The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-06

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| Mrs Grav. silver Cilv W Fa,iien, Warm :
WHO TURNED THE SWITCH ?-That
the switch was wantonly displaced on
Sunday evening, whereby a fearful
| accident might have occurred, no one
connected with the railroad d"uhts.
That such a mlScrcant lives and
breathes i'll Il midst, who would be
guilty of such an act. is undoubtedly
true. That he Will sooner or later be
found out i also quite as true, and if
found should receive such punishment
aud have il melted To him III the same
time and manuer is that generally
awarded toa mad dog or other noNlpu>
neast>. We understand that Mr.. IL.
NJ. Neriugton, with IA number OF EN-
pIOyeS. was on The cars, and that their
escape from death was almost Il
miracle. We congratulate the super
lutcndent on his escape as also the
others. n trust that his keen vision
NAV enable him to detect the perPe-
TRAITOR of the outrage.
Positively LAST APPEARANCE OF
CARRIE MOORE Miss Carrie Moore,
the skati>t and veIocipedi>t, gave her
second exhibition last evening to onr
of the largest audiences ever Assem-
bied in the large hall OF Moore x Par
ker. RetuemDtr. there viii be a
grand matinee AT ; o'clock this after.
noon. As this is positively II last
a|ppearance of Miss Moore. we advise
all who nave not Witnessed her Won
derful performances on roller skates
and the VeiociPede. to be ON haud, As
she Is undoubtedly the best III the
world. After the evenings entertain
mcut closes, ali those that wish to
dance can do 81. a. the proprletor> OF
the hall will give one of their socials
that viii last until T. o'clock.
DEPARrURE.-H. {. Street. late
editor OF the Carson Daily REGISTER,
left Carson for EIko yesterday, by
stage. We presume that he viii as
sumo control ofthe independent. with
which paper he has been connected
heretofore. The loss OF Mr.. Street Will
he felt i'll Carson. Although a man ot
retiring habits, he has made very
many warm friends III this own
Those intimate " ith him and able TO
appreciate hi, talents entertainments,
NOV ia ~ Az - IiN'' - & ''-'AN
than ordinary ability. However, EIko
gains what this own loses. and no
more need be added at this time.
ST. PaTRICK's BALL.-We need not
admoui>h the people of Carson to
prepare for the ball ON the 18th instant.
Everyone knows that the parties at
such a time are fine and well worth
attending. Moore 4 Parker's Hall
has been secured for the occasion.
The proceeds of the ball will be APP
propr!ated to the benefit of the Catho-
lie Church, in this
IN TowN.-Mr. Freeman, of the
well known and reliable wholesale
liquor house. ]. 4 J. Spruance, san
Francisco, arrived i'll this city yeSter-
day. Being personally acquainted
with the firm for many years, we
recommend them as worthy gentle
men, and strictly honorable i'll their
orders, if you need anything in that
line.
l.. II. DYER.-The wide-awake stage
man, l.. IL. Dyer, came up from Reno
on Yesterdays stage. He Is looking
as cheerful as ever, and if we may be
permitted to SurmiSe, believe that he
came partially. to witness the won
derful Carrie Moore operate on the
velocipede. If 80, don't deny it, Dyer.
FROM FORT INDEPENDENCE.-Billy
Wilson and Harry Wright, our popu-
lar stage men, returned from Fort In
dependence yesterday. They were
accompanied by Colonel Wingate and
Lieutenant Haskell. The boys look
as though they had enjoyed life.
New GooDs.-John G. Fox has just
received "A supply of fancy bird cages,
of a new style; some brass one are
very handsome. He has also an in
voice of very peculiar walnutS, TO
which we invite the inspection of all
curiosity lovers.
THE WEATHER.-On Monday the
wind arose and towards evening blew
a nice little breeze; dust blew in
clouds Yesterday; the clouds gathered;
little snow squalls occurred, and last
evening the indications were a heavy
now storm.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
The great water suit matter will come
up in this Court to-day. The best
legal talent in the State has been en-