The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

parties, and Will be strictly ehtofceu-
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TIE MEETING LAST NIGHT.-In
pursuance to acali the Liberal Repu5
licans and Democrats of this vicinity
me. at the Carson Theater last even
ing, to listen to the truths expOunded
bv that able and silver tongued orator,
Hon. Thos. Fitch. After a few remarks
made hv the Chairman. Mr.. Fitch was
introduced and took the stand. An
Introduction of the gentleman was
hardly necessary, for he is well known
throughout the Pacific coast as an
able speaker. Mr.. Fitch proved him
self equal to the occasion, and by his
telling and soul stirring remarks
elected long and continued applause
from the audience present. Whatever
NAV be thought of the justice of his
criticism of the present admlnlstra
ton of the Government, his perfect
familiarity with The history of the
country claimed marked attention.
and his pleasant. easv delivery n
stentorian voice did not fail to be APP
preciated by his many listeners. AL
together the meeting was a large and
enthusiastic and hespeaksa hearty
upport for the Liberal ticket in
Ormsby county next November.
EpIrH O'GoRMAN.-A lecture will
be given at the Carson Theater, this
evening. by Edith O'Gorman, THE
Escaped Num-" entitled "Life in a
Convent" All wno have heard the
lady lecture acknowledge her to he the
most brilliant, torcihie and effective
lady speaker known to the American
people. Her lecture is a narrative,
simple and truthful. Few ladies in
tie lecture field are her equals and
none her>uperior. We heSpeak for her
a crowded house. The price of admis
sion is but fifty cents; reserved
seats. seventy five cents. Go and hear
her, by all means, n judge for your
selves of the truth of her remarks
CALLED ON US.-H. Roberts, soliciting
agent for the san Francisco Bulletin and
Call, called at our office yesterday. Mr..
Roberts Will remain in town for two or
three days, and during that time will cir
culate around town in the interest of the
two papers mentioned above. Mr. Rob
erts has the advantage of years of eXpe-
rience in life, as his gray locks indicate,
and appears TO be a candid business man.
The papers he represents are reliable
Journals for Pacific Coast news, and merit
n liberal suppot.
FIRST THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN
FROM RENo.-The first through passenger
train from Reno over the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, arrived in Carson this
morning at 4:I5 and proceeded on its way
TO Virginia city. The first regular passen-
r train going west will leave Virginia
$ evening at Q O'Clock; will arrive at
Carson depot at 1890 and will proceed
to Reno where it will arrive at 12:l5, con-
Meeting with the trains of the Central Pa
C fc Railroad.
".ASsEMBLYNRS FaoM EYE."-Dr John
Bowman, present AsSemblymen from
Nye county, was in town yesterday. The
Doctor took n run down to the State Fair,
at Sacramento, after doing up the Fad.
Convention, and is now taking a little
round among his khan, getting the key
note for he compaign. The Doctor eX-
poets to be in the coming Legislature,
end has secured a seat in the Assembly
Chamber.
FIRE IN WAsuoE Enthusiastically
morning, about / O'Clock, the house of
VIM. Thompson, present nominee on the
Republican ticket of Washoe county for
State Senator, sit. ted two miles this
side of Franktown, near Folsom & Bragg's
mill, took fire and was totally destroyed.
The dwelling, with its contents was val
ued at 5000, which was insured for 81 200.
GEO. w. CHEsLFY & Coin another
column will be seen the advertise
mont of Geo. w. Chesley Il Co., the
old established wholesale liquor deal
ers in Sacramento. The house is too
well known to need any praise at our
hands.
DELEGATION FROM VIRGlNIA.-Qui.e
. delegation came down from Virginia
last evening to hear Hon. Thos. Fitch
speak.