Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-30
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began yesterday. - announced hsrsso-
fore In the News. The American Flat
..hoo, rras, AT;.s Kirobeysl. xas yidt-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p,.,...o,
% " me- 'n0o'
James yesterday. and tho little foiks put
through their faeings. From them We
Lawn that considerable natural TALENT
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scholars. two icing huie MISSES OF
about eleven years Of age, and the third
q little boy Of six or seven. Uufortu-
nately, neither Professor James nor DR..
| Conwell. who were both interviewed,
could give the names, else Il would have
been A pleasure TO publish them. The
snaliine exercisea Of the Junior class
were oSod. and mot without a little spice
Of iun. The word "coo was rather
too many for most In the class. The
word "sneezs," however, was . stsn-
ner, and tripped up the whole class. met
aphorically. By the way. II tho oppor-
tunity ever occurs, Miss Kirchsval shall
Know Una, rloisssOr ss;nh ,.,s
~, On, ~, ~ Glass 10 snsll. He avs
that 1t amounted to a request for each
in the class to perform the icfhsh ac',
10 being done sonewna' IN ,no no.
IOhnmx m;..;ne Id.,;s oot Tho word do
iivered TO her, thus : "Lizzie. zneezs r.
The Professor states that tho effect was
good. and was all tho enjoyable
from Miss kircheval's utter uncon.
consciousness OF its ludicrousness. III
that young lady ever learns that The
Professor has been making fun Of her
TO a ~long-tongusd reporter. perhaps she
won't get even on him. The examine
ton proved that Miss kircheval Is
faithful and competent teacher, and do.
serves much credit for tho advancement
made by the school. To-day tho lower
Gold Hin school. under Miss Leslie,
was examined. Tomorrow aud Friday
Professor Flint will DO able to attend
to the examination OF the Divide and
Gold Hill proper schools. and after that,
hurrah for the holidays, little ones
v;.,,,,. c;,x r.s
~
out of luck Yesterday, no less than Two
sr.s occurring dur;np the afternoon.
Thu Ar, was n, abou, / p. NJ. In A house
belonging TO Emil pickman. on + street,
s'"s
two door north oil ehp'seoPai onuien'
and was caused by q defective stovepipe.
IA WINS mt ont by bu ckets OF water, be-
fors The arrival Of the Are engines. al.
tbouob tbe latter were PROMPTLY ON
h,rJ Tina sscond WAS ON Il street. in
an. r.o, N ne CITY Raksry. aud oc-
.r,,.i n, ahont n mi p. ". Had this
a. No, h..n nromn,lv sonelchei bv Tho
psbso", ,ns Sra %snc;nes vould nrob-
,hlv have Ind a ;ob ON their hands. AZ
!, bsnnensd in a ysry GOOD locality
10, = srst.clas, confederation. The
.sso5.x fonntain" oams In GOOD
NAV however and spoiled n long local.
10 lie treat gain Of the CITY. It Is not
certain how The 0re originated. but IL is
mora than probable that some Of tho
wooJ.vorL In closo proximity 10 the ba.
Kerry furnace was irnited BY the heat OF
Inc latter. or IL may possibiy have boon
rom sparks escaping through creyices
In II. The damage done by Are was
bui ,riains. the greater loss being by
water. which. however, will probabl,
bs covered by $1,000. Only about ons
month apo. nm attempt was made to
ar. No. %. tho building adjoining tho
bakery. anl which. by the way, was "a
much injured by the fro and water rs
the other building, hence the conclu.
sion that a similar attomp, was
n'u H. m mus hus an s,.m;nat,on
OF tho premises would convince most
people that 1t originated from the ba-
kerry furnace as Q s..'sa. i ina;
wero no anlusins "ssa ,aios.
ueh,s eShnc..eu Wv" S."- .nsh
.nep ainea a.,sniP's " IN :, MN.
,n.o me 9uliaIhss 70 ane na L. ~
oer 0, laaies sno "e,o "S A."
aes'do.ae u 90 classinsI uuusi ,;nS
ia.lcf heau; 40 20 a " a,sa,an and
ihteh'ions oy o'er-o.yu' n";a.ni
ponce oinesrs. ~ S.r'an'! 'e'' p
70 average humanity
SxykRs MINING AcciDrST.-About D
o'clock. last evening, tho leg Of o man