The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

iDtcl, az luS dOONC IodICu SAADSo SAo
uated three miles south of Genoa, in
Carson Valley, is filled with visitors
who go there to rest, recuperate and
avail themselves of those fine medical
waters. The bath-hOuse is a model
institution, being fitted up for hot. cold,
shower, vapOr and mud baths, and the
ate of these springs are superior to
those of any other State for the eradi-
cation Of rheumatic and AZ
fections. The hotel has 80 airy rooms,
all elegantly furnished, and is a first
class house in all respects.
THE ODD Fellows BALL.-To-
morrow evening is the time set for
the grand ball, given by Washoe
Lodge No. 8, I. O. O. F.. 10 take place
in Arnlorv Hall, Washoe City. The
Odd Fellows of that place, we under
stand, are making all the necessary
preparariOnSto make the ball and sup
per Il great success A good many OF
our citizens will. no doubt, attend the
dance. The indications nOw are that
a large delegation of citizens OF adJoln
ing towns will be in attendance on
thai occasion.
WARM SPRINGS HoTEL-The Warm
Springs Hotel retains its popularity
under the Superintendence of l.. Lach-
apelie. The Springs Hotel is a de~ira
Die resort for spending an hour or two,
either in the swimming baths or to in
duige in a good quar- meal. The dis
lance from townI- less than two miles.
and the drive a delightful One-the
road being level and smooth. y car
riaue runs regularly to rouvey passen
GERS to and from the house. Orders
left AT the 81. Charles Hotel Will be
promptly attended TO.
SPEAKING LAST NIGHT.-GovernOr
Woods delivered "a speech to the Re
puhIictnS of Orru>bv county. at the
carson Theatcr last night. The house
WAS we'll iillei, and both parties
were equally represented. Inc
Governor reciJed the same old tale
that j. told bv Reouhl can speak
ter. GannnrS were b"OinIng. bOnlreS
~hur"ing on the streets and the band
plaving, making a good deal of out
ward show.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARN SPRINGs.
j. BrI~~on, Thos. Hamilton, Henry
Clanefte, 4. Cote, Dosite Lachapelle,
Joseph Di Gras>eiIer, X. h. Sharp,
+. III. Marshall, +. l.. Linn, Carson
Citv: J. f.. Cummings, Michigan: ID.
X, Cameron, Summit: J. c. Partridge,
-uSanville; NJ. J. Burnham, James
Mckenzie. w. Small, Lake Valley; A.
Livingston, Genoa.
SIMMERING DowN.-Now that the
races are over things are simmering
down and becoming quiet, and Cars'n
j. assuming the mantle of qu!etude
again. The only excitement now
seems to be politics. Soon this will
nave all been settled. Next Tuesday
tells the tale. These little excitementS
are beneficial to almost all, and END
90 improve tie business aspect OF the
city as we'll as country. Such Is lie.
THE WEATHER.-The appearance of
the horizon would indicate that storm
Il pending. The sky has been over
cast with heavy leaden-hued clouds
Tor several DAYS. and the general feel
ing of the atmosphere suggests tnat a
storm may be expected before long.
TICKETs.-Tickets for the Good Tenn
plars' Ball, TO take place on Friday
evening next, at Moore & Parker's
Hal, can be procure at either of the
drug Stole s. or of John e.. Fox and X.
Fred. Brooks.
AURORA SrAGE.-Billy Wilson's Au-
rora stage came in from Aurora last
evening fun of passengers. This line
has been doing a paving business for
some time past. or at least We judge
20. as it has been carrying full loads
both ways.
Pools, P0oLS!!-We are requested
to state that all persons holding pool
tickets on last weeks races, must pre-
sent those inning at the Magnolia
Saloon Tomorrow night TO insure pay
ment. Walk up and get your coin.
GUAM. - We notice considerable
quail being broughtin from the noun
aims by Indians. Deer is also plenty
in the market, and various other game.
All out repining, and murmuring
and discomfort arise from the fact
that We cannot say: Thy will be
done"
AEOTHFR INVOICE.-Olcovich Bros.
were bu>ilv employed Yesterday un-
packing another invoice of dry goods,
y etc.