The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-30

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81 sending lhe shitirsh 8 school ilts
ing ttasted enc iamily semfsstatlt in q
houss convenient b ths school. belonging
b NJ Wysian sho bss 10 iamliys Ne
has gone On . trip y tab. uhsrs ~ 81
poets % rsmain until spring Ne ysasly
thsis t.aah-r. has . snug little sciool.
composed 81 nineteen scholars. AMI al
doing we'll Bas ems sentiment exists IN
the district. that y that Georgs j. q
kind hearted psdagogus, that Ne has sue
ess,lsd aimirably in msiassinihg the
provsietiss Il the sshool-fpoua. adsaneins
she scholars. and ~ The sane tine yin.
ming the assctioa VI the boys. while pre-
suaabIy keeping on the right side q the
girls The pupils did not lass long.
a. under Mr.. Moolys patient and
Perseverias suitiOn they soon hedEsd
INTO god readers. a fact which he
vr0ughi IN 50 short a time As TO delight
the pupils and prove 10 the parents that
Grorzs il worthy 81 his charge. His
disciplin. Is the talk o. the nsighborhood
This IL Mr.. Moosly's first school, and he
has slecsedssl in accomplishing a high
standard 81 department, actual ard UNI
manipulated, and also escaped that uni
versal and all-damAging charge OF par.
TALLY. His commands are all moulded
into the interrogAtive and are in every
sense a simple request tempered. as they
ART, by that gentle and magnetic firm
ness. without which the teacher Is but n
farce. laughing stock and a scare-crow.
They appeal 10 the respect. inspire the
confidence. excite the admiration, and
become the supreme desire Of the scholar.
Unless they tar and feather him on the
last DAY. George will be able to point to
his record with the pride of harS-earned
success. 1t Is the intention Of the Di-
recfois 10 secure the services Of Mr..
Moody for another term, at the expira-
tion OF which, as Mr.. Lyttle says, they
| vii all know more than mule can pack
| Stock men in this section say their
heris are IN prime condition and are 60
ing into winter quarters in better shape
than for many years. Messrs. Coumerilh
and Francis have a fine band of stock
that they propose driving to Dakota as
soon as the grass starts in the spring.
Should their success in cattle raising in
Dakota prove equal to their skill in
ranehing in Rose Valley, they will dc
passably we'll Mr.. Glissan has Away:
commended that he had the best ranch in
Lincoln county, and when Mr.. Franco.
literally tore If up by the roots and
tiekled 1t till it gave return OF q
bushels Of barley to the acre, besides a
fine crop Of corn as ever was produces
In the Eastern part Of Nevada, potatoes
and other vegetables to correspond, MIR
Glissan was pleased with so good a re
suit, and well he might be, to say nethin,
Of the best ranch IN the county. Ia
horses and runaways will be daily oc
currence On the ranch, unless the drive
! is up to snuff with the ribbons. Whei
Mr. Glissan leads out thoroughbred 3
water. the animal moves with his head i
the clouds, and his tail In the breeze,
snort, a plunge, and whoa Nell, tn
horse Is half way to Dry Valley. Nj
: Glissan viii have to reduce the feed els
I cafTF lis HoIec NdbcE III pail
The people in Eagle know how I
spend Christmas Gimcraeks, folds
rolls. firecrackers and red-top boots fc
q the children, associated with good dir
0 ners, pleasant visits, happy jokes, an
all that there Is in life worth living fol
n The valley was Just brinful Of merr
ment; wish-bones were put over the dool
and the J. p was hid up in the corne
!, Some of the boys, for want Of courag
u crawled in at the windows, not ont
thinking that the windows, and ever
+ possible ingress, was fortified by Il
II lucky wish-bone, but it was the cas-
/ There is but one alternative for tho
boys, for the girls say they will live an
die old maids night there if the boys don
e tumble and come to terms.
h EAGLE Cor.
/ Dec. 18th.