Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-01
THE CARSON DISTRICT SCHOOL.

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School in Carson will be opened for its
Autumn term The term begins under the
most favorable auspices The teachers and
scholars have had good long rest, the force
of teachers is admirable selected and the
grading of the school as planned by the man
acement is as admirable as it is simple and
effective The term opens with that very
superior teacher, Mr.. H. II. Howe, as Prin-
cipal and at the head of the First Grade. The
fact of his being at the head of the school en-
sures the very best possible discipline. The
other grades are to be Differed as follows
2nd, Miss Walter; Sd, Miss Ryan; Attn, Mrs.
! Buuce; 9th, Miss Gates; 9th, Miss Fleming;
! 9TH, Miss Martin. The grade of the teachers
assigned to the two ward schools is the same
IA the last-grade 7. Miss Patton will teach
| the North Ward School and Miss Lathrop
| the South Ward. So the machinery for grind
| ing out scholars is ready to start again; and
! inasmuch as this is the long session, as we say
in Congress, let US hope that all hands, pupils
as well as teachers and parents as well as
their children will cooperate to make the
term pleasant and profitable,
THE SISTBaS' SCHOOL IN CARSON. Some
days ago gentleman who is supposed to be
pretty intimate with the men and things OF
the Catholic Church in Nevada informed liz
that there was Il probability of the sale of the
old race course property, now owned by the
Church. This of course meant an abandon
meut Of the projec. of building and maintain
ing seminary here, as was at first con-
templated A day or two since we inter
viewed Father T0rmey upon the question.
From him we learn that there is no notion
entertained by tine present owners of that
property of disposing of the same. They
not only propose to hold it but to build upon
it. and when they build they will erect sub
stantal buildings. We did not understand
that any definite time had been fixed upon
when to begin operations; but that school
building or buildings will be planned and con-
structed in due course of time is the present
earnest intention. We are very glad of this,
The Catholics have a way of doing things
substantially and with view to permanence.
will give employment to many hands. After
they have builded they will maintain an es-
tablishment which will be of lasting benefit to
the town and county. We are in hopes to
see them begin their work early as the
coming spring.
ST. PETERS CHURcH-There will be SER
vices this day at II A NJ, Bishop Whitaker
officiating Sunday School at 1870. At 3
P. NJ. meeting of the Vestry and Ladies'
Aid Society will be holden in the Sunday
School room for conference with the Bishop |
upon matters of Importance A full attend |
ance is desired.
STRANGE IF TRUE--The Gold Hill Ne1US of |
last evening says that Mrs Repp, the female |
larcenist sent from White Pine to the Peni- |
tertiary, has escaped from that institution. |
The statement is that taking advantage of her |
liberty to be about the yard she walked off.
Wonder if this is true?
SIERRA SEMINARY.-In the general opening
of schools, let it not be forgotten that the
door of Miss Clapps school house will be
thrown wide open and that she will be there
as she has been for these many years, ready
to give instruction to children of all ages and
grades.
In TowN.-Governor Hagerman is in the
city. Looks hearty and full of the speed and
endurance of political four miller. He bears
the look of a man who will warm the stalwart
Broadhorns in primary and conventional
way. He has our unqualified consent.
Mr.. TAGERMANs CARD'-A card from Mr..
Hagerman apps,.rs in another column. We
lad intended to comment. =, - 4 it but it came
50 late that we are compelled to 5efer our re-
marks until another issue. In the il.3qntime
ct our readers read it. t
NJ E. CHURCH.-Rev. Mr.. Hammond will
preach at the Methodist Church tomorrow
It 7:45 P. NJ There will be no morning SER
vice.
Bishop Whitaker was on the train yester-
lay morning. His school for girls is doing
,xcellently and improving with age.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - There will be
ervices to-day at IL A. NJ and at 30 P. NJ.
Sunday school at 1915 P. NJ.
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