The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

work at a saloon in the southern part
of town, and was refused by the pro-
prietor. who had his suspicious as to
the moral character of the man. After
meeting with the refusal of work, the
individual hung arcund the saloon,
and the saloon keeper having business
in the rear of his establishment, set a
man to watch the suspected party.
Scarcely had the proprietor Wlthdrawn
ere the light fingered gent cautiously
approached the counter and Went Tor
what coin might be in the till. The
man set to watch the person, being
alive to the state of affairs, and seeing
the actions Of the would-be thief,
Event for him. in 4 style not antici-
pated by his lordship, and built a ter
rihle head on the unlucky gent. lie
left the place satisfied without gaining
what he sought, and although he came
out a heal" we hope 1t Will not be
long till he ''sees" the folly of his
ways.
CiRCvs.-The great San Francisco
Circus and Roman Hippodrome adver-
tises in this days issue to perform in
Carson on Wednesday and Thursday
JAW n and p, and their magnificent
posters adorn every conspicuous cor
her of the town. The show IS Il OF
the largest that ~ travelled IN this
section, having a 100 foot tent, large
enough to seat 3 900 people. They per
form all they advertise, and the press
of the different localities where the
troupe has made its appearance speak
in the highest terms OF the company.
The tent viii he pirchcri on the lot south
of Moore IL Parker'S Hall and directly
in front of Colonel Curry's residence
in the northwestern part oftOwn. This
company playei five weeks IN San
Francisco to immense audiences, and
the full company Is now with them
travelling through this section.
CONFERENCE.-THE hands in this
Office devil" andsub-local included),
were yesterday made the recipients of
Z bountiful suppIvof wines and cigars
b. Louis Norris of the firm of Sheyer
and Norris, who had a daughter born
un:O him. The wine was drank by
the "boys''a az only printers can drink,
and long life and happiness TO the
happy parent and child pledged in
many trimming bumper. And as
the blue smoke curlei from h frag-
ran. havanaS, we thought how good
and how pleasant it is to be a father.
We were 80 taken up" with the hap
pv effects of the rotations that the
words OF that good old song, "Nh, /
should like TO marry" We're conlluu-
ally before our mind.
\ NUIsANCE.-Thero are prOwling
about this town 4 vast number of
mnngrel CANNES. whose great delight
is to bark and biy6 and keep refuse
beef from spelling. They are hardly
worth the powder and shot to blow
them tot warmer climate. Per-
sons whose business requires them to
he ont in the early morning and late
at night are frequently set upon by
these unkindly ours, and it would be
a blessing to the town were their
number in some way diminished.
Owners of dogs should take care of
their pets OF some one else may.
LAUNDRY WANTED.-Many persons
have asked the reason why there is nc
. laundry in this town, where the pub
lie could be accommodated with clean
clothes when wanted. Tho Chinese
have monopOliZed the business in this
section for years. but from making so
much money or having the entire run
~Ofbusiness. are becoming independent
aud very unacconmodating. \ good
laundry established in this place. kept
by Il white person, would prove a pay
ing institution and be Il great convent
cnce to this community.
BANK.-The building lately occupied
by the Postoffice and stationery store
of Il. Fred Brooks, next doorto Wells,
Fargo x Co.'S Office, is being repaired
and fixed up to be opened as a bank.
The alterations will be made and the
bank opened in the curse OF two
weeks.
For Subtitle School Trustees adj
vertise the old school property for sale
at private sale, and if not disposed of
before the 1st of August. it will then
he offered at public auction, The lot
is well located, and those having
money to invest SHOULD be on the
lookout.
LIvELY.-The St. Charles Hotel is
doing a lively business. This honse
, has for many years past been 3 popu-
lar resort for strangers and towns pee-
pie. Tufiy "knows how to run a he
tel"
SNUG.-Henry Kaiser keeps a snug
little restaurant in the rear of the
Magnolia Saloon, where all the deliea-