The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17

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ANYTHING having the air of business.
The stages for the different Summer
resorts of the surrounding country
are crowded every day with pleasure
seekers, anxious to retire to some Sc
cluded spot, there to pass 4 season of
oblivion to the dull and monOtonOus
cares OF a city life. Now is the season
for recreation and pleasure, and those
fortunate ones who are taking advan-
tao OF the lull in business to while
away q few peaceful hours in the
shady recesses of the mountains to the
west will return after a season fully
refreshed, and consider they lost moth
ing during their hours spent i'll seclu-
SION from the outside world.
INFORMATION WASTED.-The follow
ing letter was received a few days ago,
addressed to the editor of this paper:
paris, His, July the 5, 1872
To the publishers Will You Be So
Kind as to Male Me one OF your
News papers
it is what i am Driving at is to Geet
the prOprietors Names of your iDstit-
utee of you I'm De, At your Springs i
am BOnt to Come West to Bill up Nile
helth x Locate some wher west il i can
fine the Climate that Will Sut Me l
May Subscribe for Your paper
", NJ. Grisweu
paris Edgar, Co., Ills.
The above is but one of the many
such epi>tieS we receive from the un-
sophisticated, dwelling in the back
woods of the Eastern States. Com
ment is unnecessary.
WHAT Is IT?-Nany persons have
noticed a structuret to the north oftown,
resembling from a distance a suspen-
sion bridge, and have asked, What
Is IT," Geo. W. Chedic, County As
SCISSOR, is building Il mOnStrOus barn
on his property in the northern part
of town. 1t is to be 26NSo feet when
completed. composed Of square TIM
| bers. and will contain from > 5000 to
10000 feet of lumber. We are not
aware of the use to be made of 50 large
Il structure. but presume George
knows how it is himself"
SrRENGTH.-Jacob T0briner, grocer
| on Carson street, received, Yesterday,
some twenty sacks of onions, aver
aging two pounds in weight, each,
which were raised in California. They
are by far the largest and best onions
we have ever eel He also received
a large quantity of California raised
potatoes. superior to any vet received
from that State this season. Mr..
Tobriner has his store well filled with
all kinds of groceries and provisions.
and we speak for him a liberal share
of the public patronage.
STATE TREASURY. The following
figures show the transactions in the
State Treasurcr'S Office for the month
of June:
Balance June l>t....~s a5,f59 96 si,lsi %
Addrtceipts -orJune.. "},oSl o. "4l -
5 9S,755 % ; 5,,25 y
Deduct currency sold 1859 y
S5s,73 9 s4,737 Of
Add coin realizcd-... @16 50
Bal. on hand July lst.. .:SJ,-30 IS Si,737 "a
CoRKECTIoN.-In II item of yester-
day i'll regard % the Orinsby House,
we stated hat the north part of the
house would be "repaired." We I'M
derstand that we should have said that
that part of the house would be pulled
down and rebuilt. We stand corrected,
and thank onr informant for "repair-
ing to our vicinity 10 notify us OF the
fact. i'll order that our item might be
"rebuilt."
LATE PAPERs.-John G.. Fox has
placed us under obligations for the
following late periodicals: Godey's
Lady Book. Chimney Corner, Harper's
Bazaar. New York Ledger, Saturday
Night, Fireside Companion, New York
Clipper, New York Weekly, Days Do
ingS. and Illustrated Police News.
Copies of the above named pub.ica-
tons are on hand and for sale at the
store of John G. Fox, Carson street.
PERsoNAL.-William Sharon, Presi-
dent of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company, was in town yes
terday. and left for Virginia city on
the + O'Clock train. His last visit to
has much improved his
health. Honorable NJ. 5. Bonnitield, |
who has been spending some time in
the eastern portion of the State. re
turned by stage yesterday morning.
TIE New SCHOOL BUILDISG.-The
of School Trustees, on Monday
last. accepted the plans drawn by
Charles Jones, of this city. and have
awarded him the the contract to con
struct the building. Contracts have
been made for the masonry and other
work, and the building will be COM
nenced forthwith and completed as
Don as possible.
PASSED TuRoUGH.-R. NJ. Daggett
and family, of Virginia city, passed
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