The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-29
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Though seeming doii, Will, We are IL
formed by those who have had oeca-
sion to visit other sections. compare
favorably with that Of towns of like
size. The fact is, times are remarkably
quiet generally, to say the least, through.
out this State and California.
A little familiar talk about our town;
its repairs, Improvements, new build
i1gs, .business firms, citizens, and
changes duriog the past few months and
and now transporting, may not be dis
pleasing TO rssiden,s, and will possibly
interest absences and former citizens
vho may read the APPsAL.
Brief is the time since the compile
ton of the Pacific railroad over the
Sierras and across the Continent brought
rs, in common vita other places along
the line and in the vicinity, practically
one half at least, 10 many cases fosr
times, nearer the great commercial
cities, and few if any are benefited
greater thereby than the citizens of this
place. But il 10 of local items excla-
sisely We intend to write.
OF new buildings erected, or finished,
during the past season We notice
The Usi,ei States Branch Mint,
By far the most costly building
il the State, the perfect proportions Of
which now stand complete, embodied
in stone. The new an6 beautiful
machinery Of the Mint, than which
there is none more perfect, is nov
in complete running order. and moves
almos, IS silently rs falling snow. We
are informed that Superintendent Curry
ouly awaits the presence of melter and
refner 10 enable the institution to com.
nence coming Nevada geld aud silver.
No, many months have transpired
since the completion of Moore + Par
ker's new TheAter Hall, which has
proved on several political, social and
festive occasions ample for the accom-
of any gathering of the people
likely to occur in this section
John G. Fox has completed the brick |
walls of q large and handsome TWO
story structure on Carson street, Oppo-
site the Plaza, which he will, coon rs
lie inside work can be pushed to COM
pie,iou. occupy as q news depo, and
bookstore. Mr.. Fox has also made sub
,tan,ial Improvements in his residence,
And has the air Of prosperity and BUSH
ness energy.
OF shops recently erected ne might
mention that of the Kitxmeyer Bros, .
handsome stone building which they oc-
.upy with saddlery aud harness. Along
Tide this one they have torn down an
,ther old wooden structure aud are now
,rectiug a new one. By STEADY indus
~ and wide awake perseverance they
make a good showing of deserved bus
aess success. Probably other buildings
ave been erected recently, which do
,ot happen to occur to Us just at this
inc, but may in continuing this review
Of dwellings and grounds greatly i'm
roved by repairs, additions and shade
rees, there are msny. Between three
nd four thousand shade trees were set
ut last Spring. Probably q greater
uube, will be transplanted next
spring. Il
Some of the principal business firms
nd establishments here, constituting
he stamina Of the place, and meeting
eemingly With fair success We might ,
,entioa as being those of G. T. Davis Il
|. B Driesbsch, who has BY the cree {
ou of new stone building doubled
ne size of his premises; OIcovich Bros,
Tho receive goods direct from New
ok Koppel r Plat, premises also
realty enlarged Sheyer & Morris; G '
|. Maish, furniture de.ler; Edwin A. {
'avis, tinware; Flyers ksg house, gem
f its kind; M-din's fruit store; Frisbie's