The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-08
FRIsBIE's New LODGING HOU

few days ago we made mention Of L..
P. Frisbie's new lodging house, stu
ated on the corner of Carson and Fifth
streets. We yesterday visited the
house throughout. In the first story
is the bar room. which is handsomely
decorated with costly pictures and
other ornaments, and papered differ
emily to any other institution of the
kind in this city. The paper is so
printed as 10 represent frames, in the
center of which pictures hang. The
counter is deliberately finished, and
The billiard table IS one of the hnest
in Carson. The new game. The
Devil among the Tailors,' will no
doubt take well. 1t is a very interest
ing game. The second story consists
of six bed rooms and Il parlOr. Inc
rooms are richly furnished and the
carpets are of the best material. They
are all we'll ventilated, each room nav
ing a window fronting the severa
streets. The furniture is all walnut.
Mr.. Frisbie Will Immediately proceed
to remodel the adjoining building.
with a view of making additional bed
rooms. and will range the outside
of said building so as TO make it look
as good as new. No doubt Mr.. F. will
receive the reward which he justly
deserves. The house was opened last
evening and is now ready for business.
LIST OF LErTERs.-The following is
a list Of the letters remaining in the
Carson Postotfice, September I. Per.
sons calling for these letters Will
please say ''Advertised:' j. L. Connel-
iy, Charles Echardt, Frs. Gravel,
Charles Ernest johnson, Arden Jones,
| Jas. d. johnson, Thomas McGovern,
William Mcconnell, Roht. hurry,
Duncan A. McCalium, Darby Obryen,
:. Z. Cats, Peter Shaffer, J. b. Will
iiams. Frederick Wellv. Mrs. Dora
Bingham, Mrs. NJ. A. Davis, Mrs.
Matte Elder, Mrs. Mary Osborn.
A RUNAwAY.-Last evening about
6 O'Clock, the buggy team Of John
Rosser, while tied in front of Jake
Klein's dwelling, was set at liberty
by some one cutting the halter strap
by which they were tied. The horse
on being let loose started off at a
rapid pace and ran round the town
for an hour or more. When 1ound
they We're standing by a fence near
the fiume south of town, no further
damage having been done than the
breaking of three spokes in n OF the
wheels of the buggy.
A COMMENTARIES ACT.-As will be
seer in our advertising columns, VIM.
Sharon, on Friday last, presented his
check to the Sisters OF Charity, Vir
ginia city, for $500, as also one from
his daughter for 500. These gifts
were bestowed for a worthy object.
and will, no doubt. be duly appreci-
ated.
THE WEATHER.-The weather yes
terday was an improvement on that OF
the preceding days of the week. The
sun was quite warm and linen coats
we're quite comfortable for a time. We
NAV considerable OF this style OF
weather before Winter fairly sets i'll.
Now is the most pleasant time of the
year-neither too hot nor to cold.
THE RACEs.-There was a fair at
tendance at the race track yesterday
to witness the races, aud everything
passed off satisfactory. The sweep
stake race. half mile and repeat, was
WON w Ntiil. lliIic-oo/4s oo/4s or
seconds. The trotting race for the
silver pitcher was won by Kate Hays.
PRIMARY ELECTIoN.-At the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Republican cleo
ton for Delegates to the State Conven
ton, yesterday, the following gentle
men were elected: r. NJ. Clarke, G..
II. Belknap, Geo. w. Chedic, r. E.
Kelly, K. r.. Parkinson, Wesley
George, and James A. st. Clair and NJ.
Rinckel polled a tie vote.
THE SHow.-Tomorrow, Yankee
Robinson, whose reputation is secoud
only to that of Barnum, comes to this
city with his grand animation cir
Gus. The programme is replete with
novelties and sensations. The. won.
derful feats accomplished by Sam
wells educated animals alone will
warrant any n in going.
PERSONAL TAxEs.-Taxes on per-
sonal property is due on or before the
10th day of the present month. If not
paid on that day, Geo. w. Chedic, the
County Assessor, is required by law
to make the tax out of the property.
CHANGE OF GLENBROoK STAGE
| Hereafter Doc Benton's Gfenbrook
stage will leave every Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday, At 10 O'Clock q. m.