The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

parties, anu VIII De strictly enItTccU.
GAS IN THE CAPITOL BCILDING.-The
Maxim Gas Company OF Carson caused
the Capitol building to be lighted with
gas on Monday evening. in orderto ascer-
tain if everything ~lS in order About
one hundred burners were lighted, and
SO far as appearances extended, the light
will prove n success. \ round piece OF
perforated tin. to be placed Immediately
under the globe, is all that remains to
complete the whole arrangement, and
that alone prevented 4 fair test being OBJ
tanned, astheir absence makes a difference
in the light Of fully one-third. The de
ficiency, however, viii toe remedied in a
few days. or as soon rs the perforated tin
is received. The Senate and Assembly
Chambers, especially, Showcd conclu-
siveIy. hat the light VIII be adequate for
all purposes. In brief, the building pre-
sented a fine appearance, inside and out,
and the brilliant gas light will prove of
far greater convenience aud a much
hrighter light than the ordinary lamp.
The President OF the gas company, VIM.
II. Corbett, and Secretary. Iohn G.. Fox,
were present at the lighting of the house,
ana appeared entirely satisfied with the
light furnished. As soon as the Goa
stoves are all in place and the gas turned
on, the State officials Will he in a condi-
ton to discharge their duties day or
night. The building is n credit TO the
state. and the occupants hard TO beat
either in looks or fitness.
PE,,soNAL.-Gcorse Wilhelm, Of the
Melting and Refining Department of the
United states Branch Mint. of this city,
~returned yesterday morning from a six
weeks tour 70 New York ana other cities
in the At;antic States, where he went on
a visit to his family and friends. He re-
ports as having had a pleasant time, and
declares tat the Union II Central Pa
cifc Railroads are a great accommodate
ton to the travelling public Mr.. Wilhelm
looks exceedingly we'll. and he is well
come back to the Capital of Nevada.
STARrED.-The Corbett Brothers have
started work on the new freight depot, in
this city. for the Virginia an! Truckec
Railroad Company. From the number
VI AZ L p.tNN "a go - -
position. We judge the structure VIII he a
substantial one. Tie Corbett's are just
the boys that know o to put up LuiId-
ing o that kind.
REAL EsTArE.-Persons desiring to
buy or sell real estate will find it to
their advantage to call upon Geo. W.
Chedir. in the county building. Mr..
Chedie has houses and lots, ami lots OF
houses to sell. aud coin To buy ot those
who wish to sell. George j. relIahie
and prompt in all matters Intrusteu TO
his care.
PRosPERING. John E. Lawrie.
formerly one of the employees in this
office, has now n of the finest job
printing offices in Sacramento. John
deserves credit for his energy and
perseverance, in thus becoming pos
SCISSOR of property that will eventually
him an easy life in his declining
years.
L. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-The United
District Court, Judge T.. W.
Hillyer. will he in session on Saturday
next, to accommodate all who desire
to become naturalized citizens of the
States. That day will be the
opportunity To naturalize prior to
the closing of the registry books.
CORNER SToNE.-The laying of tho
corner stone of the new hall, being
built by the Order of Odd Fellows. in
Virginia city, will take place this dav.
/ large delegation, We understand.
will go from this city to witness the
ANOTHER INvoICE.-Chas. Harris.
received another large in
voice of dry goods. carpets, etc. His
stock is become of immense size and
great variety. Ladies will do we'll to
:.ll and see for themselves.
C. OF D.-Governor Bradley, yester-
appointed Henry c. Blake, a
c iIsmissigner of Deeds. for Nevada, 5
y. 10 ~ San Francisco. u