The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

arrived at the Carson depot last nigh
on time. having on board numerou.
passengers bound west. among whom
were the Nevada Nine of base bal
piavers who have .Iaken a trip t.
California to contest with h clubs o
that STATE for the cham pionShip of thi:
coast. The boys We're in good spirits
and hilarious, being well fixed fOl
the journey in regard to COLOR edi
bles and drinkabieS. May their looks
portray the same amount of happines;
on their return. They have a hare
fight to make and il is barely possible
they will "get away with it," We
will have our bawl. anyhow.
Our boys have gone across the line,
To play their games OF ball;
They are "Nevada's Champion Nine"
Acknowledged SO by all;
May victory crown their efforts,
And bright will be the d~ay-ay-ay,
When they return victorious
From a few hundred miles away.
Then, give them all good cheer,
AS on their way they go;
They're the product of our Silver State,
We want the world to know-ow-ow;
They left on last nights train,
To play their little game"
And we hope to hear some good reports,
When they get down below,
FROM ALPINE CoCNTY.-Iewis Chal-
mers, manager of the EXchcquer and
MI Gold and Silver Mining Company
situated in Alpine county, California, was
in town yesterday. Mr.. Chalmers is on
I,i- NOV - =, panA far tha p,rraSa IF max
ing the necessary arrangements for the
transportation oftwo sets of hosting ma
chinery, and the machinery for the EN-
chequer mill. This is just wha that
county needs. The mines in that section
are inuumerable and the ore rich. As for
example, Mr.. C. informs us that on Satur-
day last some ore was take out from the
IEL lower tunnel which assayeo 5000
per ton, the ore being ruby silver. The
E~xchequer mill is to be fitted up on Mr..
Fountains place. who, in Mr.. Chalmers
opinion is first mill builderin Nevada
Mr.. G. also owns a saw mill in Alpine
county, which runs constantly. He re-
ports the weather as being exceedingly
fine, and business good.
FIRST THROUGH TRAIN.-The first
through passenger train over the Vir
ginia and Truckee Railroad. yesterday
morning, had two passenger cars and
q caboose, filled with people. The
passengers We're mostly citizens of
and Virginia. Many of them
arranged their business SO as to travel
on the first regular train. Those on
report the trip as being an un
usually happy one-the passengers
good and the train making the
on time and without the least
mishap or i~rregularitv. The road is
one of the realizes. and much
needed enterprises, of the State.
AN OLD CARsoNITE RETURNED.-
Aaron Wells, who formerly kept the
Park Hay Yard, situated in the
'outhern part of town. who went to !
illinois about six monthsago with the
Intention of making that State his
home, returned to Carson yesterday
morning. Mr.. Wells has had bad :
leaith during his s~ojourn in the East. I
which is one reason for his returning a
o this section. .
POSTFONED.-The c~quinoctial seems to =
ave been postpOned-doubtless, as the a
lay bills say, ION accoun Of the q
Yesterday was Summer again, n
had but little OF the Autumn feeling Y
bout it. Days like these, however, the "
Id women, as we'll as Old Probabilities,
arm us, are weather breeders and
lould admonish us about this time to el
ok out for squalls. IL
Geo. D. Fryer IL
as been in business as a wholesale Ii .
lor merchant but a few weeks, his bus 5;
Tess has reached a respectable standing. al
e is filling orders for all the neighbor- s.
2 towns and doing well at home. u
gorge keeps on hand a large stock of Ii Il
Tors and cigars, sells at low rates, and is
wing general satisfaction to his custom- r,
s. 70
DAYTON SrAGE.-M. Johnson will here CT
ter run . stage from Dayton and Sutro p
the mound House, connecting with the III
irginia and Truckee Railroad passenger
aims leaving Carson at 8 O'Clock in the O,
ornins and 1 O'Clock in the afternoon. OF
lssensers can rely on this arrangement. vi