Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12
AFTER A DEAD MANS SHOES.

THEATEE.-The appearance Of Amy
Stone and Mr.. Stone in Cigarette, sup
ported by good company. at the Car
son Thsater. last night, was greeted by q
we'll filed house. Ever favorite here,
Miss Stone, splendid actress and gifted
woman, seems to retain the admiration
of our theater going people. Everything
passed OFF smoothly and successfully. all
the actors, from long practice, being per-
fectly familiar with their parts. This
evening will be presented Boucicault's
great play of Led Astray, Miss Stone
taking the character OF Armand Chan
dore, Mr.. Stone that OF Hector Placide,
and Mr.. Barrows that of RodolpLe
Chandore. Persons DESTROYS of attend
ing will do well to secure seats this
morning. Matinee on Saturday after
noon, when the beautiful and popular
play of the Pearl of Savoy will be pre-
scented.
YE PEDAGoGUEs.-The Teachers In
s,itute met in Virginia City yesterday.
We had supposed it was an event of
sufficient Importance to command the
presence of some of the teachers in the
Carson Schools, but we miss their names
in the report of the proceedings. There
was good attendance of the teachers in
Storey County. however. We quote
from the Chronicles report: 1.-The lnsti-
tute voted in favor of amending the
school law to compel the officers to carry
out the compulsory education Act in the
strictest way" 1t was also voted that it
would not be we'll to read daily news
papers in schools. Professors Flint and
Baker were outvoted in this last named
proposition.
Too MANY DoGs.-Mr. Ferris was en-
gagged yesterday in setting ont evergreens
in the Capitol grounds. They came from
Illinois. Great care will be taken to
keep them alive. Mr.. Ferris has fornd
that the dogs are very destructive to
these evergreens, and be has taken the
pains to have the gates to the grounds
closed to keep them ont. We trust his
efforts to keep these animals out of the
Capitol grounds will be seconded by
every person who has occasion to pass
through them.
INJURED By A CAGE.-On Wednesday
morning a miner named Morgan Rich
ards, employed at the Lady Washington
mine, in Storey County, met with
severe accident. He was working at the
bottom of the shaft when the cage de-
scended upon him. crushing him into
the water and mud. Although Richards
was badly bruised, fortunately no bones
we're broken.
A MEAN AND MALICIOUS CR1xF.-Tom
Daley, q special officer employed in the
Delta saloon in Virginia City, purchased
three fine mich COWS . few days ago.
The Chronicle of last evening stated that
IN Wednesday evening some miscreant
entered his stable and poisoned them.
Two of the cows died yesterday morning |
md the third is not expected to recover. |
IMrIovEMExTs.- rapid click o:
he hammer is heard all over the city. |
Building and repairing seem to be the
rider of the day. Quite soon we will |
,sve to note the grating OF the trowel in
tho walls of more durable |
structures. Carson's prospects for the |
eason are ushered in with hearty good |
vill.
We are in receipt Of a pamphlet copy
+ Senator Jones' speech on tho bill to
.mend the law relating to legal tender Of
liver coin. It contains 120 pages and !
-, aDpondiY