The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
SCARCITY OF MECHANICs.-For the

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have been in progress of erection in
Carson City, but said ''progress' has
been of a slow character owing to the
scarcity of mechanics in Il midst.
Others who contemplated building
have given up the idea of doing SO on
that account. 1t is, indeed, too bad
that enough mechanics could not
be fonnd in this vicinity i'll time to
build new houses before the Winter
sets in, because Carson sadly needs
more houses to accommodate the new
Corners and visitors. We hope that
next Spring we will be amply supplied
with maSonS, carpenters. etc. ana that
the work in building already begun,
will be prosecuted, and more houses
erected.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS:
VIM. Woodliff, NJ. j. Meehan. Jno.
Orden, Miss L.. Saville, NJ. Stafford,
.Jno. Newhouse, K. Cegrang, ID. w..
Riech. DR.. Ant. Marrotte, Miss :. Ma
tiers, Miss \. Tuvnelle. a Champagne,
Jas. Halligan and wife, Carson city; NJ.
r. Elstner, 5. f.. Jones, Jno. Rlchey,
ID. G.. Dennis, Empire City: w. DAVIS,
+. Wilson. Al. Jes>itte. New York; l..
b. Boron Rich, .JnO. J. HAYNES. san
Francisco: Frank Darlington, Mrs.
Farinrton. Miss Susie Summers, I'll.
NJ. NeSev. W. l.. OrudOrtf and lady.
LAYING IN WINTER SUPrLIEs.-Ihe
supplies of the United states Branrh
Mint are being laid in for Winter. rive
thousand cords of wood. 10000 bushels
of charcoal, together with a number OF
tons of Currv'S o coal, are among
the npcrssaries which are being pro-
cured to run the institution. Inc
Mint has done an immense business
during the wear. and j. still turning
ont a large amount of rln II the
supplies needed to Except the concern IN
operation is quite an item.
ASoruER.-We yesterday received
a supply of liquors and cigars rom
Richard Mills. in honor of the birth OF
a nine hound girl in his family. We
drank to the health of the newly born.
and wisheithe vOung>ter long lif" and
prosnprity. While discussing the fine
old cornac and putting an Havana. the
..hovs'' forgot all their SORROWS. and
although work was DELAYED in con>e-
Oh iitN INV ~ 'F'N
even the devil murmured thereat. but
was wishing a like event would occur
every day. Who's next?
FREIGHT..-The Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company are still transport
ing large amounts of freight over their
road, destined for Carson and other
places along the line. The new freight
depot at this place is completed and
will he painted in a few days. Goods
for localities south find storage in the
freight house until hauled away by
teams to their destination. Work on
the passenger depot is progressing ia
vorahIv. and all possible efforts made
to insure an early completion.
RESIGNATION.--Tha Enterprise, OF
Yesterday. avs 1T was rumored IN
this city. Yesterday. that John Garner
had sent in his resignation as Judge
of the Supreme Court to Governor
BraIlev. The reason for this "ction Is
r~eportei to be a purely tinancia! one,
Judge CARRIER having been offered a
salary Of $50. 900 year to become the
attorney Of the Raymond and Ely
mine at PiOche.'
TEA!TEA,-The old and popular firm
of Beer Brothers. Empire City, adver-
ti-e a large lot of teas. of all brands.
ON hand. ana lor Sa'e a' d very H,'"'t
pr"IiC. one Oh 'he iIi"i' ''IeP" i'
mas mao experience III VA pi"''Cn
"i business IN New inlN anu uhar
ana hn"WS "."te"t - ,fGinH
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