The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-15

1NDIANs.-An unusual number O
Indians, Of the Washoe tribe, are il
town, and have put up their huts neal
the western and southern hills sur
rounding Carson City. Most of then
have been fishing and hunting in the
Sierra Nevada Mountains dnring the
last Spring and Summer. On inquiry
we learn that the weather is getting
too cold in the Sierras for them, and
are now engaged in preparing their
Winter quarters. The bucks make
themselves very useful in the Winter
time by cutting cord wood for families
and the squaws by washing clothes,
carrying water, etc.
ARRIVALS AT II WARN SPRINGS
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel yesterday:
Mrs. napkin, Miss napkin, Mrs. Eos
ter, s. S. Hickson. James Kelly, L. NJ.
Isaacs. Miss S. Wheeler, J.. w. Orn
dorff, f. F. Bean. Fl. A. Billings, vir
giuia; J.. NJ. Benton and wife, Mrs.
Jacob Klein. Mrs. F. Denner, T. Flynn,
II. Russell, j. Caunehad. 4. B. Hood,
B. Oicovich. George Bryson, d. E.
Davis. Fred Brooks and lady, James
Taggard, Phil. Smith. S. II. MarIette,
Carson City; n. c. Mesroe, s. Hyatt,
Chas. w. Kendall, Washington.
GENOA Hor SPRINGS. - These
Springs, situated at the base of the
Sierra Nevada mountains, or the stage
road, two miles south from Genoa. are
well patronized by invalids. Many
Persons from abroad who had suffered
for years from rheumatic and scrofn-
lous affections have been cured in a
short time. The hotel Is situated ad
joining the springs, and is one of the
finest houses this side OF San Fran
cisco.
SARsFIELD GUARp.-The Sarsfeld
Guard, OF Virginia city, will partici-
pate in a target excursion at the Bow
ers Mansion, washoe Valley. day.
Trains will leave Virginia at 7:25 this |
morning and will probably arrive at
this place about 9 \. m. No doubt,
many people from Virginia and this
city will he in attendance and a day of
recreation and pleasure may be looked
for.
DAVIS Il MowRY.-Messrs. Davis 4
Mowry have fitted up and opened a
neat saloon on Carson street between
Telegraph aud Spear, where they will
be glad to accommodate their old
friends with anything in their line.
Their advertisement will appear in a
few days, when they will tell you
what they can do for those who thirst ]
after the good things for sale at their
establishment. I
FULL LoAD.-Benton's Lake Bigler
stage came in from the Gienbrook, :
last evening, loaded with plsasure-
ssekers-among them We noticed the
OF Mr.. Harris, the Gold Hill
assayer. A good supply of lake trout I
and venison was on board, showing r
their hunting while Over there. A n
rev team was furnished by Benton, a
md the party started on for Gold Hill.
List OF LETrERs.-Following is a
ist OF letters remaining in the Carson :
,ity Postofice. September IA, 1872 a.
Persons calling for these letters will :,
please say 'sadverti>ed:" John Cook, =
las. B. Crazies, w. TIC. Elliott, Clark n,
Evara. r. NJ. Franks, S. Franley,
F.. Johnson, T. j. Johnson,
ohm Mccormick, Mrs. G. Sturr. lie
REfUBLIcAN MEETING LAST EVEN al
.a.-The Republican meeting called N
t the theater for last evening proved 81
failure. The counting of the votes a.
sst at the primary election absorbed
he minds Of the people, and no doubt(
'as the cause Of the absence Of speak in
rs and audience, t.,
PERsoNAL.-R. w. Bollen. Sheriff of
Douglas county, called at u office WI
st evening. Mi. Bollen is one of the IL
lbstantial, hard working men of that
and has the appearance of q,
Ding the "right man in the right tn
He says that prosperity and m,
appiness reigns supreme in Carson All
will COM
ence this week lathing the new addi- an
IN of the Ormsby House, preparatory We,
piastering. Laths for the work are oh,
wv in band and as the roof will soon :,
on a condition to keep out rain J
any occur, the finishing UP of at
9 inside of the building will be cit
lshed forward. Fo
FRoM THE SoUTH.-Biny Wilson's
lrora stage came in last evening" ]
aded down to the guarda. It re- he
Inded one Of the early days of the Pr,
ashoe silver excitement. levt