The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-05
THEN AND Now.-Three years ago

UTaY, anu tne JUSTICES OF the tOWn
barely afforded the owner thereof a
Lying. Now the city boasts four two
horse trucks and the same number of
single draws, besides numerous busses,
express wagons, and carriages plying
about the hotels and railroad depot.
Who will deny tina the future Of Car
son OF not look bright and her pros
poets for success fa~vorable? Business
is improving since the completion of
the railroad. and a vast number of men
are employed by the company. who
enhance the importance of the place
to a wonderful degree. Lively times
loom up in the distance and the bright
star of prosperity will beam forth as A
harbiuger of success to the Capital OF
Nevada.
RAILROAD MATrERs.-The Virginia
and Truckee Railroad is fifty-two
miles in length, says the Enterprise.
The time occupied by passenger trains
in passing over it is in the neIghbOr
hood of three hours. 1t is expected
that the rains will eventually he bic
to make the trip between Virginia and
Reno in two hours and a half. The
present rates of fare are as follows:
From Virginia TO Reno. So: from Car
son to Reno, 81 50. The charges tor
carrying freight from Reno to Carson
will be = ner ton, and from RenH to
Virginia S.. Some idea can be formed
of the large amount of business done
on the roai from the fact that twenty
two trans are run daily between Nir-
ginia and Carson.
The Coal TRADE.-StrOng hopes are
entertained by coal dealers that their
efforts in Introducing that article in
the Carson market will he successful.
This will no doubt hiring down the
prize Of wood. a. most of the citizens
here are already making preparations
in substituting wood for coal stoves.
1t is asserted that Ivy using coal. peO-
pie can save almost one half the
they would otherwise be
Obliged to spend III Ia>ingin their Win
tor wood. The sooner it come the
better.
MORE Dry G0ODS.-Charles Harris
Fall and Winter stock of dry goods
commenced arriving yesterday. Mr..
Harris has been absent during the
past two or three weeks making pur-
chooses. and from the number of pack
ages piled up At his store. should guess
he had purchased a fine stock.
The goods will be opened this morn
when all desiring to examine II
get the first pick, can do so.
L. s. BRANCH MINT REPoRT.-The
total mount of mixed bullion. gold
and silver. received at the Carson
Mint yesterday was %, 80
ounces. Of which %. $50 was sent by
the Belcher mine to the Mint for coin
age. The balance-2.17o Ounces-were
in for melting and assay. Seven
OF refined bullion we're shipped
his morning to the Bank ofCalifornia.
irginia city, worth together 2o,0lb 70.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS:
4. Loulin. 5. Cadeau. Geo. ID. Fryer.
!. B.. BoggianoS. Wilhelm l.. Appel
pe--. Geo. Thompson. a. Champagne.
e. Turrel. Carson City; VIM. IL.
Lergh. San Jose. Cal: Joseph Rudd,
:. c. Jones, Frank Mccullough. EN-
pire City; A. D'Artois. "a Francisco;
:. Lawrins. n. Carrie, - CaSwin,
salt Lake City.
JOCKEY CLUB.-The Nevada State
Club met last night pursuant
q adjournment, and adopted a speed
programme Cor the Fall races. Post
RS will he out in a few days. The
Committee not being ready
o report, and no further business ap.
the club adjourned until next
saturday night, October l..
WINTER observation-disclosures are
IRVING in town every day with all
heir camp utensils and household
DDS from the railroad. to take up
for the Winter. Since the
Of the Reno Division the
element OF Carson has in
considerably. {
RACES.-Two races will be run over
ne Carson Course to day. first race
pr a purse of $500, the second for $50.
aIf mile and repeat. The track was ,
ever in better condition than at pres
Mt. and the stock entered for the
Dove races is of no lea order.
DEPoT BUILDING.-The new depot
is being pushed forward to I.
n early completion. The weather
Darding is on and a force of men are
at work on the roof. When
niShed passengers Will he well pro
.ded for while waiting for the trains, =
NATURALIzATION.-A All persons in
Won county who desire to be natUr- y
lied are informed that from October !
to October 20 the Third Judicial
will be in session at Dayton for
purposes. i
THE New ORMsBY. The new
-mSby House building is fast near
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