Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-05

The schools Of Gold Hill have nsvsl
beea 80 full A. they arc At present. Feb
ruAry shows . marked increase In sttsnd'
anee over that Of tho preceding month,
particularly noticeable in the primary do
partnents. This may be attributed te
two causes: the present ~SPring-liks
weather and the disappearance Of diphths.
ria and wh~oepingeoush. The Divide
school shows an enrolment Of 40 pupils,
while but two teachers are employed IA
give them instructions. The primary de-
partments at the Central building show :
like disproportien between scholars and
teachers. In Virginia City there 10 IN
average u fifty scholars to each teacher.
while the average In Gold Hill 10 ~ high
a. ~sixty-ssvsn. Justice 10 the children
seems 10 demand that moro teachers should
be employed 10 remedy the present crowd.
ell condition Of u schools. Had the
Compromise Bill become . Law. our Board
Of Trustees would have been relieved from
the financial s~tringency, in which they
have been PLACED. and they would doubt
less have employed two or morc addi'
tional teachers. As matters now stand. the
expsdiency Of such q course 10 questions
BILE. and the people Of Gold Will can con-
graduate themselves II the schools are con
tinued through the year. with the present
force Of instructors. Gold Wills sduca-
tional deficit amounts 10 seventeen thou
sand dollars. In this respect she stands
on q better footing than Virginia City.
which Il encountered with Q school debt
| Of something like eighty thousand dollars.
| The present Board are trying 10 run the
schools a. economically a. possible. and II
Is hoped that they can make some ar
| rangement by means Of which va can
weather the storm. Te close our schools
and throw tho childrea cut upsn the streets
| In iLlsness would DO . calamity franght
with much evil to the rising generation
and the community at large.
The Board Of Trustees contemplate light
ing up the High School room 80 that even
| ing exercises connected with the school
may he held therein. As soon a. this Ia
| done. Prof. Van wagenea. assisted by
Prof. II. Y. Baker. intends TO give . course
% experimental chemistry lectures bsfors
his A class. The lectures will Be public.
and all will 10 welcome. Further notice
will DO given hereafter. The everyday
work % this schools goes steadily on. The
High school Is crowded to tho utmost.
Instruction il given 10 four different
grades. At the close Of b month all the
schools were subjected 10 . thorough writ
ten examination.
Below appear the names Of those who
attained a standing OF 30 per cent. and up
wards, In the High School department.:
A Class-Thomas Mcdonald %, Clara
smith "a, Louis Larson DC. George
Wright DC, Lizzie McMartin %, Lizzie
Greenwood %. Josie Morgan 81. ID Class
Franklin Booth 93. John Mcdonald d.
Maggie Gillespie %. Cassie Lowman %.
Lille Keely ~. q Class-lsaac Scharff
81. Willie Watson 90. Frank Smith. 30.
ID C~iass-Archie Fitzgerald 9s. Cora Moore
John Chegwiddsn %, Louis Werner ~.
Emma winterbausr %, Belle Fraser %.
Second Grammar-Miss Mary Melon
nell. Teaehsr.-Mary Bath. Julia Cook.
Katie Hill. Ella Hester. Alice Henderson.
Mary Hoilshorn, Hattie Hall, Katie Kelly.
Ada skins. Lizzio Mudd. Josephine
Mudd. Katie 0'Cennsll. Mary Randall,
Ella SHARP, Nsttie sharp. Lizzie HAnlon,
James Buckley. Willie Flanagan. Frank
Gallagher. Willie Gallagher. Albert Nc
fadden. Patsy MeGrifiin. Grant Marsh,
George Pezet. James Shehan. John Nc
Ginnis. John Coyle, Annie C~heswiddcn,
Eddie Holmes, Willie hyde.
l.. n. Listers school.-Ths roll Of honor
for this department comprises the names
Of scholars who have distinguished thsm-
selves both In scholarship and attendance:
Mabel Williams. Minnie Haub, Arthur
Pechner, Ed Craze. Ella Fox. Tommy
O'Donneli. Annie Marley. Charles Miller.
Mary Fitzgerald. Rosa Pequegney. Annie
Taui. Charles Moore. Dan MeLouthan.
Patsy O'Leary.
First Primary-Miss Marion Lincoln,
Tcacher.-Mary Brown, Fannie Brown.
Susan Bennett. Sarah Bath. Rachel bloom
field, Hattie Coleman. Ella Cole, Mabel
French, Mary fenton. George GillesPis.
Mary Gillespie, Agnes Gillespie, Martha
James. Bessie Kinsman. Maggie Kelley.
Mary Kelley, Clara Noel. Mary 0'Brisn,
Ada Parker. Elite Quintrell. Grace Ran-
Iall. Mary Rossvsar. Sarah Symons, Lulie
Thurman. Annie Thomas. Mary Wright.
Mary Holmes. Emma Lafaille. Harry
Cotton, James Csnlin. Willie Douglass.
Willie Duprey, Willie Fenton. Leon Hall.
John Gillespie. Harry Gallagher. Henry
Gluyas, Morris Kelly. Jshn Kelly, Willie
Parker, Allie O'Donnsll, Willie Ramsey,
Albert Riley. Joseph Riley. Joseph Thomas.
Angus, Werner, Clarence Horsford.
Second Primary School, Miss kerchsval.
Teacher. Miss Cassie Henderson. Assist
ant-Emma Pierce. Mollie Daignan, Annie
Gr,iper,' Ellie French. Grace Deckwith,
Lizzie Howard, Louie Moore. Lizzie
O'Drieu. Lulu Mcdonald. Agnes Gilles-
pie, Tin-nia Falls. Oracle Coulter. Louisa
Craz., Maggie Kennedy. Mamie McCabe.
Flora wooIs. Theresa Pohl. Annie Nor
gan. Carrie Kohler. Mary Steele. Nellie
Robinson, Maggie Grifiin, Mary Pechner,
Tommis Luke. Frank O'Leary. Eddie
Gulli.s. John Crowley. Frank sadlsr.
I,alph smith. Bennie Barnaby. Andrew
rurr,y, Willie Robinson. Johnnie Grciner,
Charlie Likens. Willie Doble, Johnnie
T,mby. Eddie Jones, Mickey Daisy. Grailey
Hall. Johnnie Henry. Johnnie Cook.
Willie Cross. Willie Rosevcar. Johnnie
Ileyle.
Miss McGii's sehool.-Mary Adams,
Nellie Osg. Robert Costello, Tommy
woodclins. Maggis Hamlin, Minnie kins-
man, James Furry. Charley BENEFITS,
Lsote blanchard. Lizzie Mitchell. Eugene
Baglin. James McCann. Mary Winnie.
The Divide School. Miss q. l.. Taylor,
TEACHER Otto Minnsr 9s. John Canty ~.
Fred Tobcner ~. Michael Caniy 81. Harry
Stokes ~. Frank Dlakely ~. John MUIR
ply ~. Hartman Tobcner ~. Dan Green-
val, ~, Albert Goodfellow Sc. Henry
woolly 81. william liawden Sc. Fred Col
Inns IS. samuel MeCurdy 50. William
| Curnow -. Samuel Terrill ~. Charles
Brett 81. Eugene Field 80, Mary bawdsn
~, TLursa Fault 9j. Lucy Deublsbsis 81.
| Bertha Brstz DC. Josie kuhn. IS, Julia
| Thomas ~. EdA Bowling 30. Katie Canty
30, Eliza Thomas 30. Jennie Corliss VI.
Carrie Trcmaine ~. Dollis McCone No.
Janet Simpson 81. Cora Kline 50. Eta
| stokes IS, Matte sheehan sS, Eliza Ed.
| yoean 81. Mamie Hammer ~. Lsuisc
rr,mbly 81, Freddie Tobenor ~, Mary
| Field ~. Mary Denahus 80.
Primary Department. Miss Laura Hol-
man, Teacher. Lila Farrell, Maggie
| purk. Sarah Louizslls, Louisa Louizelle,
| Agile Denman. Rosa Dandurand. Mary
| Canty. Mamie Eaton. Susie MeCons, Settio
bowling. Lizzie Tobsnsr. Katie Hannah.
James Thomas. Harry Francisco. Eugene
| sbeehan, John Kline. Eddie MAhsney.
John O'Donohus, Dennis O'Donohue, joe
Melton, Charles Mcbride. Willie Pogarty:
| Thomas Insraham. Willie Gavin, samuel
Barker, Joe Giddy.