The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

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UNDER WAY AGAIN.-The enterpris
ing firm of Bright 4 Simpson, whose
building, known as the Sazerac Saloon,
orner Carson and Proctor streets,
partially destroyed by fire on Tuesday
last, started in in good earnest, yester-
day morning, replacing their fixtures
In the barroo,n, and otherwise brush
ing up the DOM. and in the evening
opened outinfuli blast, as though moth
Ing had happened. The two insur-
ance companies who had fire risks on
the properly having promptly adjust
ed the losses sustained and arranged
matters satisfactorily with the owners
OF the property, workmen will at once
be put to work repairing the damage
done by the fire. and in I very few
days time, the Sazerac corner will be
In working order.
BUzzINa SEASON. While passing
along the streets we are frequently re
minded hat the political buzzing sea
son is at hand. Groups of men are 20
lie seen in all directions, discussing
the situation of some plot or scheme
on hand to carry certain measures.
Although ourself a candidate for a
position to be obtained at the hands of
the qualified voters of the State. We
dislike the putting up of Jobs to
secure the elective franchise OF any
man or set of men in that manner.
Yet, such is the custom, and appar-
emily will continue to be for all time
to come. Each day from this time on.
until after the 9TH of November. buZ
ring will be the order Of the day.
SAZERAC REsTAURAST.-The Sazerac
Restaurant, kept by Messrs. Walker
& Johnson, and whose business was
disarranged by the fire of Tuesday
last, are industriously employed ar
ranging and cleaning up their place of
business. preparatory To an early re
SUI ption of business, at the dc stand.
These worthy men are entitledtO sym
patty. inasmuch as they had Just start
ed, and their loss, whatever it may
have been, Was not covered by inSur-
Due notice will be given when
they are fully prepared to resume bust
hess.
JUSTICES CoURr.-Nicholas Perasich
was arrested for assault and battery on
the person of Charles Harris and Geo.
Perasich for assault with a deadly
weapon on the same party yesterday
morning. The former pleaded mo-
guilty ; case will be tried this morn.
ing. Georges examination will also
take place 10 day. The latter vas lib
Grated on bail and the former on his
own recognizance.
The PULLMAN CAR.-The appear
of a Pullman car, for the first
time, in Carson, day before yesterday,
quite a sensation among our
citizens. Quite a number Of them
to the railroad depot aud in
spected the car thoroughly. 1t makes.
the old settlers feel good to think that
such Improvements have really came
to pass.
timber AND CoRD WooD.-Great
exists IN the mountains lying
and south of US in the lumber
and wood business. Hundreds of
are constantly employed in cut
Ting down trees and hauling the wood
% the bead of the flume EN- route for
City. The railroad company
Are constantly running freight trains
and nom the end oftne fume.
CLEAR CREEK.-According to all &C.
,ounts given by the farmers Of Clear
;reek. tho crops are a complete sue
,ess this year. The late rain done a
treat deal of good to some and little
injury to others. As a whole the
arming prospects in that locality are
)etter than the farmers at first antici
,ated.
WAsHoR VALLEY. - Active opera
iona are going on in Washoe Valley
n farming circles. The crops will be
'ery large this year and it is the in
entfOn of the settlers there 10 plant
very acre Of land next year. 1t is to
70 hoped that the ranches of Eagle
nd Carson Valleys will follow suit. [,
THE WARN SPRINGS HoTEL.-This
is doing extensive business. j
dany visitors . be seen enjoying the
at all hours Of the day. Besides
the proprietor keeps . first class
IOuse, and fine break asts and dinners =
re- served, all Of which induces plea =
to P%atronize the institution. !
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At . mee:- !
lg OF the I. o. o. F. Hall Association.
II Wednesday evening, tho following 4
mcers were elected to serve the ensu- 4
NJ term: President, Geo. w. Chedic; '
o. P. Willis; Treasurer, J.. .
7. Wa.ers. ID