Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-24
The Judicial Districts.

! Special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX, March 23-The sub-com
mittee of the senate and house had meet
ing last night and again to-day and mapped
out the following judicial districts:
First district-Jefferson Hardin, Orange
Newton, Jasper and Tyler.
Secord district-Angelina St Angus
tine, Sabine, Shelby, Nacogdoches and
Cherokee.
Third district-Panola, Harrison, Up
shaw, Gregg and Rusk.
Fourth Marion, Cass, Bowie and
Red River.
Fifth district-Fannin, Lamar and Delta.
Sixth district-Hopkins, Camp, Franklin,
Morris, Titus and Hunt.
Seventh district-Rains, Van Zandt,
Smith and Wood.
Eighth district-Grayso county.
Ninth district-Cook, Montague and Dem
ton.
Tenth district-COrin, Rockwell and
Kaufman.
eleventh and Twelfth districts-Tarrant
county.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth districts
Dallas county.
Fifteenth district-G alveston county.
Sixteenth dIstrict-Harris county.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth districts
BeXar county.
Nineteenth district-Waller, Fort Bend,
Brazoria, Matagorda and Jackson.
Twentieth Decentralization, Colorado,
Lavaca and Gonzales.
Twenty-frst district-Caldwell, Hayes,
Comal, Guadalupe and Wilson.
Twenty-second district-Trinity, Mont
gomery, Polk, San Jacinto, Liberty and
Chambers.
Twenty-third district-Encinal Hidalgo,
Starr, Zapata, Cameron and Webb.
Twenty-fourth district-Wise, Parker
and Jack
Twenty-ffth district-Johnson, Hood and
Somerven.
Twenty-sixth district-Burleson, Lee,
Bastrop and Washington.
Twenty-seventh district-Fayette and
Austin.
Tweuty-eighth district.-Aransas, Cal
houn, Refugio, Bee, Goliad, Victoria,
Dewitt and Karnes.
Twenty-ninth district.-Nueces, Duval,
San Patricio, Live Oak, McMullen, Atlas
cosa and Medina
Thirtieth district-La Sale, Frio, Dim
nfitt, Zevalla, Uvalde, Maverick, Kinney
and Edwards.
Thirty-frst district-Walker, Houston,
Anderson and Henderson.
Thirty-second district = McLennan and
Fails.
Circular from superintendent Carlisle.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, March 23.-The depart
ment of education has issued the following
circular:
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
AUSTIN, TEX, March %, 1899.
To the City Superintendent of Schools.
DEAR SIR-For the accommodation of the
teachers of the state who may desire to
study during the early part of the summer
this department will auehorize summer
normal institute to be held during the
month of June on the following conditions:
l. Applications for recognition must be
signed by at least twenty teachers, who
agree to attend the summer institute and
must be approved by the city superin-
tendent of the city in which the institute is
to be conducted.
2. The applications for recognition must
be filed at Austin on or before April Is,
1892.
8. A conductor may be nominated in the
application, but the state superintendent
reserves the right of appointing the con-
ductor.
4. Three grades of certificates will be
or high school; second, or in
termediate; third, or primary. These GER
titicates are valid throughout the state for
two years if issued by this department.
D. The examinations will be conducted as
hereafter directed.
6. These summer normal institutes shall
begin on June l and close on June 25, 1892.
Blank petitions for the location and rec
ignition of these summer normal Institutes
viii be furnished on application to the state
Your attention is called to the date for
fling these petitions as given above.
Prompt action is necessary and will be APP
preciated. Most respectfully,
]. NJ. CARLISLE.
State Sup't Public Instruction.