The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

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quired to repair the tunnel, the officers
of the V. & T. r. r. Co. have decided
to build a temporary track around the
east side of the hill pierced by the Il
mel. Over this track the cars will be
drawn by horses. To avoid the neces-
sity of making deep excavations, turn
tables will be constructed al both ends
of the horse car track, and at Other
points il necessary. In roe to facll
itate the passage of the cars around
short curves. A large gang OF men
will the work of grading
this morning. Mr.. James. the engi
neer. is sangnine of his ability TO have
the cars running over the new track
inside of ten days. Meanwhile, the
work of repairing the tunnel, under
the management of Superintendent
Holmes, will be pushed forward Wig
orou>lv. So says the Enterprise of
Tuesday.
I. o. O. F. BALL.-Our readers will
remember the grand ball to be given
in Washoe City. on Thursday evening.
October 81, by Washoe Lodge, No. 8,
independent Order of odd Fellows.
We understand that great preparations
are being made bv the Committee of
| Arrangements to make this the finest
ball of the season. The weather is Just
right for dancing, and no douh: many
will take this opportunity tor enjoying
themselves on that occasion. Na>hOe
CITY has ALWAYS been noted for its hos
pitalitv, and for entertaining its viSi-
tors in a very creditahle manner. As
Carson City and adjoining towns are
now connected by rail with nat town.
of course everybody who can possibly
spare the time will attend. Tickets,
including supper, five dollars.
CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.-Josh Billings
almanac for 1873. to anyone but a on
firmed lunatic Or egregious ass, we
recommend as a cure for all the ills
the human flesh is heir to. except soft
ening of the brain. Or chronic bum
ming for whisky. after all the little
anne are closed Of an evening. JOSh'S
zodaikal signs are inimitable and any
one who ever studied in
his youth and has As m CHI brain As
a mud oyster can do more u.ward> eS-
t~ablishing their health by reading the
Farmers AllminaX than by swallow
ing all h medicine ever compounded
by mortal medicO since pharmacy was
established. The article can be pur-
chased at John G.. FoS's store, or at 4.
f. Brooks Postotfice bookstore.
RETCRNED.-Re Rev. j. d. Hammond,
Presiding Elder of this district, re
turned from his heightened our on
Tuesday morning. We welcome Mr..
II. home again. for he is a great favor
lite with the Carson people. The Elder
has visited a large amount of territory
and looks etnbrOwned and rugged
from his travel. On Wednesday even
ing he was fixing a stove in front of
hi, dwelling, on King street. when a
Spanish lady, taking the Elder for a
conntryman, approached him and
jahbered Spanish to him for several
minutes before discovering her mis-
take. He is very brown; in fact. a
shade darker than legitithately brown,
and still looks well.
WILL RETURN.-We are informed
that 5. II. Day, member of the State
Board Of Regents, and nominee on the
Democratic and Liberal ticket. will re |
tulH liotI JUS T-tSleTh mp llIS MORN |
ing. Not having heard distinctly of
Mr.. Days intention relative to accept
ing the nomination for the Assembly,
have hitherto refrained from say
ing anything on the subject. He will
he here. ''he is of age, let him speak
for himself"
TERRACE DE CAvANAUGH.-P. Cav
anaugh, Sen, has completed a row of
very pretty cottages on King street,
adjoining his bakery. He will have
house neatly fenced, and trees
planted i'll each garden. The three
are already rented to good ten
ants. at a good figure. They are a great
TO the appearance of that part
town and, moreover, the investment
5 a good one.
WILD GEESE.-Laree numbers of
Wild geese and ducks are c~ongregatinc
IN the shores of Wa~hoe Lake. A
informs us that he saw several
millions of them Il few evenings since.
nd could easily have captured any
quantity had he had with him a few
of salt. We took his warn with
few grains and let it go for what it
5 worth.
CORRECTION.-In our issue of We'd
Iesday morning, in speaking of Mrs.
,uckner's hair dressing ernpnrium,
We Inadvertently stated that Mrs. b,
,ad resided in San Franciscan sixteen
ears. while it should have read .'Chi.
ago"
CHURCH u
'ill be no preaching in the Preshvter .,