The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-07

RErURNED.-Captain c. A. Witherell
returned, yesterday, from his pros
pecting toar. He has been nineteen
days absent from town and has, during
that time, done some substantial trav-
cling. He went from here to Aurora,
to the Adobe Meadows, Hot Springs,
Bishop Greek, Big Pine, Swansea, over
the white Mountains to Deep Spring
Valley. The Captain reports mining
matters to be dull i'll the region he has
travelled over. Bishop Creek is a fine
agricultural country and the best set
tied up OF any place IN the neIShbor-
hood. Mr.. Mallory, from Douglas
county, aud McAnnaliy from Carson,
are doing we'll. The former has ii
large quantity of farming land un,ier
cultivation, aud the latter is getting
about him "a fine lot Of cowsand young
stock. The ore found i'll the mines of
that section is very rich, but the lodges
very SMALL Cap aim, who by the way
Is an earnest Grant man. Is compelled
10 admit that the reSIdentSo OF the IL
try through which he has passed., are
TO a man in favor OF Greeley for PreSl-
dent. We welcome our friend Charley
nome agdln. he Is an enttf pll>lhB
pro>pec,Or, ani will some dtv become
a bloated monopolist i'll mining stocks.
A DISAPPOINTED j. PA certain J.
2. Mas called on to join in the bonds
of natrinIOny two willing hearts. who
had c0ine all the way from California,
for the purpose OF becoming one flesh.
J. Il. walked a mile or less, waited an
hour, Joined the happy pair, and was
presented with a little paper package
containing com, the which he dropped
in his pocket and departed from the
house, a happy man. On his way
home, his curiosity tempted him To
open The little parcel, when he found,
To his Infinite horror and disgust, that
1t did not contain sufficient TO pay his
Legitimate fees. His first idea was to
rush back IN retract the good wishes
he had given to the newly married
couple; his second, to 90 home aud
confess himself sold, and his third, to
return and inform the man of the
house OF the fact and TO advertise in
the daily paper, that for the future fees
for such matters must invariably he
paid IN advance.
PUBLIC MEETING.-We are requested
call a public meeting of the citizens
of Carson, this evening, at the Court
house, at eight O'Clock. to adopt a pro
gramme tor the celebration of the com I
Fourth of July. The Committee
who volunteered then services to wait
upon the citizens of the town for vol
lntary Sub>crlp tIOnS, Yesterday per-
that duty, and met with a Very
liberal response. They Will report the
result of thier laborsto the meeting this
evening. Lei there be full attend
ince, in order that there may not he
any drag, now that the requisite
amount OF money can he had 10 in
sure a credItable celebration.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Mason, Che
1ey Il Co., shipped a large load of
merchandise, of "A general character, to
he above named town. Monitor is a
fodSend to Carson. and no doubt but
III the supplies needed in that district
Will in the future he obtained in Our
Carson merchants are selling
he best quality of goods, at a less adj
'ance on a Francisco prices, than
my i'll the State of Nevada.
RATIFICATIoN.-The administration
,arty had a ratification overthe nolni-
lation of Grant and Wilson, last even
Much lumber Was burnt and
powder used. The large flag was
lOisted on the receipt Of The IewS, and
abstraction at the nominations seemed
0 be depicted on The faces of the parti
ipants in the ratification.
EDIroRs ARoUND.-Gesterday was
fruitful time in editorial visitors.
here were i'll town Law, of the Reno
tale Journal, Bean, of The Virginia
'hrOnlcle, and a gentleman from
leve.and, Ohio, editor OF a paper, the ,
ame of which we failed To catch in =
le introduction given by W. Wood.
L. 5. BRANCH MINT.-The Carson
Mint will ship this morning ;
, Virginia city. eleven bars gold and !
lverJ worth Si0,391 33. to the credit