The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-15
THAT EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-The

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ton. as the Executive Committee. has
given general satisfaction to the citi-
zens of this town. There have oc
Cured no heart burningS. O envy
ings, as is often the case on similar oc-
casions. All are disposed to believe
that the good Of the town is considered
by the committee IN preference to per
sonal feelings, and anything they may
determine on will be sure to meet the
appreciation of all u citizens.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Guy Thorpe, the
gentlemanly and popular cashier of
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S bank, inthis town,
Yesterday, resigned his position. Mr..
Thorpe has purchased the half of the
Nevada soda miue. and will. as Soor
as he is relieved from his present Pc
si;ion, aSsume the management ot the
mine. Mr.. Thorpe Is a stirring bn>l
ness man, and will. no doubt. make
the Nevada soda mine a profitable con
Germ. We are pleased to state that he
will still remain a citizen OF Carson.
WARM SpRIxGs HoTEL.-L. Lacha-
pelle is doing a good business at the
Springs. The passenger wagon Is gong
the whole day. and always seems to he
loaded. The baths are kept in first
rate order. and the drawing of OF the
surplus water daily is bringing them
into better repute than heretofore.
I.achapeile i constantly on hand ana
shows his visitors every attention. III
his power. We predict a prosperous
Summer for the Warm Springs Hotel.
THANRS.-We are under many obli
l.I - IL. Nv
pected to make this assertion, bat 1t Is
even so. In our absence he made Il
Scotchman. a north of Ireland man.
Had we been guilty of such an outrage,
a fight would have been the con>e
quence. He, the "deNll,' not the
Scotchman. j. too small and mean 10
expect satisfaction from, 50 we 20 free
Bully for n "devlI.'
IJGHrCoNING.-The men employed
by the gas company to dig trenches
for the main pipes. had nearly com
pIeted 800 feet last night. Pipe laying
will ommence on Monday next. and
long before the Fourth our beautiful
town will he brilliantly illuminated
Heairick i not only a good lalker
but a regular driver.
L. :. Branch MIST.-The total
mount of bullion received at the Car
son Mint. on yesterday. was 39.6fe
ounces, gold and silver. l bullion
was from the Belchtr and Crown Point
mines. No bars {" bricks y were
shipped this morning, Vet there i
ready to send Otto morrow about 5000
pounds OF refined gold and silver.
OUR TRIP.-What We did and what
Davidson regions, We shall e~ndeavor
10 give an recount OF III 10 morrow ;
issue. Walking, crawling, and riding,
in that altitudinouS district, Is yer. Sc
we're to one used To level walking in
this beautiful valley. Hence We plead
WEAKNESS as au excuse for delay.
LEFT FOR GooD.-La>t evening w.
W. Ha>kel! and his aimiable wife left
Carson City to reside permanently in
Alameda. We wish The pair a safe
Journey and prosperity in the future.
Whenever they tire OF their California
home We shall be glad TO welcome
them back to Carson city.
Dolly WARDEN NECK les In
front of Joe RoserstOck's store yester-
,fay. were displayed a fine show of
fancyucck ties. They are OF all co!Ors,
and will suit either Il lady or gentle
man; for the latter. they are a good
accompaniment To the Dolly hats, now
SO generally worm.
PREsBYTERIAN CHUKCH.-The Rev.
|. y. Hurd will preach Sunday TO
morrow morning and evening. in the
PRESBYTERIAN church. We trust he
may have a good congregation, and
poof be given hiu that though absent
he is not forgotten.
CARSON RIVER RIsING.-The Carson
river was. yesterday, an angry looking
torrent below the Brunswick Mill. The
water increased SO rapidly that at >
o'clock p. m. it was up to kiChey *
Williamson's saloon. From present
appearance a food Is imminent.
TRUCKEE SALooS.-This saloon, on
the opposite corner to the Corhett
Block. will be closed for repairs, ii hav-
ing changed hands. 1t will be re-
opened a. sOon as completed. which
will be duly noted by advertisement.
UNPLEAsANT.-A slough of desponG
is situated on Telegraph street. just
below Carson. and alongside of Ell
rods hay yard. the stencil from which
i. very offensive to the neighbors
thereabout. 1t needs attention.
In TowN.-Hon. Chas. Z. De Long
was in town yesterday, for the pur-
pose of a friendly visit among his old
larson friends.