The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06


CRESCENT SPECTACLEs.-Chas. w.
Friend has been appointed sole agen-
in Carson City for the celebrated Crest
cent Spectacles. There is nothing to
be so much desired as perfect sight,
and perfect sight can only be obtained
by using perfect s~pectacles, the diff
Guilty of procuring which is we'll
known. The Crescent Spectacles, so
called from the peculiar construction
of the glass resembling a crescent
will improve, strengthen and preserve
the sight. The quality of the material
from which they are made. being of
remarkable purity. gives them asu-
periority for clearness over all other
ordinary sprctacles made. The eye is
too delicate an organ to be tritled with,
and sill people will buy a pair of
cheap imperfect spectacles thinking
it is economy not knowing that they
are doing themselves ar ~irreparable
injury until it is too late. All genuine
have trade mark on every pair.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel yesterday:
j. Buckley, S. T%anoyicb, NJ. Cleso
vich, J. NJ. Benton, Miss Jennie
Forrest, Miss A. Smith, A.. de Neuf,
Carson City; James King, Reno; H.
Piper, Mrs. S. \. Tomkins, Mrs. G..
NJ. Meyer, Miss Kate Curry, Virginia
city; Nelson P. Hutchison, Carbon
county, Pennsylvania; T. Badgly, San
Francisco; Miss T. NJ. Rand, New
York; John Hanson, Mrs. VIM,
DR.. Marrotte, Carson City.
\ TRUTHFUL FRIESD.-Strictly az
cording to agreement, the famous
mountaineer, Abe Richey, of Hope
Valley, forwarded to the writer, yes
terday. a small box of brook trout.
We are not at all partial to present
taking, but in this instance there APP
pears to he no particular aim in briD-
ing o is TIT intrinsic value in amount
sufficient to endanger tie policy Of the
paper or the country at large. In a
note, accompanying the fish, Abe in
Inmates that the stormy weather in
that region for some days past so de-
moralized the fish that he was unable
to capture mo,e-tbe reason he offers
for the sparseness in quantity sent.
He being a truthful man we accept the
apology. -
PLEAsURE-sEEKERs RETURNED.-A
party Of pleasure-seekers from Yir-
ginia, consisting OF w. B. Sargent,
VIM. Dormer, John Tyrrell, and two
others, returned from Hope Valley,
yesterday, ontheir way back to Vir-
They have been absent about
weeks, and appear highly de-
lighted with the sport enjoyed in and
around Hope. Valley. They fished,
hunted, camped, out, and rambled
about through tue hills and valleys in
l promIscuous manner. The recent
cold weather let them out of that ele-
vailed region, preferriDg a somewhat
climate.
PRIMARY ELEcTIoN.-The Demo-
and Liberal Republican primary
election, for delegates to the State Con-
,vention at Reno, September Is, takes
place to morrow, commencing at u
m. and nnsing at 8 o'clock p.
1t is 10 be hoped that good men
SKILL 10 elected, those who hold prin-
and the interests OF party above
local or personal preferences. This
can be secured through the delegates
he selected. Polls will be opened
next door to Vic. Muller's, King street.
STRANGERS IN TowN.-A consider
able number of strangers were in
town yesterday. Some of them could
seen promeDading around the diff
orchards, who expressed them
highly pleased With their APP
pearance. Carson is becoming the
of Nevada" |
METHoDIsTH CURCH, VIRGINIA.
Ground was broken in Virginia city,
On Wednesday, for the erection of the
Methodist church editfce in that
1t is to be completed by the 10Th
If December. |
THE THREE LEGGED CALF. The
hree legged calf that passed through
a few days inc from Douglas
county, is to be placed on exhibition at
he California State Fair. |
House FOR SALE.-C. II. Maish ad
r~ertises in this mornings issue a house
or sale, containing four rooms, with
rood well water.
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