The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
REAL ESTATE PURCHAsE.-From

REAL ESTATE PURCHAsE.-From
w. II. Corbett we learn that the Cor
bett Bros. have purchased of Mr..
Walker, the ground in the rear of the
! Mint House block, on which the hog
pen, spoken of some days since by US
in this paper, IS situated. We presume
the result of the purchase will be the
removal OF the nuisance, consequently
all interested in the sanitary affairs Of
that part of the town will put their
minds to rest. We hereby apologize
for any seeming lmpertlnent interior
ence in the matter.
THE STATE PRIsoN.-What has been
done by the Board of Commissioners
relative to the State Prison has not Yet
trauspired. We have done our best
to ascertain. but so far without sue
cess. In answer to many inquiries as
10 whether the convicts or the guards
that remain, have charge of the Prison.
We are compelled to say that the
matter is decidedly naked. and that
in all probability it is a little of both.
As soon as facts in the case can be Oh
tanned we will give them TO the public.
OLIVER CRoNwELL's STORE. We
~ IiNtt-S' ~ IoNl4y tiC NibiZ'iIS VI |
this town that Mr.. Cromwell is now
prepared to supply his friends and
the public in general with fresh vege
tables, fruit. eggs and groceries IN
general. 1t will be remembered by
all that Mr.. c. has lately lost an srn
and is unable to attend to his former
business, that of a rancher. We trust
that Mr.. Cromwell will receive Il
literal share of the patronage of the
Carson public.
J~UsTIcE's CoURT.-The case of the
State vs.. Charles Brown was tried by
a jury yesterday, with the same result
As at the previous trial. AT the time
of going to press the jury had not
agreed. Yesterday she of the ladies'
OF the west end procured the arrest of
IL gentleman for malicious mischief in
i'll using her piano and other furniture.
The matter was to have been heard
yesterday afternoon; fesultnotknown.
BRookLYS LOTTERY PRIZES.-W.
w. Haskell, late agent for the Brook
Ign lottery, paid to the holders of
tickets, sold by him in the above
lottery, some sl32 in coin, be
sixty per cent. on the amount due.
L lit ilOiutlS vi iichtlS llIdN tpll>ltltT |
themselves very fortunate in receiving :
even this much percentage, for i'll the :
language OF the present day, it is a
and nothing else.
CAPTAIN REEsE.-J. Mart Reese has
AIKEN a position in the new >azerac
saloon. where he can be found bv his
triendS-and Mart has a
host NJ ham fnra haitian ,.-,,raI ,,,n
not live. We offer the Captain
congratulations and hope that his 9
.!lange of base may be to his advan- 4
age. pecunIarily, mentally and ply 7
sIcdlly.
SkATIEG.-The skating rink will be :
open at the usual hours this afternoon
evening. The Carson CotiiIiou
will De in attendance and Il 50 II
'lai dance Will be INDUCED in between
he hours of 9 and II =. III. Ladies adj c
nitted free. Don't fail to be at the };
ink Tonight, as a fine time is antici-
=
y FINE HoRsE.-William Fairburn Z
yesterday brought his imported
;lydesdale stallion into town. He is
noble animal, a beautiful bright bav. !,
With black legs. He looks "a. big as .
n elephant alongside of an ordinary
lied horse, and taken altogether be
a sight worth seeing. ,
ERESH CCCUHBERS.-This delicious [
ruit. vegetable or salad. is now in the ,
We noticed some very fresh ~
mes at Perasicb's store Yesterday. l.,
he price is moderate-only twenty
We cents each, or about n dollar to
er pound. IT,