The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-11
HEN RoosT RoBBED.-Henry Ross.

HEN RoosT RoBBED.-Henry Ross
who owns a ranch near Clear Creek
and who is, by the way, a very res
pectable and industrious nan, had
+, from sixty to one hundred heas StOier
from his barn a few nights Since. Tit
evening previous to the loss MI. Ross
locked the whole of them in the barn,
and on opening it in the morning,
nothing but ROSTERS appeared. Notn
ing has been heard of the hens since.
Mr.. Ross blames Cinnamon for the
theft. -Four COWS have either beef
stolen or have strayed away. within
the last week, and Ross thinks he is
rather out of luck. Visitors to that
ranch after dark may expect a warm
reception III future, as Henry is 0
on the war-path.
DRY GOoDs.-Jacob Levy, of the San
Francisco Auction Store, Carson street
north, advertises his business in to
days issue. Judging from the appear
ance of the store, we should say that
Mr.. Levy is doing a good business.
and the fact of his advertising should
he a sufficient proof of it, as it i
a we'll conceded TACT that good and
prosperous business men always adj
v~rrtiSe. We notice many ladies pass
ing constantly in and ont ofthe store.
daily. so conclude tina Levy has a
fair share Of business. Call and see
the goods.
THE MILBURN TRoUPE.-From the
accounts given in all the Storey county
papers. great things may be expected
from the troupe about to visit this
town. Thew will perform two nights
only. Monday and Tuesday. and As
their reputation a. actors and for res
p~ecrahilitv is 80 we'll preven, no doubt
the ladies of Carson will be anxious to
attend. We Recommend that atten-
ton be given to procuring seats in
time.
RENTED HIS HoCsE.-Harry Miller,
the popular landlord of the Yellow
Jacket Hotel, Empire City. has leased
the hotel for 0ne year to a man named
Brood. We feel sorry that Harry is
leaving Empire. for he i a genial
fellow and always has a hearty wei
come for a foreigner or a waVfirer.
~ ne SAME lltilt. u HAIRY liiilh~ inc
change for his " benefit, we are
content to bow to the mysterious ways
Of Providence, as IN all other trying
matters.
FUNERAL. - The funeral of John
took place yesterday afternoon
and was we'll attended. Mr.. T. has
been lying sick at the st. Charles liO-
.el for some two months. and although
had the best of medical attendance
gradually sank and died IN Thurs
lay morning last. His death i said To
result of Injuries sustained by
fall some six months since. Deceased
owned a ranch on the Carson river,
and was a man much respected.
AUCTION OF PLANTS The auc ion
If plants and flowers will positively
axe place this day. at , O'Clock P. NJ.
For the accommodation of ladies. the
sale will take place at the office of the
Justice of the Peace, ~Sweenev's brick
Iuilding, King street. The plants arc
're~h and vigorous and will be sold
Without eserve. 60 and see them.
aIie>, as your Presence will help the
,ale.
DLPARTURE.-The Rev. Geo. b.
Allen left last evening by stage en-
cute to California. for the purpose of
attending the annual Sunday School
Convention at Oakland, which will
commence on Tuesday next. Mr..
Allen purposes remaining away a
week, at least. in consequence ofWhich
here Will be no services in .the Epi>-
opal Church tomorrow. We wish
he Rector a pleasant trip.
Do>'T TELL ANYBoDY.-Ball tossers
III, remember that to-day, a game of
Dall will be played on the base ball
grounds back OF Meder's gardens, be
Wcen the Silver Stars and Dolly Var
lens.