The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-23

iato a joint stock company, for the
purpose of carrying OF the lemonade,
soda water, and ginger pop business
on the Fourth of July. They intend
building a brush shantv on the Plaza.
30x40 feet. 1t will he fitted up in arbor
style. Everything will be rustic in
the extreme. No ardent spirits will
he sold, although sticks" will be pro-
Vided for those who may require them
in their soda, etc. The idea is a good
m All three of the firm are e
plished bar tenders, and temperate to
Il fault. We predict for them a rush
ing business. Being in pecunious just
nov. the Sheriff has agreed to wait for
the license money until the fifth.
PHoToGRAPHIC.-We Yesterday Wis
tied the galleries of Al. Smith and A.
O.. Friend, and made a cursOry in
spection of sundry views and like
hesses. and have come TO the conclu
sion that we have in Carson a. good
Photographic artists as any town in
the State. 1t has ~heretofOre been held
that to procure a correct likeness it
was necessary to 90 to Virginia city Or
the Bay; but now we challenge the
coast to beat our artists in that depart
ment OF the profession, if indeed in
any other.
THAT PIANO CAsE.-The large case
standing III the center of King street,
at its junction with Carson street, was
borrowed from Cha~. Friend, 10y Sen
ato Crawford. for the purpose of COW
ering the tank, or that part OF it where
the pipe conveying wafer thereto
joined, the pipe being at the time laid
bare for repairs. Mr. Crawford has not
Vet returned the box, bat will do SO in
the course Of the Summer.
FROM H LAKE.-Doc Benton's
stage brought six passengers from the
Lake vesterday-J. Mckinney, a resi-
dent, and {. Allen Brown, wife and
from Boston, Mass. We under |
stand that Mr.. Brown is the originator
of the application of steam in the bend
ing of ship tlmbars. The family
passed through to Virginia city by the
( o'clock train.
RECEAsED.-Jacob Sheyer,drv goods
Inerchantof this town, received news
of the death of his father
Rabbi Saul Shever. at Warsaw, the
Capitol of Poland. agel 50 wears. We
rondole with our respected fellow citi
for though advanced IN life, his
WAS a healthy man and his
unexpected by his on.
THE RFsTAURANT.-Cncle Bob
still continues his ''snug little
in the rear of the >azerac
saloon. kept by Bright e simpson.
Uncle Robert invites his old friends
10 give him a call. in order that he
prove to them hat at his table
be had a snug meal for little
money.
WooD CHOPPERS WANrED.-S. Z.
tones. OF Empire, and other gentle I
men engaged i'll the wood business,
COMPLAIN of a scarcity of wood cutters.
for this kind of work are good. ,
md constant work can be Obtained. ,
We trust there NAV soon be a large in t
of working men. :
ORNAMENTATIoN.-The bar rooms
n this town are being very handsome a
fixed just now. We called in at c
he New SaZerac. kept hv Bright 4 $
imp>on. yesterday, and found ii Il
handSomer thar any Chinese [
INK that ever tioate 1. A peep into a r
kaleidoscope is nothing compared to it. :
FINE DISPLAY OF FRUIT.-At the !
-uit stores of J. I~vancovicb, f. Pera :
ich and Joseph Calimherti, is to be
,und a grand array of all the fruits of
he season. Each of the above named 7
callers receive every morning, by
age. fresh supplies, from the best
in California.
SODA FoUSTAIN.-O. p. Willis has ,
urchased a keystone soda appar-
1t is the most highly finished n
Iachine of the kind ever brought in y
Carson. The thirsty can now re v
he themselves and their friends IN 7,
drinks to their hearts content. L
VIsIroRS.-Hon. J. w. Haines was,
esterday in town, looking handsome L
aver. Judge J. S. Mayhugh is also
ire on a visit to his father in law, Mr.. (
lvanauGh, and his numerous other y
lends. He reports business quiet RI
his town of Elko. &,
VERDICT IN THE uARKINs CASE.-Ca
he jury in the case of the State VS.. los
Ca
arkins. tried in Reno, after a short pi
brought in a verdict of
It guilty., and of course Dan was ct
az
HELD FOR PosTAGE.-A letter ad
essed to J.. r. Johnson & Co., mel
ants, Genoa. Nevada, is held by ,
Turner for want OF neces- d:
ry stamps.