The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-10
A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-In this

A VALUABLE DIscovERY.-In this
age of steam, no preparation of modern
times has been more needed than one
to .bailers from the pdecOm-
| posing influences of mineral waters.
Sweets Chemical .Hluid, a recent dis
covery, fills the bill perfectly, cleaning
the scales from boilers by acting upon
the Natec. only and without the slight
est effect upon the iron. Ascertaining
the value of this preparation while In
the East recently, Colonel Abe Curry
of this city purchased the right to
manufacture and to use the huid IN
all the Pacific States and Territories.
His first experiment was with tls
boilers of the Ophir hosting works. in
Virginia, in which the fluid worked to
a charm. He is o cleaning the
boiler of a locomotive for the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad Company, and
since the effect at the Ophir mine be-
came known he has received large
orders from the Union Mill and Mn
ing Company and others. h es-
pecial attention ofnill men and others
using steam is called to the advertise
ment of Colonel Curry. There is
money in it," for q. +. Ames, Chief
Engineer at the Ophir works, pro-
nounces the fluid one of h most val
liable discoveries of the aye.
PILLBox.- This splendid Carson
horse acquitted himself with honor in
the two-mile and repeat race at Ala
media, California, yesterday, although
beaten. He beat Cromwell and Tapped
.AtchiSon out in 3:46 and 3:43a, over
track reported '.heavy and deep"
This was remarkably good time, con
sidering that Pillbox according to the
San Francisco Call went upon the
track lame. from ixving had a leg
hurt by getting it over a rope or hitch
ing-strGp. 9or bottom and speed
combined. put him in good condition
and send him"fnr blood, Piilbox is
chief OF the turf on this Coast.
BRxSCH MINT.-We are favored bv
Henry b. Bostwick, Chief Clerk, with
the operations of the United States
Branch Mint. Carson, for the month
of October, 1871 Received Gold,
l~i.l33.4l6 ounces-S262.9H 80; silver.
2l1 ,602.SS ounces S2G3i7 ST total
tlilcts, -DI.iDD.DUf, lptti Ndibt~ gtiLr
295 Is. Coinage and bars: sos ,552 81.
r. r. ACCIDENT.-An accident &C.
on the Kings Canyon track of
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad at
an early hour Yesterday morning, by
which two wheels of "A fiat car were
broken. A Chinaman was letting a
car down the grade, and in turning a
so -. ran ,nrn n fnAn va
Damage slight.
NoTICE.-The public are hereby
against buying the water of
IA certain spring situate on the Lake
Bigle- Toll Road, about two miles
Carson, from w. II. Torreyson,
or any person other than myself, the
said spring being on my line of sur
vey and claimed by me.
f. d. SWEENEY.
PAID E.-The Treasurer of Hum
boldt county yesterday paid into the
Treasury, on account of Decem-
Der settlement of State taxes, Sli,326;
White Pine and Lyon counties each
paid in $500, and Douglas paid in
SlS2 o..
ALA&EDA RACES Nell Fiaherty
won the mile and repeat race over the
Alameda course, day before yesterday.
The race was free for all ~tillies, and
WAS. ror a purse of $50.
STAGE TIME.-Until further, orders,
the stage for Steamboat Springs will
leave this city at 10 O'Clock in the
evening, and will arrive at 10 in the
BRUNswICK.-The pans are in posi-
at the new and mammoth Bruins
mill on the Carson river, and
most of the heavy machinery is in
place.