The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

SAD ACoGDENT.-Edwin Gushing, a
much respected citizen of this town,
met with a very severe accident on
Sunday afternoon. by a fall from a
wagon. on the Kings Canyon road.
Mr.. Cushing had been to the picnic
grounds and was returning in COM
paav with Hank Monk and II other.
in 2 one horse y and when about
halfway from the grounds the horse
became reStive. and tOav0Id A collision
with anOthertean was guided into the
bank. From what we can learn, Mr..
Cushing Jumped from the wagon aud
landed on his head. He undoubtedly
struck a rock a. the skull WAS frac
tured. Nr. Cushing was brought into
town to the house occupied 10y James
Robinson and from thence to Edward
Howe's residence. DR.. Lee was called
in, who found the occipijal bone brok-
en-. The Doctor sent a carriage for DR..
Wehber, orif he shoulI he from home,
DIR. Bronson. for The purpose of con
sultation. Dr. Webber i in san Fran
cisco aud DR.. Bronson refuSedto come.
consequently DIR. Kirby was brought
down. who arrived about ) O'Clock a.
IN. OF MonIaV. Yesterday morning
the fractured piece of skull was raised
To its place and retained there. Hopes
are entertained of the patients recoV
erv, although his condition Is c0nSld-
cred very precariOuS. We sincerely
trust that Mr.. Cushing may recover.
for a better citizen or more honorable
man does NOT live in OrIn>by county.
Poor Ell. is we'll cared for 10y the mem
bers of Capitol Lodge. No. 20, |. Q. @.
f, of which he i a member, as also
by his numerous riends.
ISsURAxCE.-In our advertising
columns OF to day appears the card of
the Fireman's Fund Insurance Com
pany. of San Francisco, advising u
insuring public of their compliance
with our state laws requiring a de
post of $50. 900 bonds, to enable them
to conduct a legitimate insu rance bust
ness in this state. 1t is said that the
Fireuan's j. the oldest of the Pacific
coast companies, one that pald IT.
losses i'll full at chicago. This fact
alone should commend II 10 the cont
dence of the people. Geo. W. thtdlc
j. its agent for Carson and vicinity.
We congratulate the company upon
securing the services of so valuable a
q 1Tt-tIlltA t. ne IA IL 'Nttt 50
long connected with the PhannlN. of
Hartford. is of course well acquainted
with the field Of his operations.
PRowLERs ABoUT.-Ye>terday two
tolerablv well dressed loafers We're
prowling around private houses on
Nevada street. 10 the fear Of ladies oc
cupving sail houses. How long it
will be before this practice j aban
Goned. we canuot tell; not, however.
we fear. until one or more OF iheir
kind get a leaden pill or a broken
head. \ man that will sneak round
the dwelling house of respectable pto
pie Will. as a general thing. steal any
thing he can get at. We have adVeTted
to his matter many times and glNen
warnings through the medium Of this
paper. The fellows VIII" were Ye>ier
dav sneakiu- around are spotted ana
had better beware of a repetition OF
the otfen>e.
THE FUNERAL OF MATTE GEORGE
ON Sunday afternoon the funeral of
poor little Matte took place and vas
very largely attended. Very much
sylnpathV was eVinced to the tpereaved
parents. Little Matte vas a sweet
child, we'll advanced for her age, and
exceedingly increasing. She seemed
to be aware Of her approaching death
and talked San>iElv to the last. We
trust tina fie who tempprS the wind
to the shoru lamb may enable the par
entS ami relatives to realize that the
dear one j. not lost, but only gone he
fore. and that she will be awaiting a
reunion wiki the lovei ones in
Heaven.
EoUTH OF July CELEBRATION.-It
has been suggested to Us. and We offer
the suggestion t o the Committee Of
Arrangements. Il have the exercises
the Fourth in the open air. The
porch of the cSpitol would be an
excellent place for the Grafton, etc.
and an awning could be spread III
for the accommodation of the
ladies', at a small cost. The Idea seems
TO US a good one. and We the
committee sill take the matter under
advisement. The day VIII. in al
probability he warm, and the expert
euce of last wears celebration will
doubtless show the propriety OF adopt
lng the plan.
DOLLY NARDEN GAlrERs.-Olcovich
Bros. have received a lot Of bronze
CATERS. which are the most dazzling
ever made for the pedal eX
of the female sex. They
don't cost much; only s. per pair, a
mere bagatelIe, if put on to a pretty
foot, but if the contrary, they are ter
rible high. Dolly Warden ieweIry, a