The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

USDoUBTErLY.-The busiest time
in Carson City seems to be after night
fall. During b day very little. is
transpiring. Each person follows his
vocation. paying little or no attention
to anything else, and no one appears
to have time to make or witness anv
excitement of any kind. After night
the streets are crowded with people.
some preparing to leave for California
by the night trains. others anxious to
see who arrives 10y the trains. and all
seeming intent ON arcom pli>hing an
object in view. BuSSes and carriages
are then rapid time TO and from
the hotels, loaded with trunks and
ether baggage. and Carson wears a
look of a most thriving town. But
during the day" You know how it
is yourself"
CAFSoS RIvER--The Carson river at this
season is rather low, very little water
is passing between its banks, still there
is sufficient to work all the mills adjacent
thereto. Thu wood drives have all
reached their destinations and the river is
o free from thai article. The snow "
ing on tine mountains during the Sum
mcr months has all melted, or at least
most of it, and the mountainSis only suf-
ficcnt tn keep asmaII stream ~meandering
where a few months ago there was a
mighty rush of waters.
PAID INTO THE STATE TREASURY
Lieutenant Governor Denver, ex-ofTicio
Warden Of the State Prison, paid over TO
the State Treasurer, October ., $3.50 So, for
the month of SepteInber-dcrived from
material sold at the Prison during the
past month. The showing is respectable
in amount, considering the opportunity
afforded for using the labor of the prison
crs. The stone quarry is the principal
source Of revenue at the institution.
DULL.-All the dry goods and clothing
stores being closed yesterday, in conse-
qucnce of the Jewish New Year. the
streets wore an air OF dullness. The alb
sence OF the ladies on the streets attend
ing to their shopping at the dry goods
stores, very materially decreased the
hustle and throng along the sidewalks.
We will be all right to day, however, as
the stores Will all be open AMI ready for
ALL THE YEAR RoUND.-Mr. Full .
stone, of this city, has at his place of
residence an apple tree that has been |
In bloom since last Christmas, and is .,
now full of blossoms. The buds
form and blossom and drop off but no =
apples make their appearance. This =
i something remarkable in the way
# horticulture. and leaves n field for +
'tudy by botanIsts. .
EwIsu NEW YEAr.-Ycsterday being
he first day of the Jewish New Year, all :
he stores of town kept by that people l
we're closed ami the day generally OBJ =
crved. The Jews regard this day as the
anniversary of Adams birthday, and it
celebrated by that nation with splendid p
Entertainments and f~casting. =.
HOPE NALLEY.-Abe Richey, of Hope =,
alley, was i'll town yesterday. MI.
reports everything serene in that h
climate. Cattle men are maxi
* arrangements to emigrate with their
erds for california, shortly. c;
kENo.-Davis & Mowry~. proprietors + ~
h Globe Saloon, have IA keno game 70
inning At their place of business, and a
night pas>er> by may hear IRE
'me holleriDg ''keno"-or some
ling else.
WARMING UP.-Coal stoves are being
in all the offices in the Capitol 49,,
Hiding. Many others are substituting nm
Al stoves i'll place of those used hereto aft
re for the burning Of wool. lul
\RRIvED--The san Francisco papers ]
'ntion the arrival III that city of WI
= Nevada base blllcrs. They are to w,
~ the Eagles some day during the tin
ascnt week. in
Pre-
orks were reported on the lie i'm
* in San Francisco, Yesterday. If ,
there is no danger of a further
cline. Br'
mel
IGAEs.-Adolph Jacobs, at the Ormsby an,
use cigar stand, has received a fine
of imported cigars Give the young -"
n a call and sample his stock. dne
'IsT ;ICT CoURT.-On account of sickness