The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

Iittl NC dllu 500 tsloS toSy ~ AACu
right and no way defective. This is
the time of the year when everybody
are putting up their stoves and pipes.
and those arrangements cannot be too
well or securely done. The idea of
saving a hole just large enough for
the pine and showing it through is
good enough as long As the wood does
not take fire and burn the house and
all the other houses in the nelghbor-
hood. Chief Jones is taking particular
notice of ~stovepipeS nowadays, and
says that all must be of the prope
hight above the roof and put up ac
cording to law, and he will arrest any
one who is negligent in this important
matter. So look out. The above will
equally apply to Carson.
WELL DoNE-Do MoRE.-Mr. Fra
raising the material aid for the build
ing of the Columbus wagon road.
called on "A number of II m0neved
citizens, Yesterday. and disposed OF a
considerable number of shares OF stock
in the enterprise. and a small amount
of direct contributions. The whole
amount asked for from tins CITY MAS
81. 50G-of which about one half has
been obtained. Mr.. Fra>irr will con
time his lab0r~ to dav, and We have
no doubt he will accomplish the task
in full, bV ; O'Clock this Afternoon.
Men. tools, provisions. etc, Will a
once he started TO where The work j.
required - open the new highway 10
Columbus Mining District.
DISTRICT CoURT-lIARKIs, JUnGE.-
The District Court mct yesterday pur-
suant to adjournment, aud the follow
ing business was transacted: Maudle
baum Il kianber vs.. The PhneniN
Mill Co.-Complaint amended ani
publication of summons ordered. JOS.
+ Jones VS.. Board County commits
s]iOners, Washoe county Alternate
writ of mandamus ordered. returIia''ie
the 18th. State of Nevada vs.. w.
Ii. Pierce-A change of Venue granted;
rause removed to Douglas county.
state IF Nevada VS.. NJ. Y. Stewart:
defendant arraigned and pleaded MT
trial set for Moniay. Nnvem
p; admitted to bail III the sum OF
5000. |;
THE HORSE DIsEAsE.-The papers
all over the country are fail OF items
the horse disease. William II.
'orbett. the g~entlernaniv landlord OF
he Corbett House, in this city. ve-ter
furnished us with a cory # the :
'hicago tribune Of the OH instant. !
which has Two columns ON the horse :
in tina. city. 1t i, indeed, a
al picture. We learn that this lis {
.i>e has spread as far as California and /
oregon, and if proper precautions are I
lot immediately taken by the citizens
II this State serious results may occur. ,
word to the wise, etc. f
MORE BUILDING. - Mrs. Richards :,
a number of carpenters engaged
n charging one of her houses. stu -,
on the corner Of OrnlShv and -
iNth streets. When completed it will :,
materially improve the premises. We :,
noticed another Improvement % :,
he SAME kind on E"urt, street. Car ~
m is in need OF more houses, and the -,
lore properly holders improve their
):> in the way of erectinguew houses,
le better. IN
DANCTNG SCHooL.-ThoSe desiring
, learn the beautiful! accomplishment
f dancing. can do so by attending the W
hoo! lust opened by !. f. Burns. at i
- 1tt "a - " ~
~ and Saturday evenings, from half =.
seven to half past ten O'Clock ~
evening. for gentlemen only. K
r. Burns is mentioned as an expert co
the terpsichorean art. See adver- III
ST
oHE.-The railroad company are do
ore to the mills on the Carson az
yer at the ale of 400 tons per LAY. Ill
lc ore @oeS to the Santiago. Eureka. ca.
and Mexican mills. all Of L,
hich are being worked to their G. ,
Hest capacity. -
.OCIABLE.-The ladies' Of the Pres Z
terrain Church hold a s1ciahle al 81
pain Winnie's (Nillow Ranch this ..
eninE. Those wishing 10 70 Will "A
~ CONVEYANCE by bus or otherwise I.
the Occidenta! Livery Stable. \ p,
neral invitation is given. y
GAS CoaPANY.-A card from W. II.
President of the Maxim Gas u
'mpany of Carson, in another i
lumn, to the patrons of the com II
ny, is sufficiently explanatory in y
elf to need no remarks from us,
rther than to call attention to it. -
HELD o PosTAGE.-The following =
tarS addressed to Mrs. An Bell, "A
mp Independence. Cal. and Mrs. s.
.CraSky, Bishop Creek. Cal. are de e
ned in the Carson Postoafice for "a
mt of proper postage. "
DUNG CA?IToL.-This very con RI
-