The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29

THE GBPHA>S' HOME SCHOOL,
Agreeable to promise. We give to day
a short recount OF the Orphans school.
1t must he remembered that Miss
raw material and mould il into slla pc
In the >cli0u! The most perfect order j.
maintained. In arithmetic the schol
arS are entirely perfect, AS far as they
have gone. Two BOYS, about twelve
Wears of age, are 80 we'll up in vulgar
fractions, that we challenge any two
iu the county to beat HEM. In spei-
ling. the entire school surprised us,
and in all the studies, As far as the
children have gone, thew exhibit a
thorou-hnc>S which reflects grea;
credi; ON the ability and attention of
the teacher. 4 happier congregation
uf juveniles cannot be found in the
Stajc. After the dismissal. Mrs. Webb
kindly called in her singers and led
them in several sweet songs. The
bows then adjourned to their play
ground and invited their visitors to
witn5Ss their circus performance. They
have n regular ring in which they act
aud some of their ground and lofty
tumb.ing would not disgrace Lee or
Wilson. Well may the commissioners
he proud of the Home: it j. a credit to
the State. a credit to the management
and all connected with it. and we ad
wise all afflicted with ennui or dvSpep
sia to go and spend a day there, aud if
that does not Work n cure, to buy a
rope or dose Of cold pi>en.
ST.. MARY's SCHooL.-The closing
1-a-i-1- -, H.. ~i--rr+. s,lAN,I -, NIr
ginia city, as given in the Storey county
newspapers, are 50 tlatterlng TO some
of our Carson II ladies that We
cannot refrain from noticing the fact.
Miss Mary Daily and Miss Fanny
ButtS, have attended the school the
whole term. The former, we kneA
possessed a fine voice which needed
only cultivation to bring out. We feel
proud that she has acquitted herself 30
well. The latter has a>weet alto voice.
and in her surcc~> we are equally
proud. Miss Notrware, already an ac
comp.i>heI voung lady, and Miss Lon.
C~avauaugh. have been with the Sisters
but a short time ; from them we shall
hear in the future. a. also little Miss
Pauline Muller, vino i but Young al
present. There i perhaps no such a
SCHOOL III litt ,tttt VI >tN d'ld d~ ~
Nlarv's. The Sisters are what the
whole class generally are-eInlnently
fitted for the work of educating the
young.
TuESIERRA SEMINARY.-We yester-
day attended the examination of the
above named popular and very excel
lent institution. The whole building
WAS as clean as a drawing room. Bv
the kindness of Judge Whitman and
lady. each scholar was provided with
Il bouuet and flowers were also liber
ally distributed in all parts of the
house. There was a goodlv attend
aure in the afternoon 10 listen to the
declamatiOns. singing, etc. We have
made notes of we saw II heard,
but respect for the institution and the
lady managers will not permit us
so to slight them as to attempt writ
ing up the affair when pressed for
time. therefore shall postpone further
items until TO morrow.
THE HUNCHBACK.-The above nam
play was we'll put on the stage on
Thursday evening. The house was
filled and the audience highly delight
ed. Mrs. Bates. As Julia, is incompar-
able. Mr.. Bates Master Walter i. to
our mind, his masterpiece. Miss
Vaudeville, as Helen. was perfectly at
home, and as in all she does, gave
great satisfaction. ThayeriS splendid
Clifford, and Edmonds as Modus and
Crosbie as FathOm we annot sutii
praise. In short the whole
company was excellent. The Bates
made "A host of friends in Carson
and can depend on a full house when
V e they appear in our theater.
V. & T. II. R.-From G. w. White, t
foreman carpenter on the Washoe t
of the railroad. we learn that .
he cars will run into Washoe City by 7
lie Fourth of July. The big cut in |
he canyon below Washoe. is being ,
ahead. night and dav, and all
will be completed bv the time specified.
The carpenters are now at work con-
,tructing a bridge at Ophir. The PEG .
pie of Carson may expect the road ',
completed during the month of L
August. q
BODY RECovERED.-The body of J.
he Frenchman who committed suicide r
asst week, was found by J. B. Bland,
uperintendent of the Mexican dam
nd pond. The corpse vas found in "
he pond a short distance from where b
deceased jumped in. Coroner Lyon ii
notified Of the fact and started t.
Immediately, in order to hold an in X
.uest on the body. C
HAVANA I.orTErY-Brooks, the Ha- y
IL lottery AGENT here, reports two