The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
THE WEATHER.-The weather clerk

kind in contemplation. For the past
few days the atmosphere has been
hay and heavy, which would indi-
cate that the air is surcharged with
ozone, a chemical property which acts
in opposition to electricity, n purlfleS
the atmosphere. IN countries where
ozone is largely predominant among
the gaseous vapors, epidemic diseases.
such as cholera. tever>, etc, are seldom
known, As this gas serves As a dlsin-
ftctant to all such ills. We are sell
dom visited by thunder showers in
this section. which would infer that
the ainount of electricity in the atuIos-
pnere is small, compared with that
of ozone. Yesterday the sun was
DER cast with clouds which would in
iicate a storm. aud an increase of
electricity in the heavenly NapOrS
over :hc amount of ozone Will surely
bring rain.
AT THE LAKE.-Parties from Lake
Bigler report the weather at the lake
exceedingly cold at night, and that
much sought summer resort for pleas
ure seekers is entirely deserted. The
SEASONS are short in that eieva ed re
-''i' tiI'i tt'I t'Sh"'tiC VI ti't 80
can be euioyed for a short time only
during the wear. Soon the SI-rra>
Will be rnrelored in deep SHOWS. and
Lake BIGGER. the Saratoga of Nevada
in SUMNER, will lie shut out from the
outside world TO slumber in bli>Stul
solitude until the Winter has passed
away and the return of warm weather
neCeSSItlte a journey to It's shores as
a relief from the heat of the valleys.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS:
NJ. Willard, ). fl. Marlette, George
Thompson. J. NJ. Benton. Geo. Bryant.
w. f. Wilson. G. b. Davis, w. II.
Johnson, {. Scott, y. Perasich, J.. q.
Fox, :. Kirk. Miss Annie Waller,
Miss Lille Kirk. Carson; L. Odds.
Carson Valley; A. +. Bruce. b. G.
Hughes. Hon. c. Hilderbrand. J.. II.
FarweIl. II. +. Geip, Virginia city;
Ben. Harrison, DEVILS Gate; J. Brady,
California;; w. II. knens, VIC. Bvrne,
George ID. Gardner, San Francisco:
Prof. Harry Selley. st. Louis, q. $.
Anterson. j. NJ. Sullivan, O%akland;
W. u. Newton. Robert Flanders, j. IL.
Allen. j. W. Nye, Ed Kinney, Carson.
on OUR BoYs.-The san Francisco
' iaI'iIA'I IL VI NtNitIuhN las IL p4uiii VII !
defeat of the Nevada Nine by the
Eagle Base Ball Club of that city, says
nights Virginia Chronicle. Follow
ing are the headings to the article: The
Ball Field-How the Eagles Swoopcd
Down Upon the Sage-brush InnocentS
Virginia City tub Badly
heaten, 8 TO 3!-rhe Eagles Play only
Men Against a Full t~ield-Song of
Nanqui>hed: oh, Carry Me Back to
v~irSInny.''
evidences, yesterday, III the street.
hat the pot political had begun to
boil. Here and there groups of politi-
were to he seer discussing the
from Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
iiana-Dacota and Iowa not being
mentioned. Some were feeling jolly,
others were undecided. Repub-
leans generally we're dissatisfied with
he meagre majorities, while Demo
rats were of the opinion that they
would become beautifully less by
he time an official count was had.
LYON CoUNTY.-On Tuesday last the .
Democratic and Liberal Republican
Convention of Lyon county }
at Dayton and nominated the
ticket: For State Senator. [
. I. Angel (Dem.) of Silver City; r
\Ssemblyinen-Aaron Powell DEM. .
,. Brady DEM from Sutro Tunnel. |
Dillon (Den.l from Dayton: '
'Ounty Treasurer, ID. Seawell DEM ; s
heritf, G.. W. Shaw (Rep.): Recorder, =
'haries Brandt Rep: District Attor-
ey, John Powell, Jr. (Dem.)
THE BALL.--To night, Richey &
hall in Empire City,
ill present a pleasurable spectacle n
filled with tho happy throng :
rat will gather there to join in the ..
iddy maZes ofthe dance. Everybody q
going. and the ocrasion bids fair to r
, a delightful one to all concerned. 4
inple preparations have been made I
insure a success. l..
L. S. BRANCH MINT REPoRT.-The y
tai amount of mixed bullion, gold and
yer, received at the Carson Mint, yes
was SOS ounces-for melting and
"a on the same day, the Mint coined
600 half dollar pieces. BY this morn >
train 10 Virginia city, the Treasurer <
the Mini shipped six bars of refined =
.ilion, worth together. $50. l27 S3-going
the credit of the Belcher mine. r.
politicians are n
Isily engaged discussing political -
alters, ourmerchants are. apparently. r
large stocks of goods, and -
the same for sale. The lat -
: class have an eye to business, and +
ALI appparanceS a lively traIa iS