The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-17

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account of the return of part of the
| members of the Nevada Nine" and
the causes of their ingiOriouS defeats
in California, we omitted the name OF
Alberto Chevrria, a OF the
| Socials who returned with the faith
full few and throughout the whole
"trip identified himself with that por-
ton of the mine We beg pardon
for the oversight, and feel happy in
being able to single ont one OF the
Social wing" who behaved with the
dignity becoming a gentleman IN the
recent games on the other side OF the
mountains. ..Honor 20 whom honor
is due" is our motto, and with pleasure
we say to the gentleman. "Well done,
thou good and faithful servant thou
hast done thy duty. while the otherS
have been weighed in the balance
and found wanting"
AN ENTERPRISE.-Mr. Hochholzer has
been employed for sonnet time past in sur
veying a ditch from a short distance be-
low Dayton to n point about eleven miles
east OF the latter place, and north Of the
Carson river. The ditch is intended to
carry water from Carson river to the point
Indicated, to be used by a company own
ing a gold quartz vein, and who intend,
shortly, to erect a mill to be used in work
ing the ore taken from said mine. Tests
have been made by mill process, and a
yield of from SIS to SIS per ton obtained.
This development in that n~eighbOrhoOd
will, undoubtedly, be the result of open
ing up valuable mining property, as free
gold has been known to exist along hat
range of mountain for years past, but for
some reason or other no effort has been
made to prosecute the working OF the res
pective mines.
OLCovICH BROTH ERs.-By reference
to our advertising columns our readers
will perceive that the enterprisins
started in earnest, in the Fall cam
paign in new dry goods. Herman
OIcovich, who has been absent in San
Francisco for the past SIX months, buy
ing new goods. returned 10 this place
day before yesterday. He looks re
m~arkablv we'll, and informs us that
he has bought the largest amount OF
drv goods ever before received by this
old and reliable firm, some of which
were purchased in New York city and
the rest in San Francisco. They also
will have for sale in a few days the
latest STYLES OF italian ladies' kid
gloves, direct from Italy-a novelty,
by the way, in the dry goods line.
IMPRovEMENTs.-The improvements
which are being made in Carson City
the present season are numerous, and
will greatly eclipse those of any former
wear. In every direction may he
seen new buildings going mp, and old
ones being repaired. Mechanics of
all classes are buSlly employed and a
business activity is manifested among
all laboring men. The size of Carson
has grown from the additional Der
of buildings erected and now presents
lively aud thrifty appearance. Trees
have been set out around many pri-
vate dwellings,, which will greatly add
10 the beauty of the town. and in a
few wears Carson City will present an
appearance in beauty and architecture.
easily surpassed by any of the
towns of California.
FURNITURE. Geo. w. Kitzmeyer
has just returned from San Francisco,
where he IA employed for a number
of days selecting a very large assert
of furniture-Irom costly parlor
sets to a baby's crib. Two or three
car loads have been received, but a
large portion of the cen purchases
somewhere between here and
Bay. Mr.. NitZineyer Will have
, much larger stock than has ever be-
fore been kept in this city. He is ar
his mammoth wareroorn over
Benton's stable, for the slowing away
vice the amount he has heretofore
had room for. Call on George and
particulars, if you need tnrni-
TIRE. San Francisco prices will be
duplicated.
RACEs.-Much talk has been in
in about the great race be
.ween Goldsmith Maid and Occident,
that which most interests the
of this section is the races
o cOme off over The Carson Course
week, commencing on Tuesday.
rDe weather will no doubt prove tav-
from present Appearances, and
he races will be entered into with
i'm by those interested, insuring a
lively time. The horses i'll training
re looking fine. the track neve was
II better condition, and everything
oespeaks a prosperous and agreeable
line.
PAID IN.-The Treasurer of Douglas
yesterday, paid n the State
the sum Of 81 1000, on State ac-