The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30
RED MEMS Pow Wow.-On the

rem Will take place at the campoodie
, of Mrs. Bowers, on the western shore
. of The great Washoe Lake. The Vice
Great lncohone is making h%erculean
preparations, and it is expected that
all the aborigines will muster at the
above named place on the morning Of
that day. 1t is the feast of St. Tam
> many, of whom Drake in his history
of the North American Indians. saws:
he lame OF this great man extended
even mo the whites, who fabricat-
ed numerous legends concerning him.
In the Revolutionary war his enthu>i-
a>tlc admirers dubbed him Il sam
land he was established. under the
name Of st. TamnIanv, Patron Saint
OF America. His name WAS Inserted
IN sonRe calendars and his festival
celebrated on the first day OF May"
ON that day his vataries marched in
procession. to some rural place called
a wIswafn, danced. made >peecheSand
smoked the calumet of peace, the V.
q. lncohOne of this State will have to
ctltW his calumet, as he dent smoke
and spent the day in fest witty. Sub
>e4uent documents show that ~.
Iannraanv'> day was observed on the
twelfth of May; hence the grand ceIe
hratlon to take place on the eleventh
instant, the twelf h falling on sunday.
That the Red Men will have a glori
Gus Time cannot be doubted. We are
informed that respectable pale faces
VIII tie invited to attend, and should
the weather Prove prolitious a very
large crowd will be ut the campooda.
OPENING NIGHT.-The old Sazerac
saloon will be re opened this evening
by its present prOprietorS, Messrs.
Lewis & ~Thorington. Everything in
and about the saloon has been over
hauled, painted and improved. The
rroprIeIUIs nave imported a me stock
OF wines. liquors, &c, from one of the
best houses i'll san Francisco. No
doubt the Sazerac Will be we'll patron
lied. The gentlemen now in charge
are of kindly disposition. when not
imposed UiGn; are handsome in form |
and feature. and in every respect
adapted to run an institution OF the
Kind. Both of them are fully able to ,
use their customers well, if they be- !
themselves, and to put them out, :
if they do not. =,
\ OOR APPOINTMENT. - Sheriff
has appointed l.. >tearn as dep p
utv. vice Gus Lewis, who resigns for D
he purpose of attending to his bus Il
mess i'll the SaZeracSalO0n. Mr.. Stearn
.oOk hold last evening and watched
he town in Gus Lewis's stead. MIR. )
Is sober. reliable gentleman. )
the citizens may congratulate =
themselves that he Will attend to his r
!utIeS. Mr.. Stearns will make n good 1
and any business committed
o him will be sure to be punctually :
to. =
Observation-Disclosures s. c. Wright \
from Sacramento, looking a
as a clam at high tide. We are
to that Mr.. Wright j,
a paterfamiiiaS in earnest. he hav-
NJ had another olive branch of the To-
laIe gender added to his home circle.
Gems perfectly a 'pv; in fact
DOkS and talks like one of the patEi
rchS of Old. We congratulate thee, +
anuel; may thy treasures continue to l.
SUNDAY. Last Sunday was the H.
day this town has ex perienced are
n a long time. No excitement. no
1ws, no dog fights, no nothing: in
ct the total lackO If anything interest
- was the general topic of ~conversa- NJ,
on. Toward evening the wind start
| up, and made what was before bear
Die perfectly Disgusting. The night
as cold enough for Christmas All
in the frozen zone. ma
tina
of the invalkls
e happily on the mend. General T.
Edwards is about again attending
his business, looking rather delicate. %
1t very much better than he was last
Eek. Mr.. y. Waltz was Yesterday n L
1t and seems to be recovering fast. -
tier Cavanaugh was yesterday much nj
tier and strong hopes are entertained VI
his final restoration to his usual
alth. n
For EMPIRE.-A number of Carson
$ started for Empire last evening
the purpose of attending the birth Coz
Y party of Hanson, MAY and Richev.
all probability they will all return
the course of the week; that they
II, all of them, get away during this
Y IS prepOsterous. We shall en- Z
avor TO CLEAN sufficient from those =
10 do get back, to give a description
he ball t0-morrow. =
HEARD FRoM.-Mr. Elrod, yester- =
Y, received news of the safe arrival
his family at their Old home. Mrs. =
and children accompanied IL. F.. I
re and family. They had a fiHa pas
across the continent and are all in q
i ~ nv