The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

looking so supremely happy tina we
could not resist asking the cause OF
his joy. He replied in a few words,
''rhe Elko boys are a jolly crowd
The Colonel went to Elko for the pur.
pose Of establishing a new tribe OF
Red Men. He found the wOutd-be
braves anNiou>ly awaiting the arrival
OF the cheap big chief" On Saturday
last the tribe was instituted.
10y Initiating a number of pale faces.
on SUNDAY the following new made
braves were installed as officers of the
Tribe: Ben Fitch. Sachenl; NJ. p.
Freedmen, Sen. Sycamore. w. ii.
Brown. Jun. Sagamore: L. A. Rogers.
Prophet; g. H.. SHEPHERD. Keeper of
Wampun; J.. p. Edof, Keeper OF
Records. V. c.. l~ncohonee Curry was
assisted hv J. Q. Pierce from this town.
His other helpers are not Col
Curry returns us his thanks for using
our iufuerIA in procuring for him \
kind welcome in the town of FL ko.
He fully realizes the necessity of
making friends of prominent and res
pectei gentlemen.
BACKED DowN.-A gentleman of
this town offered to bet that Grant
will lie the next President Of these
United States. 4 young and ardent
admirer of Horace Greeley. anxious to
take up any bet the aforesaid gent
might offer, commenced putting mp all
his worldly goods, viz: Dolly Narden
hat. silver watch. gold chain, ~
gla~scs. too hplck. memorandum book
and pencils, coar, vest. and commenced
ON his shirt, An would have put up
hls whole wardrobe, had not the othe.
ran away. There il not much in the
fact of iseif, but it is very significant.
FROM SPooNER's STATIoN.-Mr.
Spooner. proprietor of the large hotel
at Spoouer's Station, was Ne>ter
day in town. He reports bu>ine s
very livery al the Station. The lie
ste u, uuIlt h. Davis and ellison. is
Ito AZ IL good business and is, NJ
Spopner SAYS, a great Accommodate n
. those living IN the neighborhoou.
It will surely control the business at
this side OF The lake. a. goods are sold
there al the SAM or at a less price
than they a be purchased in Carson
CITY.
RENovAL.-Fred. D. Turner, III
n0bl: Postmaster, is about moving
from his present quarters to the build
ing opposite, in few DAYS. Our es-
teemei friend, Il. Fred Brooks, will
also move his stationery and cigar
store into the. same building with the
P)s;u a>ter. Much regret will te felt
ut the removal oftwo such companion
able gentlemen, even 50 short 4 dis
= "a ra.a ~ across tho Streat The MIL
surely be followed for they are both
necessary evils.
ISsUEA~CE.-The agents OF the sew
eral fire insurance companies are all
doing a good business this summer.
Rice x Peters, of the Imperial. K. T..
Kelly, of the Liverpool & London Il
Globe, and Geo. w. Chedic, of the
lirenlan'S Fund. are all live men, and
sure 10 be on the lookout for business.
If anyone goes uninsured and thereby
loses his all, it will be no fault Of
either of the above named agents.
4 GOOD CLERK.-We learn that J. r.
Johnson, the old established Genoa
merchant, has secured the services Of
benjamin Edison. formerly State Ii
braTliu. as clerk and boOkkeeuer.
We congratulate Mr.. Johnson i'll his
~SelectiOn; and, at the ann time. eS
press a wish that the 81 uatiOn may in
nure to the pecuniary and sanitary ben
eft OF our friend Ben.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Adolphus Waltz. the new Incumbent
of the office of Register. has fixed up
his Office in fine style. 1t is Just large
enough for the business and no waste
lett. and is really the most coIn-
pact, orderly looking public institution
m town. All matters pertaining to
CnHed States Land business are now
well conducted.
FoLDING CHAIRs.-John G. Fox has
for sale some of the incest, neatest,
most comfortable little ducks of chairs
hat ever bore the weight of female
They are called folding
and are useful for gardens.
pOrcIreS, picnicS. amp or any Other
kind of meetings. Mr.. Fox has also
sale some patent wire fly traps,
we'll worthy Of notice.
GREELEY GooDs. - Dolly Vardens
'eem TO be giving place to Grealeys.
every dry goods and clothing store
an he see goods Of the color OF the
rats mae % :a,ncu by TIE fufiire
Al these goods hatea
OoE .Gco:nfort. bone.tT Gni iu1cren-
fcr.ro and viii 40 ioubt be II! the
ago nom this day forward.
A, ExutsIr.-i true exhibit Of the .
abors OF siio Fourth Of July EIecu
i've q unr,itteei is benz placed ia : pc,
wi appear in to nlorrow'S ISSUE.