The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-17

George Webb, UperiuteHdent OF the
Home, is doing good work with the
grounds OF the institution. He has
got nearly the whole of it under cuiti
walton. The grain to the westward o1
the house looks better than any crop
near Carson. 1t il amusing to see Mr..
Webb planting his potatoes, with hi
little assistants. lie will raise vegeta
bleS enough 10 supply the institution
the year round, provided no accidents
happen in the form ot insects or
drought. The Orphans Home is "A
credit to the State, the Commissioners,
and above all to the Principal and hi
exemplary wife, the Matron. We
think the Marion should have more
assistance; she looks to he Overdoue
with work and should be relieved of
some of her arduou> duties. We have
heard no COMPLAINTS aud merely offer
the Suggestion, believing thai were the
State to lose the services of Mrs. Webb.
it would be very difficult 10 find her
equal again.
Those EULLETs.-M. d. Hatch, of
the GleubrOOk mill. and also of the
saw and planning mill inthis city. came
down from the lake Yesterday. Mr..
Hatch informs Us that several more
grape shot have been found in other
logs brought from the same locality a.
the one heretofore written of and that
several teeth have been knocked ont
OF SAWS thereby. The idea of Mr..
ThaNter, that the balls were fired by
Fremont. seems to be enormous. Il
appears that III ls62a party of artillery
We're ~encamped neal the spot where
the logs were cut. and that several
residents of the lake shores We're pres
cnt when the company exercised their
guns and fired al particular trees to
prove the skill of the g%unuers. Hence
ii all probability 1.-THE cause of it,"
our young friend Hatch is looking
we'll and reports very pleasant times
at the lake. and looks forward to a
busy season in the lumber. Dean is
a stirring business man and deserves
success We will pray for him.
PICNICoNS UNpAY.-The Turnvcrein
society Of Virginia city Will lave a
Mav-day picnic at o + near that city on
Sunday mex The members of the
Carson society will visit, and in order
to Accommodate IA! desiring to ge.
have made arrangements with the V.
~ l.. l 1 N''Astl"AfN ~ "hINH tNttli /
son tickets will he issued at 81 50
each, available for two days: con~e
quentlv. any one DESTROYS of remain
ing until Monday can make the round
trip for that amount. An extra pas
senger car Viii he provided tor the 5
O'Clock morninE tram, and a paS>en-
ger car Will also leave Virginia al s as
well as a + y. m on SUNDAY. The
Turner's beat the whole world for fun.
and a good opportunity is nOw offered
our fellow c;tiZenst 10 enjoy themselves
at a cheap rate.
IMMENSE SroCk OF FURNIrURE.-
Geo. w. kitzmeyer returned from San
Francisco a few days since, where he
spent several days in purchasing a
very large stock of furniture. The
warerOom recently fitted
up by MI. kitzneyer over Benton'>
livery stable, already contains a good
assortment Of handsome parlor and
bedroom sets. and once the new stock
arrives. he will have the largest as
sortment of turnitUre in the Stale. His
prices are reasonable. \ look through
his stock Will well repay the time oc
copied. whether you wish to buy or
not. Mr.. kitzrnever apparently takes
pleasure in showing his goods.
BEEF.-Our markets are better sup
Piled with beef than perhaps any town
the State. The butchers are not max
ing anything now in of
the very high price OF good cattle, and
they Will ave the best the country
affords. We trust and h~elievethat cat
tie will fall in price. for wien market
men do their utmost to procure the
best quality Of everything, regardless
OF cost. they should make a reasonable /
profit.
DOLLY NARDESS. Nothing that
lives, moves or las its being, can NON
be spoken of without the odious Dolly t
figuring in the conversation. Dolly /
Warden hats arc the most unbecomiog t
things that We're ever put onto a
woman's head. Miss Warden is mach
outraged in many things, but the eli T.
max IS capped by clothing store I
keeper Offering to sell a Chinanlan a a
pair of Dolly Nardea pants. Give us S
something new and more euphoneous. :
a FINE SCREES.-Lewis 4 Thorinc. :.
ton have fixed very han4sonescrcen
in front Of the Sazerac bar. There are
many bieroglyphical signs on said ,
screen, aud betny unable to translate !
them, we inquired their meaning OF i
our learned friend Jerome who in his D.,