The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

iIOIiSu u me f'ri IL
SECRETARY OF THE SENATE.-1nas
much as there doesn't appear to be a
ghost of a show for a Democrat to be
at liberty - go out into the broad fields
and select from the mixed multitude,
one who i fully competent, and thor
oughly familiar with the routine OF
business connected with the duties in
cumheut. That individual is Charles
l.. Bickucll. the incumbent of last SEES
sion, and who rendered entire sati>fac-
ton to every member of the Senale
and all who had business with that
body. The wruer had business rela
tons with Mr.. Birkneil for a consider
able length of time. during the pas
six wears, and can recofnfnend HIM As
aduick, competent business man. and
Internationally the best mar in the
State for The position named. As be
fore stated, there is no hope of elect
ing a Democrat. and if we must Lave a
Republican. for heavens sake, give il
to one who possesses merit and fitness.
As the Appeal stated Yesterday morn
ing. we have no objections to John
Harris, believing him to be a very
worthy younC man. and no doubt well
fitted for Secretary of the Senate; but,
as we learn, very nearly every mem
Der elect to that body have openly eX
pressed Themselves favorable to
Charley Bickue!l-eSpecialiy the hold
overs-it is useless for Mr.. Harris -
work against fate. Charles +. Bich
nell is a. certain to he Secretary of the
Senate AZ we We're defeated for the
nomination OF State Printer in the
democratic Convention. We are now
writing for merit and fitness, and not
for party.
GETTING READy.-A walk through
the State Capitol building, at the pres
ent time. plainly indicates that a SEES
sion of the Legislature is at hand
The State Board in charge of the build
ing are making all preparations neres
sarv for the comfort and convenience
of the SolonS OF the State. To assemble
on the first Monday in January. III
Senate and Assembly Charnhers are
looking neat and can. and all the
offices throughout the building. in fact.
appear to be in shape and really in
vitiuv. The Board will enieavor to
provide all the rooms that can he
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miltees. \ Sufficient supply of coal
and wood is being LAID in for the Win
ter. aud every room in the structure is
provided with gas. Altogether. the
house and each State officer therein
domlriied, will DE ready tor the law
makers at the time required by the
Constitution.
MISSIONS Observation-Disclosures
Exchange, although but recently
opened, is fast becoming a popular in-
stitution with the public. The bar is
stocked with the very best of liquors
20 be had, and in quantity, large, and
sentlennanly Dispensers always on
hand. The club room. in the rear, Is
fitted up in superb style, and nothing
of a d~lsOrderly character Is tolerated
in or about the Exchange. Mr.. Wins
ton expended large amount of money
TO get things in good shape, and is fast
being reimbursed by increased patron
Good liquors and a thorough dis
of good order enforced, will be
PASSENGER DEPoT.-The passenger
depot of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, in this city, is fast nearing
The carpenters are
through with their portion of the work
and the PAINTERS and pIasterers are now
employed IN the finishing touches. In
to rooms provided Tor the !
comfort of passengers and THEN bag
gage. a ROOF has been suitably ar l
fOreverv department., from SUI c
down. A substantial G
plank walk will shortly be built from
he depot building to the Mint corner,
which will enable pedestrians to reach $
he ears over a walk free from mud in I
Winter season. l
Miss 5. f. MORGAN, a lady of expe
renee and ability, as a teacher of
and drawing, proposes to give
essonS in these branches at three II
o'clock p. m, on Tuesday and Friday ?
If each week, in the recitation 10 of "A
he Sierra Seminary Miss Ctapp's).
50 per month for drawing, and =.
u for painting. e
TURKEYs.-The Carson Valley and $
lear Creek farmers have a great n
Of turkeys, at this time
eady for market, and as Thanksgiving $
Jay is neal at hand, no doubt this city =
will be amply supplied with this kind u
# fowl during this and the coming 81
week.
PERSONAL Will Charles TAYLOR re
'larke please send his address to his &c
John Robert Clarke, Tribune N
'tfice, Chicago Illinois. "a.