The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

circus troupe, advertised in another
column to appear in this city on Mon
day next, the Salt Lake Tribune makes
the following mention, while perform
ing in that city, recently: 1.-The Com
mOnwealth Circus last evening was
greeted by a crowded and enthusiastic
audience. The performance for the
most part was novel and interesting.
The clown, Pete COnklin, INDUCES in
the Shakesperian business at times,
and in the old time line cracked
many Imaginable jokes. The Moresto
Brothers are capital acrObatS, and on
L double trapeZe performed some
brilliant and difficult acts. which
elected hearty applause. The troupe
OF trained logs are As fine as we have
ever seen: the clown dog especially is
n funny canine, that tickled everybody
&s- his queer antics. The monkeys are
also amusing .'cuSSes," and created a
great deal Of laughter. John Conklip
in his cannon ball performance ex-
libited great skill and wonderful
strength. The equestrian goat was on
hand III fine feathers, or hairs. Alto
Cether the performance was one OF
The best We have eel on the Pacific
coast. and is worthy of a visit from
everybody who likes fun and enjoys a
plelsautevening's en.ertaiuIheHt.'
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel yesterdays:
q. ellison. y. Davis, leo. ID. Fryer,
William BVruP, \. Champagne, Ed.
Faupin, J. u. Benton and wife, AL
phonse ChaleS, Philias D~elanchant, :.
II. GarIette, I. c. ogden, Simon Du-
boiS, l.. Landry, y. Lachapelie, A. Du-
praS, +. w. Calbreath, q. Thorpe, Car
son; L. q. ID. Mill, Nelson Allan,
Samuel Jemison, She!burn: G.. O..
King. Sacramento: Foster Cain, T..
Sutherland. NJ. \. Tanitin, Jas. 6.
Halt, Sam u. Curti>. F.. w. Donneliy,
VIM. b. Ryan. Miss Ella Pearson. b.
ellen. Virginia city; j.. Rirhey, En-
Iire CITY; ID. FoSe, l.. Goodman, Gold
Hill; Peter Werner, Empire: Louis
feannotte, Vermont; Mrs. Harve",
Reno; l.. y. Hard, San Francisco.
RACEs.-Next Saturday two trottIng
races will be run over the Carson
Course. first race sweepstake, half a
mile and repeat. for pnrse and inside
stakes, ~s2jU-S200 to first horse and $50
to the second. The second a C w.ll
re lbi Il SIiNtI 'tlp, net y al hpLSt /
that never trotted for money. one
mile and repeat. The track is in an
excellent condition, the late rain hav-
looked for among ~horseInen, and no
doubt a large crowd Will be in attend
alce.
L. s. BRANCH MINT.-The total
amount of mixed bullion, gold and
silver. received at the Carson Mint,
Yesterday, was 1l,526 ounces. on the
same day the Mint coined 81. 900 i'll
dOut,le eagles. This mornings train
to Virginia city took away II bars of
impaired gold and silver, weighing
ro-ether Liza pounds and worth 500
50 -, sent by the Mint to the credit
of The Belchcr mine, Gold Hill, Ne
v4da.
young AMERICANA boy who would
vote for Mr.. Greeley if he was Old
enough. haRds the following from the
pen Of his enterprlsiny little sister
who reads the REGISTER:
Greeley is tn wise man.
And how I. : will stare;
When the November votes are cast
Hell find Greeley in the chair. {
Then nurrih for Greeley,
For Justice will b dGH5,
When the old hat is worm ,
IL the halls of Washington ,
RETURNED.-J. NJ. Thompson re- I
urnel night before last from a visit to .
lis ranch ut Big Bend, on Carson 7
some fifteen or twenty miles
Fort Churchill. He reports his
and of stock in fine condition, and =
lis agricultural interests as prosper 4
ny. all OF which is in charge Of one .
# his sons. MIR. Thompson will start :,
his evening for his home in San .
francisco. =.
THE WEATHER.-The weather of
yesterday was an improvement on :,
of the day before, being some .
THAT clearer and a tritie warmer. The g
,orm isover for the present, no doubt, )
nd fine weather may be expected in a
few days, after the clerk regulates q
machinery and gets things in run ?
lng order once acre.
ROOF RAIsED.-Richey Il William Ii
have raised the ronf on their new V
all, in Empire City, and the struc u
ire will Don be completed. {
PowoER.-Davis & ellison have just
a large stock of powder, ii
Thich is safely stored away in their t.
owder house IN the southern part Of "
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