The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

THE Bio CIRCUs.-The Michigan,
Nebraska, and Utah papers have men
toned the Conklin Circus in the high
est terms, and in the Salt Lake Jour
nal of Monday last, we find, as follows:
"The circus on Saturday night, though
the rain poured down furiOuSly, drew
another crowded house. The perform
Rnce was one of the finest we have yet
seen under canvass, and was hrim full
of novelties and oddities. The trained
dogs were .he cutest take of the even
ing, the dog clown dog provoking re
peated peals of laughter. The elephant
turned a double Soinmersanlt i'll the
air. sat down, Waited off on its ear and
performed other increduious feats. We
have heard OF a ''mammoth' balloon,
but never before of an elephant bal
loom" This ompany will appear in
Carson on Monday next, September 9.
IN Town.. 2. McCarty, soliciting
agent and correspondent of the Scien
fife Press and Pacific Rural Press, San
Francisco, published by Dewey Il Co.,
is in town. ana will call upon Il cit
liens in tina capacity. The two papers
indicated are complete mirrors in the
mining and agricultural Interests, and
gotten up al great expense and perfect
" reliable. AS for the agent, Mr.. Nc
Carly, we stand rea iy 10 vouch for any
representation he may make of the pa
pers he is ~canyasSlnG tor, and mas
much as he is a good talker and a
clever gentleman, we have no fears for
his success. Subscribe and pay your
money. E-
BUGsY UPsET.-On Wednesday, as
Charley Jones, in company with his
mother, was on their way to Lake Big
Ter, when about four miles from town,
on the Lake Bigler road, and while
engaged in turning out OF the road to
let an approaching team pass, the
buggy capsized. throwing its occu-
pant to the ground. Charley had one
of his ankles sp-ained and Mrs. Jones
received a few slight bruises. The
buggy was righted and the party
came back to town. and set out for the
lake, yesterday, via the Clear Creek
road.
A ScnIMMAGE.-Two knights of the
stable got into a little muss at home
quarters. yesterday morning which re
suited in tho larger one OF the two
coming out of the fray with a head too
large for his shoulders. ~"ShOrty" did
not relish being pursued by the big
fellow with a pitch.ork, so he pitched
into his opponent, and made him fork
over his weapon, and then gave him a
gentle reminder not to repeat The ac-
ton.
AURORA SrAGE.-Billy Wilson's
Concord coach leaves this morning for
Aurora. and makes close connection
with ODDS stage for Alpine county at
Genoa. Both lines are apparently
making money, as the travel TO and
from the southern mines has been eX-
tensive for some lime past. .
\ BUSINESS LooK.-An eight mule
team passed through the street in a
southerly direction, yesterday. with a
full load Of general merchandise. Our
trade in hat direction has very mate
rally increased lately, which goes TO
indicate that Carson is the natural
point for obtaining supplies.
RECovERING.-J. NJ. Gatewood has
been confined to his bed in the Penrod !
IIonse for about ten days, with a Sc
we're attack of the typhoid fever, but
We are glad to that he is
now recovering, being able to be out |
of his ROOM. The attack has relieved
him of about twenty pounds of flesh,
GEO. II. Dill, representing II. s..
Crocker & Co., San Francisco and Sac
ramento, importing stationers, is in
town. Mr.. Dill isavery pleasant gen
tleman. and any business transacted
with him will be promptly and salts
factorily attended to.
FRosT.- Night before last the
weather in this section was extremely
cold and quite a heavy frost fell. This
is rather early in the season for such
cold snaps, and should they continue,
the produce OH the ranches will suffer
some damage.
ENEReETIC.-W. D. Torreyson, the
veteran blacksmith of Carson, has
made an addition to his uptown shop
and is fitting it up in q style that
wOnld warrant = good deal of work in !
his line being done this Fall.
BUILDINa. - Peter Cavanaugh is
bnilding a new house west of his
bakery on King street. II is to be
hoped that others will follow suit.
LUMBER.-Several loads Of lumber
arrived in town yesterday.