The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21

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mend early risers to take. Everything
round and about is clean and orderly.
NJ. Y. Stewards dwelling house is as
nice as anybody's. He has it we'll
fenced in, and will have a fine home
garden in two or three years. Besides
potatoes, cabbages and other garden
sass, there is twenty acres OF as hne
looking wheat as can be found. Mike
has a fine property, and richly deserves
it,. We saw Joe Cowing and the noble
PilIbox. To our notion he is the
handsomest horse we have seen in the
State. He is now in tip top condition,
as gentle as a child and as full of fire
as Pegasus. Perhaps we are preJu
diced in his favor, but if he runs this
season, what little coin nay remain in
our exchequer will be put on him
against all competitors. Bundle and
Go is at the track stables, but we did
not see the noble little grey.
DIRECTIoNs.-As the circus company
were passing Mason, Cheney Il Co.'S
store, yesterday morning, n of the
party called to a man to point out the
road to Silver City. The directions
were thus: You go ahead a piece till
You come to the corral; then turn up
a piece and go on quite a piece till you
strike a bridge; go over that there
bridge and turn round, then go on a
piece ill you come to another road;
that amt the right one; keep right on
quite a WAYS till you cross the railroad
and then turn again. Its quite a piece
from there to Empire. and when
BY the time the informant had got
thus far the cortege was halfway 10
Empire. The circus man returned
thanks in a foreign language, and rode
Oft.
TRUCKEES ALooN.-The above named
saloon has been put into first class re
pair. newly painted and papered. and
a convenient club room added to the
accommodations of the house. Messrs.
Daniels Il Powers, the new proprietors,
are respectable and accommodating
gentlemen. The latter, having for a
long time been in the employ of the
Corbett Bros, is too we'll known ia
need auv further comment. See their
ad advertisement in another column.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
| Deputy United States Marshall. Jas. S.
SIingIerland, informs us that The Cir
cult Court will meet in Carson Guy on
Saturday of each week. The United
, States District Court will meet on each
Monday of the mouth.
MILrrARY.-There is much talk just
now about the propriety of organizing
a military company. The martial mu-
sic of our fine brass ban seems to
have awakened military feeling>in the
breasts of "a brave fellow-citizens.
Organize by all means!
GUNS AND ACCoUTREMENTS.-The
guns and accoutrements formerly used
bv the National Guard of Virginia citv,
were Yesterday returned to the Ad-
infant Generals office. The company
have lately been supplied with e
arms.
RETURNED.-Geo. T. Davis, of the
firm of Davis & ellison, our we'll
known merchants, was on the street
Yesterday. Not having spoken to the
gentleman, we cannot state the time
OF his return, but welcome him home
on general principles.
Balm WAGoNs.-G. w. G. Ferris has
lately received from kenosha, Wis, a
fine lot of Balm wagons. They are
fitted with every new invention known
to the trade and are light and strong.
Mr.. Ferris guarantees them of the best
material.
LAYING GAsPIPEs.-The main pipe
for the new gas works is now laid as
far as the south end of the Corhett
House Block. 1t is expected that by
the Fourth of July the town will he
Illuminated with gas throughout.
COUNTING THE CoIN.-The State
Board of Examiners, yesterday, count
ed the money in the State Treasury.
A full report of the financial status of
the State will be found in another
column.
BEHIND TINE. The stage from
Steamboat Springs was about three
hours behindtime yesterday morning.
caused by a delay on the Central Pa
cIfic west of Reno.
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was a
complete Summer day; no wind nor
dust. The Thermometer stood as high
as SO deg. in the shade.
HELD FOR POsTAGE.-Letters adj
dressed to Mrs. W. Meyer. Wasp Hotel,
Oakland, California, and NJ. Langhran,
No. SO, Redfield street, Chicago, Ill.
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