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

CARSON, June p, 1871.
1925. Received of George ID. Fryer
three hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, amount realized from benefit
given bv the Atlantic and Pacific CIR
on the Goth day of June. 1871, for
the erection of a public school build
ing al Carson, said amount to he held
subject to the order of a duly author
lied committee to be appointed by the
citizens of Carson for the purpose OF
constructing said building.
JERRY SCHOOLING.
This makes a good showing for the
public school, and one very creditable
indeed to the business talent and en-
terprise of our tOwnsman. George ID.
FRYER, Esq. The citizens of Carson
are largely indebted to this gentleman
the activity and liberality DIS
PLAYED by him in this generous act OF
the Atlantic and Pacific Circus Com
panv. Benefits are frequent enough,
but it is rarely that the receipts greatly
exceed the expenses. Mr.. Fryer has
shown that some things can be done
well as others.
MEXICAN MILL.-This mill has met
with a series of accidents during the
past few days. On Sunday the ma
chinery broke down, which was re-
paired. ON Monday the ditch gave
way. playing smash with everything,
and the wheel was also discovered TO
be broken. The wheel or part OF 1t,
of the Santiago mill has been put into
the Mexican, the ditch is being re-
paired and if no new accident occurs,
the mill will be running tomorrow.
MIsTAKE.-A young gentleman who
oficiates at a saloon on the same street
as the postoflice, having procured a
prescription from a physician, and
having at the same time Il check Tor
$40 in his possession, ruShed 1railil-
callv INTO the drug store II deposit
ing the check said he would return
soon for the balsam. He did not dis
cover his mistake until he presented
the prescription at the bank. NORA
look before you leap.
SECRETARY OF STATE.-We forgot to
announce the departure of Hon. }. ID.
Minor. on Sunday last, for San Fran
cisco. The General is so particular
about having his name appearin PRINT,
and puts on so many ~rlstocratlc airs
generally. that We hereby tender our
humble apology for seeming neglect.
He will return in a few days with a
suit of broadcloth to match the plug
he bought the former trip, and wore
but once.
RETURNED.-John G. Fox has re-
turned home. and has brought the
most heterogeneous collection OF
books. paper, jewelry jewsharpS,
pianos, tovS. ornaments, etc, with him
ever imported into Carson. John
don't care how many stores in his line
of business. open i'll Carson, for he's
got the coin and if necessary for HIM
to sell cheap, he will do 1t, however
he may hate to.
IL TowN.-Hon. Jonas Seeley and
George |. Lammon were in town yes
terdav. and returned on the 4 o'clock
train to Virginia. The former gentle
man does not stay i'll town over night
a, he used to. We rather wonder at
| this. for surely Carson with Its green
trees and pretty cottages is a more
pleasant place than Virginia. and he
will have to be here to-day anyhow.
FIREWORKS! FIREwORKS!-JaS. j.
M~andlebaum has just received a
choice lot of newly manufactured fire
works: also. flags of all sizes. which
he proposes to sell at san Francisco
prices. with the addition of cNpre~Sage
only. Call at his fruit store and buy
all YOU want to eat. smoke II be
patriotic with. At the same time try
his new invoice of cigars.
THEGold Hill Lottery drawing came
Off last night. Several prizes We're
drawn in Carson. and among them
Mr.. Ker~ev furnishes the following
numbers: l2.Sl4. 81: 21,S>5. $40: 21,>s2
s.: lO.SOO. 81; 27.S9S, So; 27,S3l. 81.
We understand that on account OF the
non sale of half the tickets the prize
were reduced one-half from the orlgl-
nal figures.
UNIFoRM.-A gentleman, resident
of Empire City. who has been ap'
poined one of the aids for the Fourth
was Yesterday in Carson inquiring FOL
a suit of military uniform fort the oc
casion. Any II of the Carson 100
ZOOS having the uniform OF their NOBLE
corps in their possession, Will confer :
favor by notifying the local reporter
thereof.