The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-12-18
FARlBAULT STATE SCHOOLS,

AnAOAA 0AAA1 0OnOVAS.
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Recommendations hAae fbe f1fafe
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nsE 81 - f 20 1tpe eov-
efnor pt 4innesot4, Tor the two ysa4e ending
July 81, 1854, was issued from the press
yesterday. Through the courtesy OF Super
intendsnt Moves Of Farthaul, vha w. In
St Paul ve.tsrd.v .the P1oxxsr p.n.s !. an.
.olee % Make o3e q spe ADVANCE sheefs and
give . s4nopsie Of The Important features ,of
the report, The, directors ray that while the
public institutions OF other statas have ant.
fered sevarelv rom .l}aoad ...t.r,.r ~.
Nttcs, .rd r.~t,..n 1..,"Ms,es ~ s..s.., ~
the F.r;h. IL ;mst;t H"e .n1
ths:s evti. IN ..rs;m. ne - esoaped
strsn. t ~. 40 . st.avlns 70 oulid up ana
sdost .aon tao eCnool, system mas oeen
e~Spsou sooA'nH tne Ro'oen mean between
tnS .:.9IH ON en ne one nanG ana Dngnt..
~ ths Pa. Az on tne otnet: Inc meeting OF
nj. .nd Y usona consc e OF plinci
1eG IN NJ tne United state, and Canada, at
e, and faii account 81 ths pross.dines e Of
Sn,s meeting is embodied In tho report Of the
gregory 70 tne governor The P1osEE1
t f1M9ss. 20 the time OF the conferences, gave
m 1%l ana accurate reports OF tho proceedings
The children in the Institution have provided
: usPlay OF nandiiwofn Tor the New Oh
~" SHS III ss1Pg?salt'on: APpneations fdf the re-
~ .hS 81 "a M!otic anu ePneptlG cniIdren
E.- .c s.1So kve inc uHectots mocn en-
.~od.ti" rstko!y 9Actfeu;nE tne accom-,
hittsh9S sa,,.r. To- psm ~ =. c1nSnk t9 'es.
ESse S - suHsoIs Hgetnef IN Gn lnstltugon like
thsu ~ ~ So taa a % Ptov!ae lot
fnende3. k:sms: Is ~ ~. so S.asa-n . In
will receiva hett.r CO.: ia ScS.,.::. s1oy
svstem.t;c trsiriS. S S Cc0:ucS' un HN3t
nercentsce ~ TenSS .T;ieat, 49,, = .a.!
their heeith .nI "or.,,aate, ~ stE1
iectuai nowers and thst ms%x ~ ths ,d neet
deveIon jmtn .aiF u ., 10y. many OF ne 'oloIc
%oSspp,e 'nSH nelasosts MN adults VIII
done sId,tio~.i H,,,,di, e's , wer x 90 81
nrovdaI and ~, ounsnns;. use 1s sPeeany
~ oSs"t anu an aPPloP5!atlon sumclent 1or
toS;.Is. Coz " nS 40 Ou'ulnes Ior sHc9 Gus,
sS5 non $s1SU 1o1 IN. me year 1850. ana
%;.t,ou M ~ ~ eY y1 nn ae9o: sskSa An ap
dumb derartroent ~ ,.,oa ~. tI IT, uesa anu
bean hnrned iaet %."r e ~" saa snoP nav.n ~
4fSO nnn ~.de 49, ~ yea H. i 1 eaPptoPIIauon Q!
been used as d;y.c ynS S Tha aes ra"t;n VA
finiehin~ - uu 40 e1eceiop anu
(noa FOR X h,,nd 49, e5a sNo. ~. LILLY hnnt
sswersra .H4 rHts,,,n LOUISE 600 ce ca Seasls
hddition r. ths ;n,han;i: 49,, h,,,'i:,' IN
1S~Sn ,..t v %9x IaTocAe scn0ol Duiloing,
$3.50 .n. ~. Y o;;da.a; tou5 1Ie escapes,
orov,isd r;tb o,,t.;dt LUZ tae olno - ALSO
nrotection ars;nst ~ - |;tn Ia e ta
dnmh snd a,o s.ph e .S .! St'o oeaI anu
Kid .aS ;, w Sacn IL, 'ne pulutnHs TOT tne
~. au1 ~ su1cue, WIN constant wafer sup
p p;1. S *s +o4v yer ahnum; aso wafer seq
~ ~. c.nto eec n 1se 1o1 Cno tn10e SCHOOLS.
~ ~0A10 pe1 A'ooO 3aA'on4
m. III, TEE SCHOOL . FOB TEE pEA1: A.
me report covers Two annual sessions. the
eweney nt"t ano tWehty-second IN the MIS-
ssory OF t1e sonoot Previous biennial reports
law ma eacn covered pefloo OF three yearA
T iSsu u NO scnool year ending June II:
nuooo' ~ PuPhs were IN attendance, % OF
s uese ms1es, 90 temAes; SS new pupils were
ahoSS n iesomit!ed' ana honorably dls=
GnarRed D1r,ng the school year ending
June June ~ "a 1854, l3O p1Pils were in attend-
enoe-oS maze" ana u femaies; ~ new
R "p Tete as eGmitted' 5eadmitted. ana IL
nrawa;ioi 9sSnaigea Excellent nealtn MAJ
no sos Rass wv" year, sSe.
pupils are en- Pie ;sa01 nes
p, non ts s osiay K@amsey county has pupils
IN tne scnooi; hennep'n. y. The deaf-mute
Populaglon OF the state is now SO large, the
; Eucat,on o. Inc ignorant dear children 80
.m l;o 20 many OF tnem are neglected
Suy: " Mtt eney are 700 oid tns dit-
causes OF neglect 80 general, that law con-
cein'ng sucn woula prove 6ighty oenehclal
70 Doen county ana state. The legislature II
n rSkGa 20 Q make sucn provision IN Minnesota
pula1ng t9e TWO years, nine students have
seo anu 10 SIX nsve peen nonoraDly ols-
" "ne RrauoSCes, OF tnose nonoraoiy dis
d;.a 81 H., nSs Deen KNOWN 90 MAKE morcnan-
eral chanvce in III INSTRUCTIVE and s,Snsrir-
t.ado.t. - 'uo tnetIu cgots "nu supofln-
rntaS ~ 'r re,, u,nei s uePartme1nH are
service as Instructors the authorities of some
Of the older institutions have granted an
annuity upon retiring. It is intimated that
such noiicv miUht Ra .dnntaI ,r;th ~sn-,J
results. in Minnesota some advocate special
classes, In order to Obtain the best results
but it il believed bv the Far1bault snthor;ries
that the combined method. adopted bv them.
u more satisfactory. OF the ti{ty-two nunils
admitted during 1883 and $50: fifteen were
Americana, twelve Norwegians and nine
Germans The average attendance oi
oil pupils discharged to June. 1854.
was 5.57 years New shops, large
enough for the accommodation of one hun-
dred boys, are needed. to replace those
destroyed BY fire in May, 1883, with
rooms for = tailor shop. printina
Office, boot and shoe shop. carnentsr and
cabinet shoD. sleentnr anartmenta for the
hired man. hospital room and 9vmnssnm
It is estimated that there viii be needed fo1
current expenses for the ensuing year, fol
the ne1t xea are ~" u nn;. $ae en So6 dol
estimaMno SS1h M ..,,it. t for FoTHI
snnnnrt nd e1 49, this ~ ~, '4 th anI
fund and shons 1cSno ,us ne Eenes
ou. combustion. is made Tie :up.fintsn end:
=. ,..,u..,
=, ~. "a "1iy eUoent tnst qu1te percentage
yrovina M IL rse s. nneoacaseo ana are
Ind crime. For the tirst time In the s,n.,. y
Minnesota last winter deaf mute wss tried in
our courts for crime. He was an uneducsted
foreigner: The average age Of those recently i'd