The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
BOGUS poor, miserable,

NJ
drunken Niger, n discarded by all
respectable colored men in town, was
employed by some person as low as
himself, to ring a cracked bell and
staeger around the streets on Tuesday
evening, ~endeavorlng, as far "a his
maudlin, drunken state would per
init him, to call citizens to Moore &
| Parker's hall, to attend a Greeley
meeting. The intention of the EN-
| plo>er was frustrated by his EN-
blowers. The general verdict was that
he mig. was bad enough, but that his
empower was far beneath him in all
the attributes of manhood. Some
speculation occurred as to who hired
the fellow. Three of CarSon'S citizens
were charged with having been the
cause Of it," and there being no
choice between the trio, the matter
was suddenly dropped.
LYMAN 2. FRIsBIE.-We do not wish
to fiatter the above named old gentle
maj too much, but cannot refrain from
noting the extraordinary pains he
takes to catertothe appetites OF MS GUS
TONERS. Not content with importing
lamb. veal, HOLSTERS, oysters, etc, from
san Francisco, and Eastern states, ne
Yesterday received to order fresh cod
fish from three different states. frl>-
bic is neither handsome nor better
than the general restaurant Keepers,
| but he must wear the palm III lnge
nuitv. and we unhe>itatingIv give 1t
to MIN. Let him wear it.
FAMILY GKoCERY.-The advertise
| meut of b. F. Foster, the well known
proprietor of the brick store, corner OF
King and Ormsby streets. appears IN
another luu this day. There Is
probably no better stock of goods IN
tow than at Mr.. Fosters. Every
thing needed by families can be pro
cured. and however small h amount
purchased. ii will be promptly tor
varded. Mr.. Foster calls particular
attention to his Placerville brandy and
wines.
''RoUGHING Ir."-Mrs. Arnold.
widow of Mr.. Sam ARNOLD, the well
remembered Marshal of the own of
Gold Hill. is agent for the above
named work. the last from the hunor
ou> Mark Twain. Mrs. Arnol Is
stopping at the St. Charles Hotel ami
viii thoroughly I've this county.
The work is said to be the best Mark
has published. and not only for its
merits. hut the We'll known re>pec'a-
bilitv of the lady agent. it Is to be
hoped all who can will subscribe.
PAID IN.-Sixty thousand dollars,
currency. appropriated by the General
Government for the refunding of the
Territorial Prison and Court expenses.
was Yesterday received by the Stale
Controller from Governor bradley,
and turned over to the >Iate Treasury.
The Hon. Jerry Schooling. who re
turned from San Francisco Yesterday
morning. has bee to the lay city Tor
the purpose of procuring n green
backs on the check Senttot the Governor
by the United States authorities.
TEARIHG DowN.-Capt. b. II. Meder,
who we understand will fOrthe present
run the Orm>bv House. yesterday
commenced tearing out the fixtures in
the store lately occupied by W. W.
Haskell, in order TO tit The place up as
a harr0om. We understand the Capt.
has contracted to tea down and build
up the north end of the building;
meantime Will tx upthe brick portion
of the house and reopen 1t IN Il short
time.
A DISTINGUISHED NIsITOR.-R. NJ.
Darrrtt. Clerk of the United States
District Court, and many years editor
OF the Territorial Enterprise. was YES
terday in town. aud made this office a
brief call. We had the pleasure Of in
PRODUCING OurSelf to the gentleman
and with pleasure admit, from the
| short conversation had with him. thai
he j. Il cleverer looking individual
than we had expected to find.
MULLEE's HoTEL.-This old eStab-
llshed hotel and boarding house has
been thoroughly repaired and painted.
All the sleeping apartments are clean
and comfortable. The present pro
~prietor i doing all in his power to re-
build the reputation Of the house. and
from present appearances he Will sue
coed. We wish him good fortune in
his undertaking.
The BURNT DIsTRICT.-The burning
of the old hayward, near the railroad.
is a great improvement to that part of
town. The trains, incoming or cut
going, can be seen for miles, which
was much needed. We trust the V. q
I. X. K. Co. will purchase the ground
and build thereon a respectable depot.
CHKOMOs.-JohnG G.. Fox has received
some beautiful chromOs, small and