The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

CITY. We arrived by the s o'clock
train at the Morgan mill at $3.50 a. m,
and found everything quiet. Hon. A.
J.. Lockwood, who is foreman and
architect of the mill, took charge of US
and piloted us all through the institu-
ton. We found a quartz mill in a
0uieScent state to be a much more
agreeable place to visit than when
those stamps are going clamp, clamp,
all the time. The men were busy
sewing up sacks containing bullion,
for shipment to the Branch Mint At
Carson. They had go pounds, being
the proceeds of a few days run EV-
ervthing round and about the Morgan
is in fine order, and was probably
never in so good condition before.
We found superintendent John Han
son and his amiabIe lady preparing
for breakfast. and having taken our
matutiual meal, left for a sight of
the wonders of the city proper.
Things in Empire are quiet. as usual.
S~tadtmuller'S store seems to be well
patronized. The river Is now so high
that a very pleasant walk can he had
on its banks. WetOund Judge Morris
and letters, telegraphic operator, re-
clining on the grassy slopes OF the
river banks, dissenting on the beau
ties of nature and trying to ascertain
whether rOu Went up or came down
stream to spawn. We set them right
in the matter. Tom Beer we found III
his meat market, which, bY the way,
i a verv neat institution OF the KIND.
The Beer Bros are doing a very nice
business In then store As well as
market, and are no doubt acquiring a
competence rapidly. John Richey we
did not see, but We're informed that
the party on "wednesday evening WAS
a very comfortable and jolly arrange
mrut. our highly esteemed and
learned friend. ). +. Jones, hitched
his TWO beautiful white ponies to a
fancy buggy and hOnored himself by
driving Us to town. The Carson river
i very high, nearly aS much 50 a last
Winter, and will no doubt be quite 50
in the event of the weather turning
hotter; at present the old - indS pre-
vent the melting of the snow in the
mountains. The Mexican mill is also
shut down for a few days. OWING to a
di~arrangement of the pumping gear
in the Crown Point mine. and cOn>e-
quently no ore Is arriving from there.
OPPOSITION To COLONEL CURKY.-A
compound, called "Rickard x Dur
deu'> ante scale compound, Is going
the round of the mills and steam en-
zine of Storey county. which purportS
to clean the tlue> OF boilers, equal to
the fluid owned by Curry. From
what we have learned il is entirety
etfiicaciOuS, as it not only cleans the
sales Oft the boiler but takes the boi-
Ter too; whereas. the tiuId o hy
Curry has been proven TO he all lie
represent 1t.
PROCEEDS OF TIL HrFs ErrEKINN
FEsrIVAL.-After paying a.! Afr"N''
festival on Wednesday,. We had no
idea that the amount would have
reached than half that sum. The
ladies'. God bless them. did it all, and
what cannOt that beloved sex accom-
pIish when they set their wits to work?
For if they Will, thew will. YOU may
depend ont; and if they won't, they
won't, and there's an end ont"
The ST. CHARLES HorEL-General
has been busy with the st.
Charles for the past few weeks. Ev-
room has been overhauled, white
and papered. He has the bar
nearly completed. and by the
lrSt of next week will have everything
n applet pie order. We shall take "a
lay and go all over the house and re
port what we find. This notice is
merely preparatory. :
TRADE WITH MoNIroR.-A large
mount of business is transacted by
business men of Monitor with mer-
of our town. f.. b. Rail is ship v
ping iron doors and hardware i'm gen d
.raI, almost every day. AS soon as
he road is completed from Steamboat
o this city. Carson will 10 doubt be a
forwarding place for the whole
'outhern country.
OLCovICH BKos.-ThiS enterprisinc
irm are out to-day with a novel stvle
f advertisement and as the peculiar
ty thereof will naturally attract atten- Il
we have nothing further to say, =
han that the store is filled with as fine +
variety of dry goods as any house in d,
country. m
The Chronicle of last evening says: n
he passenger train froA Carson this
corning, brought from the United =
tateS brancfl Mint 60 -Dar>) c,569
of Crown Point and Belcher D.
worth in the aggregate S95, 600.
BASE BALL.-The Silver Stars will
ave a practice game this afternoon on
grounds. We hope that the ma
game will soon be in full blast
Carson.
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and .