Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 3

omiihiwi state johai RICK DA1L JOURNAL IBM C'KXTM BB WEEK THtUBDAY JVXE 2d ISM rMTornct holm TM foilawing rale tire been adopted for the regulation of bualbaaa coouectcd with tLa Halin I'uetoA' office hour from to 13 o'clock a and 1 to a Money order department will La open from o'clock a to Munday hour frotuSfiu to lot10 o'clock Evaxs imxo May 1 1M4' TOWN AND COUNTY HHLVIIIIA Beno the school town cl the State Nathan has souio fin Summer suits Don't forget the public school exer cise The Mcond story of Dorn's brick be gins to loom tip Martin's new brick office is nearly ready for occupancy Mrs Helen Hcoville was a passenger for the Bay last evening Leadliettr is handling seventy five cases of Beno strawberries per day Jesse Atwell an old time Kenoite is now 11 charge of the Elko water works The farmers are all busily engaged now in harvesting their first crop of alfalfa Now is the time for onr merchants to get their bids ready for Asylum and Prison supplies It is said to have snowed quite heavily on some of the higher peaks in the Bierras Monday night Silver State No 1 Uniform Rank of 1' of Eureka will give a grand ball on riday evening Joly 11th Dr 11 Hurns and daughter camo down from Virginia yesterday to attend the Seminary exercises and musicale All kinds of job work executed with neatness and dispatch and at the lowest possible rates at the Journajl Job Office The Salvation Army has Carson in its toils It will be wonderful if a single one of the Army shall be left to tell the tale George Stocklo has passed the ex amination at West Point successfully He will now be admitted to the Academy as a cadet Ths argument in the Bergman habeas eorpua case was concluded before Judge Hawley yesterday afternoon The Judge took the matter under advisement The Committe on permanent organi sation appointed at the Blaine and Logan meeting Saturday night will nest next riday evening at Justice Young's office to prepare their report The Jocks al Job Office is at work upon a transcript which will make a book of 150 pages The Journal's fa cilities foi executing this class of work are unexcelled by any office in the SUte Branch formerly 'a member of the California Legislature and well known as a prominent Democrat has abandoned the Democratic party and is supporting the Republican Presidential ticket In a letter to the Secretary of ths Blaine and Logan Club at Modesto he gives a caustic review uf the history of the Democratic party and declares that it is "unprogressive unaggressive un American" In closing be says be will no longer follow "its blind leader ship" but will ally himself "to the forces that have accomplished and are to accomplish grand and noble re sults in our history" in other words to tbs Republican party Tew ISaye Were Considerable excitement was created in Beno some time ago over a reported secret wedding AH efforts to identify tbs supposed parties were nnavailing The event is supposed to have occurred about 80 days ago and the law makes it the duty of the clergyman performing the ceremony to file the certificate with the Recorder within 90 days or pay a fine of 50 The officiating officer has still 10 days grace during which time he Itecorder's office will be watched with intense interest for that important item of new Trsvke JlMStwa Hay There will be 30U00 ton of hay cut on the Truckee Meadows this year About 10000 tone have been carried over from last year so there will be 40 000 tone to consume and dispoee of Of course a large number of cattle will be driven in during the all to feed but It is a question whether there will be enough to eat it all up Every farmer who can should raise cattle and in that way create a market for hie hay People will eat meat but can't oat bay in Ila original state When the blood moves sluggishly in the vein because it is loaded with im purities an alterative io needed as this oowditton of the vital fluid eannot last long without serious results There is nothing bettor than Barsaparilla to purify the blood and impart energy to the system CMEEXCEMEXT BAT eeee C1m of A crowd of friends presented them selves yesterday forenoon at Bishop Whitaker's "School for Girls" to lis ten to the closing exercises of the eighth year The brightness and cheeriness of the many windowed rooms was in creased by tasteful decorations of flow ars Bouqusts and garlands of roses met the eye at every turn while their fragrance Hosted through every corri dor Miss Sumner's class in Astronomy was examined at the closo of the morning prayer Misses Cora Manning and Janie Vosburg as well as the graduates of the day showed themselves well ac quainted with the mystic science dis cussing ths most difficult problems with an ease that proved hew long and thor ough had been their researches in this study Miss Kiltie Grippen rendered an instrumental solo in a manner that testified strongly of industry and abil ity after which a large class under the direction of Miss Reed gave conclusive evidence of interest in and knowledge of the study of Elocution The illus trations given were rendered with ex ceptionally fine expression and acute understanding of the most delicate shades of thought The exquisite musi cal selection which followed by Miss Quaife Miss Cara and Richatd Jose was very much enjoyed The examina tion of Mias Dickinson's class in Intel lectual Philosophy was a decided treat The numerous topics taken up were discussed in all their vastness reason argument and illustration being given with concise and convincing truthful ness The Calisthenics participated in by about forty of tho pupils were in tensely interesting Exercises with the wands and dumb bells as also the marches and drills partook of military precision The gestures and postures expressing expectation grief and joy were given with wonderful grace and power At half past twelve an appetiz ing lunch was served in the dining room to which all present were cordial ly invited The large school room was filled to its utmost capacity at the beginning of the afternoon exercises The three young ladies who constituted the grad uating class Miss Hattie Schooling Miss "Kittie Grippen and Misa Sallie Dunkle were the observed of all observ ers and well they might be for what more fascinating combination could be imagined than the fairness and fresh ness of youth brightened by intellect glorified by happiness and arrayed in loveliest garments Miss Kittie Grip pen who dslivsrsd the Salutatory wore a dress of soft creamy white mull pro fuselyjdecoratedwith flounces of orient al lace The throat garniture of silk illusion was fastened by the pin which was the design of a crescent and star in heavy polished gold Her essay was earnest and original with here and there a light touch of sarcasm and humor Her poem entitled "Bub bles" was delicate in thought musical in its rythm and read with truest taste and expression An essay on the "In fluences of rizes" by Miss Sallie Dunkle showed clear reasoning powers with a strong desire to reach all that is noblest and best in life's conclusions The young lady wore a dress of ivory white lawn quaintly made Ths cor sage was tucked from the yoke to the waist line and the sleeves to a few inches from the elbow A lace ruff at the throat was fastened by natural flowers the only other orna ment being the gleaming "class" pin The essay "A Posse ad with Val edictory by Miss Hattie Schooling was listened to with interest Her transla tion of the class motto with all the grand possibilities of thought contained therein could bo summed up in the sincere heartfelt wish that for them all each coming year of the future would bring mors of noble effort more of suc cessful endeavor and more of all that goes tomake up the sum of real good ness and happiness Miss Hattie wore an exquisite dress of cream tinted crepe the skirt was garniturod with loops of heavy satin ribbon finished by swaying ball of silk plush The graceful polo naise was trimmed with elegant lace and the drapery was held in place by ornaments of the plush A bunch of white roses and the mystic pin fastened the Ince at the throat All the gradu ate received numerous exquisite flower pieces gifts of personal friends who ap preciated the triumphs of their consci entious and successful school work During the afternoon Miss Msy Cara and Mr Jose gave solos each in their own (unrivaled style "A Burlesque Sequel to Ivanhoe" the play which was rendered was a great pleasure to the audience The parts were taken with spirit and acted to the life The songs introduced were mostly in familiar old time melodies and were every one well sung one extremely pleasant feature of both recitations and songs being tho clear enunciation of the girls In tho work of the classes in painting and draw ing which was on exhibition in one of the rooms was shown considerable artistic talent The useful arts are not despised in this home for girls as was shown by exhibition in tho parlor Darning as done by some of tho pupils is really to be desired for ornamentation The prizes offered in the various depart ments were well deserved and appar ently most satisfactorily awarded as was testified by the hearty applause of the school which followed the announce ment of tho various names PRIZES AWARDED 1st Most improvement in music Annie Becker 2d Most improvement in music Belle Harris irst in painting Lnlu Ludlow Drawing Sarah Ernst 1st Patching Lulu Ludlow 2d Carrie Meily Best made garment Lydia Jennings Darning Sallie oster Most heedful Sarah Ernst Running race Nettie Rising Walking Belle Harris 2d Running race Laura Stackhouse Most improvement in sewing Mamie Hopkins Bishop Whitaker presented the diplo mas to the class of 1381 with the ex pression of so much tenderness towards them hopefulness for them and belief in them as must forever remain a blessed memory as they travel the road of life THE MUSICALE The Nevada Theater was crowded last night with friends and patrons of Bishop Whitaker's School for Girls to enjoy the 21st rehearsal of the Depart ment of Music and Miss Quaiffa must have had her heart completely filled with happiness at tho many manifesta tions of approval given by the vast au dience The entertainment was en chantingly delightful from a musical standpoint and on a smaller scale equal to one of concerts Certainly everybody directly or remotely connect ed with the performance did well as the result was a genuine tri umph for all concerned Suicide Robert urguson while in a tem porary fit of insanity yesterday com mitted suicide by shooting himself at Smith ranch Spanish Springs Valley Hill gave the man employment about two months ago and has several times noticed that he was not in his right mind Hill came to Reno yester day and during his absence urguson got hold of a pistol and killed himself Coroner Dickens has taken charge of the body and the effects of the dead man An inquest will be held to day Good ruit ProspectM The Silver State says the apple trees at and in the vicinity of Unionville at and in Paradise Valley are said to be laden with fruit and un less something occurs to prevent it from ripening the apple crop will be the heaviest ever produced in the county or Winter use Humboldt apples are far superior to those raised in Califor nia as the codling moth and other in sects which injure apples over the mountains are unknown here Needs Repairing The bridge which crosses the big ditch opposite Dr residence on Center street is in a dangerous condi tion for travel The planking has given away and is liable to let a team through any day The Chairman of the Board should see that the necessary repairs are made at once as the Roadmaster claims he is not authorized to act with Out an order from the Board Old Residents The Journal was a little off yester day in stating that Henry Orr was the "oldest inhabitant" George Alt rost the Steele Brothers Huffaker and old maw Smith of Pleas ant Valley were old residents of the Truckee Meadows prior to the advent of Mr Orr Grand Ledge of Tho members of Lyon Lodge No 12 of of Dayton are already making extensive preparations for the accommo dation and entertainment of the mem bers of the Grand Lodge of that order which will bold its next session at Day ton commencing on Monday August 4 District Court The case of the State against Hanlin and Mitchel indicted for housebreak ing was tried yesterday and resulted in a conviction The four parties convicted at this term of Court will receive their sentence this morning Wool Arriving The Silver State says that on Monday twenty four bales of wool weighing some 15600 pounds from Senator Mc Connell's flocks were unloaded at the Winnemucca depot also some 9000 or 10000 pounds belonging to Tur rittin Ths Waters Receding The Humboldt river is gradually get ting lower and the showers of Sunday evening and Monday bad no perceptiblefleet on the stream According to re ports from Paradise Valley the streams up there are gradually receding Races On the 5th of July there will be three races for good purses over the Winne mucca course One race will be 300 yards another 600 yards and the third half mile and repeat The races will the nusberleee pieces of needlework on be free for all horses LAKE'S ESTATE The Trauhles Ineldent to a Is tri bal inn or It The disposition of the Lake estate is still engrossing public attention and the various theories advanced indicate that the legal complications will be in teresting to the legal fraternity if not to the heirs Should the Trustees of the Truckee Lodge appoint an Executor in accordance with the terms of the will ho would be compelled to file a bond of $100000 at least and defend the will at his own expense Should the will be set aside the present Mrs Lake would be entitled to letters of administration upon filing the necessary bond Should she not desire to act the Court" would then appoint an Administrator Very few men can give such a bond as will be required and probably none of those who can are anxious for the position for notwithstanding Lake was the rich est man in the county and it is suppos able there are millions in administration fees when the matter is calmly considered it has not yet been made apparent that the Administrator will receive such compensation as the labor and responsibility deserves The estate of course is subject to all suits now pending and likely to be brought Mrs Jane Lake the divorced wife will it is expected be declared by the Supreme Court to be entitled to one half of the property and the will being set aside the other half would be equally divided between the boy Charles Myron and Mrs Mary Lake The Sav ings Bank suits may be decided against the estate in which event there will not be quite as much left to distribute However all the heirs and other parties interested will receive what the law gives them and even at the worst will all be comfortably provided for PUBLIC MIIOOL Programme of the Closing' Exercises of the Preparatory Department of the Ueno Public This Afternoon Opening Vacation song School Prologue Bertie Cunningham Play Stella Jose Procession ofStars Soul Iva Simpson Duet Carrie McIntosh May Payne Ready Eddie Caine Out West Mamie Purdie Biding up from Bangor annie Mc Intosh DRAMA MOTHER MADGE AND HER SHOE Mother Madge Gertrude McIntosh King Bertie Varian Prince Jack Bertie Ward Princess Nina Carrie McIntosh Spit fire Lola Remington Giants Children etc The Lost Hymn Nona Seaton Evening Charles Coffin Who holds up the Sky Allie Simpson Waiting for Mother Ollie Taylor The Academy Bell May Palmer Speak Gently Harry Martin irst Tooth Mabel Stanaway Chorus School The Wedding ee Grace McIntosh Birds in Summer Lillie Thompson Relics of the Old Homestead Lizzie Hogan Biddies Troubles May Wheeler Mary Dow Anna Martin Pantomine Maggie raser Nona Sea ton Lola Remington The Wreck of the Hespenes Carrie Morrill Out in the Cold Clara Taylor The Blue and the Gray Lena Dawson Marion and His Men Callie McLeish Troublesome Neighbors Alice Cunning ham Ship on ire Gertie McIntosh Closing Song School Mice's Surprise Parly Pop was produced to a fair house at the Nevada Theater Tuesday evening The company has not improved since its appearance over a year ago and did not give a very satisfactory perform ance Kate Castleton was on the bills but not on the stage She did not coms to town Bray has been chosen Principal of the Gold Hill schools vice Mrs Swift resigned Mr Bray has filled the position of Principal of the Dayton schools for the past five years Advice to Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth? 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