The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

A DOUGLAS COUNTY VIsIToR.-Da
vid Valley, owner and occupant Of
the Genoa Hot Springs, called at our
Office yesterday. Mr.. Valley has
been suffering for some time past,
from Injuries received while prevent
ing hi, buggy team from running
away. He is fast recovering, and will,
we trust. in q short time, be all right.
Mr.. Valley reports business at the
Springs AS being good, and that almost
daily patients are leaving for their res
pective homes, cured Of disease Oy the
wonderful medicinal qualities OF the
waters of the Springs. In addition to
relief from the baths, Mr.. and Mrs.
VALLEY are said to have no superiOrs
q kin.i and attentive nurses. Our rec
omrneudA;ion for their popularity is
uselesS, A. hundreds of invalidS from
ali parts OF this State who have been
there can testify to all We have said,
aud more too.
A BAD ONEN.-Last night as the
special stage loaded with delegates to
the Republican State Convention to be
held in Reno to day, was leaving
anu NC oosuI ~ 49,
the stage ran in Z ditch where il stuck
fast in the mud. The horses became
scared and unmanageable, and during
their wild p%lungiug broke h pole of
the COACH short of. The delegates
wendell their way back to town on
foot, Jim Small of Douglas county
bringing up the rear. The stage coach
had no lights on board whereby the
road could lie seen. "Coming events
east their shadows before" n we
fear our Republican friends will wan
der i'm the dark throughout b cam
paign, and will find themselves in the
last Ditch" next November.
DuLL.-That times are dnll no one will
gainsay. There seems to be q stagnation
Ing, but most of thai Is building "castles
In the air." thinking Of the lively times
yet In store for Carson. This week has
been the duIIsst We have ever experienced
in Carson, and We claim / residence OF
nearly nine years In this delightfully."-
quiet village. A good many OF the res
identS OF this city are at present in various
places, other places than Carson-sOme
attending the California State Fair, others
are in Reno in attendance at the Repub-
lican State Convention, while many are
Willing away the days in the haunts OF
the mountains. There is always a calm
before o storm. and We ma make up our
minds for busy times the coming Winter.
WooD.-This highly necessary article
Is very scarce this season, and commands
exor5itant price, with no hope of re-
o. l
per cord. and it is not very plenty
at that price. Winter is coming on, and
with wood 1t the present figures, many
will be hard pushed to procure sufficient
10 keep out OF the cold. We do not know
The reason for the high prices charged
unless it be that the wood is pretty well
cleared from the fountains ~hereabOut,
md has TO be transported from a greater
distance than heretofore. The vast sup
ply needed in running the mills and
mines in this and adjoining counties Gre
ates "A demand for the article no: easily
illed, and wood being scarce at best rem
lers the commodity doubly valuable.
MOUNTAIN FIRE.-The fire in the
mountains west of town that has been
turning SINCE SattItty IaSt HIS dihlpSt
lied out and fickers fi;fully trying to
maintain the glow OF previous animation.
80 wood OF value has been burned by the
Ire. the confagration having commenced ,
.mong the trimmings and stray brush of
asst years cutting, where it has been con- |
med. A great amount of wood is piled
II the vicinity OF the fire, but thus far has ,
Scap"d being consumed. :
WAsHoE BALL.-We hear that many ,
'ersons from this place will attend the q
of Washoe Tribe of Red Men, to
% given by the Order in Washoe :,
on Tuesday, October LIST. A s
God time is anticipated and no doubt :
ill be bad. Facilities for travel are 7
UGH that the trip can be taken at little =
Dst. Passenger trains will then be
INNING over the Rem" division OF the :,
,. Il T. II. r., and all can have q good =
cal Of fun for little money. =
BA1L.-Applica,ion of William H..
ierce, upon habeas corpus, to be ad
lifted to hail, heard yesterday before y,
lstice Whitman of the Supreme Court, =,
as denied, and prisoner remandsd to -
of Sheriff.
ADMITTED TO CiTIzENsHIP.-In the ~
'nited States Chcuit Court, yesterday,
ldge E. w. HilIyer invested Charle~ f.
'olfarsberger with all the rights aud p
rivileges Of All American citizen. w