The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
THE REASON WHY.-The reason

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whythe wner of the Ormsby House
have concluded to tear down the lower
part thereof is, that those who have
slept in that part of the house for any
length of time have become dropsical;
owing no doubt to the slanting cOndi-
ton of the room floors. One of our
nandsOinest fellow citizens has been
suddenly stricken down, and many
more who have slept in h place are
threatened. Our medical men have
beer at fault a. to the cause OF the
disease. The discovery was made by
a citizen of no medical p%retentions but
who knows how it is Yourself.
THE OCCIDENTAL STABLE.-Messrs.
Winnie & David, proprietors, are max
ing Improvements to the rear OF their
fine tone livery stable. We see the
lumber and carpenters at work. there
on, and wer it not from fear, we
should ask shat particular alterations
are in progress. They have already
the best stable in the State, and are
both as gentIemenly men to their
customers AZ II in the land; but to a
reporter they are exceedingly abrupt
and non communicative.
Tue Boy AND THE WoLF.-That in
veterate joker, Headrick, general agent
for the Maxim Gas Company, was
showing yesterday a $50 piece which
he said he picked ny in the drain at
The corner of the st. Charles Hotel. 1t
WAS a good coin and no bogus, as all
supposed. and no doubt he would have
been believed had 10 oysters been
found in his diggings. He, however,
seemed perfectly satisfied on the sub
Jet; put the money in his purse, and
remarked that he never told a lie.
Row IN MEXICo.-A family disturb
ance, caused by the green eyed mon
ster, occurred in the sa oon occupied
by a Senorila II her senior a few doors
south of the Trurkce saloon, on Mon
dav night. Things were smashed up,
such as pictures. glasses, etc. The
parties concerned We're in the search
of Justice all day Yesterday. cuttings
in general being rather mixed, moth
ing came of it a. far as the Justices
Court was concerned.
"OUT OF THL FKYISG PAG,'- ETC
constructive friend, Geo. D..
FRYER, being deterInined to retire from
the hote. and whisky business, has
up the brick store next door to
A. b. Driesbach's mammoth building,
a"'t filed the place mp with barrels,
demijohns, cases, and bottles Of brandy,
....,., ana ali otuer s~pirltuous liquors,
Wines, ale and porter. George intends
doing a wholesale business.
FURNIrURE.-Our energetic fellow
George kitzmeyer, by g |
workma nship and attention to bust
ness, has become so famous i'll the
manufacture of spring and plain mat
tresses and the making and repairing
of household furniture thai he and his
employees are kept busy day and
night filling orders. He furnishes
beds and mattresses at San Francisco
prices, home made.
L. S. BRANCH MIST.-Four bars of
tine (pure) silver was shipped from
the Carson Mint yesterday noon,
weighing 4l6 pounds, and worth 81
$50 l3. to the credit of the Bank of
Virginia city. The morn
ing train took away S4S,25t 81, in gold
coin, of Carson Mint coinage. being a
return for deposits received from the
Bank.
WARM WEATHER.-Eesterday fore
and up to 3 o'clock p. m. was
the hottest of the season. At 1890 "A.
M, i'll one of the coolest stores in
town, the thermometer was at 90 de
grees. In the sun the heat Was al
most intolerable. Towards evening
he breeze spranS up and all were
happy.
LIST OF misunderstanding is a
of letters remaining in the Carson
.ity Po>toffice, Jniv 9, 1872. Persons
for these letters will please say
: Advertised:' Theodore +. Ayers,
Fisher, Michel X. Martin,
Thornton.
From INDEPENDENTLY Billy
Wilson's stage four passengers from
independence arrived, besides those
rom way ports. The stage was fairly
oahed down; on top Was a double
buggy brought in for repairs. The
'Outp ia "A having one