The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13

DAYTON AND VICINITY.-Judge Par
kinson, who visited Dayton day be-
fore Yesterday, kindly furnishes us
the following Lyon county items:
The first object of interest on the road
is the Dana Hosting Works, at the
old Dana mine. An immense amount
of prospecting has been done there
abouts, with but little success. Work
was for some time stopped, but within
the past few months the pumping and
hosting works have been put in order,
and the company is running for a lead
known to exist, with hopes of success.
Tie Twin mine, OH which Gen. IhoS.
II. Williams has a mill, is situated on
the west side of Spring Valley, oppo-
site the Dana. Good ore is said to be
taken from the mine; the mill was
working day before yesterday. The
Ophir mill, Ophir Flat, n mile from
DAYTON, is working. Near this mil IS
DEPOSITED the tailings brought from
Silver City by the tlume built last
Summer. Quite Il large bed of slum
or slime is already collected. Bird
sails mill at Dayton has been running
at half capacity during the int
but will start in full force in a few
DAYS. The Rock Point mill IS running
full blast. as also the little tallings
mill in the town of Dayton. Dayton
as a town cannot be considered Il very
busy one, rather statu quoish, If we
NAV use the term. Hope springs
eternal in the breasts of the Dayton
ties. and a darned good spring they
must have; they have beer burned
out, froZe out, and everything else
out, and still they live. happy, Jolly.
~cOntented. hopeful, virttiou> ana 1it;
YES. fat: there are not 70 A mel III
the town. The Sutro tunnel Is the
main stay of Dayton, and we'll 1t may
he, for it is as good Il rope as ever was
laid up (nautical simile). They are
now working three shifts III the tun-
mel. nav before Yesterday Mr.. Bethel.
the gentlemanlv foreman, reported
the tunnel 1860 feet in the bowels of
Mother Earth, and still going in. They
are working in quartz much reSemb,
ling that of the Hale x NOrcrOsS, and
EXPECTING to strike it equally a. rich
in n short time, The Commissioners
to examine and report on the tunnel
are expected to arrive next week; but
subsidy or no subsidy, h TUNE mus
90 ahead. and we say. and DIR. liaZ-
lett. the Superintendent, says that no
better investment be made OF sur
plus coin than in the SutrO tunnel.
The stock can be had for $40 per share,
and Is una>SeSSable.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-A. b. o.
Doughertv, of Hamilton, White Pine
county. was yesterday licensed as an
attorney by the Supreme Court, under
the new law. O~'DouGherty Is a gra-
duate of Dublin University. and Is not
only Il good LAWYER. but a ripe scholar
and a writer of no ordinary ability.
Il. B.-The Silver Star Base Ball
Club of this city has cleared off a-fine
field for practice, in the rear of the
residence of Il. IL. Meder. east of the
city, and will have a practice game
this afternoon at i:3O, to which all m
terested i'll the h%ealthful game are in
vited.
CoMIxG.-Miss Carrie A. Moore, the
most accomplished lady skater in the
world, will visit this city in he course
of il week or two, and give exhibitions
or her wonderful talent at Moore Il
Parker's Hall.
James J. Mandlebaum keeps con-
stantlv on hand the finest imported
Havana and domestic cigars. tobacco
in all its various modes of preparations,
confectiOnerie>, fruits, nuts, etc.
PAID IN.-The sum of 81, 100 in cur
rency was yesterday paid into the
State Treasury by applicants for loca-
ton OF State Lands.