The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-26

FINE GRAIN. John Kelly, who
lives in the southern part of town,
harvested a field of grain, on Tuesday
last, grown on the lot on which his
dwelling stands, that would compare
favorably with any raised in the State.
Heretofore potatoes have taken the
lead as growing the best and yielding
the most, and not until this year las
any grain been raised within the
limits of town. Owing to the scarcity
of water last year, and fearing that the
same result would follow his season,
many were induced to SOW grain, not
wishing to meet with another loss by
planting potatoes, and the crop gath
cred 10y Mr.. Kelly this week has prov
en- that Carson as a grain growing
country is a decided success.
VALLEYS UoT SPRINGs.-The IA
NOUS Hot Springs, two miles south
of Genoa, owned and kept by David
Valley, is being immensely patron
lied. Many rheumatic and scrofulous
affections, and other diseases, have
been ef1ectually cured. Mud baths,
and twelve furnished bath rooms,
each with hot, cold, shower and vapor
baths of medical waters, are provided
at Valleys Springs. Wilson'S stage
runs in connection with the Y. Il L.
Il. K. passenger train every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday, to the hotel.
and on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, the same line leaves the ST.
Charles Hotel al : o'clock 4. III.
New LAW FIRA.-We invite atten-
ton to the law card, in this issue, of
Clayton, Davies Il Bonnitield, who
have opened offices at this place and
no word of commentator at u
hands to their thousands of friends
and a~cquaintances all over the Pacific
coast; but to new OmerS, to whom
they are unknown, We can say in per-
feet confidence, that for high legal
learning, close and uuremitting atten-
ton to business, and unquestiOned
reliability, they stand second to none
in this State. We are advised that
they propose to practice law for
money and not politics or fame.
L. S. BRANCH MINT.-Yesterday
the Carson Mint received a special de-
post of mixed bullion, goldand silver,
for coinage, weighing SIP ounces. On
deposits like this sent i'll for coinage,
returns can be made to the depo>itor.
i'll coin, within twenty four hours after
receiving it. Seven Thousand II
hundred and eighty uuce of crude
bullion was received from the Grown
Point and Yellow Jacket mines, sent
to the Mint to be melted and asSayed.
CoRoNER's EERDIcr.-An inquisi-
ton was held in the matter of the
killing of the Chinaman who died on
Wednesday night, before Geo. q.
Lyon, County Coroner, Yesterday.
The sub ~tance of the verdict OF the
CorOner's jury we understand to be
as follows: The jury tindthat deceased
came to his death from a wound, in
tlicted by a pole, in the hands of Nap.
Butts, withoutinteution OF taking life.
CIRCUs.-The circus gave another
performance last evening, to a full
house, the acting being equal 10 that
of the night before. The company
perform ali they advertise. and do 1t
we'll, too. The circus goes hence to
Gold Hill, where Il performance Will
be given this evening.
ISsTALLATION.-At an installation,
held on Tuesday night last, the fol-
named gentlemen were in
stalled as officers of Carson Encatnp-
ment No. =, |. .. O. f.. for the ensuing
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H. p; James Duffy. ). w;
Jacob Muller, j. w; y. Waltz, Scribe.
DIED.-The ChInaman who was in
in a difficulty on Tuesday even
last, by being struck on the head
with Il pole i'll the hands of Nap. Butts
INJURIES received.
FIVE CENTs.-All We thirsty souls,
who need something to revive your
dropping spirits should pay a visit to
lake klein's brewery, where beer can
De bought for five cents u glass or one
dollar per gallon.
PAINTING.-The painters are doing
| lively business in cur town, and We
notice many private dwellings bud
ling out, looking as good as new,
having been subjected to the brush.
TEAMING.-A vast amount of team
ng is now going on in and about Car
on, and the blackSmithS are doing a
,ood business. Now is the season of
heir cOntentinent.
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