The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-24

takes place this evening. Much pains
has been taken to make everything &C
OFT well and smoothly. There will he
plenty to eat and drink. Good music
the Carson Cotillion Band) having
been engaged. and after eating all the
Strawberries and ice cream that can be
conveniently slowed away, the folks
will be secured against dyspepsia by
having an opportunity of joining in
the may waltz or voluptuous polka.
We trust that our fellow citizens will
turn out and assist in so iaudable a
cause as the procuring comfortable
seats for that splendid editice, the
Catholic church.. Recollect that the
smallest donations will be thankfully
received and large ones in proportion.
WHAT THEY THINK OF IT.-Several
friends have spoken TO us about the
Estate News in the Evening Chroni
Gle, and seem to think it rather in bad
taste for the editor of that valuable
and cry spicy journal to take eight of
our local Items in one day and make
Estate News of them. In vain we
have e~ndeavored to explain that it is
the new style; that all the Chron-
lclesdo it. They still persist in think
ing it not exactly the thing. and 90 so
far as to intimate that the idea of the
editor is to lead his patrons to suppose
that the Chronicle has correspondents
i'll every town in the State.
FROM THE Hot SPRINGs.-David
Valley, proprietor of the Hot Springs
Hotel, Douglas county, was yesterday
in town. Mr.. Valley reports busy
times at the Springs. The hotel Is
full all the time: patients arriving
sick II departing cured OF their all
ments every day iii the week. There
Is not a more comfortable place for al
invalid on the Pacific coast than the
one III question. A sick person re
ceives better attention than he can
have in his own home. We eco
mend all who have not visited the
Springs to take a trip there, whether
sick or well.
SHUT DowN.-The Evening Chron-
icle, of last night, says: "Both the
Mexican and Morgan mills, at Empire
City, shut down al 6 O'Clock last even
ing for the want OF ore. the pumps IN
the Crown Point mine having become
deranged that sufficient ore could
not he raised to keep al! h mills
n The Brunswick mill is still
running on Crown Point ore, several
loads of which went down this
morning. but unless the pumps should
get The master of the water to-day. he
will also be compelled to
shut down to-mOrrow-"
HIGH WATER.-W. f. Wilson in
forms us that the ate in Carson
is so rapidly rising he is fearful
bridges will be carried away. In
all probability rain has fallen on the
mountains during the past two days.
which will of necessity a pro
p%Ortionate rise in the river. The loss
Of the bridges at this time of SO much
navel would cause serious ~inconvenl-
1nce.
The misunderstanding was a
very dull, cloudy day; several times
of rain fell and a heavy
was ~anxiously expected. 1t
evidently rained all around Carson,
as is often the case, none OF II
cached the ungodiy deniZenS OF Etgle
alley. 1t WAS what rdnchmen term
growing DAY, and also very trying to
hose chemically inclined 10 laZlness.
LAMB AND NEAL.-Some of the
lamb we have seen this Year,
vas hanging in front of Frisbie's yes
erday morning. We presume old Ly
nan selected the meat himself, as he
: now on business in Va Francisco,
nd n . from lAt..n Iy a /
Everything in the shape of luXury can
re obtained at Frisbie's Restaurant.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.-R. Fred.
Brooks has received a fine assortment
f cigars and tobacco. He says that
Ie can sell as good an article and as
heap as any house in the business,
nd invites his many friends to call
nd judge for themselves.
LIGHT CLoTHING.-Joe Plat has on
and a new kind of linen goods for
mems wear. They are of a dark color
nd striped, cheaper than the brown
and not so easily soiled. Coat
nd pants can be bought for three dol
irS. 4
MAMMOTH STRAwBERRIEs.-Pera-
ich, of the fruit store in Theater
,lock, received yesterday a lot of Chill
traw berries, as large as hen eggs.
hey are not so weet or juicy as the
Id fashioned red kind, but still have
fine flavor, and one is a mouthful.
WILL acknowledgements Bradley
ill arrive in Carson this morningt from
le East.