The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29

DRUNKEN INDIANs.-There are per
sons in every community who CLAIM
to belong to the human family VIII
have not the least semblance of man
Many drunken Indians have beef
seen in this section of late, but VIII
furnishes them liquor is not known
An Indian in his sober senses is but
poor specimen of humanity. but wher
under the influence of FIRE water
he is a being of re~pugnance to be alb
horred by all who claim an affinity
10 the human family. Yesterday al
Indian under the influence of liquor
was riding around town on horseback,
creating terror among members of his
tribe by his wild gesticulations and
uncouth ways. Riding up on to Il lot
of spuaws he commenced beating them
with his whip, ard after they got out
Of his way he tackled a number oI
bucks. Upon striking n with his
whip the subject Of his abuse resisted
the assault by wrestling a gun from
the back of his assailant's mustang,
with which he dealt his aggressOr a
powerful blow over the head, telling
IIlIli " ~ SIollJh. iC
for some time. totally Unconscious of
what vas passing around him. After
recovering from the effect of the blow
he rode off with a mien silent and de-
jected. The miscreants who furnish
liquor to the untutored savage places
himself in a position more reviied by
intelligent persons than the victim of
his unmannerly designs. The law in
stituted against selling liqnor to In
dams should be strictly enforced and
persons found guilty of ST doing should
be severely punished. II is a sad state
of affairs when men will resort to such
as furnishing Indian Il
liquor, in order that they may accom-
piISh their hellish designs and enjoy,
As they term il, a season OF pleasure,
while their victims are under the Sc
influences of the potion admin
to them. Man is indeed sunken
in the scale of human degradation.
when he will allow his passions to
the better of him. and resort to
such practices. We turn from the
subject with disgust.
New STEAMER.-A new steamer is
to be built by Captain w. w.
Lapham, to ply on Lake Bigler, which
n point of beauty and workmanship
will excel any heretofore placed on
hat sheet of water. The craft will be
built by Messrs. MiddIemus and Booi,
IF San Francisco, and is to De com
oleied in forty three days from the
the umbe is Onthe ground. The
null of the vessel will he 100 feet in
ength, and 5 feet 5 inches in depth:
5 feet over all in width. The length
# the cabin will be 81 feet. A pilot
house and officers rooms will be built
IN the upper deck. The steamer will
re put on the lake this Fall, as soon as
inished. The cost of the vessel in
complete running order, is contracted
or al $4,000.
FURNITURE.-Geo. Kitzmeyer is still
Increasing to his stock of furniture by
resh importations. Goods are arriv-
lg every day consigned to his estab
and a good chance is offered
nose contemplating mat rimony, or
keeping. He has some cozv
and bed o sets that would
OF fail to tickle any lady or gentle
of the land.
The WEATHER.-Tbe weather yes
'rday was clear and balmy and very
Although the nights are )
cry cool, SO much SO that ice forms p,
1 the ponds and streams, the DAYS +
g very mild, and the sun shines with
warmth that will admit of linen coats
,ing worn without Inconvenience. 4
G. d'Artois, of the a
.holesaie liquor house of G. w.
lesley & Co.. Sacramento, is in town.,
oking after the interests of the above
m. Mr.. d'Artois has of late become a
%corpuIent that his most intimate a,
ends fail to recognize his comedy il
m. IoI
CoUNT.-The report of the n
ard of Examiners showing the con 81
ion Of the State Treasury, will be
IND in this issue. The figures indi-
e a healthy state Of affairs in the IN
'te Treasurer's office. ~
RED MEMS BALL.-The Red Men of =
ishoe Tribe No. t, give a grand ba Z
Hall, Washoe City, on next
esday evening. A pleasant time is
-lciPated, and those who fail to at
d will miss a fine treat.
TRAvEL.-Travel south F
this season is remarkably brisk.
cry morning the Aurora stage
YES Carson loaded down, and very 6
lnently an extra coach has to be
on.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.. A..
rers announces himself, in another
ann OF the REGISTER, as an indie y
candidate for re election to
office of County Commissioner of