Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-22
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
SuncrIntendcnt,s Report-Continucd.

SCHOOL, SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT.
Supcrintendenps
shall prescribe such regulations as shall secure alust
valuation for taxation OF all property. real, personal.
and nossessory. cScept mines and mining claims, tho
proceeds OF which. alone, shall be taxed"
Il understand this section TO place both. surface and
mining property, on an exact equality as reGa S,Ss snc
inn ~ Consists IN thIs. surface nroperty was TO be
tased mon lis assessed Valuation, a definite and
ayed ncr cent2wbIie The mines and mining claims
Vac ~ no tnxcd allie neI cent mon their proceeds,
wv, !, sao,Gon 20 ~ az Psvenne iau Ievies a tax on the
Droceeds Of he mines of ono hundred cents on each
!" q nrortJes ,6,, ."1 '"N'
"Tbc MONEYS arising from the tax from the pro-
ceeus0l snc Hiihes, Us ProSlueu III tnis az tsossinc
on each siy'y, alter payinE sne ~ ss ~ hanedt Of
anu so,eetnhs u sunIe n ~ Y, ~ Snnorai Ennd
inc estate. ana 9he-hai snail soihto lhe 0eheiai
" rhis eJuns!;; .o,, snou,,.. 90 ,ha s,.,o scbooI
Inns gisss the eol1 snouIaet 10 Ihe e.a,e Isavc
Enhu, wlthout as nhucn as 70 say-py your lea,e,
Five rfr cent. OF the proceeds OF the taA on I'VE
mine. belong equita6Iy ana. think; legally. 10 tne
State SchOol fund. ms Is o iunu that springs III
rcctly from the mines, 1--we per cent. Of WHICH was
designed for the benefit for the support OF a Mining
College,: Yet the LegislatuIe has ignored this pro.
Of the last Legislature, the proposed mining branch
OF the Cniversity-ni 1t shall have an exlstence-it
must be maintained fronl surface property alone. l
trust that you Will bring this matter prominently be-
fore the next legislature and claim from the min
ing tax, NOT ohly security 'or 'hc 'u'u'e' out ihdem-
ivy
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE;
Inc last Legislaturc, W PIoNLuins IoI tne sstapllsn.
mem ana lUcatlohoi az agnSatuIai anu heTnam-
gay CoHeee,' declares lsectlon loJ tlat- Inc Lesis.
,htuIe snai ptoSlaei ~ w. StSt tesuIaf seSsioh' ''
thepaynlent OF SAID DOaruo Proiessors.'
rlg Inc next LeSlsIature VIII nave Ie andTuD, e
usem Just, Tor the maintenance OF this INSTITUTION.
" MnIen hai It's origin In a certain general grant olpn6'
nc lahls. by the Federal Congress In July. lsb2. but
II SaIinOt Consttutlonal!y, J. think, make any apprO.
p pno IN 20 9e pall out Of me state school Fund w
be estaIIsheJI anu" ami x Or ,inrn, o. tne SniESrInty snar
worthy ana important the " Public Schools, and
sme slu AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical College,
uiay pc.
MINK thc future VIII demonstrate that the or.
EaIkauomo Oh the Agricultural and Mining College"
any proceeds can be realized from the grant OF lands
WHICH WAS orlginany designed for Its foundation.
THE - AND - SECTIONS.
shouIu prl9g Oily matter. touching the 10th and 18th
SSSIITns o. Sacn 1owhShip; donated by Congress for
/ trust that you will not fail to press This matter
earnestly upon 'ne eohSidetauoh Of the next Legis-
I1TrS ld soboo, soc,,o,s I'm ,ho r,.,or,.,,vr
lallcystateS' WIN theII imnense tracts OF agrfcuE-
s rra"t so aus II u revenue 10 The Scb,oo III Fu TVas 81 Ne =
Stsas sobrSeS ~ tSeT arc u IIk seT S 10 be- s = uIasid - ~ tny -
8eneIa! u1HeIn uicmI, anu GpIn " IntIy and saie:
bnt WITH IhoSe c,eSa nc,a anu tbn Y Roc ISi's snd iA SSns o
Nevada mountains. which are not liable TO be sur
y,eyed to any great extent, or 70 DC entered or sola.
L inc matter - tsStIlllhus ulIlClCHl- lhSs Shuhok
have, under the present regime Of the Federal Coy.
eminent, much Of value, asa source Of revenue for
our Public School system;
,J To place place d thssc i mInsT%i IN St ISssrS ap b tb ~ f Inn apg
36th sections OF each tcwnship-and no doub, Con:
grcss 50 designed: In making I;,n 1he DONATION sp y SnU "n%
survey and open our minsral lsltus I0r Sh.fy anu
;bS s,S !" IN: Minimum yaInc, tbc Government axes
upon newly surveyed lands open for sale. in money.
or else create floating land warrants, that the STATE
Board OF Education can locate upon any nhiocateo
assent and secure the cooperation OF q majority Of
EDUCATION eddut StytHy, has SnS ever been a marked eharsctcTistIc.
LEGISLATION ON TIE 10TH AND 36TH SECTIONS.
confess my establishment that our sharpslghted.
courageous and worthy Governor. did not interposs
lands in the State. located in the agricultural valleys
Of Carson, Eagle, washoc. Steamboat and Truckee-
price OF haif.brced scrip, and probably a little norS
than the annual rental these allenatcd school land.
would command. II was nice Job for the owners
but as to the justice Of this legislation, l am unable
sess on ihc subject '"'
II is devoutly TO be hoped, that II any more valu.
able school lands remain untaken, they Will b. dis.
posed OF in a manner more consistent with the IN
tercSt Of the School Fund, than those sections alien
ated by the law under consideration.
lam. my dear sir.
JNO'A A. COLLINS,
County Superintendent OF Common Schools.
Tn, EouOcinO /, an oS.,raet ofths .tati.tieal report.
ofCoioHel CoLIiHs. School Supotnte ndeni for STOREY
County, 10 the SaperiHte adent Of Public In1trttc-
tion,Jo the year ending Augutt 3iit. iso. 10 ssif:
% VIRGINIA, sept. H. 1853.
REV. A. r., MulIE' StPERaNIESpINT ftILIS
repSorts Of my department required By law:
Financial.
kESLIrIs;
paianee VI hanu " '"c oes'nhips v SeHoo' O, =,
year 500
E ErSm conn pUm is S.sse ppor'onme"'''. w 3,
FROM mIseelaneou: source; is IS
NIL e1o o-s a,
plsDyRsLaENTs' o-,
amount paid ,eaSners salaries ;S;Sn.;Hv;: 70
SSGaSS 4l,.,aSs..ries.::"...::::" ~ ~ 90 90
Rent; fSSl: water a =, and contingent! expenses tya y 20 70
D"A"N VI" ""'" N'""'
5000 ~
REFCaI Or SCHOOL CENSUS MARSHAL. -,
Bumper " ny pe,meen . aMa 70 yennS y AZ. Nc
'' =" ~" 49,
Toalnumbcr ofchildren between 6Hnd IS years -
Number do. between Is and Fl Years Of asc..4 Il
Number under q years born In Nevada. .-...~. DI
Number OF children between I and 6 years Of age 1871
Number do. bet. and 6 years attending school ~
Number ofchildren reported not attending Public
~,
Number between SHndiS years not attending ,
Num6er OF indian -
Number Of Monaghan -
Number OF blind persons. Irrespective ofagc....
ABSTRACT FROM SCHOOL REPORTS.
Number OF boys enrolled on the PUBIC school
Number OF girls 30
Total number OF children -.-.--.--..--.-..- so
-.
average number DslonsinS '---".''"' S 3
aperasc dany attenuance ::.;..:---."" Sm.
| hveTnxc per Ccutagc OF hltfUCAlCe- ...-.-.- 90