Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-19
-. September 10. 1875


Writing School, the first term of which
closed last evening, in the ladies' class,
prizes were awarded to Miss Ida Van
Sickle for the best penmanship, to Miss
Emma Friend for the greatest improve
ment; to Miss Lena Cotton for the Sec
ond-best improvement. In the gentle
mems class, for the best writing. to
Frank Nuss; for the greatest improve
mept, Eddie HodgkinsoL; for the second
best improvement. Paul Thompson.
We have seen the specimens written at
the commencement and at the close OF
the term, and they show surprising de-
gree Of improvement in each case, and
j. is evident that the Professor is doing
an excellent work in the way OF instruct
ing the young ladies and gentlemen Of
this place in penmanship. The speci-
mems shown prove this much beyond a
doubt. The second term will commence
tomorrow, at the school room of Misses
Clapp Il Babcock. Parents will Doubt
less do well to consult Prof. Buck in
reference to teaching their children a
free, easy. beautiful and legible baud
writing.
The ALLKGHAkIASs CoNING.-On Fri
day and Saturday evenings September
"a and 25 inst, that favori.e troupe of
music makers aud vocalis:s, the Allie
ghanians will revisit Carson and give
US concert. They come from an ex-
tended tour with new songs, new music
and new people in their troupe. 1t will
be pleasantly remember that the Ale
ehanians are Bell Ringers also that
they resolve themselves into a committee
q the whole on the silver saxe-horn;
also that they sing some beautiful songs
and set out magnificent treat TO their
patrons on all occasions. they will find
themselves heartily welcome to Carson
Their performances will take place al
the Carson Theater. See their adver-
tisemen. in another column.
OFF FOR THE HUNTING GRoUNDs.-Ds
Neuf and Wehle, Hub Parker and Bob
Hotter made themselves into a hunting
party yesterday and started off, full of
hope and ammunition, for Trinity county,
California, there to follow the stag to
his slippery crag and chase the bounding
roe, also to tackle the snorting grizzly
and lay low the woodchuck and the
hedge hog. 1t is more than likely, that,
being armed at all points and ready to
resent all insults. they will shoot any
grouse or rabbit that attempts to com
NIT an injury upon their person. They
expect to be gone some weeks.
DANCING PARTI.-Professor Jacobson's
dancing party, projected as an appropri-
ate opening ceremony to the starting of
his school il October. will take place at
Turn Verein Hall on Monday evening.
II will be done up in the highest style
Of the art. No dancer can afford to alb |
sent himself from these extraordinary
from Virginia City will be in attendance.
A GRAND rush Of Royal Arch Masons
was observable hereaway last evening.
We consulted an oracle Of the Masonical
sort and he told US that the occasion WAS
that of the baptising or the gridironing
or the vaccinating. or something else of |
Hank Smith and Charley Tozer. We |
guess they kotched it as the evening
wore on. The town was full Of notables
all here to attend the Chapter.
TEE WRITING SCHOOL FURoRE is upon
our school children aud is spreading,
epedemic-like, to the older people. We
notice grand rush of boys and girls to
the Sierra Seminary every evening.
Last night there seemed to be something
more than usually attractive there.
AMONG the other old timers who found
heir way into Carson yesterday to at
tend the Chapter meeting was Chauncey
Noteware. He reports the city Of Tahoe
TO be still sitting, like ancient Tyre, at
The gates of commerce, filling her buck
skin Golfers with the juggling reward of
rir.uous enterprise.
STATE TREASURER SCHOOLING rolled
bis manly form into our smiling little
city yesterday. He has been mountain
sering and looked like q muldoon of
solid health.
The Right Rev. O. W. Whitaker, D.
D., will preach. by request, his discourse
On Science and the Bible, in the
Episcopal Church this evening. All are
invited.
ST. PETER's CHURCH-Services at IL
!. \. and 71sP.x. Sunday School at
~ O'Clock.
II. E. CHURCH A. II. Tevis, pastor.