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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-30
THROUGH THE LINES.

To this day l recall the thrill with
which I received the presents Of
friend who went Nortl, ircognito the
third year Of the war to attend to
some important business, and who,
with some stirring adventures and
narrow escapes, had made His way
home. How eagerly We gathered
around the traveller, admiring the
trinksts lie had brought for his fiancee
and intimate f'iends, and listening
with vivid interest 10 tie history Of
his vari"us aliases aud adventures, Of
his regaiuing the Virginia shore, a
dark, stormy night, when he and a
party of others were rowed across the
Potomac by . negro, who, BE-
coming psnic-str'ken il the dark and
the storm, laid down his oars and
had to be convinced a. Schiller says
tho Scytbian couviuccs, by tho sword,
for nothing but pistol held before
him would induce b,m to resume the
oars.
FEATHER FLOWERS.
Our storss had solong BEEN emp
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-30

There was frost every month of tho
year 1916, and it was known As "the
year without q summer" The New En-
gland farmers called it eighteen hun
dred and starve to DEATH"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-30

An irrevent advocate of temperance
in Worcester, Mass, said that the scrip.
tural invitation, "Ho, every one that
thireteth," meant "Colne and take q
drink &"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-30

mot guilty, but ought to be hanged
was tho form in which a bigamist, in
wbose favor . technical point bad been
successfully raised, was acquitted by q
jury In Chester, Pa.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-03-30

ATTORNEY At Law.
thas Resumed the Practice of his ProfessIep,
WILL practice il, the Parish and Dis,rie,
a.. courts Of Natchitochss aud Red River
Ssptene Court Of Louisiana. United States Dis.
ct ana Circuit Court Of Louisiana and 9, 3
sars o. Claims at Washington.
" onace in the Lacoste Building tn
Stairs,) Al
NATCHITOCHEs, LA.
Nay 81, ls--
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
rasal MlnInx Accident.

Tho ilag over the Gold Hill Miners
Union Hall Is at half.mAst to-day. A mi.
nor named G. V. Crolius was killed In the
Alta shaft between two and . o'clock this
morning. He was working with the cage
about 200 feet from the bottom Of the shaft,
making some necessary repairs. The sta
ton tender, who passed up the ladders.
saw him with q light. Coming down soon
after. lac missed the light, and knew at
once that something wa wrong. Search
was Of once made. aud the body Of the un.
fortunate man was found 10 the bottom OF
the shaft Ia the pump compartment. IL
was In . terribly mangled state. The top
OF tho head was literally mashed OF and
nearly every bone In tho body was broken.
Tho remains we're brought to tho surface
aud taken to the undertaking rooms Of
Nels. Lariyiere IN Gold Hill.
Tho exact manner In which the accident
happened will forever remain q mystery.
a. nobody was on tho cage with Crolius At
the time he fell.
O. V. Crolius was th~irty.ivo. years Of
age, n native Of New York, and o member
Of the Gold Hill Miners Union. lie was
we'll known IN this community. and was
universally respected for his courteous
manners and quiet habits. lilo was q
sober man aud VI experienced miner.
being at tho time Of his death night fore.
man Of the Alta mine.
Coroner Hodges was In Gold Hill to-
day getting q Jury. The inquest will DO
held at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
~ForepsuEls Coming.

On tho 9Th and 7th Of next month the
above-nAmed famous combined Museum.
Circus and Menagerie will visit Virginia
City. Few exhibitions have ever received
such high testimonials Of worth and at
traction ~ the "dreat forepaugh," and
u citizens may rely upon witnessing a
splendid AMI varied exhibition. Among
the fiattering notices received by this
concern, we copy the following from the
nan Francisco Aha Caii|sraia The
great success which has attended
Porepaugh's Worlds Great Show for tho
past week IL due alone 10 the merits Of the
exhibition. The combination Is certainly
the most complete and popular exhibition
that has ever visited nj city. Although
the tents are larger than ever used here
before, they cannot contain the masses
that dock 10 witness the performances.
both afternoon and evening. Tho zoologi.
cal department receives great attention ON
account 81 Its very good collection Of rare
aud curious formed aud named animals.
Although this department alone IL worth
the price price Of admission. there IL also
q tirst-class ring performance. The grace
ful and daring bareback riding, tho gym.
pastic feats. the lesping over six ele.
plants, the witticisms Of tho clowns all
combining 10 make Q complete show.
Tho grand MArdi-Qras triumphal street
pageant forms one Of tho grsndest sights
ever seen In the streets OF San Francisco.
Its monster Golden Chariot Of the World.
looming up like = mountain Of gold In tho
sunlight. together with the Roman War
Chariots. Helmatted Horsemen clad In
the style Of tho Henrys Of England |; the
lordly herd OF Elephants and loyely train
Of Statnary. Golden Image Cases. Dens.
etc.. forming . panoramic view OF over
one mile In length. We commend the
great Porepaugh To the public Is the owner
az the best show that has ever visited the
Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
40 she Capital.

,
special reporter OF tho NEWS repaired
10 Carson last evening for the purpose Of
.,,.,5i,g ,ha recention given by The An
80 a,' :, a.. T...,....
fait olup '" 'he 'neh'pe'' W '"'
State Institute. II was . first-clAss anAir
In every respect. Ever so many people
from Virginia City were present. and were
received most cordially by the Csrsonites.
The J"istinruishing feature OF tho evening,
~ .a,r.a r.s liza nresenoe OF al MANY
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rhe Joint Beneni.

The joint benefit Of J.. II. vinson aud
John Mcguire will DO given In National
Guard Hall. Virginia. tomorrow evening.
The programme includes some Of the finest
poetic and dramatic gems In tho English
language. and the ability Of tho profes.
SIGNALS and amateurs who have volnn-
TERED gives ample surety that everything
will pass or In good style. The entertain.
ment will commence with the comedy Of
1.-THE Serious FAMILY" The trial scene
from a. Robert Emmett will follow ; then
will be given the military drama Of the
old Gnard." 10 be followed by q tableau
entitled "Tho Twins choice gems from
" Uncle Toms Cabin" aud In conclusion
will DO given the grand tablean OF Co
lumbia Receiving Tribute" in which
thirty ladies aud gentlemen will appear.
Secure your seats la advance. Box sheet
now open at Ash's bookstore. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
CASTING. for she &. q G. SHAFT.

At the Union Iron worksh have been COM
pleted some heavy castings for the main
hoisting engine at the c. 4 G. shaft.
These castings are four In number, and
each forms tho half Of . circle. Two Of
those will be placed on the crank at the
end Of the main crank shaft Of the hosting
reels In such . way that over each crank
will be formed . disk nine feet six inches
In diameter. The weight Of each disk will
be seven tons. The object Of putting them
on 10 10 equalize tho motion Of the reels,
which 10 now somewhat unequal. owing TO
the great weight Of tho crAnkn and the
angle at which they stand toward each 9th.
or. II was . nice Job 10 30 east the two
halves Of the disks that they will exactly
and firmly DC over the cranks and form q
solid and equally balanced mass. In man
~ufacturing the halves Of the disk they have
been 80 contrivcd that they may not only
be firmly fastened together. but also &C.
curely bolted through the cranks. Two
halves Of u disk had yesterday been put
together and the whole placed In . lathe.
where II was being very handsomely anil
smoothly finished. All will soon DO In
readiness 10 be sent 70 the works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
Regular Remi.Asnthiy Meeting
Last Evening" = Cabinet pona.
sions Received = Picnic Excnr.
sion.


a regular semi-monthly meeling OF tue
Pacific Coast Pioneers was held at their
hall ON n stree,. VIRGINIA. Last evening,
7. p.--,Jan, rvr,.II Vie,
.ho Aosehce U r'es'ueh. i', Wv,
President Audo occupied tho chair' anu
\ there was a goodly attendance Of members
rro.s,,
P'."
Aior the usual routine OF
business. reading the minutes OF the last
meeting. etc.. Acting Librarian Baker re-
ported the following
JONATHAN 10 THE GARNET
hecoi'ed since the iAs' regular ihe0'i"s
-.
-. ..u..,,.. :, ..,-.,,, .,.,,,,.,.
Of crystaiizsd moIyLdatc Of lead from that
famous mine. together with three ancient
. very unique pollery IsIs y. 'anses,
~ ,hs.a .ha.s rnde r-.,re.enistion Of a
human face near the top. withfarms com.
ing down from the shoulders, anu hands
clssped across a very capacious belly, Pro.
fsssor PrsnL stewart. WHO was present, ex.
sminsj tho snecim.n. critic,ily. and dc.
Iiy.r.J ori,a an in,s,.s,iny and ~instruc.
Nv. i,,,,Ia I ra,n,, l'e,nrn ,hsreon Ths
nr,n.i".i a%a.i,,i" H. Vii ,hc.eoi Iooling
r.iics y .nnian, r.es i. hi. yade renre.
.en,.,,n, -, ~. t,,n,.n ,.c. uhich T. fopnJ
$500 m =, H., san,o of Inc a,,I..n.
IT, ma.,ii. lis ,ro,s.ono
...n 1870 s,om s,wenI ~
.masinAuons, luus'".s r,.n ~ d..
.hcit Pottory "o'h' i"o ,n'a'o'.o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
LETTER FROM wAsHol VALLEY.
shsrs Fruit and drain Crsps-Bew.
ers' Massiea-Frsnktew1 Items
Matrimonial Baseball Match
Etc.

FRASxrowS. NV. April Is. 1877.
Enron NEWS: Our little village IL very
quiet at present. with nothing doing e.
cept among the farmers, who arc blowing.
seeding, etc. The weather for the last
ten days has been exceedingly cold. windy
aud stormy. From report. most Of the
fruit In the valley has been killed. and no
doub. some Of the grain sown too early.
on account OF dampness and cold. will
amount to nothing. I have noticed one
thing In particular, than when crops are
short. the prices are higher. and II costs
less 10 harvest. o requiring the number
Of hands nor tho length Of time to store
your produce.
Ono Of our most prominent c~itizens,
Nat. Holmes. has taken charge OF the
Bowers mansion. and has opened for pic
MICS and all social gatherings that may
wish to patronizo him. Nat. 10 an old
pioneer, aud deserves the patronage Of all.
Dnval, ofths Pranktown Hotel. has lifted
up his place In spring style. It's not
palace. but II You will visit him you will
lind plenty Of good grub. clean beds, and
everything to make you comfortable.
One Of u youthful friends, Mr.. John
Douglas, was united In tho bonds Of mat
rimony at the Lake View House. last
evening. at G O'Clock. The happy Il hopc)
bride and groom are now residents OF this
place. and all wish them . long and con-
tinued life Of Joy and happiness.
John II. HArcourt, our venerable tele-
graph operator. has built IN extension TO
his nice little cottage fronting on X. II.
street. and. with this wsrblings OF his ca.
nary. and his happy family. 10 content.
By-the.by. I forgot to mention that We
had Q match game OF baseball between the
HaymAkers aud Rnickerb0ckers last Bun.
day. for $50 q side. II was Q closely con.
tested game. but the Haymakers got away
with II. The game closed hvo to four.
We are only novices In this art. but from
remarks I have heard made. I should say
that the Haymaken will. within . short
time. challenge any club In the State.
Yours truly. MAURICE MAI.
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examinations. Mr.. Ewing thought once
In two months amply sufficient, NOT 70
much 70 ascertain the amount learned -
to teach them 10 express their ideas on pa
per. aLd gave instances OF the advantages
Of the plan. He also thought that an ex.
animation paper well executed secured
confidence On the part OF tho parent y
was . protection to the teacher. mr.
Howe. Principal Of the Carson schools
wished to know who should conduct ex'
sminstions. Mr.. Ewing replied that the
Principal should furnish the questions
and supervise the examination. Mr.. Howe
spoke on the subject Of promotions, and
declared himself In accord with Mr.. Ew.
ing. The subject OF examination In all
lis departments was continued at some
length and with considerable interest by
the members.
Miss sutro, critic for the day. read her
report. which was . we'll vorded paper.
THE QUERY o
Has been Overlooking with questions.
The following are some OF the posers pre-
sented:
"Teaeh us to teach each other" Parse
..wbv 4. pennm.n.hip so much neg.
lected In our public schoolsf"
"should . pupil bo Taught 70 print Do
fore II Is taught to writsr'
AT What age should children Do tausht
to spell by the phonic method
"Whst IL the correct pronunciation OF
the word Institute p" "Why did not
C.n.as rebeI with thu thirteen original
@colonis. In The war of 1912" Ar, public
s,hihition. hsnsaeisI to schools p" aWith
lie condition thst m Ina Joss NOT keen M,
il the aboye extract crsmmsticIf
- - ~ ,,oin, la psrse be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
An ASTONISHING A G

large proportion Of the American people are
to day dying from the effects OF Dyspepsia or
d sorderei liver. The resuit OF thess diseases
upon the mssses of Intelligent and valuable
people 10 moot alarming. making life actually .
burlsn instead OF q pleasant existence OF en-
joyment aud usefulness - II ought to Be.
There IL no good reason for this, II you win
only throw asiie ,kepticl.m. tAks the sdviee OF
81 urren's August Flower. Your speedy relief
{, certain. Millions u bottles OF this medicine
have hem given ave- TO try its virtues. with
satisfactory results In every case. You can buy
. sample hottie for 10 cents TO try. Tnree
doses will relisve the worst case. Positively
sold by oil Druggists IN the Western Oon.
tiuent. mh1leoWom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26

Tur s,v.ar.-G-nerAl 4. u. Williams.
President Of the Savage mine. yesterday
visited the lower levels 81 said mine and
WAS we'll pleased with the development
made ON the 1000 level. He thinks the
outlook for a paying body OF ore very Hat
tering. A soon ~ tho eros-cut on the
1000 level shall reach the vein c~rosscutting
will be commenced on the loco. The in
diration. ON the 2OO0 continue gool, the
rock that is being penetrated being pre-
eisely tho same a. was passed through
above before ore was found.
No sraKrr sPGISELER.-The Gold Hill
sprinkiing cart has not been started this
year because the merchants on Main
street have not sui scribsl enough In pay
for the water. II IL said that u man.
when asked to subscribe, put his name
down for twenty-five cents . week. That
is by far too small . sum. Any person
Who 10 la business can afford 10 do better
than that. II Is simply just that all should
pay alike for having the streets ~sprinkied.
The dust IL dying ~furion-iy to-day.
THE following business WAS yesterday
transacted before Judge Strother. Recorder
I'm bankruptcy : In the estate % John G.
Fairbanks: dividend 10 twenty-six per
cent. declared. iis' mJs MN @S.,ias
Kins siec,e.i assignee bond, $500.
,,u.. q,
AT % oe'"eA iA'' e''" "a,
i's1o voters MAJ oesh ~
looks OF resis'tAn"n -.ma hon, ,he
justice no'es, = I,.,;.s Knox Wa.
lies. making a total In Virginia ciiy OF
3'oc''
Tur wHoSa N,Ar.-It Was Dr.. T.. A.
brewster. and mol Dr. Webster. who took
th. member, az IA. Teachers State Insti-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
rhs NAIL Ts.HiEhs.

The afty.ninth grand anniversary ball
Of the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
will be given In National Guard Hall. Vlr-
ginia. tonight. under the auspices Of the
Daughters Of Rebekah. A large Assem-.
blage IL assured, ~ the balls Of tho Order
are always popular. aud dsservedly 80.
The floor viii be undor the direction Of
W. II. Hill. who will ses 70 u that tho
guests are we'll entertained. and varney's
quadrills band will furnish The music for
dancing. The tickets, admitting . gentle
man and ladies. are placed within tho
reach Of all. being only 81 so apiece. Let
alt who wish TO enjoy . good time attend
the ball tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
TEACHERS STATE INSTITUTE.
a LOOK AT THE KINDEaoAk'
TEN ACuOOL

The Tisas Of b ~Fsreaees sessses
Msuspsiised by the Liseis rel
Iov.-Dt.eussiss rpsa Sartess
Quessiess -Profsssor Ssa ware
sea.s Essay - Paper Upea
Grndisg ny Professor ID. 4. ~.
tns-rhe Query Boz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indlscrstions VI youth. nervous wesknsss. early
decay. Ioas Of manhood. etc, I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PRE- OF oHAnaE.
This rrat romsdy VA discovered By nission.
ary In south America. send Q self-addrcssed
envelope TO the tRv. JOBRPh T. iNhAN.
atation ID. nibis House. New YORK CITY.
se2O ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
A FALSE HOPE.

The sick are ofi.n deceived by the promises
held out TO them Of specify cures TO be per.
formed by poms soealled renedy. which. wh.n
tried. proves worthless. We DO not visn 70
niss any false hopes, but We conndsntly Assert
thai for the ours Of all diseases. or sores. pro.
ducsd BIZ bad blood, there 10 an unfaiiing help
10 Brstol's ~ssnsparilia and Pills. MID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26

STATE MEDICAL ~SocIEry.-A call for or.
ganizing 4 State Medical Society has been
issued. II 10 signed by the following gen.
tlemen ]. ". Waters. NJ. D.. Carson
City ; Y. J. White. NJ. d., Carson City
Benz. Robinson. NJ. D., Virginia city; y.
n. Conn. NJ. d.. Virginia City; 7. j.
Magee. n. D.. dold Hill A. Dawson.
N. d., Reno.
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sEroRr.


Man Yrnnctseo Board.
Last END
10 Meadow Valley. isc
Is Raymond 4 XIV,
les Eureks Con-. ~ slo. Sx,N
SpJsek-on. $40
10 Phenix. q
leo Leopard. sc. soc
1875 0ila. roc
<OO Panther. &c
" Northern Belle. sS, 6i..G.
rs Manhattan, 20
,s,s dr.sa fr,,s' 10. IS, . 50. sy 'iO. SIS
500 Arxen'a. 0c
$50 Navajo. 8e. Sc
100 Endowment, sc
no Independence. ss.se
100 Yosns AmsrisA. ie
800 silver Prize. ~
40 star. ~
80 Day. soc
tU IIiilside, -
40 nodoe. 1 70 bN. ~. aS
sO New Coco. I ". IS
SIS Boiis, ~. ~
ass rip Top ~. 60
400 Golden rerr.ee, N
go Homestake. .
10 silver King. ie
l0 Belmont. zoe
$50 Alta. N. X. ~ sio. N
81 Con. virgisis, iss. is'.. IS. ~
80 MsIiean.s
&l0 Caiifornia. ecs. an
oOi3 savage. n. ias. n bs. 10 sD. i2s.hs
so 0oaid 4 Curry, 6..eS
Ia Ophir. ign. u
yl3 yellow ysc bet. CO. 60
40 Bsinoa, 4 10. t.to, as. $50
36 Bsst q Bslehsr. Is. 49, Is
go Crown Point. Assn
i0 ward. SIC
I'D succor. &c. eoe
rs sierra Nevada. 4 10, tS
so Hale . ScrsrO.s. IA, Il. bo. 7S.7sha
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rms MOANING.
sls Ophir. IN
2IO Mslicap, y. ~. So
$40 GssId q Cury, 5S. g..
$50 Bsst 1 Beleher, IN, its.lhs
40 California. 9ss. 2ek b. 10
ASS savage. n, H.. Nv. ~ $3.50.
1850 Con. Virgins. Is. ii'.. Is Is, it'.. h. ID
>
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iiyo Male 4 Norcross, ~
s.s Crews Point. iS.t
so Yellow Jssket. s..s
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x.D beleher, ; ~. iss
as risrra Nsvsda, 3 ~. sv3.t
80 Utah, y. ss.s
CO Bullion, w. ) 50, jO
10 Elchequsr. les. 2D
2sO Ovsrmao. NV. iOs
lE0 Justice, ~. tst, COW
400 Unios Con. 4 10. tU.t
Vac Ala, IN
40 jaiis. *, VI.
80 sueeor. Csc
80 Caledonia,
ms silver mn. ssc. toc
iiJ5 New York. Gs
IuO A nde.. sc
800 Con. MAsho~. ic
soO Ward. e5c. So. 10
80 Lsviathan. 2s
$50 rrsJan. tsc. co.. JSc
ss5 benton. ~
s6s Solid silver. AZ. ~
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q. n.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite The Bank Of califor.
mia. 1o,d Hiii. keeps constantly ON hand al
fayuriie brands VI Imported C.sHrv. oh0ice bit
cigars. oil ilads Of chewing tobacco. meef.
s;h.um pipes, nuts, candies. nne cutlery. and
tnys and iancy goods of all kinda. apps N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
lc-ornr.rosprSc or GOLD NIL DAILY ssvs.l
C,nsoS. New. April IS. 1878.

EDITOR Ntws -ini moruiuS tno monh-
hers % the Institute assembled at the
Episcopal Church to witness the wonders
Of the kindergarten under the direction OF
Misses Ciapp aud Babcoek. assisted by
Miss Annie Martin. The exercises in this
elemental department proved TO be OF great
| interest tn the spectators. The time for
| the morning exercises MAS taken up by the
little ones.
At two O'Clock in the afternoon the In.
stiiue WAS called to order by the President.
nearly all the teachers being pressnt.
PRESIDENT KELLY
Real an abstract Of tho address OF Fred
N. Campbsil. Superintendent Of Schools
Of Alameda county, autographed from Oak
land. on account Of his inability TO At
tend. The main points Of the address
were a. follows (: 'Co-operation OF parents
should b. q subject Tor discussion BY .
Teacher.' Institute. II would Do u the
| CONVENTION were one Of medical prsctition.
ers. Mothers cooperate with doctors. AMI
why not parents with ~teachersr Are
t~eaehers oiAhasApie AZ NJ TsI,IHw
nn.n, =" .nA mnst .i.o hs coon.
~erati,e with teachers. fourth-The dan
ger To system u by not securing 'ne co
Spe,ANo" anu s." nav
hool ar,in,t pnbiir schools, THE
Poisoned Foantaiu," charges them chiefly
with being Anti.pArentAi' Laws ~ Iof
tns proseeusn a,n,n.,,an ~ p.rent.
against teachers, etc. Pifth-How TO 30
cure Il. Pint-To be lust. Severity dos
not an~tagonize 90 much - real Or imagined
injustice: second.Asoiding ailuslon 70
natural defects. ooilsAtlons OF sM .hyy,,
,l.o cd,ous eompalison WIN osa.
lien, rarents Ies'n. unese H'.o .A.ss..
Thiri-by Nisiuns parents. pon $3.50
visits WI omp,ain' - .LIn.
OF bad news. Watch Tor some goou 'n'ns
from a Troublesome boy, n u You ever
catch him at u. then call nun up ana COM
mend him. fourth-by se,hns psienu
Ia visit the school: fonruh-fin oas
what interests pnpils ana parsn.s, .n u
show interest u H. 'AiN .oo
much To parents. Lst '"sm VAIN ~"
s".u 's'oner' . NJ. a.,u
.n,.,.l intn ths li.eus.ion of the matter
In a,s,as,.his mir, AMI much ability.
WIN
TRUSTEES \ TEACHERS.
Mr.. Van w.g.ueu then read q paper on
II r...,.u In Thai, R.i.,ion.
IN Schools, n treated u - I'd INC rriA'
tion anil duties Of trustees toward the chill
dram. th.:parent and the teacher. The pc.
49,. .,mi,.,l. anil eonei.s one.
p'' ~ III,
tonching upon me way 'n "A'sns e"''1
looks upon q trustee aud the care trustees
snouia ole', ~ ,nann,. ,ha ,,n.,s.
shonli Ia In.t. and 10 the teacher the no.
| lation should be friendly. There should
he unsnimity. Let the teacher CONTROL tne
M n' snla - nv i,ct a. Interest shown by
| .ohoal boards, lie thought trustees had
letter come 10 school aud prevent trouble
In preference 10 waiting until IL occurred.
The qualifications Of teachers was then
,orchaI ,non. They .houll be COOL read.
- nmiIi,y Win current literature, use
,,o,arn iiIns,Y,iions. anil with ability 10
49,, Ill =. teach large classes. In
hhtehs 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
TIL. rA,.Ac. RArIsa STAND.

FOR = russt Of beef uneleeiied In Storey
county, 10 TO Thomas Hsfrvn's Eating Stand.
Ia the Palace saloon, NO. : North q street,
Virginia Oily. Prrsh oysters at all hours In
syery styls. fody miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty. home style Of cooking. and
tho best and fre-l Get OF ell hat the marieu
aIorL, tho Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try u. apis %