The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
THE ORPHANA sYLuN.-In CO npany

The ORPHAN ASYLUM.-1n CO npauy
with the Honorable Jerry Sch 'oling,
We Yesterday morning visite | the
Orphans Home, for the ~ostensible
purpose of looking at some INDUSTRIOUS
wheat growing on the grounds OF the
institution. There is about six acres
of volunteer wheat which i'll hight and
size of ear, equals anything ever seen.
There will be grain enough from that
patch to supply the institution with
flour the wear round. Besides the
grain, Mr.. Webb has two acres OF corn,
"a large quantity of peas, beets. turn
ips and other garden sass, besides 1000
cabbages. Everything III the garden
looks well and proves the industry
and good management OF MI. NeDD.
We visited the >chOol-room and beg 10
sincerely congratulate Miss Curry,
the teacher. on her success. What
we saw and the conclusion we arrived
at, will be given i'll to morrow's Issue.
10. o. F.-Carson Encampment No.
> elected the following named gentle
men. on Tuesday evening. as officers
for the ensuing term George l.. Glib
son. c. P; p. II. Clayton. II. P; Jas.
Duffy, :. w; jacob Muller, j.. w;
George Tutiv, Trea~urer; 4. Waltz,
Scribe. James Duffy, Jacob Muller
and George l.. Gibson were elected
Trustees. On Wednesday evening,
the officers of Carson Lodge No. +,
were elected. Their names are as iol
lows: Jacob Muller. y. e.: Thomas
Wells. V. O.: II. II. Bence, Secre;arv;
William Patterson. Treasurer; IruS
tees John Ros>er. James Duffy. ). l..
Lee: Library Directors a. Maute, j.
p. Meder. II. III. Bence.
BACK AGAIN.-J. K. Johnson, the
w@ell-known and much respected
Douglas county merchant, returned
with his family from his trip to the
Eastern States and Europe, Yesterday,
all well and glad to get back. Mr..
Johnson was presented with a beautiful
sOld-headed cane before he left for the
East. We SAW and handled the cane
and it vcrv nice. Mr.. }.
has been two months on his trip;
speaks we'll of the time he and his
have experienced. and seems now con-
tent to spend the remainder of his
DAYS in the town of Genoa. the place
his energy has done so much for.
SWELLING THE PROCEsSION.-The
Committee of Arrangements, by their
lard in this DAYS issue, invite mem
beers Of secret societies to join the pro
ce>sion on the Fourth. in re-alia.
The idea is a good one. as the different
insignia of the Orders Will d greatly
TO the briIliancv of the procession.
We suggest that the pioneers of Neva
da be also requested to march in a DO
DIV and wear a badge to designate
them. There are several Ole salt
water dogs in the county who. If
all collected. would be a fine feature
i'll h procession.
SIERRA SEMINARY.-The people of
Carson will remember that the exam
ination of the scholars in the Sierra
Seminary will take place to-day. The
forenoon will be devoted to e%Xainina-
ton. and the afternoon to recltatiOns,
determinations, etc. A. we have before
remarked. these occasions areatwaVS
interesting, and We trust that tins
opportunity will be embraced by all
who can possibly attend.
FRIsBIE's LoBsTERS.-In Fri>bie's
show window yesterday was large
craw fish. ready cooked. Much spec
ulatiOn occurred as TO which end OF the
crittcr was the tail, and one of them
had to he opened out to convince an
i~ucredulous bvstander. The old man
is constantly getting some novelty in
the shape of edibles and really strives
harder TO cater to the tastes OF his Gus
toners thar any ma in the state.
SCHOOL Notwithstanding un