The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-14

editor, we venture upon a duty which
we know we are not competent to per-
/ form. We are of a retiring turn of
mind, and unfamiliar with all the 'ins
and outs of our quiet Town, and we,
therefore, beg the indulgence of a
kind public in this ourtrying position.
| We have traver>ed the town from one
end to the other; went first up one
street. and then down another; trying
all dav information to get, of a fire. or
a dog fight, or buggy upset; and what
we reha~h o our OWL observation,
we give to the public as a morning
potation. If we have SAID anything
wrong, and our ''head is not leve!.'
those who don't like it can 90 to the
'dcNI"-tur information, he having
charge al thIs column.
NEr~l..-A brass band i being or
gau.zr.l ia carson City. to he called
the Carson City Brass Band" con
| si~tlng of the following named gentle
mem: +. y. Maynard, Cha~. Friend,
Arnold Friend, Iheo. 4. Hale, Dean
Hatch. George CoWimg, john T.. Meter.
{. II. Marsh. and Al. Mills. Carson
used to boast as good a band a. could
he found in these parts, of which most
Ofthe above named We're members,
and no doubt the new band viii sue
coed and become a. popular a. did
that. They will begin to practice
forthwith. in order to furnish music
tor the Fourth. We hope the band
wi be a permanent OrgduI7atlOn. tor
Ga son furnishes a good imducenient
aud Is A. we'll able to >lppc:t a band
aS any town in the state.
MARROW E>CAPE.-A pair of horses
hitched to a buggy belonging to Ed.
sweeney, were tied to a fence in the
western part Oftown, yesterday, when.
by some means, the horses became
frightened and broke looSt. from the
fastening and tore round town at "A ter
liDIe rate. to the imminent peril OF
TWO children who were in the buggy
al the time. The horses were finally
stopped and the children taken out
uniuJurei. although the buggy Wa
almost A total wreck. Persons should
be more careful in leaving their teams
with children in the vehicle. \ horse
viii be more liable to yet scared when
ON one i in the buggy or wagon lie
hind them. and it i Il wonder more
accidents do not happen i'll conse-
qutncc.
PCGILIsrIC.-Night before last two
aliens, one a F~renchman, andthe other
a Scotchman-from the north of Ire
land-got into a dispute about a bill
which The latter ewed b former, and
the >cotchlnan came "ut Oi he en-
counter with a profit most Is large
the saddle which hangs Va front OF
his place OF business. The Sheriff was
II bearing in mind the say
ing, "One good turn deserves another.'
no arrests were made, and the gallant
Freuchman went home seemingly sal
although he had to take his bill
in trade instead of com.
COMMITTEES hPPOINTED.-John u.
kersey. Secretary OF the Fourth OF
July celebration Executive Committee.
handed us the following sub
committees appointed thus far: Tar of
state. NJ. NJ. Gaige. J. l.. Bright. T..
Cavanaugh. Jr.: Music lbaui), Geo.
u. Fryer, }. d. ker>ey; Music j~vocaI).
Theo. A. Hale: Salute. G. IL. Mash
and +. Wartuuan; Bail. ker>ev, TYR
reIl and Kelly: Fire Works, d.. IL.
Pine, Geo. Wood and NJ. Parker;
and Carriages, W. +. Wilson's;
lLque>trIenne, Mrs. W. +. Wilson;
Juvenile>ln procession, ThcO. \. Hale.
PHoroGRAPHIC.-J. X. Sutterly, for
very many yetrSa resilient of Virginia
has been engaged tor several days
past taking Photographic views OF the
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