Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
sutre rannci.
Bess mud BeIehcr.

points.
Best aud BsIehcr.
Owing to tho delays Of the Gould 4
Curry pumps. nothing IL being done In
the mine below the l500.foot level.
pictsu.
Some little increase OF water In face
OF main drift. Rock still working we'll
and good daily progress made.
Sinking the shaft Is making excellent
progress. No new features.
-
that PHrSoxrxox.-If the Enterprise
local would only take a trip to Gold Hill
aud look ct that mysterious piece OF
railroad track back Of Fort Homestead.
no would DO materially assisted in deter
mining the nature OF the phenomenon.
Like many Other wonderful things, n
near inspection proves II to DO one Of
the most simple aud natural imaginable.
II was supposed that the News had been
sufficiently explicit In explaining why
the rails and ties over the slide main.
tanned their place after the ground had
slipped away beneath them. u appears,
however, that q palmer statement Of the
situation IL needed. rs the Enterprise Of
this morning reiteratcs its conviction
that tho smbankment il not sliding
down tho hill. but sinking directly into
the ground. Az was stated yesterday.
but a small section OF tho "All' Is slid
Ing, and the rails on the V. & T., a.
all know, are endless, I. Q. holes are
drilled through tho abutting ends. and
plates Of iron put on and screwed
mp tight, 10 that, ~ In this
instance, II the ends Of two or three OF
the rails thus bolted together were sup
ported. the ground might be removed
IRON them aud they would still stay In
place, tho same as II the whole were but
q single rail. II Is M more wonderful
that the rails remain suspended q foot
or two above the rscsding ground. than
that the ties to which the rails are fast.
snsd do not detach from them. Were
the Aide several hundred yards, Instead
OF bat fsrty or hfty feet, the very sim.
pie fact stated might justly 10 consid.
cred wonderful. We submit that our
contemporary ought to inform itself
more fully before c~ountsnancing the ab-
surd stories In circulation. and thereby
unnecessarily alarming our good people.
Perhaps, however. such q course IL not
preferred. for the reason that what
promises TO DO q standing item for tho
winter would thereby he strangled in It's
infancy.
VIRGINIA SCHOOL TEAcHEB.-ws are
given to understand that sono OF tho
public school teachers, lately employed
In Virginia, are in reduced circuin-
stances. 90 much 80 that a suggestion
has been made that they be given half
pay 10 relieve their necessities until the
schools reopen. Our informant IL In n
position to DO thoroughly posted on the
matter. and cannot possibly be actuated
by motives OF self.interest. Upon his
representation we therefore mnko tho
above suggestion. which. ever II im.
practicable. will at least have the effect
Of calling the attention OF the Board OF
School Trustees to the matter, should II
have been overlooked by them up TO the
present time. II would be n disgrace TO
allow those whose duties are always 40
arduous and thankless to suffer. while
thousands who cannot present half their
claims, aro the free recipients OF food.
clothes and shelter at the hands OF the
people Of Virginia.
TELcHxns' CosvKSrIoS.-As this il
the last Issue Of the News previous 10
the meeting Of the Public School Teach
ors OF Gold Hill. at tho new school
house next Friday afternoon, w take
occasion ~ refer to the matter ngain.
hoping that sufficient interest may be
awakened In II to call out q largo attend.
ance OF not only the teachers In this
section, but Of all well wishsrs OF edu-
cation. The exercises will be Of inter
est 10 every person OF intelligence In
the community, particularly those
aiming 10 qualify themselves fer the re.
sponsibls position OF teachers. To oil
Hucn W a'o su'not.sou ".po
e,al 'nS,I.uon. clsss,s'
~. =, pnb,;c schoois viii he In nj.
,and.u.. snd n Il bui fair 10 eIpect
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The CosouERen.- DIR. A. Labrous'c'
OF '"g'"ia @'!' w.
ep'zoouc' mas eu''a ~" ,u' %
~ ,me osss or9. n.,,.,aav .ho, h" hal
cnrsd Stsrn (, Sons horses, and he has
bosn yery successful In curing all cases
of The horne disease which have been
snbmitted 70 him, At this rate, be.
fo,s ionc. Altar the STYLE Of Alexander
A.. ars.t bs viii have 10 all down and
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