The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

TIL DUNG oTh OH tue
Young capitol building is being pushed
forward bv a force of w~nrkInen, under
the supnrjntendence of Colonel Abe
Curry. The basement wall is seven
feet IN hight below the surface. and
eighteen inches thick, and butt OF
stone procured at the State Prison.
The basement room will not be dI
vided into apartments, as II Is
AS a sort OF an archive for the use OF
the state. The ground story will be
used for a lock up, wherein members
of the LEGISLATURE Will he secured
when it is found necessary to cut them
off from "A long and tedious argument.
Especial during the leeis alive ses
SiOns. the Young capitol VIII he found
a great convenience and saving to the
state Treasury. The structure Will
he completed bv the first of January.
if possible. We would suggest a
similar building on each corner OF the
Capitol square.
RETURNED HoME.-Quite a large
number of persons who lave been In
attendance at the Reno races, during
the past four DAYS. were to return by
this mornings train from that city.
Some will return with less coin than
they left home with, while others Will
have betterei their condition IN that
respect. All, no doubt, Will return
with one expression of opinion, that
the races We're a success III every par
tirular, a large number of very I'M
horse. being collected there during the
week.
ARRIVALS AT Fl WARM SPRINGS
HOTEL: Jim J. Hayes, D. b. Nye,
San Francisco: VIM. A~rasterSocr, Geo.
Martin. Gold Hill; Frank {. Earring
ton. +. A.. Cope, Japan: A. DeNeuf.
II. T. Rimez. Mrs. Greenwood. Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. d. Cornett. Mrs. f..
Cabe, Jno. Tilley, James Michigan.
Alex. Lpport, Geo. Gibson. R. l.. Ryan.
Il. L. Wilson, Carson City; A. l.. Tyr
rell, Virginia city.
WHO owns Ir?--Jas. Calimberti
picked up on the street a pension Ger
tihcate bearing the name of jeremiah
Everett. late a private in Company
H" of the md Regiment Wisconsin
Volunteers. The certificate is dated
April 2S. 1864, issued at the Depart
ment of the Interior. The owner can
coy the same 10y applying at this
office.
lowing applications were made, yes
terdav. in the State Land office, for
State lands. and the respective amount,
set opposite TO the names. was paid to
the State Treasurer: Martha +. Fer
riS. 80 acres, SO: Alevand, il | rat
rick. so acres. $50; samuel Liidle,
320.37 acres. $50 %; James NJ. Man
ming, $50 acres, $40.
LIABLE TO BE SOFIA Mrs. Fannie
7. Young is announced to lecture on
>piritualiSm this evening. This is the
first time we have heard of the lee
tureSs, and the chances are those in
attendance will be sold, in amount,
the sum of fifty cents.
COMPLIMENTARY. We are in re-
ceipt of a complimentary ticket to a
social ball to be given in Reno, OctO-
Der 10, under the auspices of Reno
Lodge No. u, +. Il n. NJ. on occasion
of laying the corner stone of their
new hall.
FATAL ACCIDENT.-Mrs. A. Gilman,
Of Virginia city, was run over and
killed by the upward bound passenger
train. yesterday morning, while at
tempting to cross the track about
twenty feet ahead of the engine. Her
body was terribly mangled.
A CARD.-See, in another column, a
card from DIR. Luce, in justification of
false accusations.