The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-29
BUSINESS CoLLEeE.-we were shown

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BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-We were shown
yesterday the prospectus of the Pro
lessor of the San Jose, CAL, Business
College. Peter Cavanaugh, Jr., who
was a pupil of Professor James Vim.
sOnhalter, the Principal, enlightened
us as to the method taken to instruct
scholars in bookkeeping, and none
tary transactions generally, he also
presented us with a $1,000 note, such
as are used in the Institute. We shall
look the matter over and tomorrow
endeavor to explain the system. The
healthy situation of the College, the
easy terms, and the well-known
ability of the Superintendent, would
seem to be the best place for men in
moderate circumstances to send their
sons.
DEPARTED. - Last evening John
Booth, the handsome and accomplish
ed editor of the "SiIver State" who
had been soiourning with us a few
days. left for his home in Unionvilie,
Humboldt county. No doubt he will
reach his stamping ground a wiser if
not a better man. He has seen, like
John Bunyan, things profitable,
things rare. and things to make him
stable" Well, he is Il nice man and a
good editor, and success attend him.
LEFT Cs.-N. J. SAVERS has left for
Stockton to take charge of the tele-
graphic arrangements. He is a right
good man, one of the best operators on
the coast. We can lily spare him. but
believe he will o o return. Mrs.
>aviers will continue the photograph
business at the old stand, and We be
speak for her such a run of custom.
and such profits hat n. j. will be
ashamed of his salary n be glad to
come back and help his wife. So mote
il he.
THE L. S. Grand Jury vas again in
session Yesterday. and in the [. 5
District Court before the Petit Jury.
the cause entitled: William 5. Woods,
assignee in bankruptcy, VS.. Mercer 4
Tucker, vas argued. We did not
hear the whole trial, but We're present
during a part of the time occupied in
the sermon of II. X. Mitchell. but
could not wait to hear the benediction
of Judge Me>sic, or the doXology Of
the jury.
FoUND.-A sleeve button with the
monogram ). on it was found by a
who deposited it in George
till, as security for four drinks.
Any one claiming and proving prop i
rrty can have said button, free of
charge. FRYER says he knew the mar
pawned the button when he was
in better circumstances, and therefore
claims 10 lein on said property.
FIREwoRKs. FIREwoRKs.-Jas. J.
N1andlebaum has just received a
.hoice lot Of newly manufactured fire.
works; also, flags Of all sizes, which
ne proposes to sell at San Francisco ,
prices, with the addition of y pre>>age
Call at his fruit store and buy
you want to eat, smoke and be
ratriotic with. At the same time try
lis new invoice of cigars.
Book SToRE.-Fred. Brooks sent
his circulars yesterday. He
: fitting up a nice store. next door to
Fargo's, where he intends to
keep a good stock of everything in
he stationery line. as well as books
nd periodicals. Mr.. Brooks is we'll
poken of by the people of Elko, and
yill no doubt do well in Carson. lie
viii open out in Il few days.
RErURNED.-C. +. Bicknell returned
Lake Bigler yesterday, looking ,
and virtuous, an appearance I
lie so we'll knows how to assume.
SAYS alternate visits. like
toIen fruit are sweetest, and thinks
oming in at the death is the most
.rotitable part OF the hunt. He re-
,orts everything right side up in the !
.eighborhood of the big water. I
RAFFLE.-Some very beautiful pieces /
f embroidery in worsted, worked by .
widow lady now residing in Carson, /.
ave been placed in the hands Of J.
ker>ey. at the Ormsbv House, with
view to rafting the same. Due no t
will be given OF the rattle, and in
nch a case it is to be hoped that every
who can, Will buy a ticket. !
PURCHAsED.-The odd Fellows of
have purchased of Henry Van
the large and commoiious hall
has been used by them for the
three years.
Go to n. J. SAVERS for your gen.
inc Rembrandt Photographs, at San t
rancisco prices. i