The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

heard so much said of our old frieRd
Zeke's management of horses we, f"'
the first time, visited his livery stable
Yesterday. We Were shown Badly,
a Morgan AIeSsencer horse, ii splendid
sorrel; Jim and Butch, the former a
sorrel and the latter "A brown; also,
Prince and Hettie; Prince Is a mag
niticent black and Hettie nearly So.
The Kangaroo team was out. so we
lost a sight Of the horses. The animals
in Ieke's stable-althOuGh not so nu
merous as in SOIne-are all OF the Hf>t
quality. The old gentleman Is "A goou
Veterinary surgeon, and a practical
horseman. His horses look upon HIM
As a father. Everything connected
with the stables is in first rate order.
The feed room.t the harness ro0nl, and
the carriage stand. are all htted up
with an eve to convenience. The visit
was a verv pleasant and instructive
one: we learned Some things concern
ing the equine species that were Ell
tirelv new to our un>ophiSticated
mind, and shall take care to call again.
TIE BISMARCK MINE.-Thi> mining
company, located near the Mexican
tIatll, Oh me boiNitA- ~ ''''
Douglas countess, yesterday took the
preliminary steps to the incorporation
thereof. We were sho II "a piece OF
ore, taken from the ledge, which l.
pronounced bV experts to be OF the
most valuable kind. Their Is much
lead and other base metal in the ore.
which makes it 50 much more vain
able, found as II l. IN TINS Sertl@il OF
and "a farfrOn the Cuin>totk
lode. That immense bodies OF good
ore are to be found in the butte> sur
r,rndfng this valley, no one douhlS,
and all that i necessary to eNeIo
the of the country Is a little
coin and some energy. hi chances
are that Ortmsby and Douglas Will. at
no distant date. rival the lar famed
Storey in the richness OF her MINES.
THE Catholic FE>FIvAL.-We are
instructed by a Young lady TO inform
the public generally, that the tickets
for the strawberry festival, on Friday
evening, admit a laiy ana gentleman.
Ii has been rumOred that each person
attending, irrespective OF sex, must
produce a ticket. II IS a mistake,
Ind should have been corrected on
me ll'hGl- Let II Ut 'ltiiA 'A''N
stood that any gentleman producing
a ticket at the door. will be admitted
with or without his lady, and no ques-
tons asked a> to why he comes alone,
if he be so unfortunate.
THE LAST 'DOLLY."-We were yes
terday shown some envelopes and
visiting cards, Of the same color and
x-.,,.,, ~ . h., al ltrlf yanIIS rhlnT- ladies
have got To Wearing "vertheir dresses,
called Dolly NardenS. This last Is
truly Gaping the climax. and we ask,
as a favor, that nothing bearing the
odious name of Warden may ever be
shown us again, or we shall surely
write it down, to the utmost OF our
poor ability.
GREELEY HATs.-Those DESTROYS of
procuring Greeley hats AN be aecoino-
dated by applying to Joe. Rosen>tocl.
at the mammoth clothing tore. The
measure will he taken II the hats
sent for to San Francisco. We recon
mend that a club be formed for the
on the sarne principle a the
magazines are obtained from The pub
fishers in the east.
Snow MELrING.-FrOm James \.
Rigbv. proprietor Of the Rigbv mill.
at the head Of Clear Creek, we learn
the snow is so rapidly melting that he
expects to commence saving i'll week
or two. The departure of the snow
from the hills is anXiou>lv looked for.
as many working men that are now
idle will be i'll active Employment as
soon as the timber is accessible.
GARDENING EXrRA0RDINARY.-iwe
weeks ago, l.. p. Frisbie sowed barley
in the piece of ground in front OF the
King street side OF his restaurant. 1t
is now up at least six inches, and
promises a good crop. This Is a won
derful country. and cannot be sur
passed bv any on the a of the globe
for the wondrous producing power of
Its soil.
HURRAU FOR THE SPRINkLERl-
The sprinkling cart is now fixed and
ready for action. The public may with
confidence. expect that no more dust
will fiv this Summer. The streets,
front and back, will be kept wet night
and day.
WATER COoLERS.-At the store OF l..
3, Rail can lie found a fine assortment
Of water coolers, of new style, and all
sizes. Now The weather is becoming
warm, every person >'ouid have one
and, being SO low in price they are
within the reach of all.
HAIR! HAIR! HAIK!-James & Bor-
ges, tonsorial artists of this town, give
a list of their reasonable prices in =
no~ aduorfiSQmnnf which will ha