The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Pastor. Preachinga at IL a. m, and $ p. m.
Sunday school at II m. Seats free.
INSTALLATION. - At the regular
meeting of Capitol Lodge No. 20, l. o.
O. F., held on Friday evening last,
the following named gentlemen were
duly installed as officers for the ensu-
ing term. by p. G. Representative,
George Heuning. of Virginia city, as
sisted by Warren WATSON, District
Deputy of Douglas county. and p. q.
G.. Leverentz: Daniel q. kitzneyer,
y. c.; Ii. :. Mason, II. Sec; Charles
Martin, +. Sec; w. d. T~orrevson,
Treasurer: E. Gushing. W.; j. d.
Hammond, G.; I. Common, |. g.; Geo.
w. Chedic. X. :. y. g.; Albert Mills,
l.. :. y. G.; Charles Bray, r.. ). $;
L. ID. Edwards, l.. ). ).
DIVORCE. William Patterson, Dis
trict Attorney, and the most prominent
of all lawyers IN the divorce cases of
the State OF Nevada, hearing that
much might be learned in his favorIte
practice, 10y attending Plp-r'> Opera
House, last evening, gathered all the
di,contented wives he could find and
lDDh j1tlll 10 li-ltlld CItN, 10 Z bdi
rett in The play of 'DiNOrce." Legal bu-
sine>s is dull. very dull, but we have
heretofore held dear William in too
high esteem to believe he would be
guilty of such an act. How he can
reconcile it with his Christian pro1eS
siou, we are at a loss to know. and
how the husbands will take it, remaiDs
to be seen.
4 KICKING SCRAPE.-Billy Wilson
harnes>ed up an unbroken horse in
his Hot Springs stage, yesterday
morning. and got a short distance
from his stable, when the brute COM
menced to kick and did some of the
most substantial kicking ever wit
messed. Billy sat on the box as calm
a. an angel and let her kick. y few
men came to the rescue. When n eX-
perienced h~orsenIan quieted the am
NAL by taking hold of its ears and
whispering a few words.
THE New SCHOOL BUILDING.-Capt.
B. ii. Meder has devised an improve
ment on the original plan for a. new
school building, which has been very
skiltully gotten up by Charles Jones,
of this town. BY the new plan at
least s., 900 ear be saved in the cree
ton, and "a greater amount of convent
ence Obtained. The superiority OF The
new Over the Ormer one will strike
even the most ignorant in architectural
matters. The Captain is in earnest,
and citizens ma expect the building
under way shortly.
The GOVERNOR AND STAFF.-Gov.
Bradley arrived home on the morning
OF the Fourth, and in company with
Private Secretary Belknap, proceeded
To Virginia city for the purpose OF ak
ing part in the celebration III that
town. The Governor says he enjoyed
himself grandly, yer II doing their
best to make him happy. We are
sorry to say that Colonel John Ros>er
of the Governors staff was prevented
from duty III consequence Ofa spralned
ankle.
The WEATHER.-Yesterday was a
cloudy, suitry day. \ kind of oppres
sive stiffness seemed to pervade every
thing animate and inamInate. Ozone
seemed to predOlninate in the atInOS
phere ana a heavy thunderstorm was
predicted, understanding that the
learned Ben Carrick. Treasurer of
Lyon county, who was in secuted
at the idea. The clouds continued in
a lowering state up to the time of 90
ing to press.
JUSTICE IN TEARs.-The celebration
OF the Fourth did not produce a single
criminal complaint, not even an ar
rest, whereby the Interesting young
man who runs the Police Court is out
and injured, not having as much as
received the return of his subscription
in fees. such things AS these
Will surely, ii continued long. cause
premature grayne>S and bald.fESs to
overtake the poor fellow. Carson Is
by far too quiet a town for police
Courts to flourish in.
GIRL WANTED. "A respectable
young woman can obtain a comfort
able situation in a good family by APP
at this office. The salary Is
liberal, the location pleasant, and
The employers uneXceptionable. =
HELD FOR PosTAGE.-A letter adj
dressed to Mrs. A. j. Barrett, Silver
City, is held by Postmaster Turner in
want of proper stamp.
COUNTY MATTERS.-In another col
ann will he found the semi annual
of the County Treasurer and
Auditor.