The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21

PAID IN.-Theo. A. Hale, Esq, kind
ly furnishes the following county set
Elements with the State Controller: w.
H. Hall, Treasurer of Esmeralda
county, amount OF revenue for SIX
months ending June 18th, 1871, Sl,665
40; expenses allowed, 1868 SO; net
amount apportioned to State Funds,
81 ,297 Oh. Noah Blossom, Treasurer
of Douglas county, mount collected,
Sl,I92 So; expenses allowed, S26S 1o;
apportioned to State Funds, 1913 IA.
PHoToGRAPHs.-We are pleased to
note the return of Mrs. y. J. SAVERS
from California. Mrs. S. has been on
a tour to San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, for the purpose of improving
herself artistically. She has brought
with her some splendid pictures, and
such material and new ideas, as will
enable her to equal any and all IN the
Photographic business in this State.
THE PLAzA.-Mr. O. \. II. Gilbert,
assisted by four State prisoners (sent
into town by the Warden for that pur-
pose, was engaged in cleaning up the
Plaza Yesterday. The debris from the
Capitol and the chippy remains of
sundrv wood piles, have heretofore
made a very unsightly appearance,
and cOntraSted muchly with the beau
tiful fence which surrounds the Capt.
tol ground.
TANGLE LEG.-George Gibson says
that he keeps a brand of whisky ex-
pressly for newspaper editors. y err
tain Storey county knight of the quill,
visited Carson on Sunday last, and
but that he did not call on George,
we would infer. from the tangled ar
ti"le in MOn9aysiSsue. lat said editor
had gotten himself outside OF a pint or
two of Georges best.
NEW GOODS. - That energetic pa
triarch Joe. ROsenstock. is out to-day
with a new advertisement. Joseph is
in San Francisco purchasing. and his
clerk K. Kelly, is receiving daily sup
plies of fashionable Summer goods.
We invite the attention of our readers
to the advertisement, also TO an III
>pection of the clothing offered for
sale at the Pioneer Store.
MILIrARY.-Col. Warren WATSON of
the Governors staff was in town yes
terday. He was not in full uniform,
but still had a sufficient amount of
martial trappings about him TO dis
tluguish him from a civilian. His get
up was somewhat in the Gen. Putnam
stvle. The Colonel reports everything
serene in Douglas county.
No BEEF.-The meat markets were
yesterday left without a supply of
this necessary article of food. The
cattle and sheep stampeded from the
corral of John Rosser and took to the
hills. The sheep, - head, were re-
captured, but the beet attic were
sill at large at The time OF going to
press.
MEDICAL.-Dr. Aborn will be at the
St. Charles Hotel on Friday, June 23d,
10 a. m. until , p. m. for the pur-
pose of giving medical advice TO any
and all DESTROYS Of consulting him.
Doctor has the reputation OF be-
ing a skillfuI physician.
CoLLECT1oSs.-Mart Gaige informs
US that he has already over $500 col
ItcltS from CItILclIs ~" bhC 'CAC ]
bratiou of the Fourth. The subscrip-
tiUns will probably reach $500.
LAST CHANCE.-Only % tickets in
the Gold Hill Lottery are left in tie
hands of J. d. kersey at the Ormsby
House. They are going OFT like hot
cakes. Secure them i'll time.
STEWARD WANTED.-A steward is
wanted Immediately by George Fryer,
at the Ormsby House. Apply at
once.
Go to y. J. SAVERS for Your gen.
uime Rembrandt Photographs, at San
Francisco prices.