, 1874-11-09
teon expended in this 8tate In tilo erection Of
now scl,eol-housoa and supply Of librarioa md


MISSOURI RIVER STATE6.
The Bystem III those Statos IL essentially tho
aamo as throughout the Northwest. III Mis-
sourt. tho olaeat and ,groateat of thoao States.
tho enrolment in public acl,ools Ia 889,050 out
OF o7s.4O3 Children OF school ago. and tho
amount raised for tho support Of schools Ia
81, t,7A0,3l4.
knnHas has ~. 600 In har schools, out Of
aclool population roachtng only III. .a57. mud hha
DEVOTED to the education oi .i''s number $i so3
o9s, with s5l5,07l tor hohoo! buildings and o r.,
pairs, tho innreAso or Bchooi-housoa for 1878
being o0U, and that Of enrolment 10 027.
Nebraska, With sclool o3 ,p population Of Ga 1913.
has her school rolls 81, 872, aud has raiHcd for
school PURPOSES @798, ,oGo: >
BTArEs on TsIR pAo1P1o sLnfk.
Nevada roturns 1879 ci1ihifon or school ago+
| AMI in hor Bovonty-ai1 echoolh U, af6'
Educational activity IN oregon has been vofy
greatly stimulated during THIS tho frnt year. OF
eetah1ishmont Of graded school sYstorns In tho
town. has not advanced as rapidly "a could DO
desirod. uo IT,
| California 1uatines tno general scnHe of nor
1ll,Gl0, and school onrollment Of 107, sos. hor
| school rovonuo reaching $2,551, 100, or about
$23.7o for each enrolled child. Clear oyidenco
of popular favor toward hor publio schools
ehiidren heso boon transferred from private
schools to tham.
THE rEnnIron1Es.
For the first time, reports, moro or loss CON-
plote.h have beon received from all tho rorrltorius.
for educational advantages and efforts to eoouro
| them, eyon where present circumstances are rr-
| favorable.
Excluding Alaska, the Territories give IN az
Eregate Of G., 1888 chlro1. In the schools and Of
| $538, 1870 for the instruction Of thcn,
! Tie District Of Columbia stands first amorg
tho Territories AZ respects tho nuu,bcr enrolled
| ~ scholars, 1G,77O; utnh comes next reporting
| 1850; while In tho amount ralued for oduca-
! ft1naI 1,nndu I'm uk 1,6r
school revenue for Bchoo' enrolment OF 7,45G,
being $g57,657. against 1920 Gl1 In tho District
I Of Colun,bln.
| Tho moat striking progress Ia presented in
! 6,904 Bchoars in tho schools
| RECOGNITION OF PUBLIC H1a1t-soMooJs.
In many of tho StateH these achuols form tho
| recognlzod and leSAl link between the grammar
schools snd universities. III. ~ mauy more tbey
aro rapidly assuming TINT work Of preparation
for unlyeraity aud college trimming which has
been wont to be Performed " pay acatou,aoa'
k3rENnlruak roh ruBI1o SCHOOLS: a
Inc 4 i esq "a a. 1e popaaton ~
and u Territories, q about 10 22s,No. Maasa~
chnBetts hcaoa toe LIST VIII an expenditure PER
CAPITA q $zl3a ~ neFna, an Sl1ss; Galiofia' an
SAa Neoraass, Tda'y1 M u2nheetens s1n " 1ii.oo;
nhoae ts!aha, sa1.vo 1.nhota' Slu.n: Aosta
amount pef cap'ta OF eoaoea o. ehqtneIsaon oeng
"a coma A1aoana, Td.14 fioEaa' S1.43
oonIh Cafonna. Yi.ou' Colotnuo noaus M tno g Aes
OF territories, WIN sn e1penntufo OF 9lt.oo per
WIN hn o1penaituso pef capita o, e9.ao. IN tlo
Dlstrlct OF Coanmp'a Ae oxlona1tufe 11 per capita
| was S9.aa; 10 New alo1lco' SLIT.
| SCHOOL brA11BI1ca OF FATTY fntHG1rAn CITIES:
:. a anu.nary u Plesentou u tne leaulhg HtatiB.
tcs of he public schools IN Atty principle estsss
10 ~ sne oo countly' eIlacs on 2, eyer
| 9;uoo'ooo. ana ecnool popnlaton OF i.f3S,lla.
re-" - ea!a.os .nn ~ ~ aap, o"sns
meratiou N M % Of tiio - scl,9ol population. " $D0 'AA
| souo9t KArEan1fuaE. re-. .,,,. <--,.,
=. Inc total o8ponalsuEo ol tls u1ty clles ("ltn
eneepsoa ,9 u sa E1n ror Pao,o sehoos
n 1913 a W. ~ ~ o cnrlons eApenasofe
slS.M per capita OF she enrolment In public
| aonoola' ......-. .-.-......-
| PAnouH1Ar AND rn1VATE sonools:
Twenty-Five OF the m cltiea, OF which Ut. 4nnis
ID tao cnie1t top9a' ~ ooo Pupils IL patoch!al
anu p!1sa!o bG"oon 1uu ~ nlpor ~ suo1 pupils
n 81; Aou's bens 1hSan;, ol aoou. aa psr cent
Th, ~ sn' n"nuoa VI on'aton m " r,1at;o ninvot asp
anv s,.ta or c;tv 9~ reou+tna fram n~onr;a ~
my :, etasg & or o;a c1ty ;requarluH 1son prppr1to
Lore o. pfayate sohoe's peuoalcat reports OF tne
" 3osah,s a ~ 9atnrn,;nn p'a, ~
y lmposslp.e 20 aetotm1ne NJ ~nak pIopoft'on Ok
o 1 5n 5e1,no, - .,itia.' 1b 80 'o 1e' s'' oNo 1A
| ooi oeaoo' 'e4@ou.
| NoanA1 sonooLa.
4 dopelul ptoRioss ~ nhLiiest ~ tu9 BEonsa OF
epeo1n' s9uogs 1os sns tianng 81 soscnets Ior our
PUBLIC scnnole. stsslhues a1o gwen OF 10 nor or
at scooas nIu ~ on o.
ahu io,o1o 1a5o ~, .noso
wora 9stablishod OF oTganlzea IN lSis. the most
nosa1ls oeing tne naasHaoouset's as"so NORMAL
ATT eoaooi. oe,1,, .,a,,,,,,.>
.Ta; TEAohEHs @ Hl - @ OF sEhvtok.
=. allowing 3oTIy pup's 20 eaca , teaohef, tne anm,
pe9 70 seacn ano youtas so ~ nhtt
| " yoala OF aso ~ eaIlinnsoo II ,ouo; "
| eau0Atea tuat tno Pnoho-acnool
1aaohob ~ MasHaclluso1a Ioacn On
81 a'etsge t sv;,s .n1eo e. m letnas .ns ~,
eeua & W sors nts Hoa aa w % mSn arotaso os. ~;
tne wnolo country. HENCE, eonlnlng summing sho oss, T.
mato 70 INC aGhool popu!atioh between ana ~ y
ycafg tno nunoor aa ot ns@ toaene.s t when
ao ng pr M ia eac seaR 70 'aAs up Eng
"osk ~ooso Do eo,ooo. ,--uu
,.-,~.,- AtalAEss 1AsTlTuThs:
staIisuGs ato etxen o. 80 o. tal5 Glaze na ae o.
setus2i'' n1'to6 s18 A4asiuotoi7 *oo 68,o't
| pupils.
SECONDARY INSTRUCTION.
The report presents summary OF the Sta
| tlRtica OF ,039 schools for secondary instrnc-
! ton, commonly lanoMipatcu academies. Beln-