Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-24
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TllE RUBY HILL SSySDI.yDESy.

roof leaks so badly that Tho children
must be grouped i'll the intel of the
floor. and if more than Il dozen in
number, sone of them must get wet.
There is a hole i'll the roof big enough
for a boy To creep through. The stove.
by he aid of some cnterprising thief,
has lost its legs and its pipe, is on the
outside and ready To roll off at the
first opportunity. one desk is i'll
pieces before the door. and will make
capital iirewood when better seasoned.
The other being in use. serves the no.
bic purpose OF mixing the boys
and girls 80 etfectuallv that the idea
of there being any difference between
the sCNes will soon be totally discard
ed. Books, States and everything
movable have. as if by magic, taken to
themselves wings and flown WAY. no
body knows whittier; and vet. while
all this has been going on. a .%ianitor
has been living in the establishment.
II lie is not there himself. his blankets
and spare pants. his colorcd shirts and
socks, hold the place on behalf of the
county. These personal effects ought
TO be stolen also. but no one seems to
love them enough for that.
1t i needless To say that parents re-
siding on Ruby Hill feel indignant that
the comfort and educational advantage
cS they long TO secure for their chill
drcn should he. in Il great measure. de-
MED them. They are demanding a re-
form. but the School Trustees seem in
clincd 10 ''lct things stidc-and they
are sliding very fast. some of the
larger children 20 to the Eureka pub
liz school. aud all would go If they
..,rl.I fIIa- Ito, No.. go, 1900 =; 100.
great. and in Winter HE journey can
not he made under any circumstances.
If the County commissioners could
buy an Old. covered wagon
it might make a good FORMULATING
school : house, after Il sort. by
slowing the children snHgly away in
its interior. and making 4 daily trip to
town the Ruby Hill Youngsters would
be got out OF the way for Il few hours
at Il time; and. As for learning. why.
of course, the grand sights they would
sec in io~urncyin- hacN ward and for
ward would be worth something TO
them all their days. Yes. by all
means. let us have one travelling
>choul-houSc. and let the teacher use
the rcins and the whip as educational
Instruments.
Ruby Hill, July I'D, ISL.
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lRREFRESSIELE.-The Irrepres,ib,e
Sweeney dropped in las; night to say
that he cares nothing whatever about
crusaders or Local option. but mas
much as the comet failed To connect.
i'll accordance with the reflections of
an idiotic New York professor. and
thus, - Per the programme of the
aforesaid IDIOT. failed to destroy The To-
ell hahitationS of Base Rangers. he
wants it generally and especially
known that lie has some OF the finest
neW hu42ie~ and teams thai cVe made
\ track in the saEebruSh. That's about
what the irrcpressiblo told us. but no.
l"dN l. asked 10 tal;r III word in the
premises. Try EN-. and if Sweeney is
4 ialNitier, slaughter him on the ,pot.
lltNrISGToS NAlLEY.-From a gen
tleman who arrived from this place we
learn that the la:e rain, did no cou>id-
cradle damage e the hay crop. Some
Of the ranchers who had started to cut
net Wi II Il triiling loss. THE season
Will commence i'll earnest this week,
and the hay stacked aS soon ~ ro~>i-
BILE. Tor fear of the ain continuing.
Tie cereal crop promises well. and the
Yield for HE season Will be the largest
Vet had. There i Il scarcity OF farm
iug hands lust now. and every man in
the valley i hard a Work.
SECoNp-GENpE orrIgE.-Postmlster
Ramsey Yesterday K eiYol Official in
formation from the Postal Bureau that
the ro,totice a. this place had been