The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-03

Gren DaU a SIIelulu Tune az
Parker's Hall. on Wednesday even
ing. We have travelled in many lands,
but never did we behold a collection
of such handsome, we'll formed, we'll
dressed children As were congreGated
i'm the hall on Wednesday night. In
the early part of the evening they
muse themselves with games, such
as kiss in the ring, drop the handker
chief. etc. The dancing commenced
about 9 p. m, and of all the olu la>h-
. toned airs ever put on, those chlIdret
capped the climax. The ladies' OF lhe
period, with their putf>. paint and
powder were entirely eclipSed by the
little bellies at that bali. Many adults
Joined in the dance. but were nowhere
in comparison with the infants. A
plentiful lunch WAS provided, ana An
seemed happy and SATISFIED. Tue
party broke up a little before midnight.
STREETSPRINKLING.- Arrangements
are about being made for h constant
sprinklingo of the streets of Carson city.
1t is believed that the County Com
missioners will assist in the payment
therefor. We observed several of the
most prominent business men button
holing join. Cheney. President of the
Board, yesterday. and on listening to
the conversation. came 70 the c"nrIu
sion that the elOquence OF little 'eofSe
Tutiv had almost persuaded me Com
missioner to become a Christian and
do the fair thing hy the properly
holders. Uncle George cOncluird his
oration in these words: Matter of
course The tact is. the sprlnkllng
of the streets will tend To keep them
in repair and do away with the nece>
sity Of extending hundreds OF dollars
in fixing them for next Winter.
ACHARACrERIsTICLE LETTER. Mason,
Cheney & Co. received a case of butter
on Wednesday. from a firm IN Cali
fornia that has hitherto supplied tine
firm with the finest article; so fine,
indeed. that the store has lately been
besieged by purchasers tor II. Inc
case in question contained some put
ter of the same kind a. before, but the
remainder i veritable cart grease. Ii.
:. Mason wrote to the shippers "that
some of the butter was good, but the
majority of it Internally bad: 50 bad
that il could be Smelt ten thousand
miles away" H"ratio writes a sting,
ing letter when he has a mind to. and
we advise that merchant To send for
that butter terrible soon
FINE PHoroGRAPH.-Uncle George
Tuttv has received from Germany a
series of magnificent photographs OF
the railroad depot in the city of
CART. Wirtemherg. They are the most
~Ierfect specimens of Photographic art
we have ever seen. The depot Is per
hans the most beautiful in the world,
and every part of it is shown out
clearly in the picture. Al. SMITH
is engaged in fixing up the whole f"r
the purpose of framing and VIII take
copies therefroin. Mr.. Smith IS doing
some very fine work. \ visit To HI
gallery is quite a treat to lovers OF art
From WALKER RIvER.-Mr. Bron
son, the well known glove maker, who
for some time followed the business II
thi. town. and is now in stock and
farming business. at Walker river
arrived in town Yesterday. ana HOOKS
as though the life of a farmer suited
him. He had. and still has, a large
amount of friends in Carson. and l.
heartily welcomed by them all. He
reports farming interests on the
a -
oates an excellent season.
SALooN.-Messrs Galce q
Nav, the g~entlenanly and handsome
proprietorS of the above named saloon
have procured new cushions for then
billiard tables; they are of Delaney's
patent and are com posed of wire. Col,
onel s. G.. Wright, Yesterday. fNeG
them in their place. squared the table
and put thereon anew cloth. The eX'
perts say the new cushions work to {
charm. About fifty men we're waiting
around the table all the afternoon fol
Mr.. Wright to get through, in order
to get a chance for the first shot.
SPRotT1NG. Curry's champagne
bottles, planted last Fall, are com
mencing to sprout. The Colonel pur
chased a sprinkler yesterday for thu
purpose of irrigating them, as he says
it is necessary to sprinkle them mere
ly-the pouring OF of much water be
ing apt to disturb the roots. In weel
or two from this time the plants viii
he so far advanced that Mr.. Curry viii
be happy to have his friends call ant
see him.
FRIENDS GALLERY.-Arnold Frient
has associated with him Mr.. Marsten
an old and experienced photograph
artist from San Francisco. The gal
lery is much improved and contain
very fine specimens of the photo
graphic art. Pictures OF life-size "a
be now taken which, by eoloring