The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-08

at = O'Clock. and at s O'Clock p. M, the
famous Conklin Circus will give two
of their unrivaled performances in
Carson. The Salt Lake Tribune says:
The Yankee Robinson Circus is IN
doubleday the very best tina ever Wis
tied this city. 1t is almost impossible
to accord special praise to any particu-
lar performer. The ass, mule, ponies,
dogs ahd billy goat were we'll up in
their parts, and equal in every respect
to the more Intelligent actors who con
trolled them. The jokes of the clown
we're superb; but while he assumed
the character of a ~''fool," it was quite
evident that nature had qualified him
admirably for that purpose, on the by
pothesis that it takes a wise man to be
a fool. Tonight there will be some
splendid acting and we would advise
all to go and witness it."
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGs.-
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel yesterday:
j. Spence, San Francisco; 8. NJ. Crit
fifth, Vickshurg. Miss; w. H. e.
Kelly, Washington; J.. B. Davis, X.
O. Davis, Grass Valley; j. Gaileck, G..
Muwey, w. Lang. NJ. S. Lang, g.
Manav. j.. Hanson and wife, Empire;
q. +. Hill, A. NJ. E%dgington, Virginia;
j. A. Crandall, A. Q. Friend, Chas.
Marston, Chas. Jones, J.. Jenkins, j.
Tobriner and wife, Mrs. Musser, Mrs.
Maynard, r.. d. Hoag, Mrs. L. G..
Gardner and daughter, S. c. Penter,
L. Stern, S. II. Swift, Mrs. j. Kelly,
X. Tracy, j. Muldoon, Ole Larson, p.
z. Brannon, Carson City.
RETURNED.-The Rev. A. n. Fisher
returned to his home in this city yes
terday, accompanied by his wife. Mr..
Fisher has been absent several weeks
past, on business connected with his
| office of State superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction., to the eastern
ties, and while out in that direction
took a run to Salt Lake City. From
the latter place he started for the an
nual Methodist Conference OF Nevada,
thence to San Francisco, and finally
found himself at home yesterday
morning, where he proposesto remain
until January, unless called away on
business.
Mason, CHENEY & Co.-This old es-
tablished and enterprising firm are
doing an extensive business. Their
place of business, as everybody
knows. is in the Penrod Block. The
bulk of their stock is kept in a ware
house North of Capital square.
New PAPER.-We understand the
first issue of the new paper-The New
Daily Appeal-will make its appear
ance in this city tomorrow morning.
II. r. Mighe.s is the publisher and
ed tor. Success to the enterprise.
BURNED.-We learn that three cars
loaded with wood were burned on
Friday night on the Silver City switch;
| about 100 feet of the track was also
burned. The cars We're switched Off
at the time and the fire was caused by
sparks from a passing locomotive.
SLIGHTLY IMPRovED.-Mr. Lacha-
peIle, of the Warm Springs Hotel, we
are glad to learn, is slightly improv
ing from an attack of rheumatism he
has been afflicted with for some days
past.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The Rev. Mr..
Allen will preach this evening the in
tnoductory to the series of discourses
on the question, Is the Bible true?"
All are invited to attend.
METHODIST CHURCH.-There will
be preaching at the Methodist church
this evening, by Rev. A. N. Fisher.
No service in the morning. Hereafter
regular services may be expected.
DIVINE SERvICE.-Rev. Jas. Wood,
of San Rafael, CAL, will preach in the
Presbyterian church, this forenoon, at
IL O'Clock, and at half past seven p, NJ.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.