The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
BEAUTIFUL N1aHrs.-The nights at

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phere, and cool, balu,y air, which rem
der them pleasant and congenial to all
lovers of the beauties of nature. No
loveiier weather could be found or
wished for in any country under the
canopy of heaven, and those having Il
liking forthe study of astronomy duly
appreciate the opportunity afforded
for reflection on their %favorite theme,
rs is evidenced by the number OF per
sons seer taking moonlight prone
nades gazing at the starry vaults above.
As Il general thing, those taking moon
light walks go in couples composed OF
two persons of opposite sex. The rea-
son for this will appear when it Is
known that the study of astronomy
becomes more interesting when in
dulged in by those of opposite sex and
natures. A wider scope is given to
obtain knowledge of the heavenly
bodies; for, while the gentleman may
appreciate gazing at the stars, the lady
takes more interest in looking at the
moon.
TEAMING SoUrH.-The vast extent
of mineral and agricultural country
south of Carson furnishes a large
amount of employment to heavy mule
teams. in the transportation of goods,
machinery and farming implements.
Indeed, since the completion of the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad. the
number of teams has been greatly in
creased, as heretofore a portion of the
freight passing through here formerly
was brought over the SierraS south ct
, Aurora. The greater the facilities for
the transportation of freight, the
greater the demand, follows as a
natural result. and consequently this
place will be benefited i'm the way of
teams arriving and departing. in place
of being injured by the completion of
the railroad to Reno.
REPAIR Ir!-On the orner of Min
nesota and Second streets, where the
creek runs. are some very dangerous
planks. which should be repaired inn
mediatelv. Large holes and loose
plauks all along that corner make it
very dangerous for children and ad-
uits who are in the habit of passing
over these loose planks. II not attend
ed to forthwith, we may be obliged
soon to narrate some serious ccidents
which will. no doubt, occur from this
defective sidewalk.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS
HOTEL: VIM. Fl. Leigh, San Jose.
Cal; w. +. Wilson,, VIM. Woodliff,
Geo. w. Hoogland, A. Curry, Mrs. q.
w. Clark, f. b. Butts. NJ. l.. Wager,
Mrs Wager, Miss Fl. Adam, III. 4. Bill
lings. Miss Mary Duffy, Mrs. Moran.
Mrs. Joz. Carson City; $. f.. Jones, ].
Bland, John Richey. II. Mcfarland,
Empire City; AmeIkins and lady. Vir-
ginia CITY; Albert Weaver, Michigan;
Mis- Lorra Lockwood, Miss Mary Re
yer, Miss Ida Invi!le, Carson City.
PosTPoNED.-The drawing of the
State of Nevada Gift Concert, for the
erection Of an asylum or the insane
of the State. says the Virginia Enter
prise, has been postponed tor a time,
many of the agents, particularly i'll
the Atlantic States. not yet having
made a return on their ticket orders.
time of the drawing will be duly
announced. In the meantime tickets
can be obtained. as usual, from the
accredited age nts of the enterprise.
CLorHING.-Joe Rosenstock was,
yesterday. in receipt of alarge invoice
of Fall and Winter clothing. His
stock will be an unusually large one,
u the entire purchases lave arrived.
needing anything in his line.
will do we'll to go and examine for
themselves. Mr.. Ro>enSlock will
also receive additional supplies ct i'm
ported and domestic cigars, of every
grade IL price.
New TINE TABLE.-Special attention
is called to the new time table of the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, to he
found among orr new advertisements
10 dav. The tine of the arrival and
of all the trains at every
on the road is given. aud those
should not fail to be duly
in the matter.
POLTTICS IN DoUGLAS.-The people
IF Douglas county have distributed
calling a mass Convention of
he tax PAYERS of Douglas ounty at
ienoa, on Saturday afternoon. October
-, at which time a ticket composed of
honest, independent and capable men
or county office Will be selected.
U. S. BRANCH Mint REPoRT.-The
otal amount of mixed bullion. gold
silver, received at the Carson
Mint, yesterday. was $50 ounce
'ent IN from the Comstock lode for
gold and silver coinage. On the same .
lay the Mint coined $4,000 in gold
agles, and half eagles.
RATHISG APpAREI-T, Iacborollo