The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-09
DIED.-With pain we note the death

DIED.-With pain we note the death
of little Matte, daughter of West and
Mary Annette George, and grand child
to w. b. Butts. Little Matte was
taken sick a few days . at the Sis
terS' School at Virginia city. She was
brought home on Wednesday last,
since which time she has had every
care bestowed upon her. She dice
Yesterday afternoon. Matte was a
sweet looking and Intelligent little
girl. We deeply sympathize with the
bereaved family. L, seems in the or
der of nature tor death to attack the
Old and decrepit, but to lose these
sweet flowers of the mountains. seems
terribly severe and i'll Spring time, too.
The funera vii take place at , o'clock
this afternoon, from residence, corner
OF Sixth and OrnIsby streets.
py to the appointment of
Chauncey y. Noteware to the position
of Coiner in the United States Branch
Mint. in this city. We tender Note
our sincere congratulations, and trust
that he NAV live several hundred
ears anu Sip" lth oitl VI us oilltt.
Although Secretary OF State for SIX
wears Mr.. Noteware did not enrich
himself. aud we trust that the enolu
ments of his new position may be
such a 10 leave him a good margin for
his declining years.
APoLoGErIC.-We are informed by
y. D.. Chamberlain, that we were in
rEA i'm r.,n,rtInv thuf his wood NOW
running in his hume was of this years
cutting. Mr.. {. says that the wood IS
perfectly dry, it having been cut two
seasons ago. We are justly celebrated
As an apologi>t, and not having any
wish to detract from the value of Mr..
Chamberiaiu's wood, we hereby ten
der our apology, and say that all the
j. dry. and Will also include the
tluIne, if called on to do 50.
CHEAP DRY GOODs.-C. Harris, of
the New York dry goods store, informs
that in consequence of the decrease
in price of various kinds of dry goods
the Eastern states, be Will, on o
50 iOwerthe retail price OF certain
Of his good, that the ne~ighborhood of
City Will he perfectly astound
I'd. Harris expects "A perfect rush OF
custom next week and Will be pre-
pared therefor by employing an extra
torCe OF clerks.
TEMPERANCE DRINK.-Harry Zlm-
norman, the accomplished barkeeper
IF the Sazerac Saloon, has the best
dea of making a cooling temperance
rink, of any dispenser of the ardent
have ever met. The drink ON
all the different 1avors know to
chemist, is strictly non inebriative,
md Vet will make the hair curl on the
of a man devoid OF capillary
ornament. Call and try, We thirsty
oulS.
CoNvALEsCENT.-H. l.. Dechman.
ong time Postmaster at Empire City,
nd one of the early settlers of that
andy town. Yesterday returned from
if0rnIa. where lie has been sojourn-
~ in search of heath, and we are
Apply to state that he seems much
approved by his journey. NJ. Diech
has been an invalid for years,
being much respected by all who
now him, his restoration to health
i'll he hailed with much pleasure.
THE BoRAX MISE.-C. H. Clark, of
'irginia City, agent for the boraH
line. Esmeralda county, was yester-
ay in He reports the sale of
nraX to be increasing daily. Mr..
can he found at his store in Nir
mia icity, near the Divide, at all
and will take pieaSurein giving
Ill particulars concerning the mine,
well as to supply borax to those
it. J
DOLLY NARDEN.-John G. Fox has
st received a great variety of Dolly
arden fashion plates, songs set to
.u>ic. etc. Call and examine his .,
ock of Dolly Nardens.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-J. J. Scriv II
II was, yesterday. admitted to prac- h
e in the Supreme Court of this State.
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