The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

morning at 10 o'clock.
| CHINESE ERS.-AlmOst every
large garden in and around Carson City
have been leased to Cinnamon this year.
We have often heard the question asked
by non-residents of Carson, why it was
that Eagle Valley produced SO large
crops of vegetables Of all kinds this year.
The question is easily answered. Here
tofore those who had gardens never took
the proper pains in preparing the ground
in time. and often after ii was ready for
planting would not prosecute the work
alrF ady commenced. Most of the own
ers gaV as a reason that water WOnld be
scarce that year. that the ground would
be full OF weeds etc. and that it wouldn't
pay. This year.. however, the Chinese
secured the gardens in time, and have
been very successful and well rewarded
for their trouble. and have proved that i'll
Eagle. as we'll as in Carson and WaShoe
valleys, can be raised as fine vegetable
crops rs anywhere on Tho coast. II IS true
that in some localities water was more
plcn1S this than some years past, and it
* equally true that in some places water
was exceedingly scarce. and NJ attempts
had ever been made to raise any kind of
crops. Yet the CcieStialS have worked it
successfully by digging small bitches
ON the western part Of town to the
southern and eastern eXtremitie> thereof,
thus securing every drop OF water which
otherwise would have been lost in the
>agebrtSh. From early morning until
late at hight Chinese can be seen hard at
work picking out some stray weeds, and
~irrigating the gardens, while others are
preparing the products for market. For
the first time in the history of Carson,
California vegetables are o very Seldom
kept in our markets, they being almost
entirely supplied from home produce.
This sDpIES we'll far Elrl4 Valley and
confirms the adaptabilitY OF our land for
gardening; n it is to be hoped that
more interest will be taken, in this line.
by the white population Of this section OF
country, for there's money in it,
RETURNED.-Joe OIcOvich, of h firm
of OIcovich Brothers, OF this city, arrived
here from san Francisco yesterday where
has been for the last few weeks select
ing some of the finest articles in the dry
goods line, preparatory to the grand
opening campaign in the Fall and Winter
trade. He has selected the best silks, !
popilnS, musllns, mcrlnOS, and every
thing pertaining to dry goods. He has
bought, III quantities 10 suit. the
latest styles OF children's clothing for
Fall ard winter ware, gcntlemen'S un-
derware, ladies'. misses and mems boots
and shoes. etc. The OIcoVich Brothers
improved their Immense establish
49, = 1890
store has two departments. The
side of the bVilding Is tilled with
furniture and fancy goods. n the south
end compOses the dry goods department.
persons are constantly kept busy
n arranging goods and waiting on Gus
toners. They do an immense business.
The ladies of Carson and people residing
in the country will do we'll by paying
hem Il visit and convince themselves OF
truth OF this statement.
CoRRECrIoN.-In our item yesterday,
regard to George Ross, we stated
hat he 4 ''son-in- law of John G.
of this city. We were in error.
n fact, knew better at the time, but
he mistake was purely accidental on
part. The young gentleman is
brother i'll law Of our esteemed Car
aOnite J. c..
WoOD DRIvE.-The large wood drive
# Briant & Flanders, consisting of
g,900 cords, which left the Mexican
.ust, destined for DAYTON, reached .
place in good condition a few =
avs ago. The last OF the drive was &
out of the river At Dayton on !
tuesday,.
Much Observation-Disclosures Kirman,
f Carson Valley, who had his ankle
islocated by a fall from a horse,
ONE two months since, was in town
esterdaE. aIG bias SO far recovered 7
; to be able to get around with the
ssistance of a cane.
QUICKLY TAKEN.-The furniture
I'D at auction yesterday was sold at :
pod figures and was knocked off in =
tort order. The furniture was nearly
good as new and then, there isl
emand for household goods at the
resent time.
ADMITTED TO CTrIZENsHIP.-Wil-
am Boyle andSamuel Tanovich were n
esterdav, in the District Court. ad
lifted as full hedged citizens of the [
nited States. n
EMpIRE.-Empire City presents a
vely appearance at this time, the W
'wn being filled with river drivers e.tt
no have been engaged in drising
God on the river.