The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-02

growth of vegetation. We yesterday
visited the beautiful garden of Captain
Meder, and found all green and in
bloom that two weeks since had not
began to leaf. The hot house is now a
treat to visit. Roses of every kind,
pinks and geraniuins of every color.
The combined odor from the flowers
is enough to make a person drunk
with sweetness. The Captain has
fenced n put under cultivation an
other block in the rear of his former
garden. He has peas ready to form;
potatoes fOu inches Out of the ground;
cabbages almost ready for cutting, and
altogether things are more forward than
in any garden we have visited this
Spring, and in two weeks from THIS
time the house and grounds will be
the prettiest in the State. Captain
Meder is always pleasedt to have friends
call on him. and when not otherwise
engaged, takes much pleasure i'll ex-
hibiting his grounds.
"THE WAY OF TRANSGREsSoRS."-
We learn from the Reese River Rev
ellie that n. J.. SAVERS, who last year
di.regarded his marriage vows and
sloped with Mrs. Lake from Carson,
thereby causing the death of the
woman by the hands of his outraged
wife, came near losing the number of
his own mess at the hands of the hus-
band of SAVERS deceased paramount.
We think it it a pity that so righteous
an act should have been interrupted
and this seems TO be the general yer
dict of the people of Carson City. The
corinfYrra n - no Si1ra VnnF sins Will
find YOU out" and we sincerely hope
thai that lane will make another turn
to find out the amorouS NJ.
WATER TROUBLE. Henry Bailey
(colored) who was arrested on Thurs
day last on a complaint charging him
with malicious mischief, and bound
over in the sun of $500, to answer before
the District Court, was yesterday re
arrested on the complaint OF b. r.
Lincb, for the same ofiense. Bailey,
after procuring bail, imagined he was
at liberty TO break the water ditch a
second time. The former complaint
charged Bailey with misdemeanor, the
last with felony.
THEGLENBRooK HoTEL.-This mag
nifcent house will be opened to
the public. There is no better in the
State, and if Saxton supplies it as
we'll this present season as he did last.
he will no doubt make n good thing
out of it. In all probability there will
be a greater rush of pleasure and
health seekers to the lake this year
than ever before, and the better the
Glenbrook becomes known, h more
it will be patronized.
For THE LAKE.-To-morrow at 10
o'clock a. M, Hank Monk will make
the first start with Doc. Benton's stage
for the Gienbrook house, on the shores
of the beautiful lake. The stage is in
fine trim and the horses will be Supe-
rior to those of last year. As, in all
probability, this will be the last year
Hank will be compelled to drive an
ordinary stage, we trnst he may find
the present season a profitable one,
ard his employer, too.
MERCHANT TAILoR.-The advertise
ment of John Sutherland will be seen
in another column, i'm which he claims
to make gents clothing at IA Fran
cisco prices and to give better salts
faction in the work. Mr.. Sutherland
is a tirst-class workman. has lived here
for wears, is an industrious man, and
well deserves patronage. He is said
TO be as good a cutter of a coat as can
be found on the Pacific coast.
FREAK OF AN INSANE MAN.-One of
the passengers on Dyer's stage, on
Friday evening, gave unmi>takable
signs of insanity, and caused much
trouble to the other insides. On ar
house, this side OF Steamboat, the man
made a jump through the coach win
dow and escaped. We have been IN
able to obtain the name of the crazy
man up to this time.
BASE BALL.-The boys, young and
old, were out yesterday afternoon in a
practice game. Some fine batting was
done, and we think that when the
players get IA of their Winter leth-
argv. as good a nine can be selected
as can be found in the State. That
the Silver Stars. when properly organ
lied and in practice, can beat the
Socials, we are willing to bet a section
of our longitudinal proboscis.
A COOP IDEA.-The weather being
SO changeable, Joe Plat, not knowing
what the day might bring forth,
dressed up the dummies in front of
his store, yesterday, with linen panta-
looms and overcoats. The effect was
rather ludicrous, but much in keeping
with the weather. Joseph is quiet,
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