The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-19
Two FUNERALs.-Yesterday two fu-

of particular notice. Mrs. Cynthia
Uoag. wife of our esteemed citizen
Reuben Hoag, SO late q bride, was
borne to her last resting place by sor-
rowing friends; sorrowing we say,
but vet not so; sorrowing to lay one
so good, so pure. away so early in life
i'm the cold grave, and at the same time
glad that her sutferlngs are over. Mrs.
! Hoag, less than "A yea ago, became a
wife, at that time, to all appearance, a
! healthy Young lady, beautiful IN lea
ture and having the prospect OF a
happy future. Shortly after marriage
The seeds Of the inSidious disease, con
sumption, made their appearance.
Nh. Hoag tried every means tor hcf
relief, change of climate ana medical
advice, but nOt etfecting any perina-
men. good. Some three since
Mrs. H0ag returned to this town from
I California much reduced. She has
since been under the care OF her SISTER,
MIS-. Tadoc Pierce, and received the
best and kindeNt attention from Eef
+ and her husband. She die calmly
aud re,iguedlv. We cond0le with her
, family, especially her husband; may
he have strength gwen MN Ill HIS
great atiliction aud he able to say,
lie doeth all things we'll IN
/ FAINT son OF y. II. Chainber.ln also was
! borne to his grave. and ali we can say
l., It's well! Surely its angel mother
was waiting with outstretched arms
OH the other shore, eager to clasp her
treasure. Yes, sorrowing father, lei
this be thy contort-mother and babe
are now happily united. Poor sweet
flower, carly transp!anted to Thy
heavenly bed; happy now, happy
forever!
At CoENELIAN II0T SPRI&Gs.-Thc
following named persons registered at
the C0rnelian Hot Springs Hotel W..
Il. Campbell, proprietor), on the
northern shore OF Lake BIgier on The
l6;h: DR.. ]. II. Mclean, wife and
servant. Miss Julia J.. Hart, II Louis,
Z Mo-; u. r. C~heiIenden and wife, Miss
cote. Miss H.. J.. Rand. Miss Miller.
Miss Campbell, 7. b. Milan, Mary>.
willie. Cal; +. Nye. Augustus Ash.
Virginia: W. +. RICHMOND, iiHcker;
Mrs. l.. &. Eil>ton. Dutch Fiat; +.
W. Harris. W. q. Cornell. }. Buck
master. Gold Hill; F.. &. Lord. BIGGER;
Capt. VIM. VI. >iddons, Sacramento;
James c. Ito!ey, Red Bluff.
HAIR DYE.-If some enterprl>lng
genius could discover 4 dye that could
take right hold Of a fellows hair and
turned it TO its Legitimate color without
+ is having to pass through the inferno
: dia,e stages. he could become a NIL
.Iouaire in a month. We overheard Il
conversation on Thursday last be
tween two auteGiluvian gentlemen,
thus: "Why don't you priniP upnoW
old fellow? Just look what q ne
irown my head exhibits NO. : re
plIed. thusly: II don't mind the eN-
prnse, but when it is intraI>ltu and
looks purple and green like your'n,
my old lady keeps a pokinS fun at me,
and tells me to feel the Top OF my
head. and that kinder rifles me, You
know!"
4 SUB.-Yesterday we noticed our
young legal friend Healey presiding
over the soda mandatory corner OF
:, Fifth and Carson streets, or rather he
!. noticed us. We heard a CHEEKY voice
saying Pretty hot !: try some soda
| old fellow" The young man is a.
J happy as "a clam he has with him the
Statutes of the State from '6f up, and
when short of customers nun
. self bv re compiling the laws, or quot
ing Shakespeare or writing poetry
:. Whether or not Billy Pearson will be
pleased by our acceptance of the stand
ing invitation given as by our erudlte
= friend, remains TO he proved.
1 A. B. DRIEsBACH beats all creation
making Improvements i'll his store
| He is now busy fixing up shelves II
. extension No. =. His store is as Ions
, as the ten commandments and as deeI
= as the DEVILS drawing o (neal
= Chicago. He says he wants shelves
: on II side to put his crockery on, ano
a also wants some more cIOckery 10 III
up the shelves on the other side be
sides he says lumber business Is dui
+ now. consequently he has to use W
all he a to keep up appearances.
r BANK EXCHANGE. Rufe Brown
new place ON the corner of King ant
Ormsby streets, is one of the snug
5 gests, coolest and best arranged blbu
lating establishments in the city, tt
say nothing Of the delicious drink
Il that are so cleverly prepared by thu
celebrated m~iXoiOgiSt who presldeS
See his advertisement in another col
$ umn.
BASE EALL.-The Silver Stars vii
> have a practice game to-day at 2:3O P
: m. Their opponents will be the JUNO
@ Nine. Some good work is antic patet
and tho hDvS arc 1%aSirOlS that the cltl