The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

odist Episcopal Conference, which
was held in S%usanville last week, have
very wisely returned Rev. A. n.
: Fisher to Carson. Mr.. Fisher is pos
sesssed of rare attainment, is a clever
gentleman, and in every respect well
fitted for the ministerial duties assigned
HIM by the Conference. Being State
Superintendent of Public instruction,
whose duties require his residence at
the Capitol Of the State, no doubt
prompted the return of Mr.. Fisher to
this district a third time The best
possible feeling exists between the
congregation aud their pastor, and if
we are not mistaken in the man, tn"
same harmony and Christian spir wi l
continue to exists. at least SO far as he
is concerned. We congratulate the
congregation in their good fortune in
being supplied with the man Of their
first choice.
VISITORS AT WARM SPRINGS HOTEL.
Following we're the visitors at the
Warm Springs Hotel, yesterday: Jno.
Mccullough. j.. G. Williamson, Mrs.
Helea Tracy, Miss Minnie Wa TOR,
Robt. Eberle, Miss Eberle, San Fran
cisco; Governor Denver; F. Schmidt,
T. G. Fillebrown, John Piper. Vir-
ginia; d. C. Davis, Empire; a. Cham
payne. j. Lopez, J. f. Ladd and wife.
Geo. Webb, Geo. D. Ir e, w. Han -
ilton. G. b. Mcclellan, A. G.. May, f.
III. Langley, S. Lem. Lee, d. E. Davis
and wife, Carson; julie Partz, Mono
county; l.. Rawlings, Salt Lake City.
SOMETHING NEw.-Elijah Walker
has leased the restaurant and lunch
stand in the rear of the new Sazerac
Salson North Carson street, and lately
occupied by Bob Fouke, is now in full
blast, ready at all ours of the day and
night to furnish food for the hungry.
Mr.. Walker is an old citizen of Carson,
and favSr1biy kIksw n by residents. He
is we'll adapted for the business he has
just embarked in, and for him we take
the liberty of soliciting a liberal sup
port. He promised us an advertise
ment. Int in the hurry incident to
starting in, he failed to connect.
L. S. BRANCH MINT.-The total
amount of mixed bullion, gold and
silver, received at the Carson Mint
Yesterday, was $500 ounces, 906 ounces
of which was sent in from Benton,
California, for coinage. BY this morn
ing's train TO Virginia city, sixteen
bars of impaired gold and silver were
sent from the Mint, weighing in the
l.44l pounds. and worth in
coin, SOL, LAG -; S24,29S Sc of which
goes to the credit of the Delcher mine
the balance, SIG ,S4S o., to the credit OF
the Crown Point mine. Silver halt
dollars will be coined to day.
THEArER.-The California Theate-
played last night to an i'm
mense house. The performance was
excellent, and was duly appreciated
by the crowd of admirers gathered
there to witness the fine acting of the
The troupe leave to-day
for San Francisco, their engagement
being out which they had with John
We trust the company may at
some future time favor Carson with
visit, for they are always sure
TO be welcomed.
SUsPENsION.-The principal mining
in the immediate vicitity of
Monitor have been suspended, for
various reasons. Considering the
great loss sustained by fire, recently,
he inhabitants of that burg are en-
-it4et " ifdtHS III lHiS tueii Secoilu
calamity. And, TO cap the climax,
hey were visited by an earthquake
shock two or three days since.
P~REsIpING ELDER. The Nevada
Methodist Episcopal Conference have
third time appointed Rev. d. Ham
nond Presiding Elder for the Carson
District. The congregations of this
district will undoubtedly fee glad to
now that he has been retained to la
'or in their interest two years more.
FALSE CALF.-Inour item yesterday. |
L regard to the three legged calf, the
rpe made us say the price paid by
Wilcox for the animal was $4,000.
We should have said the price was
300. but the compositor put one !.
ipber ia which "aught' lot to have \
'een there. Pretty dear calf, bought 7
1 that price. But it was false.
BASE BALL.-A game of base ball |
played Yesterday afternoon on the
rounds OF the Silver Star Club, be- I
the 'nine'' of the California
Company and the Silver Stars, 1
'hich resulted i'll a victory for the J
club. The game was well
layed, being closely contested by
9th parties.
MACHINERY. - The Enterprise of =
esterday says: "Another large boiler (
n one Of the shafts on the line of the ?
Tunnel last evening passed I.
trough town. OF late, the company Z
as been receiving a large amount of r