The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-18

| Roslna Uren. .........S George Meyers.
| Herman kincaid.. 49,. 10 Geo Keefer L
| Mollie Cossit. ........H Chas Eeefer
| Clara Cossit. ........9 Alex Mccoy.
Joseph Roper. .......l2 Willie Brown ...... B !
| Robert Roper. Isabella Hughes -. :.
| Willie Roper...6 Ellen Hughes
| Lizzie kincaid. ....-..6 George Thomas.
Samuel Kincaid. ......4 NJ Laird. ..... 10 /
| Edward Laird. ......S Thomas Tut. ....S
| Warren Laird. ........6 Frank Tut .......t
John Bowen. Willie Kelley. $3.50. 81
| Vim NJ Proctor. .....1 Il John Graney .....s
| Orphans Age. Orphans Age
| John Collins. IL Nettie Luce.
| Alfred Coddington. ....9
The Office is also occupied by the
seamstress, making it doubly useful. 1t
is I. neat, comfortable room, and large
enough for both purposes. The recep-
ton room is used as parlor and a IL
brary: these are the first rooms you visit
on entering the Home. This room is
neat, as are all the rooms in the building.
comfortably furnished and arranged with
much taste. The library consists of
about one hundred volumes OF well Sc
lected works for children, and is under
the care of large boy who acts as Ii
MISUNDERSTANDING and returning the
books with much care This boy will
probably be bookseller some day or pos
sibly State Librarian
The school-room is large, light. well
ventilated and well arranged with desks,
blackboard, maps, etc. The dining room
has two large tables for the children, and
table for the family. Into this room
opens the kitchen and store room. The
same neatness is found in these rooms as
characterizes all the Others The store
room is well supplied, and the kitchen is
furnished with large range and the nee
essaries for feeding hundred boarders
with ease and without Inconvenience.
Connected with the kitchen is the girls
wash and bath room, and the general
rear entrance, and wash room of the
boys. This room contains the pumps,
cisterns, wells and laundry, and is gener-
ally useful for all purposes. The cloth
ing room is on this floor and is arranged
with hooks for hanging clothing num-
bered SO each boy has his place for hang
ing his hat and coat. Here we found
many pairs of shoes of prison manufac-
ture. They are of good material, strong,
and just the thing for children, as they
will last well. and keep the feet dry and
warm. These are paid for in vegetables
grown on the place. The second story
we found the sleeping rooms. The bed
steads are of iron and the clothing clean
and plenty of it. The rooms are well
ventilated and SO arranged that four per-
sons sleep in each but each has a sepa-
rate bed, and by putting the larger with
The smaller they are cared for by each |
other in the night. The matron, seam
stress and teacher have rooms on this
ioor. We were shown the wardrobe
which contains a large number of draw
RS, all numbered, and containing the
clothing of the children. At the tap of
he bell they go to their particular num-
,ers and get what is desired. Each is
aught to have and take care of what is
.iven to him as his own, and has a
lace of his own to keep it.
The school was not in session at the
ime of our visit. All old enough have to
ttend school two hours in the forenoon
nd two in the afternoon, and attend Sun
ay school in town on the Sabbath.
or the care of all these children, there I
re but five persons. Mr.. and Mrs Webb, I
liss Curry (the teacher), seamstress,
nd cook. OF course they could not do
alone, but Mr. Webb has instructed the {
hildre zaae they do the washing, assist at ]
)oking, wait ON the table, make their I
wn beds, and by their assistance alone o
g has cultivated all the ground of the G
ONE. The diet is meat morning and @
bon, but supper is of lighter food.
heir sleeping rooms have fine draft of
Ire air circulating through them at all I
mes, but the rooms are high, and this
rries off the impure air without bring
ga draft directly on the sleepers. The :
ildren are all healthy, and there has :.
It been case of sicknessf for five months, q !,
, idiotic blind boy of three years of age, " :,
the only one under medical treatment. a.
e visited the gymnasium and witnessed y
e boys at their feats of agility and - :,
'ength. They are very expert for boys IS
young. This is fine exercise, it devel- ~
es the muscles and adds to their health. ~
lie children sang for our entertainment
Old Cabin Home and solo by Mas
Keefer "Tassels on her Boots which OF
s very fine = These little waits are th
DIV, they are better cared for than II