Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-19
THE STATE TEACHERS.
The Association Holds an In.
teresting Session.
PRACTICAL PAPERS PRESENTED
The Next Meeting Will be Held
at San Dieg0-The Re-
cepti0n.

The State Teachers Association con-
vened yesterday morning in the First
Congregational church, corner of Hill
and Sixth streets. About nine hundred
people occupied the body of the church
during the morning session, which mum.
Der was increased to one Thousand one
hundred in the afternoon.
After the reading of the minutes
of the previous session and the report
of the executive committee, Hon. Ira
G. Hoitt read an invitation from the
Mayor OF Stockton, the members of the
Council of that city and the Boards of
Education of Stockton and San Joaquin
county to the association to meet next
year in Stockton, guaranteeing that there
should be no expense to the association
for hall rent or advertising. Mr.. Heitt
then moved that the invitation be ac-
cepted.
Mr.. Atherton, Of San Diego, rose to
object. He thought that where the as
sociation should meet should be ques-
ion of facilities. San Diego had excel
lent facilities in the way of transporta-
ton, while Los Angeles was cut off
from all parts of the world last winter bv
the washouts. This was an argument
against similar occurrence next winter,
and the great highway of the ocean
could never be flooded out The facili-
ties for accommodating the visitors to
San Diego were unlimited, and for pleas
ure there was the largest hotel in the
world at Coronado, the beautiful bay,
and the opportunity of visiting the sister
country of Mexico, just a few miles away.
He concluded by inviting the association
to meet at San Diego, with the same
guarantee as regards expenses as was
offered by Stockton.
The selection of place of meeting
for next session was then, by motion,
deferred until later.
On motion, President More then ap-
pointed the following committees:
Nominstions-J. B. McChesney, Ala
media; W. M. Friesner, Los Angeles; E.
P. Pierce, Butte; R. D. Butler, San
Diego; O. H. Murphy, Tulare; J. D.
Kennedy, San Francisco; Mrs. N. R.
Craven. San Francisco; @. E. Hutton,
Sonoma, and Fred. M Stanford.
Music-Prof. j. A. Foshay, chairman !;
os u. 1COuOsucy, MISS 11hstlc cthCy, ~.
G. Twining, F. L. Warde, Mrs. F. Byram
and Miss Rice.
Resolutions-Thos. E. Kennedy, chair
man; Anna G. Murphy, W. H. V. Ray
mond, Miss Belle Frazee and Mics Mar
garet Schallenberger.
On motion of P. M. Fisher it was de-
cided to have a memorial hour set aside
for the consideration of and passage of
resolutions of respect for Superintendent
]. L. Wilson, of Colusa. and others de-
ceased during the past year. The fol
lowing committee was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions: P. M. Fisher,
chairman; Hon. Ira G. Hoitt, @. H.
Murphy, Mrs. Vivian and Anna O..
Murphy.
The following teachers were elected as
delegates to the National Teachers As
sociation to convene in st. Paul, Mimi,
in July:
L. S. Evans, Mary M. Mcdonald, B.
R. Grogan, J. b Strine, Mise IL. E.
Dunn, Miss M. H. Perry, Miss l.. P.
Wilson. Miss Mary Leonard, Miss Eva
Clark, Miss Alice Stevens, Mise Mary NJ.
Hennran. Ira G Hoitt, F. M. Campbell
P. M. Fisher, Mrs. Nettie R. Cravin,
James 6. Kennedy, G. s. Murphy, E. 7.
Pierce, F. A. Molineux, Washington Will
son, Mary E. Baer, L. G. Spencer, G. 81.
Schneider, Will S. Monroe, Miss Maria
Euller