The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09

1 llIlllS tttt1IN 40 W. w a --'' -'S
William Gee, 40 acres, $50; w. f..
Grove, 50 acres, $50: \. CT. Robinson,
50 acres, $50; G.. {. O'FIying, 100 l6- 100
acres, $40 "a: Antoine Stortf, 30 acres,
S60; William L. Crone, los 20 100 acres,
So 10 John Jones, 200 acres. 500;
Purtiro Patron, $50 acres. so; Mackel
owen, $50 acres. $50; Sebastian Flores,
50 acres, $50: Fernando Sicenna, 30
n 100 acres, S64 IS; Cypriana >lceuna,
go acres. $50; William &. Wilson. 80
acres. so; Nicholas Hays, 81 81 lWD
$50 5S; Rocca Patron, $50 acres, so;
James b. Gee, 50 acres, $40; Nj. r..
Carol. l20 acres, $50; James I. Me-
Mimi. l20 acres. $50; Martin GupuIl,
! TOO acres. $40; kahel Stock. l59 "a 100
acres, $50 o.; Elizabeth f.. Hlli, 50
acres. $50; K. u. LtnhOm, 32o acres,
$50; X. w. Benetie', 80 acres, so; q.
+. Waldo. 40 acres. so; Mary >Warth-
out, $40 acres. $50; Cornelius Osborn
81 81 100. So 81; Rufus Osborn, go
acres, $50; :. Barton, 80 acres. $50: l..
A. Buckner. 2f0 acres. $40: y. SeeIeN,
10 acres. SO; &. y. Osborn, so acres,
$50; X. Il. Ellis, 10 acres, so; T.. X.
>pr0wl. 24o acres, 500; J. c. Holt, 100
acres, $40: +. AhIuS. 100 acres, $40; }.
L. Thomas. 50 acres, so: J. Z. Thomas,
$50 acres, $40; J. Z. Thomas, 10 acres,
$40; Charles CoukIin, 100 acres, $40;
Frank BotSchmau. 100 acres, $40; IN.
G. Record. 80 acres. so; VIM. p. Dale,
100 acres. $40: l.. G. Pra>e, 100 acres,
$50, and y. Bowers. 80 acres, 500.
THE DISTRICT CoURr.-On Thurs
day afternoon the seventeen state
prisoners appeared in Court, accord
ing to order of Judge Harris. They
all pleaded guilty to the charge of
prison breaking except one, rank
CLIFFORD. who. by his attorney. entered
the plea Of not guilty. Those who
pleaded guilty. Viii receive their SEN
truce this morning At 10 o'clock. ON
the same day. Judge Harris granted a
decree Of divorce to Julia W. l.. itee't,
from her husband Jerome /. Reed.
who. it Will lie remembered. was
bound over III the un OF tive hundred
dollars to keep the peace towards ms
wife. he having been arrested on a
barge of threats against the lie OF
his wife, h sad Jullt.
THOSE SwITCuES.-It having been
limited by many, that the opening OF
the switches on the railroad, by which
the locomotive has been run OFT the
track twice within the last week, was
caused by accident, not design, we
inquired of Superintendent lexington
As 10 thetruth uithe rurnOr. He states
that when the train passed over the
switch to the Mexican mill, the switch
wa Immediately locked, and was seen
ali right i've minutes before the return
of the tram. and the same thing oc
CURED at the bridge near town, on
$780, I,- .,S.It I'T,-r, - rA n Nsnr fort y /
switches on the road, and the utmost
care is taken with them.
MILITARY. a military company
has been organized at Phoebe, Lincoln
county, known as the Meagher
Guards. At a meeting of h mem
bers of said company, held AT PIoche,
the following named gentlemen
were elected as officers. and on
THURSDAY were commissioners by
Governor Bradley, to wit: Thomas +.
fIanlv. Captain; John c. Colgan,
First Lieutenant; John Murphy,
Senior Second i.ieutenant; Patrick
Flanagan. Junior Second Lieutenant.
\ VALUABLE PREsENT.-H. b. Bost
wick. chief clerk in the Mint, very
considerably and kindly presented to
Lieutenant Governor Denver. for the
use of the inmates of the state Prison.,
a complete file Of the illustrated Lon
don News, for the past eight years.
An act OF this kind is coinmendabIe
and entities the donor to much credit.
We hope that others will do likewise.
Reading matter Will be thankfully re-
ceived either at the State Prison or
Orphans Home.
MCCLELLAN'S PAINTINGS. - The
large picture which hung some time
in the Orm>bv Iiouse-the view of
lake Bigler-wherein is shown the
stage coach. containing old Horace
Greeley. with Hank Monk as driver,
is now hanging in the International
Saloon at Virginia. The room is lofty,
and the painting shows to advantage.
Old NeSev. who keeps the saloon was
Yesterday disposed 10 put a MauSard
root on to Us for claiming the picture
as a production Of a Carsonite.
CoSvALESCENT.-Fred. Hyde, broth
er-in-lawto Alfred Helm, and nephew
to O.. w. q. Ferris of this city, who
was so badly injured in Cold Hill,
some two months since, cane down
from that place on the ears yesterday.
His leg, which was so fearfully frac-
tured, is nearly well. His many
friends will be pleased to hear of his
convalescence.
BoRAx.-It has long been known
that a fine article of boraX has been
f,,,pJ ,t Walker Lake The owners