The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-05-24
absence of some of the new peniten
larry board.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

erday.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board of education have made
he following assignments of teachers
or the summer normal schools:
Jasper, Prof. ID. G. McCrohan.
Carthage, c. B. Stewart.
Marshal, T. p. Lilley.
Dangeriield, G. NJ. Ltssiter.
sulphur Springs, T. e. Harris.
Mineola, Miss Willie House.
Palestine, Prof. j. L. Hand.
Crockett. L. S. Halibenton.
Houston, Prof. w. II. Coleman.
Galveston. w. G. Rote.
Gonzales, J. 4. Dow.
BRENNAN, r. w. Pitman.
Lagrange, w. NJ. Grove.
BRYAN, Miss 5. 5. Thompson.
Corsicana, Prof. w. A. Banks.
Rockwell, Georges. StOrrs.
Pilot Point, NJ. b. Franklin.
Whitesboro. A. w. Wilson.
Montague, J. J. A. Patton.
Decatur, Mrs. Sue E. Warren.
Alvarado, Prof. A. Weaver.
Salado, Prof. Smith Ragsdale.
Austin, Prof. J. B. Winn.
San Marcos, Prof. II. c. Pritchett.
Cioliad, Prof. c. A. Bryant.
Corpus Christi, Prof. B. NJ. Howard,
San Antonio, Prof. w. H. Foute.
Sweetwater, Prof. 1. H. Beauchamp.
Cranberry, Prof. 1. r. Dean.
Paris, Prof. C. H. Hobb.
Also for colored summer normal
schools:
Orange, Prof. c. J. Anderson.
San Augustine, Prof. W. L. Phillips.
Marshall, Prof. r. j. Webb.
jefferson, Prof. VIM. Goss.
Dallas, Prof. j. NJ. Terrell.
Victoria, Prof. w. II. Harbert.
Columbus, Prof. A. II. Robinson.
Waco, l.. G. Anderson.
The Institutes are to be opened
July 2, for four weeks. Salaries OF
principals, $3.50 each.
The secretary was directed to for
ward Peabody medals, one to Calves
ton. one to Americana, one to Fort
Worth, one to Gainesville, one to
BRYAN, one to Palestine and one to
Hon. Pfeuffer for the New Braunfels
schools, and to retain the remaining
ones, ten in number, as rewards for
public schools of cities, to be deter
mined by annual report to the depart
ment.
The secretary was also instructed
to send Peabody money on hand for
public schools by checks to order OF
city treasurer, as follows: Galveston
$500, Gainesville 5000, Fort Worth
$500, CorSicana 5000.
The secretary was also directed to
write DR.. Curry that the board will
gladly accept such amount OF the
Peabody money he may see fit to send
summer schools, and that use for part
of it has already been provided for.
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
Capt. Ashbel Smith, president of
| the board of regents, has gone to
Nashville for the purpose of meeting
| Profs. Brown, Humphreys, Mallet and
other professors elect of University
of Texas, for the purpose of arrang.
| ing the curriculum or course of study
for the opening session. He is ex'
i pected back by the fourth proXimo
| The board would like to hear from
| parties as to the terms for which
| they will board students during the
session which will commence at an
early date in September. New board
| ing houses erected convenient to the
university grounds viii be desirable
| LAND DEPARTMENT..
As general rule the filing of cor
| rected surveys does not amount to d
| re-entry of lands; but the rule may
| be affected by want of due notice of
| the original surveys being made to
the parties properly concerned.
| INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT
Mr.. F. S. Neustadte, inspector
| United States internal revenue, is in
the city and was engaged yesterday
in inspecting the revenue office, and
examining deputies, guages and
minor employees. He has an allowance
of $500 for repairs, for which there
will hardly be use at present, as the
Office is new and in good condition.
His headquarters are at New Orleans
The bids for building additions at
the deaf and dumb asylum were not
opened yesterday at IL a. H., because
quorum of the board of trustees
could not be had. Maj. Jones is at
Laredo wounded; Walter Tips, Esq.
was at the Dallas s8ngerfeSt and was
| telegraphed to meet Gov. Ireland at
Huntsville, to transact business con-
nected with the penitentiary. The
governor left for Huntsville yester-
day: and James w. Smith was not in
attendance, probably did not hear OF
the meeting He will be notified to
be on hand to-day at IL a. M, at Mr.
Folts' office, to assist in opening the
| bids and in awarding the contracts.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT..
DR.. Swearingen, state health officer
received the following telegram yes
terday:
GALVESTON, May 81. 1883.
| DR., Il. NJ. swearingen:
The Norwegian barque Post. from
Vera Cruz, is ashore at San Louis
Pass. Have instructed the health
| officer to send an inspector to that
point, to prevent any communication
until you can be heard from.
A~ A. w. Fly, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
DR.. Swearingen sent the following
to DR.. Weisiger, at Columbia, Texas,
as his instructions in the matter:
"Keep strict guard over the barque
the prescribed time; furnish provi-
sions, il necessary. Write fully kind
OF cargo and where bound"
The barque is ashore at the mouth
OF the BrazOs.