The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

The New SCHOOL HOCsE.-It is the
intention OF the Board of School Trus-
tees to open the new shool house on
the fifteenth proximo. In view OF the
fact we have a few hints to give to
fellow citizens who are interested in
the educational matters of this town.
We suggest that a grand opening day
be had: that parents and guardians
make it a point to be present: that the
newly appointed principal and teach
ers he requested to state to the friend
present their peculiar STYLE of instruc-
lion in their >evera departments: that
Rev. A. y. FISHER, State Superintend
ent. he ~requestedt o give an opening adj
dress. and that all present have an OPP
portunitv to express their opinions on
the Carson school and educatiOnal
matters in general. There has been
too lax a feeling regarding the educa-
ton of onr yonnC people. and parents
and guardians especially shouts rem
edv the evil. Teachers hoilid lie &C
quainted with the parents of those I'M
der their charge, and tothiS end an ex-
cellent opportunity for an
will occur. bv having a grand opening
tlHN. we ITlSl Tue lIi>'ttN II Nv
something of the kind mentioned
is arranged for the 18th. or whatever
dav on which the opening may occur.
A. heretofore in all school matters. we
shall take pride in doing Il best TO
keep the project before The people.
THAT SUB.-The gentleman spoken
of in Sundays issue as having gone
and got ohf~uSticated at the races, has
a~polOgized and is again reinstated in
our favor. As an NcnSe Tor his seem
ing inability or forgetfnlneSS he gave
the fact of his having been compelled
to remain SOM time in the Judges
stand in of nOt only the
Judges. hut of SUNDAY local editors !
We excused him instantly. and re
stored him to favor. We spent an
hour in the like company on Tuesday
last. and know how it is. Evil COM
munications.'' etc. Associations were
such that we were unable II discern
the gender of the cnnte>ting horses. as
the long cared genus p~redotninated so
strongly among the bipeds in that
elevated post of honor.
Pen PoRTRAITs.-We are informed
thai pen portraits of some old line Re-
publicans of this town, As well a>otthe
ne" converts from >e''. >"
lican principles. and also of some OF the
Republican editors will appear in tie
Reno Crescent next Saturday. Every
word written of these individuals VIII
he strictly true TO the letter, ana
as much Of interest to those not init
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ARRIVALS At WARM SPRINGS:
r q Pierce. J. Tibbets. Ant. Marrotte,
q u FRYER. A. Champagne, p. Tru-
dalIe + 4 Jacob Tobriner,
John RnsSer and lady. A. Cross, Dosite
Iachapelle. :. X. Fleming, J. ID.
Minor A Curry. Carson Civ; Miss
Naud Harris. Mrs. Mary HALEY. NJ.
Il. Etmore, d.. Mckinney. Il. l.. Ho
bart. NJ. l.. Lowe. l.. NJ. Hemenwav.
+. +. smith. Nlrrinia city; William
steven Henry F. ClaueIle, ID. Gree,
san Francisco: G.. w. Sharp. F. NJ.
rl''r1'G' III. ~ 1"aS'es'
'or IHEM'-lhc '"o io"' "Se
that eased Colonel NJ. y. Stone of his
GOLD watch and coin. the OF lei night,
~ ,bis ,oxp on Saturday
- atF,ar from storey countv
Iast' ~" arr., whieh
""> f ,ha raS,ir was
the capture of Rattle>naHe Dick ana
co''tdeia,e' 80 ~ lie mnrsa..;on
1,t,a ,,an ,v.ra turpaJ ovar to sheriff