The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Iepjoyment and for ~Pleasurabie work
, Ieithsr' in door. or-ont. door, In some
few climates. like that Of the most
part Of the British Islands, any time
in the year is pleasant to labor, yet it
is scarcely 50 hera. But about this
time II Is really pleasant, and the time
should be taken full advantage Of.
The intense, unhealthful and debilitat-
ling heat of the Summer is gone, and
though some Of the days Immediately
to come may DO rather warm, yet alto
lgether the atmosphere will be almost
certain to be delightfully."- cool and
genial, destitute a the rawness of
early Spring. Therefore, if any wish
to enjoy themselves in the open air,
now and for . month or more to come
is the acceptable time. As for the
workers, among whom, Of course, all
of our readers are numbered, they
will be eager and prompt to take ad-
vantage Of the good and genial time
before the seventies Of the Winter be-
gin to steal upon them, for notwith-
standing the agreeableness of the time
present, the Winter will come, when,
in some respects, nc man can work, at
least lot to anything like the advant-
age that he can now. The building
business will doubtless 60 ahead lively
until snow and frost binder, and those
| OF our friends who are DESTROYS of en-
gaginG in pleasure excursions should
begin to think of making them, while
"every prospect pleases," and cool
and pleasant breezes rende the at
mosphere so agreeable and exhilarat-
ing.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel, OF Sunday
September s, 1872: Geo. E. Harvey,
R. D. Hoag, J. D. Kersey, D. E.
Small, Ruben Wager, Jno. w. Cal
breath, D.. ~Lachapelle, Fred. D. Tur-
ner. A. \. Helm, II. E. Buckingham,
J. J. Linn, VIM. IL. Minor, Mart Reese,
H. S. Mason, F. Craner, w. F. Wilson,
Jno. Rosser, A. Cate, j. NJ. Benton,
Mrs. J. Benton & daughter, E. Davies,
NJ. Perasich, l.. s. Zenovicb, +. NJ.
Dafen, H.. A. Billings, l.. Smith, +. H.
Walsh, A. A. Borges, $. H.. Marlette,
Chas. Martin Il family. Chas. w. Har-
vey, Carson City; A. Mechins, NJ. g.
Elmare, Colonel Avery, Virginia city.
FURNIrURE.-Geo. w. Kitzmeyer,
adjoining Benton's livery stable, has
on hand a fine assortment of furniture,
OF all kinds, suitable for bedroom, par
lor, kitchen, office, ETC., and is favored
with a liberal share of patronage, on
accOunt OF fair dealing and good work
manship. Look through his mann
moth warerOom, up stairs, if you need
anything in that line. |,
ALL SET.-The Ian ge new saloon,
by Messrs. Richey & William
son, Empire City, has been completed
and is now occupied by the above '
firm. The upper story, which will be ,
used as a public ball, will o be
ready for occupancy also. The build
ing is quite. an accession to Empire
both ornament and useful.
SCHOOL HoUsE.-The new district
school building, being constructed by
Cavanaugh. Jr.. is now enclosed,
and as fast rs suitable lumber is OBJ =
tanned, the inside work will be finished
off. We are assured by Mr.. Cavap-
that the building will be ready :
for use by the time stipulated in the
contract.
New YORK Dry Goops SroRE.-C.
of the New York dry goods
store, has purchased a large stock of
goods in his line for the Fall and Win
er trade. His goods will be fresh aud +
If the latest styles, having reduced
he old stock greatly to make room for
lis new purchases.
PRIMARY ELECTIoN.-At the Demo- T
and Liberal Republican primary "
held in Empire Precinct, on
saturday last. we learn the following =
were elected as delegates
the State Conventions: II. n. Stahl, [
leo. p. Randall and - Thompson.
COLLECTION DAY.-Yesterday being =
objection day, business men were to =
seen rushing around with their -
Iands full of bills, and as a general
hing there appeared to be prompt re {
made, consequently every
hing went lovely.
CHOICE HAMs.-Alex. Leport, Car
on street, opposite the Capitol, has n
asst received an invoice of very choice
alifornia and Eastern hams-said to
g as sweet as fresh milk. They look G.
ice enough to eat. Alex. says they
re good, and that is enough for US to vi
now.
CARPETs.-Olcovich Brothers are
pening the first instalment of a stock &c
nets apprapatiup i'm yalue 81 600 =,