The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-28

Nc WALEs.-ManV of on

citizens VINO lie III their peu> tNSiS
morning until the blue tail flies drive
them out, will improve their health
and Increase their store of knowledge,
bv rising with the sun and taking a
stroll in the outskirts Of our
There are many little ranches which
from "A distance appear insignificant.
but on close Inspection arelouilu 10 pe
not only ornamental but very proil-
able to the owner. Mr.. o. a. +. Oil
bert has a small vegetable ranch, a
little beyond the Pioneer Soap Factory.
which is particularly worthy OF atteh-
ton. Mr.. q. has rented the property
10 Cinnamon, OF shares, ana has not
outstanding the late trosts, as fine a
crop OF vegetables as any in the State.
MIR. o.. i. also raising a large IN
of chickens. having some 600. of all
ares. He has worked the whole WIN
ter. hauling anu and no
will, as he richly deserves To be, we'll
rewarded for his energy. There are
many springs on the ranch, one par
ticularlv worthy of notice. In the
same pond are TWO springs, one cola
and two hot. The three combined
make the water Of a temperature pecu-
lIarly adapted to irrigation III such a
climate as ours. We shall continue
our morning observations.
THE Gold Hill News in its Issue of
Monday contained, in its peculiar
style, a sort of criticism on an item OF
ours relative to bathing. We beg
leave 10 suggest that we are only a
local" temporarily, aud do not re-
4uire any recognition from 50 old ana
able a "%reporter' as the gentleman
who runs the local of the News.
spare Us, kind sir: in your mercy
spare our tender feelings, and reserve
that caustic Wit and wuudrouS abIilty
tor which YOU are 50 justly famed Tor
Il foeman more worthy OF your quill.
John l. will DOT return, when you
will have "A chance to diSgorge all your
superabundant p~!easantry.
THE BENEFIT.-The circus was
crowded to its utmost capacity on
Monday night, thus proving that the
people of ormsby county are alive to
the necessity of erecting a fitting
house in which TO educate their chill
uren. The performance was excellent.
and unlike the general run OF such
tNIIIsiIliCii-- imposes
Mr.. Lee will ever have the good Will
of the people OF Carson, for aside from
his liberalIty. the re>pectablIlty OF his
troupe and their excellent perform
ances will always / V him a croWde
tent in Carson. Success attend linn.
THE Picnic AT RENo.-Jimmy
lealy, who participated in the picnic
ON =. Johns Day, informs us that 1t
was the most Successful gathering OF
the kind he ever attended. The party
went by rail to Bonner Lake, had Il
good time. and returned to Keno to a
splendid ball gotten up by the Nasons
at pver's Hall. Mr.. Dealy, who is a
finished cutter and filter and Is agent
tor a tailoring establishment in the
last. made his journey not only Il
pleasure but a >ource of profit, taking
orders for 50 suits OF clothes during
his trip.
AT SALT LAKE.-We are informed
that our esteemed friend DR.. j. ID.
Thompson has located himself among
the Saints. Mr.. Lamb, lately clerk to
q. p. Willis of our town. is associated
with DIR. Thompson in the Drug bust
Ness. anu HIS E1iIt -lS lh' l'i
pose of buving goods. We sincerely
trust tina Gods ho>en ones will dc
their duty by, and appreciate Doc. a.
he richly deserves to be. His friends
seem TO think the vOung man would
return TO Carson if he was not toe
proud.
BArHs.-Jake Muller's bath rooms
are the incest, cleanest, cosiest. and
best arranged rooms i'll the State
Neither Gold Hill or Virginia car
boast of such. They have all the
modern improvements. and the watel
comes directly from the mountains
and is never used more than once
Everyone gets a fresh dip.
ReCEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.-Tht
total amount received at the door o
the Circus on Monday evening wa:
S6Ol 80. Expenses of Circus Company
$50; license, $50; printing, s.; posting
bills. 81 50-total, S216 50; leaving the
handsome sum Of $3.50 for the SchOO
Fund.
SICK.-Frisbie, that jolly old caterer
is still confined to his bed with govt
No one but himself suffers, for tn
grub is just as good, the fountain still
SprinkleS those bivalveS in the shOv
window, and the parterre in front o
the house is brilliant with flowers.
HELD FOR PosTAGE.-A letter ad
dressed to Mr.. r. n. Van Brunt, Mel
chants Exchange Bank, San Francisco
is held tor postage in the Carson Cit.
p~ostoffice.