The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

Fun FOR THE BeYS.-On Tuesday
evening. a young man of this town,
seeing a Carson Adoris enter a BARRIERS
shop, and knowing that the inamorata
ofsaid Adonis was coming upthe street,
Wilfullv and with malice afOrethOught
entered the barber shop and offered a
wager that his friend would not leave
the BARRIERS chair to 90 out and drink.
The bet WAS made and out rushed
Adoni> with his face Smeared all over
with soapsrds. He reached the side
walk and there he met-he niet MS
death blow. Poor fellow; wicked,
treacherous friend. At last accounts
all parties connected i'll the tragedy
were alive.
WoRKMEN WANTED.-Not a day
passes bat Inquiries are made of US
as to whether there are any idle men
in town. WOrkmen are required on
farms, in the woods and t:lIneS, ana a
hundred could find instant employ
ment at good wages. Should TINS 40
tice meet the sight OF any desiring
employment. they can learn partlcu
lars by calling at this office between
the hours OF 10 o'clock a. N. II t
o CLOCK r. III.
UNCLE BoB's Observation-Disclosures
Bob FOuke informs US that he has
made special arrangements for the
feeding and accommodation of all who
NAV ~patrOniZe him to day: and as
many OF his Old friends VIII doubtless
visit town, me refers them to his al
verti~ement in another cOlumn for his
whereabouts, and to prevent mistake,
we state that his restaurant is in the
rear of Bright Il simpsons Sazerac
Saloon.
THE HINCHMAN MINE.-We were
| yesterday shown, by Mr.. Hinchman,
the diScoverer of this mine, some very
fine specimens of rock taken from the
ledge. ExpertS say the rock has the
same appearance rs the ore from the
ChoIlar and Savage mines. 1t assays
very high figures. II the ledge IS
well Developed. We expect to hear
great things from this mine before
long.
From INDEPENDENCE.-The stage
man. Harry Wright, who arrived in
town from Independence on Tuesday
evening, reports business very lively
ia that newly settled country. Crops
are excellent and mining business
active. Workin-Inen are much need
ed. The harvest Is plenty but the
laborers are few
IMPROvEMENTs.-Jake Klein has
made great Improvement in the prop
erty corner of Carson and Second
streets. lately purchased by him. He
has built a new rent. an awning an
around, and a new sidewalk, as we'll
as cleared out all the rubbish which
has accumulated round and about the
premise, for years.
WILL CLOSE To-DAY.-We are re-
quested by James Il Borges, tonsorial
artists Theater block. Carson street.
to inform their customers that they
will close their institution at l { O'Clock
precisely, this day. and that no bust
ness VIII he done therein until to-
morrow at a. III.
FIREwoRKs.-It is to he hoped care
fireworks will be let off during the
time the procession of 20 day is in
motion. There will doubtless be
lId1fN NOIll- il'b "-V'N W "ibii
lerv practice. that might become res
tive at the explosion of fireworks, and
cause injury to life or limb.
To TWELVE YOUNG LADIEs.-The
twelve young misses who have been
selected to ride in a stage coach pre-
pared for them, are requested to be at
the parlor of the Ortn>by House at
1880 O'Clock this daV, IN order that
hey may he in readiness for the'pro-
ceSsiOn.
FRIsBIE's.-L. 2. Frisbie, the immor-
tai caterer to the appetites of hungry
that we feel more than ever proud of
him. He has made his restaurant a
bower of beauty, outside and in, at
considerable expense. and we trust he
may be we'll rewarded for his pains.
"CALL AT THE CAPTAINS OFFICE"
AS will be seen by the advertisement
of the State Treasurer, in. another col
and April, 1872, are now payable on
presentations; also all warrants drawn
OF the State Capitol Fund.
CARL WANTED. A respectable
young woman can obtain a comfort
able situation in a COED family by ap-
plying at this office. The salary is
liberal, the location pleasant, and
the employers unexceptionable. =
PLACES OF MEErING.-The Federal
and county officers are requested tod
meet at the county, building. and the