Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-06

OuR PuBLrc SCHOOLS AND The CEN
rExxIAL.-The following circular from
State Superintendent S. P. Kelly should
have appeared before but was inadyers
emily overlooked. Here is chance for
our bows and girls to show what they
can do and have their work exhibited
where ten million people will see it;
To the Teachers of the Public Schools
in the State of Nevada: The Commits
sioner of Education has allotted q space
for the State OF Nevada at the Centen-
NAL Exhibition. to be held IN fhllalei-
mia in 1876. We will be IN competition
with every State in the Union. IL Is TO our
interest to make good showing. de-
sire to see every school 10 the State well
represented. by az least one specimen OF
peumanship, map or other drawing, or
any evidence of proficiency on the part
of the scholar. Each ungraded school
and each department OF graded school
will be limited to three specimens lmore
can be prrsepted); the Board of Ednca-
lion TO decide upon the specimens to be
forwarded. l ask the earnest and
prompt cooperation OF every teacher In
The State. Send in the best efforts OF
your scholars. Specimens must be for
warded 10 this Office before December 81,
1875 10 insure place in the exhibition.
Very truly. yours.
SaMUEL z. KELLY,
State Superintendent.
That some things can be done as we'll
| "a others. has been satisfactorily demon.
strat+d by a turk y gobbler at Capt.
Garden s ranch. Turkey gobblers gen.
orally don't amount to much, and
though they strut around and look
pompous they are not Of any special i'm
| portance till Christmas time. But this
| turkey gobbler has made himself useful
| as well as ornamental by occupying a
nest, deserted by the unnatural mother
bird, and aft-r five weeks patient incu-
baton succeeded in his w-ll-meant
efforts and brought into life brood of
| young turks. On their appearance be
abandoned the nest as though in proud
consciousness of fulfilled mission and
now goes forth in the serene knowledge
that his life has not been a failure. The
little turks are all doing very nicely,
thank You, and the Capt promises us
that If they grow and mature, the RECoRI
| will have turkey meat till you can't rest
| when New Years comes round. We
have a wonderful memory for things that
way and shall expect to see them, fol
turkeys hatched out by the parien
aforesaid ought to be big enough by tina
time.
DISTRACT CoURr.-The District Cour
met on Tuesday, October 9Th, pursuan
to adjournment, and transacted the fol
lowing business John Dahl VS.. Wash
ington & Creole Silver Mining Compan,
came on regularly for trial. The defaul
of all lien holders that had not come il
and made parties plaintiff was entered
after proof, etc. Judgment was ordered
TO be entered upon the findings of fac
and the conclusions of law to be hereaf
ter flied. M. Kavanagh Va. HUM 4
Hunt; the same order with reference +
the default. proofs submitted and tn
argument OF the case continued unit
Friday. W. W. Ellis vs HUM & Hunt
default entered and Judgment ordered t
be entered in accordance with the com
plant Court then adjourned until Fri
day, October 10th
THE gentleman who attempted t
poison himself on Sunday last, and t
, prevent which the powers that be wer
obliged to confine him in the Count
Jail, was discharged from that intsitutio
last evening with such thorough dit
gust for himself that be intends lea,
ing on this mornings Hamilton stage.
, PIocHE HOSE House. The carpentt
, work on this house is almost finished
as soon as it is papered and painted i
appearance will be an ornament to tn
, portion of Phoebe.
A BUCKING horse amused the lounge
in and around Johnston's Dexter stabl,
, yesterday afternoon by his antics. Ever
: one wanted him 70 go but he would n,
go worth cent.
The Hamilton stage arrived yesterdt
at 4:3O p. IN. with one passenger f.
r Phoebe.
e JUSTICE CoURT. The case of Glisst
vs.. Anderson was settled by payne
yesterday afternoon.
q FLORAL MILL.-.The employees of Il
y Floral mill were paid off yesterday by
r A. Bldwell, superintendent