The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-07
THE STATE PRISoSERS.-On Mon

! of the prisoners connected with the
late outbreak, from the State Prison to
the county Jail, where he still holds
them. The Jail has quite an animated
appearance inside just now. Mr..
Swift seems To have no trouble with
them; evidently the prisoners know
that he is not II to play with, so con
duct themselves accordingly. They
were arraigned yesterday morning and
given until t p. IN. to day, to plead.
They are certainly an intelligent look
ing number of men. When their in
dictments were read they were passed
to them and nearly the whole number
read and seemed to thoroughly I'M
stand the documents. The charge
preferred against them in this instance
Is prison breaking.
T. :. CIRCUIT CoURT.-On Tuesday
the matter of the Cole Silver Mining
Company against the Virginia and
Gold Hill Water Company ct ais.
was argued and submitted. Yes
ter,iav. the cau>e, the Union Nil!
and Mining Company. complainant.
". Peter Lightle, defendant; Ellis and
Williams, for complainant, and Mes
lex and Clarke. for defendant. This
is one of the cases of the Carson Val
lev ranriIer~. aud j. submitted for the
purpose Of settling the law upon all.
or nearly all, the important points IN
VOWED. in the water right cases. Sell
dom Is a. much talent arrayed III a
Court, i'll this state, in any one case.
All four OF counsel are eminent in
their profession. and few States can
,urpa>> the quartette in ability.
CARRIE MooRE.-This wonderful
artist has gained in the opinion of the
Carsonites at every exhibition. She
is pronounced the most graceful skater
ever seen. We. individually, woman
hater although we be, are rather sInit-
ten with her style, particularly IN the
VelOcipede exercises. Her dress IS
beautiful and 80 becoming, and We
differ i|nolini0u with some ofour Older
friends, who imagine that there Is not
quite enough OF j.. Ii there were
more would it not he in the way? We
think YES. The matinee yesterday
was wei attended. and our little ones
would have had Il rich treat II the
velocipede had not got broken.
BROOKLYN LoTTERY.-The drawing
Of the Brooklyn lCal.) Lottery will
take place at Plper's Opera House,
Virginia City, March 20, 1872. All
moneys Will be deposited with the
Nevada Agency OF the Bank OF Cali
tornia, Virginia. Tickets can be had
in this city, of w. w. Haskell. adjoin-
ing the Orm>by House. Make your
purchases at once, as the time lof
drawing Is near at hand. Inc
will he under the management of cItl-
zens of this State. Tickets, s. each.
GRANDJUKY.-The following gentle
men were drawn a, Grand Jurors for
the present term of the District Court,
viz: c. Atherton. G. Adams, Jacob
Tobriner, George Tufly, b. +. BIvlns,
b. II. Meder. J. l.. Blethcn, y. Wells,
J. NJ. Benton, George L. Davis, William
II. Corbett. A. +. tatlin. J. NJ. Reese,
Edwin Cushing. John Trapp. j.. W.
Calbraith. W. NJ. Little, J. ii. Cowing,
Isaac Haven, j. c. Dorsey, w. W.
Haskell, David David and NJ. Il. DOW.
THE MAGNOLIA SALooN.-This IA
nous place Of resort has been newly
whitewashed. painted and vanished,
ANU HUNS tttltl nan SN'I 'NA''N'
Messrs. Cage and Mayare determined
that no one shall have the advantage
of them in point of appearance of their
places OF business or their own per
sons. The Virginia saloon is very
handsomely fitted up, the Magnolia
ditto. Charley May do, NJ. M. Gauge
10.
LOOKING GLA@.-Th0se DESTROYS of
seeing their human forms divine can
be accommodated by calling at >heyer
II Morris dry goods store; and at the
same time they can look at. and, if
thew desire, purchase some of the best
assortment of goods in the country.
The glass Is about ten feet high, and
the drv goods are high every way but
in price. TO and see Your reflections
and buy what you need.
Decentralization, Cheney & Co.
have just received Il very large assOrt-
ment of tinware, of every description,
as also a large assortment of cigars,
fresh from the manufactures. The
artistic Cheney was yesterday string
ing up the tin kettles, pots, etc, dag
onallv. or as he terms it, crisis cross,
along the beams of the store, giving it
a lively appearance.
APoLOGY.-We tender our humble
Apologize Dyer for the misstatement
in Yesterdays issue. The gentleman
saws that he did not come to see Miss
Carrie Moore skate. We stated that
he came to see the skating, but take it
back, on Mr.. Overs ip-ie diXit, and
are perfectly satisfied that he did not