the stroke will cause perIna
mem lamene>S has not Vet pee a>cer-
tanned. He is confined 10 his bed, and
his physician and family are doing
all they can for him. We sincerely
hope that the affection may he tenn
porary.
BoREAs RANPAST.-Yesterday the
above named and much talked of in
dixidual took entire charge of matters
in general. He must have nearly
burst his internal cheeks in his at
tempt to make every n miserable.
The dust was distributed in clouds;
every nook and corner was hlied; the
massage of street corners un'Ie full
sail was an inposSibiiity; Ladies' had
to brace up sud it required much after
sail TO enable them to lay cleee enough
10 the wind to weather those ab0mlna-
bic street corners. The dust made
the dark 10 K b onde and the blondes
of both SEXES look blonder. Truly a
Disgusting time.
q DISTURBANCE IN THE Tx EATER-
On Tuesday evening, daring the per
fornanre and in the most interesting
part thereof, a difficulty occurred be
tween some 'soile- doves concerning
the occupancy of a private box. One
of the contestants was very bOl>terouS.
using verv protane and Indecent Ian
guage SO much Sc as to cause a stop
page IN the performance, and to cause
the SPECTATORS to make a movement to
-" H., Hi,1 1g. ~ ~ ~ wa nJNt
out by Mr.. Moore and the manager Of
the company, after which quletness
prevailed
New SIDEwALK.-It rejoiceth our
venerable heart to be able to announce
improvements in the sidewalks of
Carson City, for they are as a general
thing in a sadly dilapidated condition.
On Tuesday a neev walk was LAID by
J. O, Pierce. in front of the millinery
store of Mrs. r. +. Brooks, which is a
wonderful improvement. There is a
place we know of, betH cen the store of
A. b. Driesbach and the corner of
Fifth street. that is in a fearful con-
dition, and did we know the owner of
the property. should surely go after
him or her or them.
FRESH Eh.-Idptdih IaNlol.
who owns a ranch on the Carson river
and who has brought into town fresh
butter for so many years that he is
now known by the Itsme OF "Butter
TAYLOR" presented us a chunk of
fresh nome made butter, on Tuesday
last; not as an ~indu"ernent for us to
give him a puff, but merely with a
view to secure custom in the future.
The butter is good, very good, and
what we got of it was very cheap. Call
again, Captain, as often as you ike
I. O. Q. F. EXCURsIoN.-The stage
for Steamboat will leave Carson City
at ) o'clock q. m. to morrow (Frlday)
morning, for the accom- nodatlon of
those desiring to attend the Odd Eel
lows anniversary celebration at Reno
Returning. will leave Steamboat for
Carson at 90'clOck a. IN. on Saturday
morning. Orders for cailsat residences
must be handed in to J. E. Ladd, stage
agent, this day.
DELAY OF THE STAGE.-The stage1
from Reno arrived at ten O'Clock yes
terday morning. The cause of the de
tention was the cars running off the
track near Sacramento. No accidents
occurred that we have knowledge of. |,
HOME AGAIN.-We are informed that
]. T. Goodman, proprietor of the Vir