The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-04

county. The Office Of the corresponding
secretary is abolished aud his duties
transferred 10 The recording secretary.
The treasurer is required to give bond
in the sum of $1,000. Monies to be
paid oat on an order of the chairman of
the executive committee, countersigned
10y the president. Only members en-
gagged in teaching viii be allowed to
vote.
The principals convention was an
nounced TO assemble TT once and the as
soclaliou adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
A telegram OF greetings was received
from the Iowa State Teachers associa-
ton.
A word Of greeting was received from
Prof. Garfield, Of LawFence, who is an
officer of the association, AID VINO has
been deprived OF the privilege of attend
ing these meetings on account Of sick
ness.
The lecture delivered by DIR. Cordley,
on the subject of "The Teachers Work
and Ann" was an able and interesting
address, containing many practical
thoughts, useful to the teacher and stu
dent as we'll. We regret that we art
not able to give our readers a synopsis
of the lecture.
The following resolutions were read
and adopted:
| Resolved, That we are indebted 20 the
| press of the city for special courtesiss
| and recognize their cooperation and val
liable assistance in advancing the cause
which We represent.
That we express our hearty apprecia.
ton of Topeka's hospitality, extending
thanks to the citizens who have enter.
| tanned us in their homes, and the hotels
which have given reduced rates to mem
bers of the association.
That the recognition of the influence
OF our association by the secretary O
state, and the executive council in grant
ing the use of the senate chamber is ap
preciated.
That the rates granted on the railwa,
lines TO members of the ASSOCIATION ar,
appreciated, and he thanks of the asso
citation hereby extended to the A. 7. &
| D 4 =, tue I =. khdusdS 0IfAslonsf III
X. c., L. 81 SIX, and the K. c., F. 5. I
G.. railways.
That the efforts of the executive com
mittee in arranging and the presiden
and secretary in sustaining one of III
largest and most successful meetings III
association has ever held, deserve an
? hereby receive the appreciative thank
of every member.
That this association is heartily IN ia
vor of national aid TO education as a
act of self-defence on the part of our nj
ton.
That we deeply sympathize with Mis-
NJ. p. Spencer in her sad bereavement
That we regret that Prof. Gleed wa
: prevented from presenting his brillian
, paper toi the association Ion account c
sickness.
That no member of the association
/ but has been deeply grIeved to learn {
, the dangerous illness of Prof. Canfiel(
: of the executive committee, and W
trust that in Gods providence he ma
: be granted a speedy recovery and Ion
: life of continued usefulness.
The treasurer i.submittcd a repol
showing balance on hand of so;
This seemed TO create. a desire to put
lish the minutes in pamphlet form. an
the questionswas again referred with il
t structions not to spend more than $50
; The business of the session bein
transacted the association adjourned
+; and the Modoc glee club in costume fl
Z ed In, headed by their interpreter. NJ
NJ. J. Lea The chief made very hi
e morous speech, (which was lnterprete
i for the benefit of the audience. TIL
/, music then began and good time 70
G lowed SO ended the twenty-third SCI
: sion of the Kansas State Teachers assC
!. citation.