The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-09
TAXES CARE OF UfMsELF.-W. D.
Torreyson, the well known blacksmith
and very highly esteemed pioneer

citizen OF this town. having promised
, to complete the iron roof of the gas
hou Q, in the rear OF the Truckee Sa
loon, bv a certain time, was compelled
to work at it yesterday morning in
the broiling sun, and to prevent hav-
ing his locks burned from Oft his
head, rugged a large umbrella over
himself. which was moved from place
to place by machinery connected with
the body of MIR. T. We watched the
Young fellow some time. and the hap
py smile that iilunIined his face was d
sufficient reward for our patience.
A MARRYING FIRM.-T. w. Clark,
partner in the ranching business of j.
ID. Minor, Secretary of State, was
married, on July Sd, at U~nionville.
Humboldt county. 1t is currently
believed that on the same day II
venerable friend J. D.. permitted him
self TO be made a victim of connuhIal-
ity, in a quiet town east of the Rocky
Mountains. We interpo>e no Office
tinns. although strong and o~verwheirn
in. ones might be offered. n" doubt
the laiie are of age to judge tor
themselves, and if they can stand the
press. it's all right.
APOLOGETIC.-Ne nave Deen re-
buked Ivy Fl. p. KrauS. Overs agent at
Steamboat, for not mentioning in our
report Of the Fourth. that he sent a
cnach-aud six to Carson for the pur-
pose of assisting in the celebration of
the anniversary. That such vas the
case we knew. and that that good look
iug Jehu. James Miles. drove the
Young ladje~ and children in the pro-
ce~>ion. Friend Nasty and friend
Miles will excuse the neglect and Will
be permitted to furnish the cigars.
Books FOR LIBRARY. A box of
books arrived yesterday for the State
Library. They are from London, and
consist Of English Chancery, Grim
miual and Equity Reports. Some of
them are So Old that they are scarcely
!egible: one printed in 1914. If there
i anv la Yer in this town that can
rcad Moore's Reports of that date, he
can win "A o of cigars from Us. As
curiosities, the books are good, but for
any use they can i've put to in this State
they might he slowed away under the
Sphinx or Pyramids.
CHANGE az BAsE.-In consequence
Of the closing of the Ormsbv House,
j. ID. kersev, agent for Wilson's Au-
rora and Valleys Hot Springs aud
B-nton'S Lake stages. has removed
his office to the 81. Charles hotel, at
which place the accommodating young
gentleman can be found at all hours.
ready and willing to give all informa-
ton needed.
TAKEN HOLD Honorable c. y.
Noteware Yesterday assumed the posi-
ton in the L. :. Branch Mint of chief
cOincr. q "hich he has lately been ap-
pointed. We congratulate Mr.. y. on his
appointment and the President and
officers of the institution in having
gained a gentlemanly, agreeable asso-
ciate.
OVERS RENO SrAGE.-J. L. Laid.
agent for Dyer's line of stages has re-
his office to Wells, Fargo 4
cos. All matters connected with the
stages or fast freight as well as the
Virginia accommodation stage line
will be attended to by Mr.. Ladd as
heretofore.
CALLANDSETTLE.-George ID. Fryer.
HI VI tIIt olHlSpN 1lDuSt. Ill
usual polite way, calls on his
and late patrons TO come forth
with to the office of the hotel and set
tie up for ali the grub he owes them
and vice versa. The hint is worth
Call and see him.
TRAIN DELAXED.-The S o'clock
train from Virginia city did not arrive
IN Carson until Il few minutes of noon
III sunday. The delay was occa-
stoned by six dump cars running off
he rack near the silver City Station.
no injury to life or limb &C.
AsSEssMENT.-As will be seer by
advertisement Of the Secretary of the
Empire City Mining Company, an as
ies>Inent of IKE cents per share has
been levied, payable on or before the
st day ofr.tugust, 1872.
GIRL WANTED. A respectable
woman can obtain a comfort F
bic situation in a good family by ap :
lying at this office. The salary is
the location pleasant, and
he employers unexceptionable. t
L. S. BRANCH MINT.-Twelve hun
red and fifty ounces of gold bullion o
'as received yesterday at the Carson =
lint, from Benton, Mono county, -
iaIifornia. for coinage.
4 Heavy LoAD.-Hank Monk
rought down from the lake. last
vening. eight passengers. five Of
HON are from New York and Phil r
delphia- =