Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-27

Enron NEWS: Yesterdays morning
session WAS occupied entirely on the sub
ject Of school discipline. J. L. Bray. Of
Gold Hill. opened the subject BY reading
a lengthy and well-prepared essay. He
argued that order was one Of the first laws
OIL the .chool.room /; quieiude 10 necessary
for stuJiousness; where disorder is. there
~studiousuess aud advancement arc not /;
discipline Ia . means and not a eud. He
advocated the use Of the rod ct times. but
insisted that IL should be so applied - not
to permanently injure the child. Tasks
and deprivation Of privileges should 10
used in preference 10 tho rod. when poe
sible. lie made . strong appeal TO parents
not only to assist teachers BY sK'
ample and encouragement. but TO
b. interested In securing good and
competent teachers. lie concluded
by advocating Q discipline which should
act upon the mind rather than the body.
As the matter Of discipline 10 . question
which directly Affects teachers of all grades.
A LIvELr DISCUSSION
Followed the reading Of Mr.. Bray's essay.
most Of the ~disputants agreeing with the
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posei the following changes In the schooi
law That the Board Of Education con-
sist OF the Chief Justice Of tho Supreme
Court, Attorney General and the Superin.
tendent Of Public Instruction. He wished
TO have certificates Of other States fully
recognized. and that tho State Boari hold
annual examinations and issne life Ger.
tideates. lie advocated the increase Of
appropriation for State Institutes, salaries
for clerks Of school boards; that each
tescher Dc Aiiowtu nye uAys go yesa
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Tho COMMITTEES on Amendments 10 the
School Law we're ordered W report tne
sentiment OF me ihsutn'e on .ne PUN"
presented ~ M. DA'is W Nv noA' Aes
iAture. ~ was Arsueu tnAs o'ss' e,,uu
Gates should Dc granted Persons hosulns
state certlncates u uipiomAs from otAlc
Normal schools. NJ van "ssenon
strongly opposed TINS Suggestion
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Committee ON Permanent OrgAni.
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which was Adopted ~ Pto''u's 'o' sn
annual session 81 the Teachers State 10.
stitute. The following oficers for the
next Institute we're elected Vice Presi.
dents Miss Dunlap OF Storey, Miss fieni-
ing of Ormsby, Miss Davis OF Douglas.
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Churchill. Mrs. Bourne of washoe. Mrs.
Stewart Of Ormsby Was elected Core
spending Secretary Miss Habicht of Sto-
roy. Recording Secretary. and Mr.. Moody
% Ormsby. Treasurer. The State Super
| intendent Of Public Instruction 10 ex-oni'
clio President % the Institute.
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the unanimous adoption ot the following
resolutions:
R..oi..L, Th.. We, members Of the state
Teachers In.titntr Of Nevada. spprecists