Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04
Teachers Institute.


Institute called to order at IL A
NJ, Superintendent Mcdonald IL
the Chair.
Mr.. Stephen Mcpherson wa!
elected Secretary and Mr.. Mack
Assistant. Messrs. McFadden, J
w. Hinton, Peck and Saxon were
elected Vice Presidents. The fol
lowing committees were, on mo.
ton, appointed by the Chair:
On Instruction-C. III. Kimball
w. S. Reavis, Mrs. Du Bots, Mrs
Jones.
Resolutions-R. 3. Warran
John Hayes, J. M. Quinn, l.. D.
Smith and N. Mathews.
Programme-J. M. Quinn, w.
M. McFadden and Miss Hodgkius
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute called to order by Supt.
Mcdonald at p. NJ. Report from
Committee on music, "America. u
Roll call. The following teachers
answered to their names:
Alameda, Jas. Smith.
Alamitos, o. r. Mack.
Anaheim j. M. Quinn, w. II.
Henderson, Mrs. Julia A. Breed,
Miss Mary Brier.
Azusa, John Hayes, Mrs. S. V.
S. Clark, Miss S. NJ. Stockton.
Bay View, Miss Sallie Finley.
Bog Dale, john M. Dunsmoor.
Cahuenga, N. Matthews.
Cerritos, Jas. Hamilton.
Cienega, G. W.Howard, Miss E.
Bisbee.
Diamond, w. f. Squires.
Duarte, T. X. Mcdowell.
Ell Monte, j. A. Martling, Ada
Mayes.
Fair View, c. w. Campbell.
Florence, Mrs. Emma REEVE.
Fountain Valley, f. e, Grover.
Garden Grove, Mrs. A. S. Averill,
E. A. Parker.
Green Medows, Miss Mary Mo-
loDy.
La Dow, Stephen Mcpherson.
Laguna, B. Fl. Troombly.
La Puenta, Dayton A. Reed.
Little Lake, S. Bush.
Los Angeles. Mrs. c. B. Jones,
Miss B. J. Turner, Mrs. NJ. c..
Stackpole, Miss Yda Adds, Miss
Emma Whittier, Miss Isabel Bah
cock, Mrs. G. G. Dubois, Miss Eva
Meyers, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss
Maggie Desmond, Mrs. Emma s.
Onstott, Miss Amanda Salsig, Miss
M. X. Simons, Mrs. G. w. Setch-
work, Mrs. M. @. Graham, Mrs. e.
r.. Means, Miss Jennie Clapp, w.
S. Reavis, Miss Effie Rogers, John
Witherow, G. III. Kimball.
Los Nietos, w. NJ. McFadden.
Lugo, r. B. Morton.
Maizeland, Miss Holland.
NewhalI, Miss l.. Ell. Folger.
Newport-O. A. Baker, Miss L..
Stanford.
New River, w. II. Baker.
Ocean, Miss Allie Bisbie.
Olive, G. w. Moores.
Orange, Mrs. J. A. Forster, Miss
Rose A. Davis.
Palomares, d. N. Burritt, Miss
A. Conner.
Placentia, Miss Belle Squires.
Ranchito, Miss Eva w. Holt.
Rowland, Mr.. ]. P. McFamer, L.
J. J. Scully.
San Antonio, Miss Mobeck, Miss
Austin.
San Fernando, w. T. Wenk.
San Gabriel, j. ]. Bodkin, 2. 7.
Durfy, Mrs. &c. l.. Finley.
San Jose, G. Coleman.
San Juan, r. l.. Freeman.
San Pasqual, Miss Royce.
San Pedro, III. Patten, J. n. Bur-
CESS, Mrs. A. a. Twombly.
Santa Ana, G. N. Andrews, Mrs.
NJ. M. Howes.
Santa Monica, Miss Downs, Miss
Hart.
Sepulveda, Miss lowering.
Silver, r. w. Ready, Miss Jenk.
ms, Miss Anderson.
Soledad--Miss Bishop.
Sulphur Springs, ]. ID. James.
Sycamore, J. N. Hewes, Miss
Lindley.
Trabuco, Miss Joslin.
Vernon, A. G. Shafer, Miss Bis
bee.
Westminster, o. N. Raney, Miss
Raney.
Wilmington, Miss Moulthop.
Yorba, 3. S. Mcdonald.
On motion, visiting teachers and
teachers not at present employed
in teaching were made honorary
members of Institute.
On motion of w. M. McFadden,
a committe Of three was appointed
by the Superintendent to ascertain
the probable cost of publishing in
pamphlet form q full report of the
proceedings of the Institute.
Mr.. P. T. Durfy and Miss Briar
were appointed critics for the day.
The Superintendent delivered his
annual address, which was full of
interest to teachers and was well
received.
Mr.. Mathews explained his
"Study Programme" 1t was dis
cussed by Mr.. Mcpherson and
others.
Mr.. Geo. H. Peck delivered a
somewhat elaborate address on
Meteorology. He stated that it is
only in the past ten years that the
science of meteorology has assumed
important proportions. He inter-
spersed his address with interest
ing anecdotes bearing on the SUBJ
ject. Mr.. Peck has paid particular
attention to local meteorology and
is perhaps as well qualified to speak
on the subject as any man in the
county.
Board of Supervisors.