The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-25
gentleman from Sacramento, whilst
MAKING q tour of i%nSnectiOn of 0ur

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any inland town on the coast such
splendid stores as Carson possesses;
and he was right. Joe Ro>enstOck's
mammoth store, filled as it is with
clothing, and koppel X Platt's, at the
other end of Carson street, with its
splendid stock, will very favorably
compare with any in Sacramento OF
the Bay City. The goods are As
fashionable and sold as cheap as in the
stores OF either of the above named
cities. The stores of Harris, Sheyer
4 Morris, and OlcOvich brothers are, IN
point OF size and stock contained
therein, second to none on Ii coast,
besides several other smaller STOCKS.
The gentleman argued, from the places
OF business, that Carson City must be
a good place to live and thrive III; ami
he was right.
L. :. GRAND JURY.-The United
Grand Jury, i'll and for the District of
Nevada, will be i'll session in Carson
City on Monday next. The following
jurors have been summoned to appear
at the Court on that day, at 10
O'Clock \. NJ, as follows: \. Wells, H..
McGoWeII, ID. \. Pine, VI. \. Stewart,
Fred. Griuage, Y. \. Muller, J.. Z.
Winnie. Frank II. Craven, {. y. Elan
ders, James +. Dealcy, j. L. Elliot,
VIM. Is. Mann, Daniel q. CUrbett, Jno.
Cheney. NJ. Parker, Joseph K. Cowcu,
Benz. Foster, Edwin Cushing, VIM. b.
Bult>, J. Mart Reese, George Tufly,
K. Il. Foulke, James Sachett, George
w. Chedic.
TIE RoADs.-Jake Beam, the in
domitabIe teamster, reports the roads
between this city and Steamboat
Springs as terrible. He SAYS the bot
tom has fallen out in many places, and
the roads are getting no better
every day. one of his teams that had
.weathered the journey, and all the
chances of wreck. WAS brought to grief
Il few hundred feet from the dwelling
Of Gen. X. NJ. Clarke. on Friday. Jake
thinks he VIII become e headed
and bearded, If no change takes place
SCHELL CREEK.-From Mr.. NJ. W.
Startling, lately from >chell Creek, we
earn that mining interests in that re-
siun are looking up. Two mills viii
erected there early in the Spring,
md busy and prosperous times are
confidently looked for. Mr.. Starring
: an old resident OF Dayton, we'll
here and in The Eastern part OF
state, and consequently his word
vii be taken a. regards this new
mining region, without salt.
JUSTICES COURT.-A case of assault
md battery came up in the Justices
'ourt on Friday, in which two ranch
r.. near town, figured. The cause of
he dispute WAS the elder of the two
uruIng a stream of water away from {
is buildings, and the younger claim
NJ that >aid water would damage his :
and, ifturned thereonto. The younger +
AS shown to have struck several
lows, for which he was fined $40,
;hich he paid under protest. :
FROM ECREKA.-Our esteemed fel- :
Nv townSman, NJ. c. Gardner. the .
millionaire, arrived AT his old 7
ONE yesterday. The Major looks =
bIaewndt thin. the which we sup
O>ed to be caused by hard labor, but
,certain that II arises from Il scare :
tuSeQ by the arrival of the smallpox .
| the region of country he has lett.
Ie reports everything as very pros
in mining matters in Eureka
i>trict.
THANKs.-The printers of this office
9sIre to return thanks to Mr.. John
Dung, of the Merrimac mill for re- s
forwarded to the office,
I'd also to offer their best wishes for
.e Juvenile a~malgafnatOr, who 50 re-
nifty made his appearance on the {
age OF LIES theater. We would
a box Of cigars (as a change
/ the next OCCASION.
advertisement in another
Iumn, the public will see and note L
e fact that Mr.. Cotton has received
large assortment of grass and other
eds, which he is prepared to sell as
as anyone i'll the trade. Mr.. Col
II is always on hand to attend to the =
of his customers, and we hope
will receive Il liberal share OF pat !
i'll his line of trade. -
APPoINTMENTs.- His Excellency. F
{ Governor, has commissioned Ma
w. w. Mccoy, State Senator. as
lited States Centennial Commission
for this State. Also, Charles \.
'uld. Commissioners of Deeds, to re-
lie in Salt Lake City, and J. II. H..
oOdward As Commissioner OF Deeds, I
reside III Louisville. Ky. L
- Ex-Governor H.. G. ha
asdel arrived in town yesterday. tie
is lately from San Francisco, and at
staying but a few DAYS with
He Is about as tall as usual, and =,
ks as though the board at the Grand I
,tel agreed with him. The old man AZ
is and always will be welcome NJ
peOple of Carson.