The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
BUSINESS At THE LAKE.-One of the

Summer resorts on this coast-Lake
Bigler-is now almost deserted by the
! pleasure seekers and invalids for the
reason that the weather is getting too
cold t enjoy the ~innumerable sports
which are usually INDUCED in during
the warm seasons. For those who
were in the habit of admiringthe beau
ties of Dame Nature, and for those who
love hunting mountain quail, deer and
bears. this meas, will, of course, not he
received with satisfaction. But every
thing has its seasons on this earth or
ours, and the natural ornament which
beautify the surroundings of the lake
will take their annual re-t in the Win
ter, which its admirers seek for in the
Summer months. The saw mills are
still running, however, and the wood
men keep their stations, and will con-
tinue to do so until the snow will com
pei them to stop.
THANKSGIVING BALL.-There will
be a ball given on Thanksgiving even
ing. November %, at Moore & Par
ker's Hall, under the auspices of the
| Young men of this city. The following
gentlemen have been appointed a
Committee of Invitation: Peter Cav
anauyh, Jr.. John d. ker>ev. A. de
Neuf, j. T.. Ladd and Trennor Coffin.
Tickets, s. 81. Although the notice
given is somewhat short, there is no
attendance. The gentlemen who have
inaugurated and arranged for the
party will do everything possible to
y,., l. a no ncaaSinn rlaas1nt and atrrpp
able. Good music has been engaged.
Moore & Parker have agreed to fit up
The hall in good style.
THEAIER.-The theater last night
was we'll attended. Mr.. Church, the
manager. believing that a first class en-
tertainment will not suit the general
population. has determined to intro
duce al entertainment in the melod'an
styls. The play of last night seems
just the thing for the majority of the
people. There was more laughing
than has been in the theater for some
time: all the performers acquitted
themselves in a manHe that cannot
fail to please. We recommend our
lively friends to go to night. We IN
derstand that Mr.. Church left for the
BAY City to bring talent here. as he
intends to keep the theater open for
one month, as a variety show.
NEVADA GIFT CONCERT. - Mr..
Blanchard, the agent for the Nevada
Gift Concert, informs US that the draw
ing for the prizes to he distributed
among ticket holders will take place
in Virginia at an early day. The
tickets are being disposed Of rapidly.
ker>ev, agent for Carson has a
few left for sale. He feels confident
that the highest prize will fall to some
one in this city. Go and procure one
at least.
THANKSGIvING. As thanksgiving
day is near at hand, people will very
naturally desire to know where tur-
KEYS can be had for a blow out on that
occasion. J. Ivancovich. next door to
restaurant. has made ar
engagements for a large supply, and
will be prepared to furnish the best to
he had at reasonable rates. Leave
your orders with him.
Soon BE READY.-FrOm J.. J..
construction superintendent
If the Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
learn that the American Flat Tun-
lel will be opened ready for the pass
ng of trains in about twelve days from
his time. There will be a general re-
wnen it is completed. as it has
demoralized business gener-
lily on both sides of the tunnel.
r. Fred. Brooks, the we'll known
md popular dealer in books, station
musical instruments. guns, fish
ne tackle, toys. cigars, tobacco. jew
Try and fancy goods, has removed to
'1illard's store, next doc to Rails
store, opposite to his old :
tand.
LUMBER AND WoOD. - Teams are y
Justly engaged in bringing down from
he mountains all the lumber and cord
rood possible before the roads are
with snow, which may be
,oked for at any time this season of
he year.
SETTLED WITH THE STATE.-The fol. .
owing amounts were,y yesterday, paid b
Ito the State Treasury. on account of 4
settlement: BY the Treas
rer of Storey county. $4,000; Lander
,untv, $4,000; Washoe county, &c.,
10. Total, $40 900.
SKATING RINK.-Moore & Parker's
rink will be open this after
non. at 2 O'Clock, for the accommoda- C
on of ladies and misses, and at seven
clock in the evening for both sexes. II
& Parker's