The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

mine, situated two miles south of
Mrs Smiths ranch, Douglas III
ty, and in close proximity to. the
Humboldt ledge, is turning out some
fine ore. The mine was located by
George and John Zimetz, Adam We'll
ter, Jacob Peterson, and others. Vic.
Muller. of Carson City, II. L. Deich-
man and Henry Stahl, of Emire City,
are wner i'll the mine. Ore from the
lead has assayed $50 to the ton. The
ledge has not been fully developed as
yet, and the company is now running
a tunnel of 200 feet with 4 view to that
end. The Humboldt mine, which is
but a short distance from the Bis
marck, has produced ore that assays
as high As 800 per ton. The company
intend working the mine to the extent
of their means, although a large
amount of capital will be needed. A
mill or furnace is to be erected for the
purpose of crushing ore, and no doubt
the Bismarck will become one of the
stable institutions of the country.
ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-We are in
formed that a brute having the SEM
blance of a human being, entered
the residence of Theo. Winters, in
Washoe Valley, and attempted to
commit rape upon Mr.. Winters little
girl. Report has it that, the neigh
bors on hearing of the fact, pursued
the fellow, beating him within an inch
of his life. and that he was afterwards
shot dead by Theo. Winters. The af-
fair occurred Yesterday afternoon and
we were unable to gain further par
ticulars.
L. S. BRANCH MINT.-The Carson
Mint on yesterday coined twenty-five
thousand dollars in gold eagles and
alf-eagles. The total amount of gold
and silver bullion received was 7.2S6
ounces, a part of which was a special
deposit for coinage. By this morn
train to Virginia CITY eight bars
Of impaired gold and silver were sent
up, six of them to the Belcher and
two to the Union NJ. Il NJ. Co., worth
IN the aggregate S33 ,05S IS.
LIST OF Misunderstanding is a
list of letters remaining in the Carson
City P~ostoflice, July II, 1872. Persons
Stllli1e toI tUeSc ltlItIS VIII PLEASE say
:. Advertised" Jilbert Bergvin, An
Baron, G. w. Church, Hamelin,
Havington, Geo. Honston,
Hurley, ID. S. Hurley, Frank
LanzelIe, Henry Mayenbaum, George
Lizzie Mills.
RECOVERING. - Governor Bradley
las been quite unweli for several
having been confined to his
DOM for five days. He was at the \
improved. His daughter. Jennie, has
weeks past, but is fast regaining her
lealth.
THEATER.- The minstrels played 1
asst night to a fair house, and gave a
positively their last appearance, on il
shich occasion n complimentary ben
fit will be rendered to the petite &C "
resS and general favorite, Miss Mag IL
lie Knight. Go and see the show. by G
ii means.
Big TALK.-A fruit vender on north t,
arson street, had some words vester- ca
ay with one of his patrons in regard
, ON Dolly Warden eggs. No l.
loOd was split, and We're the weather IL
OF so hot or the times 81 dull. the
would not have taken place.
must do something to pass the st
me-.
FIGuT.-A little bout at fisticu1s oc-
lrred on Wednesday night after the
ofthe black Crook troupe,
two OF. Carsou'S citizens. No :
,rious damage was done. Too much /
{ the ardent INDUCED, and Witnessing
le Sparring match between Dwyer
nd Fame was the cauSe. e