The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
STREET SPRINKLINa.-A tank has

STREET SPRINKLINe.-A tank has
been constructed on Second street to
receive the water for filling the street
sprinkler, by which means much time
, will be saved in filling the machine.
Our streets are kept comfortably wet,
and if the dwellers on back streets
will subscribe we can have our beautl
full town kept free from dustt this sum
mer. At present only sufficient Is
subscribed to wet Carson street.
The V. & T. r. R.-The attention
of the travelling public is called TO the
advertisement of the company in this
days issue. which indicates the time
of the passenger cars leaving both
termini of the road. 1t is now a very
pleasant afternoon trip from Carson to
the Mound House and back, the road
along the river being most picturesque
at this ea-on of the year.
FROM PIoCHE.-Captain George At
kinson of San Francisco, who has been
for some weeks attending to mining
operations in Phoebe, called oil us
yesterday, OF his way to the Bay City.
The Captain reports mining property
looking up in Phoebe and general
business as very lively. The man so
johnson fight is dead. Judge PiIzer
is out on $500 bail.
TAILORING f. Preuss. merchant
tailor, Is now getting out some very
banlSnY,aA .lraSS SI.ItS He has a fine
stock of first class, cloths on hand, and
more constantly arriving. Those de
string a fine SUIT, good ut, ami OF ne
best malerlal, can be accommodated
by calling at No. II North Carson
stree, Iheater Block.
ARkIvAL.-James ID. Minor, Secre-
tary of State, accompanied by his
brother and John G.. James, arrived
from Humboldt county yesterday
morning. Not having had an oppor
tuuiIy OF interviewing the Hon. James,
we have no news to relate of his DO
ings, but merely say welcome back,
gentlemen.
SELLING BELOW CosT.-J. l. Eaton,
who has been for the last few weeks
selling at cost price, being anxious to
close out his goods, is now offering
them far below cost. Although he has
not many goods left, an opportunity IL
given TO purchase various things very
cheap. Gail and see him.
The LAKE ROAD OPEN.-TwO wag-
ons loaded with lumberfrom the lake,
made their way into town by the
Kings CANYON road. They are the
pioneers of this season. SnOuli the
present warm weather continue, a
large amount of travel may be eAp ect-
ed, there being no lumber on hand
and so very much call tor 1t.
PANORAMA CoMING.-A panoramic
exhibition will be given al the Carson
Theater this and two successive even
ings. We have not been advised of
the names of the proprietor>, the agent
merely telegI apning to secure the
Theater. There viii no doubt be pro-
grammes of the entertainments issued
in the course OF the day.
PRIVATE RooMS.-The Corbett Bros.
have fitted up suits OF private rooms
in their extensive hotel, and are now
prepared to accommodate families or
single gentlemen. Tue torbett Bros.
intends making considerable additions
to the hotel, which Will make 1t the
largest III the State.
CARSON RIvER.-The river continues
to raise, and the water is gradually
spreading in Empire City. From Joe
Beer, of the firm of Beer Bros, we learn
that it was up to h steps of their store,
yesterday, and covered every part OF
the lower ground in the rear of the
building.
RAFFLING FoRC HEoMos.-The rattle
list is open at Fox's store, and The
chances not taken are thrown for every
evening. BY this means tickets may
be obtained at % cents each. The list
will doubtless be filled by Saturday
next, when the rattle will surely come
oft.
CHICKEUING PIASos.-kohler, Chase
4 Co.. of San Francisco. advertise in
to days issue. the celebrated CHECKER
ing piano. The firm is an old and
well established one, and any orders
sem them will sure to be punctually
filled.
BASE BALL.-The members of the
Silver Star Base Ball Club are re-
quested to meet at the Magnolia Saloon
at S O'Clock this evening, as particular
business connected with the national
game in this town is on the tapis.
For THE BAY CITY.-Colonel John
Rosser left, yesterday, on a visit to