The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

HARDWARE, DRUGS, ETc.-We for
got to mention, in our article of "The
Future Of Carson City," another i'm
portant branch of business which will
come under the same head, and that is
the large hardware establishment of
+. b. Rail, corner of Carson and Sec
ond streets, the largest store of the
kind in the State of Nevada. Certain
ly in an item of that length it is almost
an impossibility to mention everybody
connected with the numerous branches
of business, and we would impress
this upon the minds of the public at
large, that those mentioned in that
article do not comprise "all" who are
connected with business of just as
much importance as the ones
toned. The fact that Carson City
possesses so many fine stores of every
description is an excuse for not men
tioning all of them. John G. Fox, r.
+. Brooks and ChaS. w. Friend, sta
TONERS and jewelers.; the magnificent
drug stores owned by Drs. Cotton and
Willis; the numerous fruit dealers
and other branches of business are
sufficient to speak for themselves.
They are, indeed, the best establish
ments of the kind in the State. And
as far as the saloons are concerned,
such as the Magnolia, S~azeracs, SCOTS
sample rooms, Flyers stores, Powers
II Daniels, Wright Il Thompson,
Moore IL Parker, Klein & Wagner,
and V. A. Muller, they are by far
the finest houses OF the kind in Neva-
da. At some future time we shall en-
g1VDr 10 owe a mora ora nhIp iaSnrJn-
ton of the several institutions which
help to make this city IA hospitable
one, in every sense of the term, to
strangers.
GENOA Hor SPRISGs.-The Enter
prise of yesterday, says: "These hot
springs are situated at the base of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, two miles
south OF Genoa, in Douglas county
The baths enjoy an eXcellsnt reputa-
and through them have been
effected many remarkable cures of
rheumatic and ~scrOfulOuS affections.
At the springs is a fine large hotel,
kept by David Valley, a kind hearted
and accommodating gentleman who
it his business to see that his
guests are made comfortable in every
respect. An experienced physician
= connected with the establishment.
There are twelve bathrooms, each
hot, cold, vapOr and show
baths Of medicinal waters; also,
are mud baths, which are very
in some diseases. All who
have sOJourned at these springs speak
we'll Of them and of all connected with
hem. They are easily reached by
from Carson City, and when
good quarters cau always be
ound in the hotel"
GLESBRooK PARTY. - The social
spoken of in our advertising
'olurnns, takes place at the Glenbrook
louise to night, and a fine time is
anticipated. No doubt quite a num- :
'er Will be present from this and other !
and as there are a good many =
Mt present at the Glenbrook,
here Will be nc lack of dancers. An a
opportunity is here offered not to be l
njoyed every day. and We advise
hose wishing a good time to be at the :,
iienbrook tonight. a. II. Saxton is !,
o genial landlord. ever ready to q
tend to the wants of his patrons and /
-iends, and the public may be sure of II
eceiving good accommodations at his V
andS.. $
1T IEeME.-Rav. A. y. Fisher and f9
life returned to the Capital Thursday IL
last. Mr.. F. left here some y
vO or three weeks since for counties
on business connected with his -
Superintendent of Public
lStructiOn-after which, finding that d
IS business was in a condition to adj at
lit OF being absent from the State a re
tort time, very wisely started on a u
tile pleasure excursion. While alb p'
mt he visited the Calaveras Big Trees W
Id Yosemite Falls, and expresses III
nlself much pleased with the trip.
D p~leasanter resort during the sum
er season ran be found on the Pacific :"
asst. 1t only requires q two DAYS III
i've to the Big Trees from this city,
a Silver Mountain.
e. II. NeIer WI
lied atthe REGISTER Office yesterday re
the absence Of the old man, N'
dwell. he left on the table a has ma
I of choice vegetables which were ""
iSed in his garden. Not having a 81.
ourself. we turned the same ~.
or to the proprietor. thanking Cant. Va
ader for his generous consideration. n''
plain Meder'S garden is situated in ~,
southern part Of town, and is one pi'
the finest in our city. BY dint of nv
severance and Il great deal of labor. :
:. Meder has made his homestead =
sample Of frurtIitv and thrift an drl
to himself, and a feature of Car coo
l City well worthy of notice. or
1ANII GAS Goa. c. Austin, zen cor