Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-22
Whole number at present time. Z.

Whole number School Houses now in
~ process of erection. .......:
Whole number Schools organized and
reported, 1862. 2.................'... .
Organized and reported, l663.......... u
-" ." :" lS64.:......... l6
Whole number Schools sustained during
part of the year lS64.............. 81
Whole number Of children and youth be- "
tween 4 and q years Of age, reported, 10,
/ in 1852. ..llof
Increase Of the number Of children and wa.
youth between and q years Of age'
in the year 1868. 3............... :lZSl
Increase OF the number Of children and
youth between and 81 years Of age,
in the year 1854. ...........:....lZJ2
Whole number Of children andyouth be-
- tween 4 and q years Of age at the
present time. 1857
Whole number of children and youth
who attended school in 1852. (The
reports are not accurate); probably. 200
Increase in attendance in lS63.......... 455
A." d" 1854. .......... 6Z9
Whole number in attendance, 1854. ..l278
Average daily attendance in 1852, not re- '.'.'
ported. ............. .............
Average daily attendance in l863-reports
too imperfect to be reliable.
AVefdRG
Average number Of months schools we're
maintained in 1854. Is 81
FINANCIAL STATISTICS. '"
The reports upon this subject are very i'm.
perfect. Enough, perhaps may be gathered
from the following summary to aid in form
ing an approximate estimate Of the necesSa.
~ cost Of maintaining public schools in this
new country. In 1862 but two counties, Sto.
rey and Lyon, reported upon the financial
condition Of their schools H. .-"- srgT0r
Whole amount Of recelpts ana ex-
penditures in l662..............$l,4 ,44 10
Increased amount Of receipts and
expenditures in l663............ 5,94S Al
Approximate amount of receipts t'
and expenditures in l864........64,79l 81
Whole amount reported as received 49,.
and expended for School pur- -...
poses, in 1854, in the Territory, II ,739 70
As Storey county has special organiEa-
ton Of its schools, 1t is proper to give its
financial condition apart from the other
counties. g.. r
The total receipts for School pur-
poses, from all sources, for
1S64...... Sf7 ,6W ~
Total expenditures. ............. 1921 81
Amount remaining in Treasury. 1889 SO
The present Indebtedness OF the Board Of
Education, as reported BY the Superintend-
ent, is SO 200, which is secured, in part, by
a mortgage on the property Of the Board
The reports from the other counties make
no mention Of liabilities. ~ D.'. ... ''''''.
SCHOOLS. ..
A system Of graded schools is contemplat-
ed and enjoined by the law. From the fol;
lowing statement it will appear that some
progress has been made. III .. . ..gE
GRADE OF SCHOOLS IN 1862.
Whole number ofprimary schools. ....... s
GRADE oP SCHOOLS IN 1852.
Increased number Of primary schoolS".. G
Increased number Of intermediate schools, 2
increased number Of grammar schools.... !
Whole number of schools of all grades in
1865 ..s........s....,.ssl4
GRADE OF SCHOOLS IN 1854.
Increased number Of primary schools. 20
Increased number Of mixed schools.
Increased number Of intermediate schools, 4
The number Of grammar schools remains
the same. .........''........... !
Whole nnuoher of echnn1s in 1894