The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-09

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL Con-
hITTEE.-The State Central COMMITTEE
met yesterday at the office of A. C
Ellis, Esq, Chairman. All presenr
but Messrs. Sunderland, Gardner and
Hill. The following named gentle
tional Democratic Convention, to be
held at Baltimore. July 9th, viz: VIM
b. Thornburg and Thos. II. Williams
of Storey; ). b. Wyman. of Lander;
George G.. Berry, of Humboldt; G,
w. Lightner, of Lincoln; and q. F.
Alexander, of White Pine. As alter
mates the following were also elected
j. NJ. Quimby. Of Storey: ). B. krei
der. of Elko; J. II Dennis, of Lander;
J. III. Flack, of EIko: w. +. Ander
IN. of White Pine; and W. II. Hen
derson. of Lincoln. After the al
jOurnment of the meeting All informal
vote Vas had, which resulted a. fol
lows: Eleven for Greeley and three
for straight nominations: but, in the
ven of Greeley's Endorsement by the
Baltimore Convention. the entire vote
will be for Greeley. 1t was under
stood that the a~b>entee~ were all in
ldNol u 'lcticN - dOliilhdtIph.
JUSTICES CoURT.-A case of mali
cious mischief in which two prominent
ranchmen figured. was tried by Jus
tice Parkinson and a jury, Yesterday,
and resulted in a verdict of acquittai.
Complaining witness owns a breachy
bull, which defendant was charged
with maliciously, wilfuIly and unlaw
fully killing By shooting said bull
through the vitaiS with a ball
from navy revolver, by which un
lawful and wiIful shooting Taurus
came TO an untiInely end. Much tor
ensic elOquence was displayed by the
attorneys i'll the case: in fact the trial
almost rivalIed that old English suit
of BulIum VS.. Bostum. The court
house vas crowded by friends of all
parties, including the defuuct bull.
and considerable interest was evinced
as to the verdict OF the jury. \ civil
sui for damages will, no doubt, be in
stituted.
RANCHISG.-A. W. Burwell. who
owns a fine ranch On the Douglas side
of Clear Creek, say that his crops
never looked 80 well at this season of
the year. as now. Mr.. Il. has 30 900
cabbage plants set out and 1900 to-
mato plants. as well as other vegetable
matter in equal abundance. b. +.
Small. the lessee of the ranch belong
ing to the Wilfuri estate, on this side
of Clear Greek, is equally >arguine Of
fine crop the present season; IN fact,
the idea i general that farmers will do
this year than for many years
Mr.. Small has early ro.e pota
as large as haZleuutS, and he and
family are Iuxuristing on grown
reas, grown on his own ground.
STAGE FOR hi PICSIC.-In order to
give all DESTROYS OF being present at
the target shooting and picnic of the
Guard. to day, that jolly old
driver. Hank Monk, will run a
coach on his own hook to and
rom toe grounds during the day. The
Will take direct to the
ground by which half a mile of rough
.ravel Will be obvitted from the ter
of the railroad track to said
ground, which is an extremely rough
road. We trust thai old Hank NAV he
we'll patroniZed. The fare will be one
iollar for the round trip. The stage .
will start AT 10 O'Clock on the first trip /
ron the Ormsby House. +
TRAVEL TO MoSIToR.-Billv Viii &,
sons stage left on its last trip for Mon
with twenty-five passengers, and
heavy top load of freight. for Mon :
District. The travel to that sec
is daily increasing, and we :
rust that Billy will find it necessary :
o start another stage before another
A large number of Canadian =,
french are getting employment in the +
FOODS, and when once that race get to
in any section of country the in
.ux of their cOuntrymen is generallv
irge. Success to Monitor generally, y
Billy Wilson particularly.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NoTABLEs.- e
'esterdav morning, by stage, from !
arrived Hou. Jerry School h
lg. Judge Berry, S ale Printer Per 5
nat Bonnitield: Frank Proc u
IF, from san Francisco. w. II. Cor C
EFT, NJ. b. Dow, p. III. Clayton, and o
other Past Grand~, from the y
rand Lodge of Odd Fellows. A c;
amber of the Democratic State Cen
Commi ee also thronged into n
WI, and Carson bore quite a livelyN-
ic
Of CATTLE.-At the old "
m Smith ranch, Carson Valley, a gen .
al gathering of cattle fromthe whole VI
llley was had last week. w. D. New
n, the present proprietor of the
nch, tells us that there were at least d
700 in all. and such a lowing, snort h
q and Believing as occurred. Mr..