The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-31
RE1URsEp,-Our typo who went to

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business visit ofa few days, as he said,
and who had kept us in suspense ever
/ since his departure, arrived yesterday
morning, accompanied by a young
lady sharing his name and fortune. 1t
seems we were mistaken in being led
to believe that he was going on a BUSH
ness trip. But, ''such is life W
know not what a day may bring FORTH"
Man is doomed TO many surprises and
disappointments, n although ones
spirits may be e!ated or depressed by
the sudden rise or fall of fortune in
his favor. it is useless to buck against
fate. Our typo is able to De at work,
Notwithstanding his having become a
Benedict.
STREET CORNER PoLITICs.-At every
corner of Carson street, from the st.
Charles Hotel to the Mint, a now be
seen little knots of anxious indlridu
ais gathered. No sooner does a batch
assemble than some candidate appears;
not with any appearance of anxiety,
but Just for the purpose. apparently,
of being seen. 1t appears Il strange
assertion, but no one electioneers for
himself. The candidate has a dear
friend he is anxious to see elected and
merely steps up II the little gathering
to ascertain if his friend or the straight
ticket has any chance of success.
There probably never were 50 unSeif-
i-h "A lot of candidates i'll any political
campaign in the State.
MISSIONS EXCHANGE.-T. Il. Wins
ION will shortly pen the saloon lately
known aSthe Capital Saloon. under the
name uf"WIn>ton's Exchange.' The
saloon Will be run III FIRST class >tVIe.
Mr.. Winston has a large st ''k OF II
duor> on the way from san Francisco.
large room SON. o has been added to
he rear of the saloon whore a faro.
Diana ami other gamn Will be KEEP.
I he huilding has been thoroughly re
pared. reptIntei and renovated, and
viii present a coy appearance when
opened to the public.
GAMES OF CHANCE.-DaviS & Now
nv, of the Globe saloon, rave a faro.
keno. ronlo. chuck a-Iuck, Diana, and
10. game, at their saloon. which are
every night. and afford
amusement to manv who try to hijli
mp their shattered fortunes by
iu- in the games. TIE Truckre Saloon
has also a number OF games running
every night. Music being in attend
ance. these places attract many per
>ons every night, seeking Amusement
4 RUNAwAY.-Jim Blgler's express
team, while at the depot yesterday
morning. on the arrival of the paS>en-
rertrain from Reno. became frightened
and started at a lively rate round town.
| A f,n , -, rim a. ~ ,aar ri " n worry 1t raat
! they fetched up in front of the resi-
| dence of A. c. Ellis in the western part
of the citv. Having gone as far as
thew could. the street not being paSSa-
bic further. they stopped and were re
covered. No damage was done either
to the horses or vehicle.
WooD CHoPPERs.-Yesterdav the Y.
& T. r. r. Company were engaged in
fitting mi a large number of Chinese
with tools with which to cut wood TO
furnish the railroad. A wagon load OF
implements of various kinds were sent
10 the Celestial camp in the mountains
northwest of this city. and no doubt
the band will be engaged all Winter
in preparing this article of tuel for
market.
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the famouS corn doctor, now At the st.
Charles Hotel. room No. %. third
floor, will remain in town but a very
few DAYS more. Persons contemplat-
ing to seek relief from bis wonderful
method, will do we'll to call at once.
as in all probability this will be his
last visit to Carson. See his advertise
ment.
Coop TEMPLARS. - Great prepare
tons are being made for the Good
TcmpIars ball to morrow night at
Moore & Parker's Hall. and we pro
n0unce that it will be a success. There
has been no ball given in Carson City
since the Fourth of July. which should
insure a large attendance to morrow
night.
FINE SrOCKS.-CarsOn can boast of
fine stocks of dry goods. Although
not the largest city in the State. We
have the most gorgeous and heaviest
stocks of drv goods, and to all appear
anceS each firm in that branch of hu~
mess are doing a profitable trade. or at
least they are selling a large amount
of goods.
ToPS.-Tops are again coming in
fashion, and every urchin about town
mav be seen spinning his top with as
much n~onchalence a. sporting mel
bet on Twenty Cents last Monday.
Even the Piute boys of this vicinity
take great delight in spinning tops and
some are quite adopts at it.
/. O. O. f. BALL.-The ball to be given