The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

ILETU DTauley HIS
been in town for two days, and only
yesterday we a~scertained the fact.
The Governor slips Off and rolls back
, with so little fuss or parade, that folks
are not apt to know of his departure
or arrival until they see his jolly,
smiling old face on the streets. Kew.
y. \. Fisher also returned from his
business tour, Yesterday morning.
The Reverend gent has got so sun
burnt and otherwise demOraliZed by
his trip, that we were unable to CLEAN
much of a report from him, although
he has promised full particulars
shortly.
Nor FoUND.-The Coroner and his
party returned at 6 O'Clock last even
ing. They we're assisted by several
men from Empire in removing the
wood at the dam and fired off several
charges of giant powder, but all 10 II"
purpose. The fishermen had some
success, but to no great amount;
about eight sardines i'll all. Parties
are still e~ndeavnring TO find the body
of deceased 10y using poles.
MINING ACCrDENr.-From the Gold
Hill News, OF last evening, we learn
that a man by the name of Richard
Pine, working in the Belcher mine,
yesterday morning, fell down a shute,
100 feet deep. His neck was broken,
and the back of his head vas crushed
i'll. He was a native of Cornwall,
single, aud - ear Of age.
Va T. II. R.-The following named
gentlemen were elected as officers of
che V. & T. r r. at their annual
meeting ON the 18th inst: President.
Wm. Sharon; Vice President. a. j.
Rai>tOn: Secretary w. II. Appleby.
IL NJ IerIngton was elected General
Superintendent of the road.
NEw GooDs.-Jacob Tobriner is in
receipt OF a large invoice of groceries,
wines, liquors, etc. His stock of
goods is now complete in every de-
%partnent. and his prices are such that
will give satisfaction to the closest
BUYERS. We solicit for Ma. Tobriner a
liberal share Of patronage.
GONE EAsT.-Dan PiHe. the popular
landlord of the Mint House, has gone
i<R~ III a Ni~II ~ ut WI "a us
childhood. Mr.. Pine received news
that his mother. aged - Years, was at
the point of death, hence the journey.
Our esteemed friend, f.. Walker, will
take charge of the hotel i'll Dams alb
sence
Conference.-The Committee on
Collections we're Il Yesterday gather
ing in the inscriptions, for the Fourth
of July celebration. D.. q. Cor
bett carried a very ~plethoric sack. and
from the smiling cOuntenanceS of him
self and Joe Ro>euslock, We concluded
they had met wlth good success.
A MAGNETIC HAMMER.-A man
from California who comes for the
purpose of ornamenting bar rooms,
brought with him a tack hammer, one
end of which is magneti>e6 fer the
purpose of picking up tack>. With 1t
he can drive tack> quicker than an or
binary ma can count them. n very
excellent invention.
FLOATING CorroN.-For several days
the atmosphere has been filled with
floating cotton from the trees. 1t is of
fine quality and might be turned to
account if there was enough of it. 4
mar who sits in from of the county
buildings all day long, had bis head
so full of cotton Yesterday that he
looked gray headed.
MULLER HoTEL.-The above named
hotel is undergoing a regular cleaning
and painting by the proprietor, John
Ridinger. The hotel is we'll known,
having been Il tor many years, with
varying success. BY all appearances
the present proprietor will make it pay.
WARM Enthusiastically vas the
longest and hottest day of the year At
10 o'clock a. m. the thermometer stood
degrees in the sun, and at noon 81
degrees in the shade. In the sun, at =
p. ~, the mercury was clear
OF the top OF the machine.
PARADISE VALLEY.-From Rev. 4.
y. Fisher. we leaIu that in Paradise
Valley, Humboldt county, there is
yer 1000 aires of grain growing, and
enormous crops are expected this
season. Pretty we'll for sage land.
at its junction With Carson, has stood
huge box for the past two weeks.
SO many inquiries have been. made
conserving its Use that we are con
to ask the town fathers the
question. Please inform.
RETURNED.-O. p. Willis returned
rom California Yesterday He has