The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
METEOROLOGICAL.

PUBLIC SCUOOL.-MOnday being our
day tor vi>iiiu-the public schoolhouse,
We dropped in just before the hour OF
our precious MINIS a. to cleanliness had
been taken, but found TO our surprise
and disappointment, things dlrtier
that ever. We felt like shedding tears
~J"although not given to the melting
mood when the teacher OF the Prim-
ary department anne forward with
her morning greeting. 10 think that
ANYBODY -, good Iouhlng - she, and
the little creatures under her charge,
should be couped up IN such a filthy
hole. II kept there one Year more.
these children and that teacher viii
have the appearance OF reSu>cltatcd
mummie~. In the Intermediate de
partmcut. We found the lady teacher
standing beside the stove eudeaEOrInE
to create an appearance OF warmth and
comfort. The lace turned on US once
so happy looking, NOW - woe BECOME,
Will iGng he remembered. The room
and everything therein was filthy
and dirtv. some WIndow-Ii4h : are
broken uut. and the whole room
looked 50 cheerIc>>. 80 Enthusiastically
miserable IL 10 caU>c a >Auddtr, like
that experienced on entering Il charmed
house. No wonder these children
creep, like ~>uaI.>, unWiIiIngiy to
school" In the department Of the
priucina, things appear but little bet
Ter. For our satisfaction, the Princi-
nal. after reading the opening chapter
IN the bible. requested the pupils 10
sing. They sang, and sang >wectIN
too but there was none OF that gay
b5rJ-likf. carol in their voices hat
would occur IN a good, clean, lofty
school pom. We take the liberty of
enforcing ON the mind pf every CHI
zen OF Carson. the absolute necessity
for them to visit our >choninoust.
Dissertation fails; no conception can be
i"flhe" Oh tht I"iiIe'' ''' VI
!, n.Ir. W. Io not design TO write
anything that can offend, but a local
paper TO Keep silent ON >uch q >"P]ec'
would. We conceive MOI 0HAS NC "o'o
llct, Il criminal.
Pr ,er,r-s >rpyIcEs AT THE STATE
~.
ihl>oN'
ter having accepted an IlNllatioil from
Lieutenant Governor Denver 10 attend
the reiislou, services at the State Phi
SON ON last sabbath afternoon, thus
speak, OF the service: The Rev. y.
y. Fisher Delivered u very approprI
aIe "u'.'e9H ~ - $50" '+,H .,iitaI -,
the OCCASION. and apparently many OF
his hearers were deeply affected there
by" We trust that Mr.. Fisher viii
continue his visits TO that institution
believing that such services Will be
productive Of much good. All those
prisoners are not hardened sinners,
and even If they We're, our savior de
cIared that He did not come 20 call the
righteous, but SINNERS TO repentance.
With 50 many clersylnen III ulldel,
surely service could be helu once Oh
each Sabbath at the Prison.
FAREWELL OF REV. l.. y. HURD.-
The Presbyterian Church was filled to
its utmos capacity on Sunday even
inc. To listen to the parting words of
tbe late rastor of the Church. We
have seldom ll>teued TO a more faith
FIJI discourse The text was, ..Thv
KINGDOM Come" The utmost atten-
non was paid to the ermon and dur
ing tue deliNelS Inc wins vi ma
Mr. Hnrd roes hence to Virginia
Civ. This civ w~illIose, and our sister
town will gain an upright, sincere
Christian gentleman.