The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06
A INDUSTRIOUS EGG.-At the Ormsbv
House, can be seen an egg, laid by a
pullet belonging to Mrs w. F. Wilson.

A INDUSTRIOUS EGG.-At the OrnSDy
House, can be seen an egg laid by a
pullet belonging to Mrs w. F. Wilson,
of his town. 1t measures seven and
half inches. longitudinally and
five and three-quarters III clrcufnfer-
euce. This egg is the result of the
first attempt of the pullet in egg pro
ducIng. If she continues to improve
the size of her fruit rs she has begun,
some Baron MunchaSen eggs may
shortly be expected. George Fryer is
very proud Of the hegg, and has it in
a vase among his other curiOsitieS.
SKATING.-The skating rink will be
open at the usual hours this afternoon
and evening. The Carson Cotillion
band Will be in Attendance and a so
cial dance will he INDUCED in between
the hours Of 9 and II p. IN. Ladies adj
United free. The rink is now under
the management OF Professor Frank
Hall, who has had the floor planned
smooth and cleanlv swept to insure
the comfort of those who may attend.
Don't fail to be at the rink to night, if
you desire to have a good time.
PURCHASE OF PROPERTY. Mr..
Jacob Klein has purchased all the
property in this city lately owned by
Mr.. Newhail of San Francisco. The
buildings ON Carson street, opposite
the Orlnsby House, are part of the
property. We did rol learn the eXac
noun purchased or The money paid
therefor, but can state that it was per
hap> over $4,000. The property i
good aud zoe 10 show that Carson i
likely to live. as Jake i too smart a
business mau to make Il blind invest
ment of his money.
DUTCH NICK's HoTEL.-Mr. and
Mrs. Cuthbert, who have for years
lived At Clear Creek. Il very indu>tri
on, and respectable couple, have
rented the aboye named house at En-
pire City. 1t is to he hoped that they
may meet with the patronage they de
serve. Mr.. tuthbert WAS at one time
in easy circumstances at Clear Creek.
but dry seasons and the decrease IN
value of property IN that locality has
brought him to the bed rock. We
" lSh him good fortune III his new un-
FoX's RAFFLE.-The chances in the
rattle for the musical box. the silver
tea set and the mechanical dorg, are
nearly all taken, and the rattle will
oule OF a. O ~ all the chances are
Being three valuable prizes,
he chances for winning one or the
are of course greater. The
box i worth ri>kHng a few dol
.arS to obtain, and that everlastin2Iy
amusing white purp l. worth "A hum
tired dollars to II dy>peptic nan or
woman.
UNDER THE Naturalization. Jerry
State Treasurer, has been
confined to his lounge for several days
rheumatism. Thinking it might.
Der chance. bc the rich mans govt,
refrainel from mentioning the facl
# his Illness. His attending phv>i
ian, Or. Mookiar, pronounces it rheu-
natI>In, consequently Whatever >cru
pIe~ we have heretofore felt a. TO the
,uhiect, are removed. Mir. Schooling
3, DONG we'll and will soon be about
gaia.
CALICO BALL.-Harmony Lodge, l..
}. q. T., OF Genoa, will give a calico
,all on the 10Th instant at Genoa. Ii
the anniversary ofthe formation /
# the Lodge, no doubt the brethren
nd sisteren of the different Lodges
will attend. The weather Will by tina I
inc become settled, there Will be a
rood noon, good roads, and at the
,all there will surely be a good time.
he water at Genoa is both clear and =
old. RecOllect the time, Friday,
April 18th.
CALIFORNIA CROPs.-D. G. COrbett,
rho returned from California on
reports the grain in the San =,
Joaquin and LivermOre valleys as
boxing better than heever before say l.
at this season of the YEAR. The -
weather. in Sacramento and san Fra
iscO i cold for Spring time; 50 much
that fires have to be kept i'll hotels &
barroom>. Fine crops are antici- ,
ated everywhere i'll California the r.
resent season. r.
SOCIAL PARTY.-Messrs. Richey 4
williamson advertise in to-day's issue, =
of their pleasant little parties
II Tuesday next. Tickets, including
upper, 50 each. The Empire PARTIES
re social in the fullest meaning of the
arln. aud those who attend are SOcia- 4
lie among each other without toe Il
luch Familiarity, and the cost is cheap
n0ugh to induce all fun loving people C
} attend. c
TIT FOR TAT.-Roland Narnum, or
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