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ANNUAL MEErISos.-Onicial notices are
given through the advertising columns oil
the NEws to-day Of tho annual meetings
at San Francisco for the election Of officers.
etc., Of the following mining companies:
Succor Mill and Mining Company. Crown
Point Rayine Gold and Silver Mining
Company, and West Comstock Gold and
Silver Company. Earh and all Of the
meetings Aforesaid will take place At the
respective Offices q the companies on the
+th Of September.
AFAScy FrN,LE.-Miss Frankie Dall.a
fair but frail creature living In Virginia
City. went through a Cornishman the
other evening. After having drowned his
brain In winetN. she went on = prospect
ing tour through the packets OF his
clothes. cleaning up the nice little sum Of
500. lie sauealed. and the festive Frankie
has been arrested IN q charge Of grand
larceny.
"RrronN 1.-THE Democrats Of Gold
Hill are eieciing their delegates IN the
State Convention to-day. In the First
Ward but one ticket Is in the field. II
consists Of G. Pohl. James Daley. A. j.
Graham. Richard Maggie. William Loc. ".
ritzsimmons. A. A. Putnam and John
Wade. There being no opposition. the
aforementioned gentlemen will probably
be elected.
roR Cossr,BLE.-E. W. Cassity. an old
resident Of Gold Hill. himself
a. a candidate for the Office 81 Constable,
subject to the decision Of the voters. Mr..
Csssity Ia well known TO The people Of this
place. and. u elected. will discharge his
duties con~scientiously and carefully.
rHosrr.-A correspondent writing from
Lake Tahoe says that on the morning Of
the 18th. last tuesday. there was plenty
of white frost Ia be seen In all directions,
and ice formed In wash tubs or whatever
other receptacle contained water left stand
ing over night.
CONSTABLE ,LpwIS was limping around
the streets 81 Virginia this morning.
While leaving the Eaislpri.s ofice last
"wednesday evening. after helping Ia pre-
sent Judge Goodwin with that cane. he
tripped and fell 1900 feet. 40 he says,
anyway.
TIE new lire cistern at the southwest
corner Of the Yellow Jacket ensine-house
vss finished yesterday and water WA
turned in al 4 O'Clock. This cistern will
hold enough water to drown out almost
any Kind Of coniagration.
TINE Democratic primaries are progress
ing in virgins. City, to-day. a great many
In the result Is manifested. The candi.
dates are buying all the whisky they can
get ON credit.
THr Globe Consolidated will start up
again next Tuesday. Everything 10 being
got In good condition Tor > lons run.
TUE Board Of Town Trustees Of Gold
Hill will hold = regular meeting nert
Monday evening.
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CARSON srmooL MArrE.s.
The Competitive system Adopted In
ssisesisg Tesehsr-Pronesssr ii.
NJ. Howe and His School.

ANEws special reporter has been so
journing In Carson for several days. lie
write. that Yesterday the regular quarterly
examination Of teachers in Ormsby county
was commenced. Superintendent Green
law. General T. d. Edwards. and Trenmor
Coffin acting in tho capacity Of Boari Of
Examiners. This year Carson takes the
course pursued by Gold Hin last season.
and makes Its selection Of teachers from
the numerous applicants In order OF capa-
biliiy and merit ~ decided by the COM
pctitive examination. Professor Howe 10
retained a. principal. with his eight
su~bordinates yet TO be selected.
For these eight vacancies applications
have been made by thirteen good.looking
young ladies'. a. follows: Misscs Stella
Gates. Emma Taylor. Laura Berry. Jessie
Middlemiss, Emma Merrill. Emma Cotton.
Annie Martin. Hannah Logan. Kate
Holgkinson. Cordelia kincaid. \. veysey.
Mrs. n. A. Bunce. and Mrs. Stuart.
These would-te school marms are sharply
conte-ting the race, \ generous rivalry
existing between them that Keeps all good.
nsiured and good-spiriicd. The eSAminA-
ton will be concluded to-day.
Carson has fair school accommodations
for . city Of Its sizc. One Of the good
features Is that the teachers are not en-
numbered by more pupils than they can
handle judiciously. II Ia n false economy
that School Trustees are prone 10 practice
In giving more than forty pupils 10 one
instructor. Double the number Of teach
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CENTENNIAL lDEAs-ADvAScExESr AND
PRooHEss.--Havin come to the conclu-
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In business Is by manufacturing and I'm.
porting our own goods from the East. 40
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IN trade with us In 0old Hill. our motto
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