Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-13
PUBLIC SCHOOL.

term of the Eureka Public School
closed on Friday last. The last week
was principally devoted to an examin-
alton of the various classes in the
studies pursued during the month.
With the general progress of the
school, and with the general improve
ment in application and attendance,
the teachers pronounce themselves
pleased; but there is, they say, still
great room for improvement, and they
have decided not to establish a roll of
honor until the close of the opening
month. The attendance at the school
has been, for the past few days, some
what affected by the threatened prev
alence of s"cariatina; but we are pleased
to learn from our physicians that there
are, at present, no evidences of spread
of the disorder.
The following order of merit, with
which we have been furnished
by the principal, has reference solely
to merit in attendance, and is not based
upon proficiency in studies:
ma Department..
Hannah Borowsky, Martha Borrow
sky, lilly Borowsky, Hannah Levin,
Ollie Rhodes, Isidor Goodfriend, Ar
mold Goodfriend, Wesley Kellogg,
VIM. Matthews.
All of the above were perfect in at
tendance. The remaining schol-
airs, whose attendance justifies any re-
port, follow in order OF merit, save
where the attendance has been equal
ly meritorious, when the alphabetical
order is preserved:
Jenny Borowsky, Willie Goodfriend,
Nellie Mccarthy, Emma VANDERBILT,
Emma Taylor, Moses Matthews
May Hubbard, Bonnie Paddock, Jen-
ME Reece, May Ashiin, Gus. Taylor,
Whiting, Ed. Spinks, George Barnes,
Nellie OFT, Moses Moch, Oscar Whit
ing, James Denver, Minnie Buckham.
Harry Maupin, Will Spinks, Henry
Berry, Julia Barnes, Sam. Wellss,
Lucy Taylor, Louise O'Keefe, Will
Storey, Annie Storey, Joseph Storey,
Emma Jones, Annie Rosenthal, Lou.
Travis, Frank Roney.
Primary Department.
Lizzie Mccarthy, Annie Reese, Da-
vid Jones, Sammy Levin, Lilly Jones.
The above ma med were perfect in at
tfiitaiilTr va h0 itlfititAh- StitoAhir
follow in order of merit in attend
ance.
Eliza Jones, Lulu Mccartney, How
ard Rhodes. Abe Franklin, Robt. Jones,
Richard Paddock, Charles Davenport,
Stephen Esierly, Jacob Franklin, Ellie
Webster, Johnnie Franks, Gussie Boz
rowsky. Frank Gates, FranH-Lewis,
Charlie Berry, Julia Borowsky, RAJ
chel Borowsky, Lucy Anderson, Hen
nv Whiting, Maggie Brown, Willie
Brown, Bella Bockham, sam.
my Bockham, Charlie Franklin,
Davis Franklin, John Green, Mag
gie Warren, Hattie Schneider, James
Brown, Fred. Lewis, Frank Titus.
Hermann Melhman, Otto Melhman,
Eugene Norris, Jennie Schneider, Lou
Use L~oschcnksle. Maggie Wethered,
Aggie Hall, Frank Story, Frank Ridg-
way. Hattie Berry, Robert Norris. Adj
die Titus, David Powell, Maria Berry,
Alonzo Taylor, Hattie Warren, Bennie
Beene, Wilton Thatcher, Van Powell,
Percy Goidstone, Frank Johnson, Min
ME Schwanb, Harry Schwamb, Ida
Harrub, Ida McEwen, Nora Schaifer,
Alice Jones, John Williams, Emma
Hickey, Dora Gibson, Louise Jenkins,
Berthe Thatcher.
THE lIAMBuRG.-This is one OF the
most promising claims in the district
outside of Ruby Hill. 1t was incorpora-
ted in San Francisco on the 9th inst.
with the following officers : Trust ees-
G. T.Lawton, q #. Bragg, CD. O'Sulli-
van, John \. Paxton and 5. P.Dewey.
President, q. +. Lawton; Vice PreSi-
dent, q. +. Bragg; Secretary, ID. A..
Jennings; Superintendent, w. ). keyes;
Foreman. ID. w. Mckenzie. Active
operation are To he carried forward with
an increased force, and there can be no
doubt that the Hamburg Will rank
among the leading properties OF this
section before many months shall
have elapsed. Superintendent keyes
estimates that he has on the dumps ore
to the amount of $50 tons, with the
mine showing excellentiy. The ore is
of a superior grade. averaging strong
at SI35 per ton. Under the present
able management we shall expect the
most satisfactory results.
No CINDERELLA.-Several members
of the theatrical troupe called last
evening 10 say that the extravaganza
of Cinderella will not be put on the
boards at Bigelow's Hall tomorrow
night. There seems to be so me bitch
about the piece among the bers OF
the company.
THE CHA MINE.-The latest report
from this ho%urishing mine of Reyille
district is very favorable. The ore
now being extracted is of a superior
grade and is daily increasing in amount
as developments progress. Another
shipment of bullion will be made in a
day or two.
THE NEW CoMPANY.-A meeting OF
those interested in the formation OF "A
new military company was held at the
Court-house last night. No organizt-
ton was effected; an adjourned meeting
will be held tomorrow night at the