Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-11

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in this excursion. and improved tn
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we're accompanied by the Montgomer!
and Emmett Guards. Good music wal
discoursed and the picnic pronounced I
grand success by the participants.
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SCHooI. EXAMINAT,oN.- Miss Tay-
ior's class of the Primary Department
was examined OH Friday afternoon.
The exercises commenced with con-
cert singing, which was performed in
very good time and with much harmony
for such wee midgets as form this nursery
Of the Public School. This was followed
by exercises in Roman numerals. count
ING, spelling words OF one syllvble and
Primary Geography. In all of which
the pupils did themselves and their
teacher much credit. There were sew
eral declamations which we would like
very much TO particularize, but We will
forego this pleasure. Querry-why do
not the public-especially the patrons of
the school-come out and see what their
children have been doing during tho
past year?
Our QUART MIL AT THE CENTENNIAL.
Mr.. J. G. Senderling, who assisted in
erecting the Nevada quartz mill at Phil
adelphia, arrived in Carson yesterday
morning. having been some twelve days
on the way here from Philadelphia. He
reports our mineral exhibit by far the
best there. The quartz mill is crushing
ore to some extent, but has to be used
with view to economy Of ore. -Four
carloads. forty tons. OF ore had arrived
there. The mill is great attraction.
There is great demand for specimens
Of the ore to take away. Mr.. Sender!ing
will 60 to Virginia City and endeavor to
induce the sending of greater quantity
o. ore to Philadelphia.
PLEADED GCILTY.-The Inln arrested
on Friday, WHO gave his name rs George
Hall, charged with obtaining money
under false presenses, by endeavoring to
levy Il tax on Cinnamon, by representing
bimsel! an agent Of the Chief OF Police
to raise funds for The suppression OF the
Anti Chinese rioters, was brought before
Justice Witherell yesterday for trial.
He pleaded guilty and vas ordered to
appear for sentence tomorrow ut . a. NJ.
TEE RIOTERS. case OF Charles F.
Hone. II. C. Cade and D. Gree, now
under bail charged with unlawful assem-
bly,, will! come up for trial in the Justice
Court tomorrow The prosecution will
be conducted By District Attorney Pat
terson Of Ormsby county and Messrs.
Wood and Lindsay Of Storey county.
The defense will be conducted by Ellis
4 King of Carson. 1t will be trial OF
more than local interest.
PUBLIC SCHooL.-Ths Examination OF
Miss Whitcomb's class in the Intsrmedi-
ate Department of the Public School
will take place on Monday. commencing
at 8 o'clock 4. II. The Examination OF
Miss Adams class, in the same depart
msnt, will take place on Tuesday next.
A WARM DAY was yesterday, and
balmy evening followed. There is now
q reasonable hope there is no danger of
severe frosts for months to come. The
snow on the mountains is gradually dis
appearing. Yet it is deep enough to
last a long time in our hottest weather.
The CHARGE OF ExroRTIoN.-The case
~ Waltz REGISTER of the Land Office