Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-29
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Tnl CARSON DpHocnAT1c CIus-kooH
gets the following pleasant notice IN tbt
Virginia Evening Chronicle: Ih'
Young Mems Tilden Reform Club OF
Carson has club room that exci'es
envy in the heart of every Virgin"
Democrat who enters it. Large tables
upon q we'll carpe,ed floor !; comfortable
chairs: all the leading papers OF N
county-dsily and veekly-and briRh
gas. make the room as attractive rs any
club room could be made. Op"n'nt
from the reading room is nnotirr
apartment for committee meetings. e'r.
The young men Of Carson are conduc
ting the campaign in tirst-c'ass style
They make their club room place ~
pleasant resort; they always have goo"
speakers and good mns'c at their m-+'
iups. and il is no wonsier therefore, tina
the Club is popular and gains frlfn"s
every day"
Rky. Mr.. HAMMOND having been mp
pointed by the Methodist Conference IT.
Gently in session, as resident minister in
Carson. has removed with his family
here and now occupies the Methodist
parsonage and has taken enar9e OF ne
Methodist church in this plnc" Rev
Mr. Tevis, recently in charge Of that
church, and whose time has expire.
is reported AZ contemplating removal.
next week to the Eastern States.
NARRIED.-Iu this city. on the 27'b
inst. by Rev. A. H. Tevis. Mr. john "
Calbreath to Mrs. Louisa NJ. Putnam.
THE SEMINARY.-Bish Whitaker
was i'm town yesterday looking after
the interests of the Seminary, which
is to be opened for business tw"
weeks from to-day. He informs us
that The carpets, crOckery ana glass
ware have arrived and that the furnl
ture would arrive from San francesca
i'm a day or two. The carpenters have
not finished yet, but they are all at
work on the inside fitting it up ready
for school opening so as not To delay
il. The outside work can bc attended
10 atterward. MIR. Ward was busily
engaged putting up curtaits yestcf,
day. The rooms are being cleaner
out preparatory to laying the carpets,
which will be done as rapidly AS pos
sible. -Four pianos and one organ
will he placed in the building at first
though it is thought likely another
piano will be needed. The Bishop has
concluded 20 put in little steam
pump instead OF p hydraulic ram to
raiS., the water to the tanks at the top
Of the building. The pump will he
of sutlicien, capacity 10 I'll the two
tanks, which contain 1850 gallons, III
an hour and half. SO that it will onlv
ie necessary to run it an hour every
other day to supply all the water
needed in tho building. \ reservoir
is to he built so that should the ditch
ever get broken the water would not
give out. \ shalt for sewerage has
been dug. IL is deep enough to reach
the gravel formation which under
lies the valley. so that The water
will find n ready seepage.
Every room for boarders WAS filled /"
few DAYS ago. bu: the recent "cbop III
stocks has dencraliZed three or four men
in Virginia SO much that they have told
the Bishop to rent the rooms. they had
engaged for their girls to some one else
The teacher are expected to arrive On
the Mcnda, preceding the opening OF
,be school. The amount of work nec-s
sary TO fit such building as the Episco-
pal Seminary up for business is very
great. f Reno Journal, Sept. %.