The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-03

, clever gentleman. He has been Prin-
: cipal of the public schools in Sacra
mento for several years, and for about
. one year had charge of the schools in
Gold Hill. lie is not Only a thor
loughly competent teacher, but he is of
. that peculiar disposition that parents
and children cannot fail TO become
warmly attached as a teacher. His
habits are uneXceptionable, devoting
his entire time to the good of the cause
in which he is engaged. The writer
has had ample opportunity of hecom-
ing thoroughly familiar with MIR.
Howe as a teacher, and in justice to
him feel warranted in saying that no
more fitting person for Principal of
our public school could have been
found within the length and breadth
of these United States. Personally,
we feel grateful to the Trustees for
their very judicious employment of
the gentleman named.
TEA! TEAL! TEA!!!-By reference
to another column will be found a new
advertisement of Tom Beer & Bro,
smFire City. who offer for sale fine
English Breakfast, Japan, ~GunpOwder,
and mixed teas, at reasonable prices.
The article will be delivered in pack
ages of FIVE pounds n upwards to
purchasers in any part of Carson.
silver City, Dayton, Gold Hill and
Virginia, carriage prepaid. Samples
sent, if desired. The firm does a large
business in this line and can give
entire satisfaction.
NEVADA STATE JOCKEY CLUB.-A
meeting of the Nevada State Jockey
Club will be held this evening at the
Magnolia Saloon, at half past seven
o'clock. A full attendance of sub
scribers to the club is desired as it is
the intention to make up a speed pro-
grammc for The Fall races. The races
take place the present month and the
club wish to make the necessary ar
engagements As speedily as possible.
Bear this in mind.
CORRECTION.--In ouritem, YESTERDAY,
about the Exchequer and INL,Gold
types made it read "Fountain's Place"
instead of "Fountain'S plans" a it
should be. The machinery now on
the way under the superintendent of
Mr.. Chalmers will be put up il Alpine
county, California.
GOOD WoRK.-The Committee on
subscriptions appointed by the Ne
vada State Jockey Club to canvas the
town, have met with good success
thus far, having collected in the
n~eighborhood Of 5000. They have not
finished their Iabers yet. but intend
to keep On i'll the good work.
HEAVY FREIGHT.-A train of cars,
heavily lodded with coal and lumber
laStina| for Tho A.-,o T,,rDl1 o,-,l
a tine Carson depot, yesterday morning.
Freight trains are now unnin regul- |
arly over h roa rOm Reno and a
mount Of freight is being trans
ported daily. r
THE New SCHOOL UoUSE.-Work :,
on the new school house has progressed
rapidly since the commandments, and
the structure will soon be completed.
will be at work on the build
ing in a few days. and pla~terers are 1
putting the inside in a finished
condition. -
A CuANGE.-Since the completion
# the Reno Division of the V. Il T. r.
treighting by team has been done
way with, in consequence of which q.
Alex. LepOrt has removed his teams -
md put them on the road hauling
wood from the mountains.
RETURN.-The person or persons r
Who borrowed a large ladder and a =
,air of gas fitting tOngS. will confer a
avor OF Richard Mills, by returning
hem TO his tin shop. opposite Olcovich
BROTHERS, as he is greatly in need Of
9th. r
HARDWARE, IRON, ErC.-E. b. Rail
receiving a large stock of hardware,
etc. which when added TO his S
,rmer huge stock of goods, afford IA
.lities for purchasing seldom found
l town of this size.
THE ONLY TuING.-The only excite
noticed in taWn, outside of that '
10y the incoming and outgoing
on the railroad, is that mani
sted among horse men i'll regard to
ie approaching races.
BOARD OF EQUALIzATIoN.--Th y
oard of Equalization has been in SEES
On for some days past. Bat few .,
anges have been madefrom the reg -
ar assessment made by the County ..
SCISSOR, Geo. w. ChedIc. VI
ADMITTED TO CIrIzENSHIP.-In the NJ
strict Court, October |, Judge C. n.
irris invested jobs. Tuilhet, a native "
France, with all the rights of a
beral citizen of the United States. IN
N TowN.-Judge NJ. w. Seaweil, tors
ldidate for Supreme Judge, was in BE,
WI yesterday on business.
Alw'