The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-30
J1,sr1cE,s CouRr.-M. Loon, who

JUSTICES CoURT.-M. Loon, who
was yesterday discharged from the
State Prison, where he had served a
sentence of two years for the crime of
/ grand larceny, committed in White
Pine county, was arrested on a com
plant made by x-LieutenantG overn-
or Slingerland, for attempt at prison
breaking on the LIST of December, 1870.
An examination took place before Jus
tice Parkinson, who held Loon to
answer before the next Grand Jury in
the sum of three hundred dollars. In
| default of bail the defendant was COM
mitted to the county Jail. Henry
Bailey (colOred) was yesterday arrested
on complaint of b. f. Small, on q
charge OF malicious mischief at Clear
Creek, i'm this county. Case continued
until IL a. m. this day.
THE ORPHANS HOME GRoUNDs.-
Mr.. Webb, superintendent OF the
Home, has got in a fine crop of p"ta-
toes and all kinds eff vegetables, The
whole of the work has been performed
by himself and the Older boys. The
volunteer crop of barley on the west
side of the house, will produce, ac-
cording to Mr.. Webb's statement, ten
tons of hay, which will be amply Suf-
ficient for the two cows belonging to
the establishment. The people OF
Carson are justly proud of the State
Orphans Home, and so should the
people of the whole State, for it is III
reality the very best public institution
in the State of Nevada.
BASE BALL.-The boys were out
yesterday afternoon on the plaza prac.
ticing. They have had a valuable adj
dition to their number in h person
of a young man named Farrow. from
the State of New Jersey. Mr.. Farrow
has PLAYED for a length of time with
the ReSOlute Club of that State, and Is
said to be a first class player. We
have always believed that the Silver
Stars were a match for any club in the
State. and indeed on the coast, If they
will only practice; not that we desire
to intimate that that nice lot Of young
men are constitutiOnally lazy; still,
practice is a good thing.
GONE BELow.-LaSt evening, Hon.
Jerry Schooling. State Treasurer. left
town on a ten DAYS visit to the Bay
Citv. We wish him a pleasant time.
although his jolly, good natured face
Will he sadly missed i'll Carson. Judge
Dixon also left last evening by Overs
stage for California. and judging from
the manv farevells he got on his de
parture. we conclude him to be very
popular with the Carson people.
D,,,--,- Hoe Th. old brilra
which crosses Ormsby street, nearIeke
Eigcornb's stable. was yesterday taken
up forthe purpose of repairs,and a~cer-
tanning the cause of the obstruction to
the flow of the wafer. Several dead
hogs We're found therein and hauled
away at once. The unpleasant odor.
spoken of awhile back, no doubt arose
from that ditch.
THE WEATHER.-For the last eight
we have experienced lovely sum
mer weather. occasionally troubled
with wind and consequently dust.
Yesterday WAS somewhat cloudy ana
sultrv: towards evening there was
every indication of a thunder storm,
the atmosphere being seemingly
charged with asuperabundance of cleo
or ozone, or some such stun.
The FUNERAL YEsrEKDAY.-The
very respectable looking cortege.
Some eight or nine carriages followed
the hearse. The Rev. G.. B. Allen
ofticiated at the grave. Carson is a
good place either to live or die in. and