Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04

The different departments will no doub,
bs divided ~ before. into the Arst and
second primary. intermediate and gram.
nIr schools.
We wish to sugnsst, before dropping
tho subject, that shade trees Be planted
around the building a. soon a possible.
- that u shall not stand forth bare and
l,solate looking. q Is so often the case
with our public schools.
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SCHOOL TxAcHERs' EXAMINATION. The
examination Of applicants for the posi-
ton Of teachers In the Gold Hill Public
schools was commenced yesterday, and
continued to-day. Professor J. N.
Flint. Superintendent OF Public Schools.
being III, the examination Wa conducted
by A. II. Willis and J. W. whitcher.
We give below q list OF the names OF
.hose examined. Nineteen entered for
examination yesterday, among them two
little Misses Of thirteen or fourteen.
Their names do not appear among the
others. Many Of our prominent cit.
,zens, besides tho Board OF School
Trustees, wsrc in attendance. The APP
plicants were examined In Orthoepy.
photography. Arithmetic. Geography,
Physiology. Philosophy. United States
History. Grammar and Chemistry.
Some Of the applicants were by special
request Of themselves examined In
Latin. Algebra and Geometry. IL will
probably lake a day or two 10 determine
who are entitled to certificates. As the
teachers for all our Gold Hill schools
will DO selected from those passing the
examination successfully. Ne cannot vet
say when the Divide. American Flat and
Lower Gold Hill schools will open. The
schools in Gold Hill proper, ~ here
sofors frequently announced. will not DO
opened till tho new school.houso shall
nave been completed. The following Is
he list Of those examined: Miss 3.
T. Holmes. Miss Lena Smith. Miss Al.
Z. Lincoln. Miss Casio Henderson,
Miss Laura Holman, Mrs. Mary l..
CASTOR. Miss Mary Mcdonnell. Miss D.
L. Taylor. Miss Emily l.. Nicoll. Mr..
4. y. &. Davis. Miss Jennie q. ker.
chival, Mics louie CASTOR. Misc Mary
+. Richards. 7. II. James, II. y. Baker,
Albert Z. Setback and W. +. Kent.
A WOMB TO DIsrASpERs At Fms
From the license taken by everybody to
growl at and curse iremsn In this SEE
ton one would suppose they were most
literally paid for their services. So far
from this being the case. however. they
ars out Of pocket in initiation fees, dues,
etc. S35 or more every year. to say moth.
ing Of the clothes destroyed while at
Tres. Fire Companies arc usually COM
posed Of energetic men to whom tho
Of their duties Is bread and
neat. II hal better DO so. for u and the
,canty, often riggardly thanks they get
or .heir services. IL their remuneration.
Whom, therefore. In tho most pressing
emergencies when the gallant boys In red
,re almost ready 10 drop from fatigue.
see hundreds OF lazy hulks, notwith-
standing they nre appealed TO for sssist-
lnce, stand around with their hands In
heir pockets. and refuse 10 move q
and, rs il invariably tho case In
Virginia, u ruffies u true inward-
ness. DO the people Of this community
d that firemsn arc made OF steel.
DC thai they are obliged. whether they
Hish or not, 10 stand nj fires and work
themselves to death? II II Q common
sight to SEQ an engine running TO . nre
IN Virginia with only eight or ten men
On the ropes. while the streets on all
sides are lined with men. And these
very same men. who will look at = hand.
hl Of hremen working themselves 10
lath. arc loud mouthed and violent In
,Leir denunciaiions. II the fire compa-
MES are rot on hand as promptly ~
they think they should -. IL bysand-
ems ut fires would do more and give less
c,in music. probably the FIRE depart
ment would be more effective. IL IL
poor encouragement for q man to do his
o,st whsn he knows than In any event
10 will DO cursed ON all hands.
CAruHr HM.-An item appeared in
:he Nkws q few days ago about an Indian
,,ing taken to tho station house in Gold
ELL. in q state Of helpless into1icatiou.
M, came from Virginia and had two bot
les Of whisky ON his person. Town
Marshal Loynachsn and VIM. Harkin
COX the matter In hand. aud day brfore
yesterday canght the party who sold him
no liquor. 10 was q Chinaman u the
over end Of Union street. Virginia. He
AAs = 49, ny. Ins..
no. Chip.man was tried before Justice
Wright yesterday. and sentenced TO %
LAYS in the county Jail. lie seemed 10
:sfc his sentence in good part, and re-
markell TO the Interpreter that his board
rms sure for tho next three months.
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