The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-30

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quested that the style might be changed
and verbiage corrected, if necessary.
No necessity existing, we give his re-
port verbatim: 1.-THE closing exercises
of the pupils of the Intermediate and
p Primary departments of the public
school. on Friday afternoon. were alike
creditable To the teachers, Miss TOrrev-
son, of the intermediate, and Miss
Gregg, of the Primary, ard the Schol
airs of the two departments. The exer-
ci>es consisted of Dialogues, Rotations
and vocal music. In each there was
the evidence of great care and attention
on the part of the teachers and dill
gence on the part of the scholars" Mr..
Doran goe on to say that being unac
quainted with the of h schol-
ars, and his mOdeStv preventing him
from making the inquiry. he was un
able to designate those who acquitted
themselves the best. He winds up his
report by saving, "that the children
are a credit to their parents, their
teachers and themselves" We return
thanks to our esteemed and, unfOrtun
ateiv for himself. toe modest friend,
for his great kindness and promise to
exact no fees, should he require u
services on a certain Interesting occa
sion.
ONE OF CARSoN's BoYs-S. A. Deuel.,
formerly clerk to Mr.. Cotton, and
whom we noted as having received a
diploma to practice the healing art,
has received the appointment of house
surgeon of the Long Island Collegel
hospital. This appoin inert Will be
! NOT nnlv a SnI1rpa nf ora nl1flRn tn his
parents and family in Sacramento, but
to his numerous friends in Carson
City. Very few Young mel ever made
SO favorable impression in u entire
community as DR.. :. A. Deuel. made.
We are proud of him for we always
predicted for MIN a brilliant future.
NATIVE CHERRIEs.-We yesterday
visited General r. NJ. Clarke's dwell
ing, in order to see his much boasted
cherry CROP, and we here say that he
has a right to blow for the trees are
perfectly covered with fruit. nearly
! ripe; and, as for piums, the trees are
so loaded that it Is a n the
branches do not break down. This
country is doubtless "A failure "a re
CARDS larger fruit, hut for plums, cher
ries. and berries, it heats the world,
that is when there are no late frosts.
SCHOoL MATTERS.-From Captain b.
II. Meder. School Trustee, we have
the follOwing: cat a meeting of the
Board of School Directors, held June. |
%. the following bills We're allowed:
f.. A. Moody. teacher. $40: Mary Tor
rev>on, teacher. 500: Carrie Gregg,
teacher. SO; w. K. Wright, %ianitor,
$50. on motion. ordered that the pub
lie school in district No. [, be closed
from this date and remain closed TIL
further orders, and that the teachers
in sail schools are hereby discharged
from further service"
MEXICAN NobUNTEERs.-At Attorney
Patterson has accepted an invitation to
join the Mexican Volunteers in the
procession at Virginia city on the
Fourth. We We're ignorant Until to
dav that u esteemed friend ever led
a forlorn hope in Mexico. Sorry to
lose the presence of the gallant officer
on the Fourth in CaISon, and hereby
commend him to the kind guardian
ship OF the Virginia ladies.
IMPRovING.-We are proud to state
lidl AL. -llIISs was pltiSh bN Il
dog on Friday last, is much better and
able to attend to his regular business.
The poor dog is not 20 well to day,
and will probably be worse before
long. 4 dog that is mean enough TO
bite a newspaper man should not be
permitted to live u half his days.
1. 0. o. Fat a meeting of Capitol
TOdpa No 0O. on Frida evening the
following officers ware elected for the
ensuing term ID. G. kItZmeyer, n.
G.; A. n. Fisher. V. G.; HIS. Mason,
X. Sec; Charles Martin, L. Sec.; w.
d. Torrevson, Treasurer. George w.
Chedic. I. ID. Edwards and j. d. Ham
mond were elected Trustees.
U. S. BRANCH MINr.-To day be-
ing Sunday no shipments We're made
frem the Mint. There is on hand IA
impaired bars of god and silver to go
by train to morrow, weighing 1867
pounds, and worth in gold coin S41,-
$50 Sail Crown Point bullion, and
goes to the credit of that mine.
ACCIDENT AT SGTEo TUNNEL.-From |
W. Keith, County Clerk of
county. we learn that q man fell
the air shaft now IL process of .
construction for the Sutro Tunnel and
'sas severely. if not fatally injured. =.
fell 4 distance Of Gu feet We did Z
Learn his uane. !
FIRE WcRKs AND FLAGs.-Fire
"raokcrs, sky rockets, bombs ,-serpents
nd flags. for Fourth q July celebra-
8. -Io -, 1917