Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-30
THE RURAL YOUNG IDEAS
HAVE COMMENCED TO SHOOT uN-
DER FAVORABLE CONDITIONS.


IN. inherent districts.
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-"e eSsH.s rss, $500 - 49,
operins ~ N - f1'.s
a NUMBER OF them are now IN opera
tion with full complement Of teach
ers and pupils.
e,nar,,,a,aan+ n Ntopao has an.
Supe' Va
tered energeucally upon the work OF
getting the schools in good running
ord., a r,a4tar ~ ma small afmeultV
-.
ahp importanee ns mere arg 30 hhiy
details which require attention Pro
fessor McRae has already shown that
Il, ,,,n, ,,,al,, :, ,.s,.,, csnatts oectsi
lie understands sehooi WORK thorough
~, having had large practical expert
arce In ,ba work az teachine
80 =. - "0'N
me loiiowlhs county pupiie seioois
have opened in addition to those men
toned ia tile last report about the
a.haa,.. Ntan,,astor Nt,iis PROFESSOR
j. b. Farrinstoni henrietta PROFESSOR
c. A. Winstead; Axle, Professor II. c.
stubbIeaeld: Foundry. Professor w.
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Il. bVahsi ArIhstoh nelsh's' Mi9s
Bette West; DIDO, Miss Kate Myers;
uenhrook. Miss Mariam Buck.
MI ,oi,a,,,,,,., ,.hooIs viii oman Nom
ine iohomiis se'lSV9 49,.
day, October 1; Hhnuley, PROFESSOR
G. 5. Husseyi Anlocni froIessor -
II. Landers; haslett. PROFESSOR ., W
KING BirdVlle, PROFESSOR r. M, hel.-
gel; Prairie chapel froIessor ", -.
Hodges Watausa, MISS Lizzie is"ies'
Chopin, Miss Willie MeItae'
The edueational eoiunn OF the 20,
zette Is open TO an the puniic SENIOR
teachers for Items Of interest about
their schools, and II Is desired .nat
they report any such Items TO Superlh-
tendent MeRae.
The Following is the NUMBER OF
pupils within the school age. TO ~
assigned to the dlrerent school 1is-
trlcts in Tarrant county; FIRST as
trlct' Montgomery. o.; second Dluo'
6s; third Blue MOUND, "a, pour ~,
Henrietta, %; htth, Mount Glleau' Si'
sixth, Sans, rs; seventh Lonesome
Dove. 20; eighth, Miller, 2si ninth Cot
ton Wood, 20; tenth. GRAPEVINE ~;
eleventh, Easter or Union, 10; tWeltth'
Whites Chapel. 30; thirteenth, Lone
Elm, %; fourteenth, keller, sei M
teenth, Lowe, ~; sixteenth, Big Bear
Creek, 10; seventeenth, Dozier' 10;
eighteenth, ALE, Se; nineteenth, MIL
Creek 30; twentieth, Steele, rs; TWEEN
ty-first, Marine, 1881 twenty-seeond,
odom II; twenty-third Little Fossil,
20; twenty-fourth, Watauga, SOi TWEEN
ty-ffth, Salem, IA twenty-siNth'
Smithtield, So; twenty-seventh. DAVIS,
Il; twenty-eighth, Pheasant Kun, q;
twenty-ninth, Pleasant Glade, bsi mir
ueth, Winters chapel 5S' tnrty-hrst'
Goodfellow 0; thirty-second. WOOD
lawn %; thlrty-third, bedrord' ~
thirty-fourth. Florence, %; thirty-hfth.
Birdville, 81; thirty-sixth, lsham' SOi
thirty-seventh' White settlement oG
thirty-eighth, Tennahill y: thirty-
ninth, Chopin 34i fortleth, Thomason'
80; foriy-seoond Manchester MUS ~
forty-third, Pendleton, rs; forty-Iourth
Mineral Wells, 20; forty-iifth, Wheeler
90; forty-sixth. Handley, 65 forty
seventh, Woods Chapel, 40; forty
eighth, Arlington, 2I6; fofty-nlnth,
Harrison, 81; httieth, watson, vo; htty-
hrst, Thomas Chapel o.; hfty-seeond.
Johnson station. W. hity-third' Jop-
ing, 62i tfty-fourth, Little, Al; hfty-
hfth, Village y; ifty-siNth, Forest
HIN. II; hfty-seventh' Prairie Chapel.
SO; fifty-elghth, Marinda, 5O' ffty-ninth
Beaver springs "a slxtieth, wheat
lnnd' az; slNty-nrFt, ROCK creek, 49,
S1Nty,seeon1, Clltora, a.; siNty-third'
Ratclin 2Si sixty-fourth' Sycamore,
2si siNty-hIth, Antioch. oil; siNty-sixth,
Cottonwood Springs, 70: siNty-seventh,
oak Grove, 4oi slNty-elghtn' hendon,
no J, Oh siXty-ninth' hendon' NO 2
az 80, slkty-hihtn' Wlilahs. W seNnueth'
center Point Il; seVenty-nrst Boles'
81; seVenty-secohd' Poole 4Vi seventy
shlru, Glhsoh' 49, seyenty-fourth,
Mahsheld, 49, seVenty-hIth' Wyatts
cIapeI. ol' sexehly-slNtn' Suolett, 20;
seNenty,SeVenth, plsn creek o9i seven
V-elBhth, Iurek, o. seVenty-ninth,
doyd' Of; elshtieth, cope, VI; eighty
nrst' ArWlne' ~; eighty-second, Ken
neuaie' ~ eighty-thlrd. Autrey-Ed-
WARDS, so eighty-tourth' ~. eighty
NJ IN, ti,ascSW, 80, elghty,slNth, Clear