The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS

wife, N. Kfmball, Jas. E. Baker, B.
Small, Chas. H. Ordwan, F. w. Cal
breath. Jas. C. Malone, NJ. McClusky,
Virginia; Jno. r. Edwards, Bait Grail,
VIM. N. Barnes and wife, VIM. Put
man, Daniel SMALL, Geo. w. Hoag-
land, N. Perasich, Miss +. Saville, II,
Z. Tompson, j. NJ. Benton, wife and
daughter, Victor Muller, James Mad
igan, Miss l.. Spence, Miss A. Smith,
Miss L. Graham, Joseph Rudd, Jas.
Halligan and wife, Miss Nellie Farrell.
Chas. Cooper, Robt. Pinkney Carson.
"CHEEsE IT."-A prominent citizen
of this town, while around collecting
yesterday, went into Leport's store,
and while waiting for his coin, thought
he would cut a piece of cheese. In
cutting the cheese he almost severed
one of his fingers from the left hand.
He fears nothing from the result of the
cut but thinks ho will not be able to
"shuffie nit de cards" wenn playing
Won little game of beam"
SCHooLHoUsE.-The frame of the
new district schoolhouse building is
about finished. The belfry in the
center of the building adds greatly to
its appearance. Every time we look
a the structure, we feel glad and duly
appreciate the energy and good judg-
ment displayed by the trustees, and
the cheerfulneSs manifested on the
part of our citizens to pay the special
tax required for its construction.
EN- ROUTE FOR VIRGINIA.-Messrs.G.
w. Baker, w. Lockwood and J. Reilly,
from Eureka, came up from Reno,
yesterday morning. and, after a brief
sojourn looking at the Capital city,
will leave this morning for Virginia,
for the purpose of attending the annu-
al meeting of the Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons.
ExAMINATIoN.-Wm. II. Pierce,
charged with the killing of Geo. S.
Wilson on Friday last, had an exami-
nation in the Justice Court Yesterday
and was remanded to Jail, no bail being
allowed in such cases, to wait the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury, which meets
in November next, for the crime of
murder in the first degree.
v. 4 T. r. R.-The Reno division of
the road is now in good condition and
trains may soon be expected to make
regular time. Men are kept constantly
employed at all points baIlasting and
otherwise improving the track, and it
will soon be in as good working order
as the section between this place and
Virginia.
REPAIRING.-The house occupi, d
by Bright & Simpson, lately damaged
by fire, is being repaired. New
shingles are being put on the roof and
the damaged parts throughout are be-
ing thoroughly repaired, and the
building will soon be in as good on
dition as when new.
In A FIx.-Our cotemporary, on
Saturday last, while in search of items,
got somewhat mixed up with the rival
at the primary, and had he
lot walked of on his ear. no doubt the
Appeal would have had a vacancy in
he local department.
RETURNED.-Judge Waltz who has
,een in San Francisco receiving medi-
aid for an ailment with which he
las been suffering for some time, re-
urned on Sunday, fully recovered
rom his disease, although somewhat
educed in flesh.
JUSTICES CoURT.-Four Cinnamon {
arrested last week on a charge l
t malicious mischief, in raising a \
disturbance in Chinatown. The case
anne up in the Justices Court yester-
'ay, when the defendants were dis
harged.
PERsoNAL.-D. Lachapelle, brother
f l.. Lachapelle, proprietor OF the I
Warm Springs Hotel, arrived here
-om Montreal, Canada, yesterday,
18th the intention of remaining :
ere, with his brother.
IMNIaRANTs.-Dyer's stage, Sunday
forming. brought into town eleven
having come overlan d :.
irect from Canada. a
PERSONALLY. w. McGovern, Of r
;ko, arrived in town yesterday. He y
a delegate to the State Convention
Reno, which takes place to- morrow.
NEW CRoP.-A large amount of hay,
the new crop, is being brought into
arket, and meets with ready sale al
BOD prices.
GRAND LODGE MEETlNG.-The an
lal meeting of the Grand Lodge F. =
A. NJ. of Nevada, takes place to- r
~, in Virginia city.
The ORMsBY.-The new Ormsby
ouse frame will shortly be completed
the roof being put on.