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be appointed. This resolution being
unanimously adopted, Miss Hetty sab
lett, of Austin, was conducted to the
secretaral table by Professor Pitman.
The President then said he would relax
the tension of order, and called n recess,
during which time the attending dele
gates were requested to register their
names with the Secretaries.
After a recess of IL minutes the meet
ing was again called TO order, ana ITO
lessor Rote made an announcement
of the Committee of Recep-
tion for the day, consisting OF
Mrs. Polk, Miss Crlder, Miss Steele and
Professor Halbedl. Professor Rote ten
dered an apology to the visiting teach
ers. lie said he did not know that the
teachers of Texas were so prompt In
making an appearance. There had been
a Misunderstanding mt the headquarters
MS regards reception, the gentlemen
being taken in while the ladies were lett
out in the cold. lie hoped, however, all
this would be reotilled. II they would
give the committee little time all
could be arranged In n satisfactory man
ner.
The President then said the constitu-
ton required him TO appoint Teachers
Aid committee, the object of that COM
mittee being TO aid teachers who re-
auire locations, and aid boards and
localities who require teachers. They
would be appointed for this special pur-
pose and for this special meeting only.
The following committee was then APP
pointed Professor p. p. Deckart,
Professor A. j. Roberts, Mrs Smith
Ragsdale.
President Collier then issued cordial
invitation TO editors of papers and
special invitations to reporters. Also to
those representing publishing interests,
and stated that there were rooms which
they could use to exhibit their books,
and they invited all agents or manuiac-
turers Of school furniture, especially TO
exhibit, In order that the teachers pres
ent might inspect them.
Prof Dowell then offered resolution,
that a committee of five, of which the
State Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
tion should be Chairman. be appointed
TO cooperate with the Commissioner of
Texas and the National Bureau of Edu-
cation in preparing for the exhibition Of
education and institution of processes of
the liberal arts (group - at the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Expo
sition at New Orleans.
Professor Carlisle moved that II be re-
ferred to committee Of three. Resolu-
tion adopted.
The following committee Of three was
then appointed: Superintendent Dowell,
Prot. Carlisle, Prof. Rogers.
The meeting then adjourned until 3
o'clock this afternoon.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Mrs. Ragsdale, Austin; Miss Lulu Nc
Coy. Clarksville: Miss Eta Wiley, Miss
Sailie Battle, Mckinney; Mrs. j. Mer-
rick, Miss Sarah II. Wilgus, Miss Bibbie
Cook, Miss Martha Cook, Miss Katie
Bell, San Antonio; Mrs. f. NJ. Kirk,
Miss Mamie Cathill, Schulenberg; Miss
Lucie Nuley, Mrs. s. Organs, Bastrop;
Miss Annie, Storts, Kyle; Miss Annie
Bell; Pearsall, Mrs. j. A. kaufman, Gal
weston: Miss Lizzie Loring, sulphur
/ Springs; Miss X. X. kaufman, Galveston;
Miss Laura +. Crider, Miss Julia G.
| Clarke, Miss Laura Steele, Miss Julia $.
Haenel. Mrs. n. A. Murphy, Miss NJ. ID.
Peasy, San Antonio; Miss Mittie Edring-
ton, Salado; Miss Della ArcherNGalves-
| ton; Mrs. Kate w. Cakes, Columbus;
Miss Lille Shaver, Mexia; Mrs. Mittie
Decherd. Weimar; Miss Sallie II.
Booth. Miss Ella A. o. Reilly, Huntsville;
Mrs. Manchester, Cleburne; Mrs. A. v.
Kelly, Rockdale; Mrs. Ann Richardson,
Milan; Mrs. A. =. Gunsborough, Miss
| Texana Rosy. Miss f.. Heusinger, Miss
| Alvina Klocke, San Antonio; Miss Annie
| Thompson, Mrs. NJ. W. Gibson, Waxa-
hachie; Mrs. Chastwait, Mexia; Mrs. T..
| n. Hood, Miss Sammie Straghorn, Miss
Jessie Straghorn, Austin; Miss Minnie
HALEY, Salado; Miss Allie Hold, Rock
port; Mrs. Mile NJ. Lewis, Mantillo;
Mrs. Carrie l.. Cox, Grandbury; Miss
| Emma HALEY, Salado; Miss Eliza Sewell,
Miss Hattie Battle, Miss Matte House;
Miss Lula Sherrard, Eagle Lake; Miss
Carrie W. Duke, LaGrange; Miss Mary
l.. Sloss, Austin; Mrs. V. 4. Polk, Miss
Agnes A. Cotton, Miss Nettie Noyes,
San Antonio; Miss Nellie Eastland, Waco;
Miss NJ. Murphy, Galveston; Miss Mollie
Patterson, Waxahachie; Mrs. Willie ID.
House, Guenome; Miss Henrie Wilson,
Dallas; Miss Roxa Ray, Bastrop; Miss
Josie /. Wood, Brenham; Miss
Annie Il. Beck. Miss Edwina ID.
Robb, San Antonio; Miss Cora
Baldwin, Miss Fred Bryson, Miss Fronie
Wynn, Huntsville; Miss Laura Malone,
Dallas; Miss Maud b. Darlington, Miss
Willie II Smith, Austin.
Mr.. Thomas Darlington, Galveston:
Professor j. n. Gallagher, Waco; Profes-
sor Smith Ragsdale, Austin; Mr.. ID. A.
Paulus, Terrell; j. Baldwin, Huntsville;
W. ii. Coleman, Corsicana; John G..
Moon, Mexia; +. 5. Sigh, Mineola; A. j
Robert, Colorado: j. NJ. Carlisle, Whites
boro; II. 7. Deckard. Weimar; John
Collier, Mansfield; Professor j. f.
Dowell. Houston; o. NJ. Roberts, Austin
Professor w. G. Rote, San Antonio, and
many others.