The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-12

CELEBRATION MEETINa.-The meet
ing was called to order at $40 p. m,
bv General T. D. Edwards, Chairman.
The Committee on Collections reported
, Sl,3I7 as the sum subscribed. An Elk
ecutive Committee consisting of d. q.
COrbett, E. Walker, Joseph Rnsen-
stock, w. F. Wilson and George ID.
Fryer was appointed with full power
to appoint sub committees, select
orator, poet. etc, and supervise all
matters pertaining to the celebration
of the Fourth of July. in Carson City.
The Executive Committee will proceed
to make all the necessary arrange
mentS, to day, and will publish the
programme Of exercises in a day or
two.
A JUDICIAL VISIToR.-A. A. Put
man, Justice of the Peace of Gold Hill,
Storey county, came down with the
Emmett Guari on Sunday morning,
and being anxious to see his brother j..
=. of this town, and gOt left be
hind. He crui>ed around in a desOlate
manner until his friend got out of
church. when a happy meeting took
place. Judge Putnam, on aScertaInIng
the excellence of his friends moral
character, became s~OrrOwfui for his
sins and promised to reform his life
and attend church in his W town for
the future, and leave to other days IN
the week his visit to the beloved town
in which he was made a benedict.
SELLING OUT.-W. w. Haskell sold
the majority of his stock of stationery
aud fancy FILINGS to John G.. Fox, yes
terdav. Mr.. Haskell will leave our
town, shortly, to permanently locate
in Alameda, California. We wish our
gigantic friend good success. IL al
though sorry to lose so respectable a
citizen. if the change is for his and
familv's good. we bow 10 the rulings
of a kind Providence, and commend
him to the kind offices of the people
of Alameda.
THE EPISCOPAL CHOIR.-We attend
ed the Episcopal church on Sunday
last and were pleased. as well as sur
priSed, lat The singing ofthe choir. Pro-
te~>or Maynard is entitled to much
credit in The matter, and his ability aS
Il teacher is thereby completely estab
li>hed. We have never listened TO
better music in the town. The voice
of one young lady. Miss Hattie Eerrill,
is perfectly superb, and with cultlva
ton viii be hard TO surpass. All the
singers are good; very good.
CANARY BIRD LosT.-Emma Elrod
having lost her pet canary is ~inconsola-
bic, and being anxious for its recovery
requests us TO invite the party having
found the same to return it to her
father at Keyser & Elrod's hay yard.
Emma will willingly pay a reasonable
reward, although we think II of her
Pleasant smiles should be a sufficient
recompense for the return OF the bird.
PUMPING OU~T.-John +. Cheney
% the boys of Warren Engine COM
pany to bring out the machine. yester-
day. for the purpose OF pumping out
the clstern at the junction of King and
Carson streets, which was done. The
boys returned the engine To lis house,
and the last we saw was John buying
grease for the '..iumper," which The
bows declared was very dry.
JUSTICES CoURT.-The case of the
State against Pera,ich, who was ar
rested on Monday, charged with as
sault committed on n C~aiurnberti, on
Saturday last, came up yesterday
morning, before the Court and twelve
jurors. which resulted in the acquittal
of the defendant.
CAST is expected that ground will
be broken for laying down the gas
pipes in Carson street to morrow. A
considerable quantity of main pipe has
arrived-the laying of which Will be
pushed ahead.
L. :. BRANCH MINT.-The Carson
Mint shipped this morning eight bars
Of gold and silver, weighing together
799 pounds, and valued at S32.lS6 10.
Observation-Disclosures Bradley left
on Dyer's stage last evening to pay a
visit to his ranch, in Elko county. He
will be absent about ten days.
Pay UP.-W. w. Haskell, being
about to leave town, desires those in
debted to him to call and '.pungle."