The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19
ARRIVALS At THE WARN SrRINas.-

ARRIVALS At THE WkRN SPRINos.-
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel on Tuesday:
Geo. D. Fryer, Mrs. Pearson, Fred.
Turner, NJ. r. Wing, H. A.. Billings,
Jno. f. Ladd, ]. E. Edwards, J. NJ.
Benton, j. NJ. Vanatta, A. Wright,
Jno. A. Johnson, Sarah johnson, Miss
A. Smith, Geo. Monroe, Frank Allen,
Carson City: Mrs. NJ. A. Hemfield,
Petaluma; Miss Maggie A. Riley, Cork;
Mrs. Julia Brotin, Reno; Mrs. Geo. E.
Blaisdell, San Francisco; A. B. Jones,
Geo. C. Williams, Washoe City; NJ.
Elmer, Dayton; Chas. W~olfersberger,
Joseph Walter, David A. Leroy, IL. J..
Faland, Empire City; lWm. Black
more, Genoa; G. n. Fonel, Henry
BadgIey, Virginia city; DIR. NJ. A.
Schlosser, San Francisco Cal. James
Wood, San Rafael Cal. ; NJ. r. King,
Eureka Mill.
U. S. BRANCH MINT REPoRT.-The
total amount of mixed bullion, gold
and silver, received at the Carson
Mint, yesterday, sent in for melting
and assay, was 16, zoos ounces, together,
with 424H ounces of gold sen from
the Comstock lode for coinage. By
the II O'Clock train to Virginia city,
yesterday, the Treasurer at the Mint
shipped & bars of impaired gold and
silver, worth SO, 347 90, sent to the
credit of the Belcher Mine. By train,
going east this morning 10 bars of In
parted gold and silver, were sent to
the Bank Of California, Virginia city,
worth together S54, SIS G9-S27.725 81,
going to the credit of the Belcher mine
and the balance ST. 92 Al, to the cred
it of the Crown Point mine.
WEATHER.-The weather Of late has
been rather mixed. All day long
ozoniferous clouds have
been floating above the horizon, and
atmospheric gases generated from
vapers of such a con-
glomerated mass OF ozone and cleo |
predominant to such a degree
as to render the atmos phere heavy
and dull, and shut out from gaze the |
vaults of ethereal blue far above. A
storm is imminent which at this time
will eliminate the purity Of the air ad-
Jacent to the starry spheres.
TROUBLE AMONG THE REDsKINs.-
Yesterday a party of Indians were en-
gagged in the gambling business which
proved very lucrative to one of them,
n old squaw, a we'll known wash
woman. Susan" however, was not
allowed to enjoy the fruits of her luck,
as one Of the men who had become
fiat " by the operation drew a der
and inflicted a fatal wound in
Dack part of her head. The villain
made good his escape.
DEFUNcr.-The Justice Court wears
l solemn aud desolate look, no bust
having been done for two days.
The Judge is in Reno in attendance at
he Democratic and Liberal State Con-
but will return perhaps to-
lay, and business in that Court will
as there are plenty of cases on
he docket.
LAKE BIeLEH Toll HoAD--Travel
the Lake Bigler Road is very
brisk, and the road is in good condi-
ion. Large quantities of wood and
lumber are being transported over
hat thorOughfare, and everything
the road goes to show the
prosperous condition of business on
line OF travel.
MEN WANTED.-Almost every day
We hear of parties wanting to hire men
o engage in different pursuits. En-
can be found in the noun
aims cutting wood, also on the
anches, and if there are any men :
bout wishing situations, with a little :
rouble, they can be suited. !
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Ladd & Billings,
of the..virginia stage line,
ave removed their office from Wells,
& Co.'s building to the st.
'harles Hotel, where all business to
e transacted with the above gentle =
nen will be attended to. :
GOT HOME Jas. D. Minor, Secre-
sry of State, returned yesterday from :
county, and various points =
1 the eastern part of the State, where
g has been looking to his mining in
GRAIN.-Grain is being brought
ito the city from the neighboring r
to be ground and sold. The I
this a has been a good one,
nd ranchers are happy in conse-
s
DISTRICT CoURr.-The District Court
II the Second Judicial District meets