The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

i'i' $4,000
Douglas county, to be placed in the
insane asylum, at W~oodbrldge, re
turned Yesterday morning. The Doc
tor informs Us that he had no difficulty
with her on the way owe and indeed
the symptoms of Improvement We're
so encouraging that he took her on to
Stockton. and on consultation with
DrS. Clark 4 LanCdnn, pr0rrle;Or> of
the NoOihrlige insane a~SNtlni.l 1t was
agreed Ia leave her n rhe private resi-
,ience of Dr.. Clark. in StOrktOn. for 4
few DAYS. hoping it would benefit her
condition and. perhaps. in A few DAYS
her mental faculties would he restored.
After thus caring and providing ron
Portable quarters for the unfortunate
lr. LIIre went onto san Fran
cisco. and ON his RETURN (" Stockton.
on Tuesday. he learned from DR.. Clark
that she was unQuoSti0nabiv insane,
and signs of violence were Frequently
manifested. and he WAS of the opinion
that it would hecnfna necessary to re
move her tothe Woodbridge asylum
II miles distant from stockton.
Il GIVES NoU NorHI>G."-On Tues
dav. while the blind man was being
led around town soliciting aims, he
went into one OF the stores. and the
proprietor did not offer anything. A.
the blind man and his companion
turned to 90. tn" storekeeper asked
the man. 'l,id Won vote last TIesday?"
NO" replied the hlind a If
YOU had. who would Won have voted
for, Gree!ev Or'irant." a~kedth store
keeper. "Graut.' replied the man.
BY SheSu>! | Taught 50; YOU git> not
ing from me; every tam fool vote for
Grant" said The StOrekeeper. The oh
iect seeking charity walked nff looking
diScon~o'ate. while the ~stnrekeeper
laughed At the joke. hut the >nhirct of
the Joke "couldu't see where the laugh
came in !
SKArI~G RINK OPENEp.-Moore Il
Parker have opened their skating rink
for the Winter season. where lovers
of pleasure cannot fail to find employ
rnent. 4 lot of new skates have ar
rived. the hall has been provided with
a new floor. and all the arrangements
are in Keeping with those of a first
class establishments. Frank Hall will
be on hand to tend all to those de>ir
ing To learn the art OF using rollers.
NiohTt u fiThtf nave hi>tf"hN ~ ti't'
gv and contracted expense To cater to
The wants nt the community i'll the WAY
of amusement. and deserve 4 liberal
patronage. Give them a call. >kafcs.
- Gents. I
Mason. CHENEY & Co.-Tii> firm.
place Of business i on the cor
ner of carson and telegraph streets,
are dnirr good business iuthpirlire.
and hava = 1ar,a stock of groceries.
proyI.,,n~ Hqlar>. ~ri.ar~. aud a furI
Of e~,rryiHiug needed in
Lou>.holH affairs, This firm ! old
Established and newer rtilto rive salts
f,cri,u tn all with wInin thcv have q
,Ineir .trge store house on !
nee corner Uf Nu>-rr and Plaza streets. |
j. we'll stocked with goods uf every
,ar:etv. Persons Viii tini 1t to their
Ivaufap4 to rive them cali. \
The Mr>r-The recent Of crude :
A. the L. =. Branch Mint for ,
ba last two weeks ha, been somewhat
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'1i.- |" ''r N'i'' ,'"." ,'.', r.i,f'r =
lia. for c0ir"ge. Most of h mills {
y - ia - r,.E a.,a NH
nor Starr mn ar,fn unril The railroad j. :
>, root vvnrki,r order NV WAY of the Y
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