The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-03-11
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The Work Of Yesterday with the En-.
tire Programme.

declared IN order.
Prof. T. ]. Bo0her was electe'
President by reclamation.
Miss O'Farrel received 16 out Of 2
votes and was declared Vice Presi
dent.
Prof. FIX. Wilson was elected Sec
retary and Treasurer by reclamation
Report Of Committee on Music re
celved and accepted.
Report of Com. on Pr0gramm
read and accepted and ordered to b
printed In our daily papers.
Received, information stating tina
DR.. Mcmillan of Deer Lodge College
will deliver an address in the Cour
house on Thursday eve., 18th.
Music-Lead Kindly Light, b.
students aud teachers of schools.
Moved and seconded that evening
session con vene at 8 p. IN.
Signing Of roll by teachers.
AFTERNOON SESSION
called to order by the President at
O'Clock, sharp.
Music by the society entitled, How
Gentle Gods Commands.
Roll called. Arithmetic by profes
sor T. J. Bonher.
First taking the subject of Percent
age, then following with Intere-t
Partial Payments, Arbitration of Elk
change, and lastly Proportion, which
were all very neatly and accurately
illustrated.
Professors Davis and Newill and
others participated in the discus.
sion.
Music by the choir entitled, Under
the Blue.
Natural Science Glass by Mis-,
Siebenaiard. First describing the
sponge as belonging to the abimal
kingdom. following with the Potato
as belonging to the vegetable king
dom, aud lastly by rock as belonging
to the mineral kingdom.
Also suh-kingdOmS were described,
suth as Vertet rates and Inverte-
brates, and lastly Quadrupeds and
Her bevorous Animals.
The class and teacher did so we'll
that there "a no room for COM
mt nts Or criticisms.
Remarks by Professor J. K.
Davis.
Critics report next IN order.
Music by the society-F;air is the
Morning.
On motion of Professor Newill the
society stood adjourned to convene
again in the Court House at 8 p. m.
PROF. T. J. BOOHER, Pres.
F. X, WILSON, Sec.
Following is the regular pre-
gramme:
MONDAY, MARCH 9.
II a. N. Institute opened and re-
ports of committees read.
Up. m.--Higher Arithmetic, by T.
J. Booher.
2:3O p. No. Natural Science class,
by Mics Siebe nsler.
1890 r. m discussion on drawing
in the Public Schools. by J. K. Davis
and T. J. Booher.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10.
% a, m.-Class in chart work, by
Mrs. Gibbs.
1O:45 a. m.-Class in fractions, by
Miss Emerson.
2 p. m.--Duties and trials of teach.
ers, i,y Miss O'FarrelI.
2:45 p. m.-The Limits of q Free
by Mrs. Diven.
$3.50 p. m.--Education of To-day,
by Mrs. Wilson.
1880 p. m.--History, by MI. Lock
ley.
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH ii,
10 .. m.--Class in Numbers, by
Miss Mahoney.
1O-45 a.m.-Class IN Animals, by
Miss Lockley.
1880 a.m.-Class in Language, by
Mrs. Melshead.
200 p.m.-Class IN Involutfon and
in Algebra, by A. G. New
IL.
800 r. m.-Writing, by Prof Saw
7:3O Pm Discussion of the Me-
of Latin, by A. e. Newill.
THURSDAY, MARCH IL
1000 a. m.---Ciass in PhoDic Drill,
~ Miss Ho well.
1O:45 a. m..---Drawing, by Miss
1870 a Impractical Education by
VI ISIS 0u1AlVaAs
200 p.m.-Class on Physiology, by
Mss Layton
2:45 p. m. Chemistry, by DIR. lie.
1Olmes.
1880 p. m.-Addresses from DR.. Nc
and other visitors.
Tho music committee have ar
anged for music during every ses-
ion. A discussion will follow each
,aper and class. Day 81 ssions are
leld at the Central school bulldog.
sessions are he'd at the
court house.
EVENING SESSION.
Evening session called to order by
President.
Music by teachers and scholars :
Speed Away"
Roll called.
Discussion on Drawing In the Pub
ic schools J. K. Davis affirmative,
:. j. Booher negative.
Misc llaneous debate participated
D BY A. G. Newill, T. J. Booher and
:. X. Davis.
Ga motion Of A. G. Newili, the
uestion was decided in the attirma-
i've.
Reading of programme for March
9th
On motion of TX. Davis adjourned
Il morning session 1T 10 q. m.
T. j. BooHER, Pres.
F. X. WILSON, Sec.
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