The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02

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CoMMUNICATIoN WITH TRUCKEE.-
The people of the town of Truckee
being anxious for communication will
Carson City, by the wav of Lake Big
Ter have, through the Trnckee Repub
lIcan. minated their desire for Doe
Benton to furnish that cOinmunica
ton. There being no large siZeC
steamer to be depended upon FIR daily
trips. Doc. Benton has made arrange
nIents to cross his passengers every
alternate day for the present, and "A,
oon as the services of a proper reS>eI
can be secured, tie trip will he made
daily through from Virginia city. via
Carson and the lake, to Iruckee City.
LIST OF MISUNDERSTANDING is a
list of letters remaining i'll the Carson
City Postot1ice, July l. 1872. Persons
calling for these letters will please say
"Advertised:' w. z. A~pplegate, w.
II. Baker, Robert Barlow. Z D.. Cam
ernn, Alpheus w Clark. Montgomery
Clark. J w. Cummings. Orriu Decker,
Joseph Dallan. James b FaVlor, Louis
Ha>tIjuy, II Iioch h"lzer, ;El,os. Hail
ton, James Ifa>kili. 3; Nelson ID. OS-
born, Geo. W. Smith, Theresa Ianlley
THE FLAGsTAFF.-The tOpmast of
the flagstaff was yesterday restored 10
its proper place. 1t has been newly
painted and a gilt ball substituted for
the great, balloon looking affair that
formerly SurmOuuted it. The hoist
ing of the mast was done in a seaulan-
III. ,,I I'D I,-, ,Aat IAL,
rather tool many commanding officers
would have gone OFT i'll tru man OF
war fashion.
SPLENDID PHoToGRAPHs.-We are
indebted to that amiabie, old-young,
gentleman. Bob Rowland, for some
splendid photographs taken by those
eminent artists, Bradley Il Ruloison,
of san Francisco. They consist of the
Japanese ladies' and Mrs. De Long,
The Japanese high-hu muck a muck
and Mrs. Cady Stanton. In point of
execution, we nave never seen the
pictures equalled.
RETURNED.-John G.. Fox, the ir-
~repreSsible John. returned from the
Bay city Yesterday morning. lie has
bought out the San Francisco fancy
goods and stationery merchants,
nearly broken the jewellery stores.
and comes back with such an invoice
of everything needed by anybody,
that he will be able to stay at home
the remainder of his naturai>lIfe.
TIE ARBoR Fob TIL FoURTH.-We
are informed by q. d.. Fryer, chair
mar of Committee of Arrangements,
that the binding of the arDor for the
Fourth of July celebration, will com
mence this day. 1t will be covered
with bough>; seats will be erected and
every attention Will be paid to ladies
and children.
THE WEATHER.-For the past few
the weather has been very much
mixed; strong winds from the snowy
regions have prevailed and fires have
necessary after dark. The sud
den change has caused II rheumatic
many and severe pang-; not
from rheumatiSnI, oh no-but little
pains, premonItory pains, that's all.
NoTABLEs IN T~owN.-Judge C. n.
Harris, Judge r. S. Mesick and John
James, were yesterday intown. The
former went through to Genoa and re
Lurned IN the evening. Judge MeSick
here on business connected with
Circuit Court. and MIR. James en-
route for the eastern part of the Estate.
GENOA BRIGHTENING.- From A..
who was yesterday in town.
learn hat the people of Genoa are
aklng steps to raise money for the in
reduction of Maxim Gas into their
pretty little town. ''Give us light"
Gems to be the cry of all towns in the
state.
COUNTY COMMIsSIoNERs.-The Board
If County Commissioners was yester.
in session. Many against
he cobnty were allowed, the list of
which We shall give o-morrow. .
FIRE WORKS AND FLAGs.-Fire
rackers, sky rockets, bombs, serpents
nd flags, for Fourth Of July celebra
for sale wholesale and retail, at
(. Fred Brooks Pos.otiice store.
A GOOD CRoP.-Frisbie's barley
'atch, in front of the King street side
i lis restaurant. Is now a sight to see.
will be good many tons to tie .
ere; none for sale.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-i
he Circuit Court was in session yes q
erday, Judge Hi.lyer presiding. Te a /.