The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
Fox's JEwELRr, STATIONERY AND

line of business. He has opened a
large lotof jewelry, in endless variety,
among which we noticed, especially,
several watches, both ladies and gen.
tlemen's, manufactured at Waltham,
Mass, expressly for his trade. Inc
h~andsomest and most valuable of the
lot is a three quarter patent stem
winder, three quarter plate nickel
movement; five pairs extra fine ruby
jewels; exposed ruby pallets; COM
%pensation balance; accurately adjusted
to heat, cold, etc. In brief, these men
toned, are we'll worth an examination,
to become convinced that no better
make of watch can be had i'll any
market. He also has a very large as
sortment of cases for pictures, OF all
sizes and prices. Mr.. Fox keeps al
most everything but whisky and to-
bacco, and apparently takes pleasure
in showing goods. Give him a call.
CoRoNER's INqUEsT.-Following is
the verdict rendered at the Coroner's
Inquest, at Genoa, Douglas county, on
Thursday, in the examination of Theo-
dore Hawkins. charged with the kill
ing of James B.. Gibson, at the Double
Springs House, on the 18th day OF Au-
gust. 1t explains itself, as follows:
1--WE, the jurors, duly inlpanneled
and sworn to inquire as to the cause
of The death of the man fonnd at the
Double Springs House, in Douglas
county, on the 26th day of August,
1872, hnd that the name of the deceased
was James Il. Gibson, aged about 80
Years. that he was a native of the State
of Ohio. and that lie came to his death
bv a pistol shot, fired by Theodore
Hawkins, and that said shot was fired
IN necessary self defense by said The
odore Hawkins. Signed, Jefferson
Carter, J. RoIenhah, Warren Smith,
c. II. Kiigore, VIM. HOFFMAN, WIN.
Carter. Genoa, September D, 1872"
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel yesterday:
w. \. Billings. G. A. ~Ivancovich, Miss
Ida SasiIle. 7. Finn, Miss May Rivers,
DR.. Lee, Fred b. Turner, w. Ii. Phil
lips, G- b. Webb, Mrs. Crabb and
daughter, j. ChzelIseth, Miss l.. Pot
ter, Miss May Stafford, J. NJ. Myers
and wife, q. W. Homez Carl, Peter
Mrs. A. w. Acchison,
Miss McCabe, Mrs. Klein, Carson City:
III. A. Jones, c. D.. Bone>tel, W. III.
Day, Gold HUI; II. NJ. Wilson,, San
Miss E. Blanchard, Quebec;
A. Desparvis, Montreal; Miss Mar
CARTE Fondu, Marysville; G. l.. NJ.
San Jose: Mrs. G. w. Hop
kins and family, Mrs. c. l.. Foster,
Virginia.
AN ExCHANGE.-The State Prison
of Commissioners yesterday
consented to exchange the State Prison
bell for the one belonging to Curry
Company No. : OF this city.
Both bells are good ones, but the
Curry bell. is not loud enough for the
whereas it will suit the convent
snces of the Prison. The gentlemen
constituting the Board, as also Coy.
Denver, have conferred a favor on the
of Carson by their action
this matter, and should an occasion
present. Itself for the fire laddies to do
he State sone service, as on the lst of
May, 1867, the boys of Curry No. ,
viii not hesitate III lending their aid.
BASE BALL.-The juveniles were
,ut playing ball on the Plaza, yester-
This game seems to be confined
TO the Youngsters at this
ltne. What's the matter? There is
mother game that should be played
the Silver Stars and Socials
or the championship. Are theSocials
earful of losing their laurels, or does
he idea of playing a match game with
ONE of the "crack" clubs of Califor-
ia take all their attention? If com
with home manufacture is to
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