The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-02

Rev. George B Allen, Rector Service
at IL a. m. and 7:45 p M. sunday b
at l2E1a O'Clock. All are cordially invited
to attend the services of this church
Free seats.
METHODIST HURCH-Rev. A. N. Fishel
Pastor. Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m
Sunday School at II m. Seats free.
THOSE OLD BoYS.-At a practice
game of ball the greatest Amusement
is TO watch the movements of the an.
tidiluvians, who are occasionally
pressed in to make up a gane When
they make a good strike they look
around for admiration. When they
run they make believe to take it easy,
although they are doing their best
and their aged backs and trembling
knees come near breaking with the
exertion. If they would only act nat
urally. and do the best they could we
should be willing to excuse them, but
aping the young makes our dander
rise. If ever we live to get old, we
shall eschew base ball if possible, but
if accidentally dragged in, shall do
our level best and do as old men do.
STATE TREASURY. The following
figures show the transactions in the
State Treasurer's office for the month
of May:
Balance May 1st..~...s 42,5l9 IS s4,6oi AZ
Add receipts for month l7,455 O3 20 on
$ 1892 IL 5 1854 46
Deduct months dis
burSementS-..... 4,3L2 ID
Bal. on hand May BIS 1859 So 5 1854 46
Money from counties
not apportIoned.---. 1880 50
Deposits by applicants
for State Land..-. lG2, 900 Al
5 1860 81 SlO6 ,974 81
THE VERY LATEsT.-Cclonel War
rem WATSON has patented a sack filler,
and the machine yesterday received
its name. ''The Dolly Warden Sack
filler" The machine was last even
ing standing in front of the Ormsby
House, m the way the boys We're
puZZling their heads to ascertain
its 5 was really very amusing.
II is a very ingenious contrivance and
will prove very uselul and h saw
ing to farmers and mill men. 1t is
painted in true Dolly Warden cOlors.
That amiable young gentleman, George
A. Tyrreli, chri>tened it, and the name
was adopted mem cor.
WooD FROM WAsHoE.-We noticed
several large loads of wood coming in
from the direction of Washoe, for the
railroad company. If wood from that
section of country costs as much as
was told US, the company cannot have
much of a margin at the price charged
in Storey county. 1t is a patent fact
that but little cord wood is come at
able these times, and doubtless hold
ers of that very necessary article will
realize a good price.
IMPRovEMENTs.-Jake Klein has
had the lot of ground in the real of the
county buildings cleaned up. On it
was the collection of filth of years, and
a terrible nuisance the smell from it
was. The lot is being fenced. and
the rubbi>h that formerly lay
in and o the alley and back lots
will be thrown. is a question. 1t is
said that the County Commissioners
think of purchasing the ground for
the county.
L. o. o. F.-Those desiring to visit
the Grand Lodge at Reno will remem
Der that a stage will leave the Ormsbv |
House at 2 O'Clock p. IN. OH the previ
day, for the express convenience
members of the Order. We advise
those intending to 90 by stage 10 Sc
cure their seats in Time.
RETURNED.-Mrs. Elrod and family
yesterday from the East. We
feel happy to announce that they are
excellent health. Our worthy
EIrOd, the paterfamilias. was
running around the streets looking as
delighted asa young bridegroom. We
congratulate him on the reunion.
CONFERENCE.-THE annual session of
the R~eorganized Church ofJesus Christ
Of Latter Day Saints convened in this
place yesterday and will terminate to
lay. There will be preaching this
by Elder A. b. Johns, at a
quarter to eight O'Clock, in the stone
house.
FRoA VIRGINIA.-We were pleased
see the smiling face of Sheriff Akin
son, of Storey county, in town yester-
lay. We asked him his business with
III Sheriff, Swift. He mildly wills
private" No more questions
we're asked.
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