The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

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servarIon,
ONE more unfortunate, or rather one
very fortunate individual, has entered
the order Of Benedicte. The marriage
of Geo. W. Cassidy of the Eureka
Sentinel was noted in yesterdays
issue but no comment attached thereto,
We had the felicity of being in his 50
cietv from Reno to san francisco last
week, and OF noting his Conduc III
the last and trying moments Of his
single career. He too the Ordea OF
questions. Q mos, and c1dittns like
a hero, Was entirely non coHniIlt,aI.
We congratulate Cassidy on his
choice, tor lie has married Il lady uni
ver>allv esteemed by al who had
the pleasure OF her acquaintance III
Carson and elsewhere. and ii Will he
his fault if he i not a happy man.
The lady might have made a better
selection perhaps, AT least a hand
somer man would have been more IN
her line: but there being no account
ing for female taste, II l. perhaps best
to say no more. y long ANA happy
life to Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Cassidy
say We.
DoSATIoN.-The Rev. /. y. IIurd,
for some three wears pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church in this town.
being about to change the sphere Of
his iabor~, was the recipient OF a hand
some donation iy the means OF IA sur
prise party on Tuesday evening last.
His friends. irrespective OF sectional
denomiuatIous. me at his residence.
each armed with some article OF use or
consumption for the Journey OF the
famiiy. y. constitution Was taken ny
and SIS DIN was handed to the rev
ereud gentleman. Mr.. Hard Is very
highly esteemed by this community.
being universally recognized a. Il true
Christian gentleman. Wherever he
may 20 or pi,ch hi tent, he Will have
the best wishes of the community in
which he has labored and Is now about
departing from.
CALICO BALL.-The calico ball, al
Dayton. which came oil on Wednesday
evening. is said to have been a com
plete success. y gentleman who at
tended informs Us that the Odcon Hall
was completely crowded. This hall
i one OF the finest i'll the State. y
large sum was realized from the party
which was for the benefit of the fire
company OF Dayton. The citizens OF
that ancient burg having suffered
severely in the destruction of nearly
the whole of their buildings by fire,
and believing in the future prosperity
OF the town. nave bought an engine
and hose for the protection of the
houses they see looming up i'll the dis
lance.
SKATING EXTRAORDINARY.- Carrie
y. Moore, the famous roller skatist
and champion veIocipedist, will be in
town on or about the lst of March.
Messrs. Moore x Parker have made
arrangements with her to take place al
the termination of her engagement in
Virginia CITY. Miss Moore has travel
ed California, and Is spoken OF IN the
highest terms. She can skate on her
feet. hands. elbows aud nose, although
she rarely attempts the latter part.
She can ride a velocipede along the
edge of a half inch board, and jump a
six-toot fence with her iron barb. Due
Will be given of her advent.
RETURNED.-We are pleased to note t
the return Of General r. NJ. Clarke
and Colonel A. c. Ellis from their
visit to San Francisco. Two such dis :
tingui>hed gentlemen can be i'll +
spared from our small community. .
They both seem improved i'll health +
by their journey, although said jour
new WAS one of business entirely. We
understand that they We're at the Bay {
City for the purpose OF taking teStl- {
u0nv in the water right cases now
pending in the United States Court.
MI. CROMWELL, whose arm was 2
amputated on Wednesday last, is re- :,
ported by his medical attendant, DR.. g
Lee, as doing betterthan he had hoped
for. The Doctoranticipates his speedy
recovery, should 40 unfavorablel
change intervene. Mr.. Cromwell is a
man much respected in this commu-
nifty, and we trust he may soon be
among Us again.
CIGARS, ErC.-Charley Friend has n
filled up the part of his store, lately !
occupied by w. w. Haskell, with :
cigars and tobacco, and will no doubt
well as heretofore. He is known .
t. (? up the best brands and to be ,
oa's on hand. 'p