The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-30

MARRIED, AT LAsT.-The startlin,
intelligence comes to us through th
columns of the Silver State, that tn
Hon. David Weaver, of Unionville
has at last, gone and got married
leading to the altar hymenial, on tn,
18th inst, Miss Hattie A. Granting,
handsome young lady, of Lancaster.
Ohio. Mr.. Weaver is an old resident
of Humboldt county, and, it will be
remembered served as Sergeant at.
Arms. in the Assembly, the last SEES.
sion of the Nevada Legislature. David
is somewhat advanced in years, but is
composed ofthat kind of stuff that will
nable him to live for many years 10
come, unless struck by lightning or
annihilated by a comet, Or some other
such extraordinary circumstance. To
say the least of this remarkable conci-
dence, the fact will serve as a stimu-
liant to other old bachelors ont that
way, hat there is hope for them. We
can only account for the event happen
ing in one way, and that is this, it is
leap year. and which is very likely
the cause of the distinguished gentle
man being united in wedlock at this
late hour Of his early existence. Dave
Is welcome into the band of BenedictS.
We may look for a basket of cham
payne for this extended notice.
LARGE ONIoNs.-A good portion of
Eagle Valley lin which Carson City
stands) will compare in depth and
richness OF soil with any other spot OF
ground Of equal extent, in the world.
o. A. F. Gilbert, who owns and cult
Yates nine acres of this rich soil. ad-
joining the town, in a southwesterly
direction from the Capitol, brought into
u Office yesterday, two onions, from
Portugal seed, measuring seventeen
inches in circumference, and weighing
two and a half pounds each. A large
portion of the crop will reach in weight
four pounds each when ripe. Mr.. Gil
bert has every variety OF vegetables
growing on his ranch in great profusion
and superior quality. The ample sup
ply of water from springs, for irriga-
ton purposes, adapts the ground for
the purpose it is used. There are many
lots of land lying adjacent to this
town that might be mentioned as be-
equally as valuable as that of Mr..
Gilbert's.
AsASAA ohf.-IOClOT
on his return from the
mine, brought in some ex-
,eedingly rich ore with him that was ,
out at a greater depth than any {
extracted. 1t contains both ,
,old and silver, the silver largely pre- ,
dominating. The company has re- |
emily Incorporated the mine in San
with some heavy capitalists
8 Trustees. They have a few men at t
york there now; fou more men will I
tart GU there to day for the purpose h
t getting out ore. AS soon as the 4
forks start up, which will be soon, y
Ie shall expect to e large shipments r.
+ bullion to the Carson Mint. Wei n
that quite a number of Is
ur citizens are interested in the stock. !,
'hich will undoubtedly 60 up to a II
ig figure when its true merits are
nown.
VISITORS AT WARM SPRINGS HOTEL. I"
he following named persons visited "
70 Warm Springs Hotel yesterday: m
c. Warnes, Miss S. Forrest, Miss s. at
lmmers, David Small. Thomas NAL is
2. Lath. E. Allen, George Fryer, DC
m. B. Mann, Mrs. James Dealv, ar
City: D. c. Shepherd, II. w. m
Iepperd, w. E. Schwares, Big Tree ar
owe, Cal; NJ. S. Clark, BISHOP
eek. CAL; Jno. Murphy, Bear Val
Y; Miss Ida Johnson, New York; III
ISIS S. Schemmerhorn, Berlin; Miss We
Tancott, Paris; Miss 1 West, Los on
'geles; X. NJ. Rowland and wife. pr,
j. Hamilton, San Francisco; J. NJ. a g
ok, A. c. Hamilton, Virginia; N. b. jus
ndall, Steamboat; Mrs. II. W.. WI
agg, Sacramento. era
SIDEWALK. The granted I
cks which workman have been en- am
ed in dressing for the sidewalk in si,,
Mt OF the Mint are being laid and YES
| the work is progressing finely. anl
3 work when finished will much sen
that part of town, and will
add tothe appearance of the build A
III general. bef
oDaINd.-L. p. Frisbie has reftted Pie
renaired bis borso nj, for
larson and Fifth streets in a sub. snn
manner, with q view to open ~
the same as a saloon and lodging L
81. Mr.. Frisbie is now engaged Of
in tho fixtures, and the Inv
80 will he opened shortly. on ]
orr cpouru- u.. his
ndantiy supplied with vegetables D.
homo growth, and at reasonable C. n
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