The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

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Not o JoSEPH.-COlOnel Warren
WATSON desires us to say that the Vir-
ginia Chronicle has somewhat ma
Iigned him by stating i'll the report of
the ratification meeting in Carson, on
"Wednesday evening last, thai the gal
liant Colonel Is a Republican. WATSON
says THAT under other circumstances
he would have risen to a question OF
privilege, but THAT he being strong for
Greeley, the Chronicle or any paper
can shoot and be id"
POTATO GROWING. - Uncle Bob
Fouke placed one of Mr.. Nevers'
mammoth potatoes i'll his show win
dow, some two months ago. The
water from the fountain has played on
The spud, but not "A particle of earth
has been near it. Stalks have grown
four feet in hight and blossoms are APP
pearing thereon. Bob expects "A crop
OF potatoes. and gets very ugly if any
one contradicts his hopes.
A SPLENDID SALvER.-Our beloved
friend, Gus Lewis, of the Old Saxerac
Saloon, returned from the Bay yester-
day, bringing with him i beautiful
silver salver for the counter of the
saloon. We ann adequately de
scribe the style of it, for it is too bril-
liant for ordinary talents to describe,
but advise all connoISSeurS to ALI n
examine the ornament and try one of
those cooling drinks compoundt | by
the good looking b~arkeeper.
ALMOST FIEEs.-We are informed
by IL. ). Mason that two houses an d
a load of hay were in imminent dan
ger OF destruction by fire on We,ines
daV night. During the time of the
pvrOtecnic exhibition. the roofs of the
houses We're discovered to be iguIting
from sparks thrown thereon by the
fireworks. Prompt action saved the
north part of town from destruction.
UNCLE SANS Boys.-An ambulance
wagon, containing Major Egbert, of
the Twelfth Infantry, and wife, &C
companied by two soldiers of the
regiment. passed through town on the
O 10 Reno. yesterday. The party
STAYED some little time in Carson to
refresh. and passed on. They were
from Fort Independence, at which
place the regiment Is stationed.
CoKRECTIoN.-In yesterday'sissue we
stated that Barrett would lie in Carson
on and aft err the 30th of July. McCul-
Tough is the actor expected to appear
in Carson at hat time. The
IhISf4L nOInO To "A
misrepresentation of John Quincy
Adams Moore, of the Theater saloon.
Johnny has promised TO be more par
tlcuiar in future. So for this time
we excuse him.
HORSES FRoM CALIFoRNIA.-Quite a
large trade has been carried on in val
uahle horses, raised in California, this
present Spring. Doc. Pierce bias mad
Two trips III the business, aud d gentle
man from Virginia, IN OWL yesterday,
said he had disposed of u large band
during The past few Weeks.
TAILoRING.-John Sutherland has
purchased an entire new stock of the
most fashionable goods, and since his
return o the Bay has beer 80 busy
filing orders, that although he has an
extra man employed, he Is unable 10
make clothes sufficiently quick TO sat
isfy his He talks OF in
creaslng the size OF bis store.
FRUIT.-All of the fruit stores are
now daily filled with the choicest vari-
ETY. of California fruits. At Perasich's
store we yesterday saw some luscious
California grapes 1t is trne that our
markets are as we'll supplied as in any
town i'll the State.
ARRIVAL.-Senator James w. Nye
and son arrived by Overs stage yes
morning. We are happy to
that the Senator is looking
well, very well indeed. Guy Thorpe
also returned yesterday and was
warmly Welcomed.
MEETING.-A meeting of Curry En-
CINE Company No. ,, is called for to-
night by The Foreman. There. will be
of Importance to transact,
and IA goodly attendance is requested.
A CHANGE.-The Warm Springs
Hotel carriage will hereafter stop at
the St. Charles Hotel. where all orders
passengers should be left.
REMovAL.-The P~ostotfice is re-
across the street from its for
ner situation, in the house next door