The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20
MAMMOTH PoTAToEs.-CouDty Com

unaccountable means, learned that a
large amoun of Goldfish, segregated
and hyperion, had been presented to
US, and hat on fish alone we were
compelled to exist, during these hard
times, kindly caused to be deposited
on our 100 step yesterday morning, a
sack of potatoes. Such spuds-every-
one of them-frOm q to Il inches IN
length, and thick i'll proportion. MI.
NcNers viii please receive our kllu
thanks, and we here say that If he has
any quantity of them on hand, he can
get all the customers for them he
Wauts-and we will act as agent, all
free gratis, for nothing.
nKUNKEN INDIANS.-Several times,
lately, have drunken Indians been
seen on the streets. An Indian, at
best, is, to a certain extent, a loathsome
creature but, when under the inliu-
tuct of whisky, Il something worse
than a beast. The man who, for a lit
tie paltrv gain, would sell liquor to
~tIrn people. Il TOO mean to live, TO die
or to be damned. 1t has, by some,
been suggested that the liquor Is OBJ
tanned from the Chinese. \. close
watch should be kept on the MonSol-
tan ritScal>, and, II caught selling TO
Indians. they should be dealt with to
the fail extent OF the law.
PLENTY OF BELF.-AIr. Thomas
: Beer. the celebrated butcherat Empire
. CITY, sends Us word that he has struck
lie or the next thing to it, viz: a SPLEEN
did lot of beef cattle and sheep, 50 tat
INA nothing 80 good was ever seen III
that deleCJaDIe sand bank before.
IADinas got his American blood up d
IttIe, IA reading our account OF his
HuuifUT cattle, Il lev >Ince-hence
this item. We ALWAYS Knew Tom
would lind cattle, II any were IN the
laud, and are happy 10 learn OF his
Success, and furthermore promise not
To inquire who has lost any stock.
DIsrINGUI>HED AKRIvAL.-CoIOnel
by county, and still proprietor of the
hardware store, corner OF Carson and
Second streets, arrived III town ye>ter-
iav. The Colonel doe not look 50
rugged as when he resided i'll this
Heavenly land OF ours, although that
auburn muStache sill gii>teus in The
sun with its wonted >piehdor. Mr..
Rail Is very much respected here and
Is always sure OF experiencing warm
reception III Carson.
The FLAGsrAFF.-The flagstaff on
The wire rigging is di!apidated and
not in a condition TO bear much
more strain. The sticks, Doth lower
mast II topma>t, are good, ana WIFI
last tor Years, II attended to now. y
coat of paint and new Rigging are All
THAI Is necessary, and that can be done
at a small cost; whereas, IT left much
longer i'll its present condition, the
citizens will be called on Tor Il new
flagstaff at considerable expense.
BRYAST's HoTEL.-The travelling
hotel is sill moving. Mr.. Bryant has
succeeded in getting her into town;
each morning the house Is found
nearer than II was the day previous.
For a building of its size, 1t has wealth
cred the dangers OF The VOyage nOblv.
1t does not seem TO be much wrecked.
Mr.. Bryant expects to get II located on
the side OF the railroad opposite To the
MINI. He deserves success for his
perseverance,.
EMPIRE DALL.-Our readers will re-
member the ball to be given at Richey
* Williamson's Hall, i'll Empire City,
on Thursday evening next. We IN
tend reminding CarsOnlteS of the al
fair to morrow also. for the proprle
tors of the hall are new beginners and
tir>t-cla>s men-ani they are our
friends; besides, they are good men,
both of them 3; and, lastly, because
John Richey is always ready to as
sist the people of Carson City i'll a
similar case.
FALSE HAIR.-By the new adver-
ti>emeut of James Il BOrgeS, headed
Hair, Hair, HAIR a to the
habits of the ladies Of the present
dav. might be led to suppose that
every female wore false hair. Not so:
the hair in the establishment of James
x Borges is merely hung thereto show
the elegant style those artists have Of
dressing their lady customers own
hair. Call and see for yourselves,
ladies'.
SILKS FOR DREssEs.-Messrs. Sheyer
Il Morris have just received some
most magnificent silk dress patterns.
examined the goods critically,
Yesterday, and fbeing a connoisseur III
ladies apparel, we pronounce them
good. They have also received Il
large supply of carpetlng of new and
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