The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-22

MUSICAL.-The REGISTER office was
favored early yesterday morning by a
band of sereuaiers who d~iScOursed
some excellent pieces. The pressman
and his assistant were the only hands
at work in The Office at the time and
return thanks tpthe young gentlemen.
The pre>>Inau saws. a. the sweet dutCet
strains of the different instruments
floated on the night air, combined in
harmonious melody. he Thought Of
the days when he was Young. and
muse on the changes to which poor
mOatal i subjected. The "devil'
seemed dowuca>t and sad As the sounds
We're waited on the breeze. for the
reason, 10 doubt, that they seemed a.
though enanatiug from that land of
pure delight from Whruce he Is forever
declared. He Was perhaps thinking
OF the lie prt~-lOie delight ii WOuId
have caused him to have been awak
ened from sleep by the low sweet
music, and poudereI in his mind the
words of the song, Would L were
with Thee
SEVERE ACCIDENT.-Jas. r. Finnev,
an accident which may prove of a
serious character. At the time, he
was engaged in cutting open bullion
sacks, using in his work a Very large
and sharp pointed knife, and by some
mishap the knife slipped and enterei
hi, leg between the knee and cat of
Ii leg cutting an cash That VIII
Law him up for some tIule. Doctor
Waters was called in to dress h
wound. and at last accounts Fluney
wa doing very we'll. |
A RIDDLE.-One of the pioneers of
Carson City-Jas. l.. Riddle-was in
town yesterday. Mr.. Riddle passed
through Carson Valley in 1888, an im
migrant across, en- route for the Cab
fOrnia gold mines. and afterwards was
among the early ad~peuturers of this
town. Mr.. K. took an active part in
building UP h present handsome
and desirable site. He is now a resi-.
dent of san Francisco. He mauiiests
a gladne>s in meeting the old settlers,
many of whom are sui living here.
THE MEETING AT EMPIRE.-The
Democratic and Liberal Republican
meeting at Empire City. last evening.
we'll attended. General Robert
NJ. Clarke delivered one of his power
tul Speeches, setting forth the existing
corruption and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
the present Administration. His
speech MAS full of truths, aud the au
dIencc showed marked attention to the
speaker. Many persons were pres nt
this city.
THE LAST DAY.-Geo. w. Chedic,
County Assessor, desires US to say
49, ., ,1-oH =, -a.;I,ol ,t ~ -.
day otsgrace for the ayuleut of per-
souat tax. The law colnpels the As :
to attach and sell property in
All cases Of delinquency, and such be- {
ing the case, all showing themselves
in arrears had better call at Chedic'S .
office to- morrow and pay over the !
COIN. |
No MoRE l SCREAM.-The weather :
being too cold tor ice cream, Henry a
kaiser has come to the conclusion not :
o keep that article IN longer in his
and lunch house in the
Saloon, as our readers will y
by referring to the alteration Y
made in his advertisement i'll this e
mornings issue. We don't indulge t
ourselves, but doubt not many will '
Mss their regular dish of cream.
IN SACRAMENTo.-The Sacramento V
,apers mention Governor Bradley as ST
'eing present at the State Fair. The il
takes great interest in look "
lg at fine stock, that having been his
usiness for many years past. He is, !,
o doubt, very happy. while rambling "
the stock yards at the Fair ~
rounds. al
L. S. BRANCH MINT REPoRT.-The.
tai amoun of mixed bullion, gold an
nd silver, received at the Carson th
ranch Mint, yesterday, was 17,S5S
lnces sent from mines on the Com
ock lode to the Mint for melting and w
E,
1MPRovEMENT.-The ditch running al
Third street by the st. Charles J
otel. is being repaired in a substan col
ii manne New planks are being CHI,
ID and the ditch will be enclosed in
manner to warrant safe transit for l
ans crossing in that locality. are
PERSONALS. Buckingham, an old "'
of Carson, and now residinp J
Unionville, Humboldt county, was to
town yesterday on q flying visit to :
3 many friends here. Mr.. B. left. =
, believe, for his new home last a!
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