Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

- - NStpsnk a bad OF mineral .,n-1.r "
| this os,s.,, 1.stead y espciling Aim and
| ~ .Fr..,-See was discussed pro and con
y y considerable tll:.s. 800 ~
no ~. n enaent Peacock said, There Is
laws mus y i "a w was 4 perfect anl
h ,e' sniorced, Some pnpils who can no;
| * controlled must 30 me nrnoci - IN, ~
pIs must v, ana ,a1. Mt for ons pepll. Pu-
- "ssssesSNiy, law should be resoried 10
..,,tne penc1t Of the school
tles' W. Supervision and It's possiblll-
VIII Of salaoN 4, xas. He save the fci.
loNins reaaonn WAY countv superXlsian
mass1 no' rsady q acceptance among me
tes,sered popmation: second. because The
49,. were unf uituhle. third, teachers
~ , not UP g the standards II those In
w, Ny 'l,yi fourth. their remuneration was
NOT hnthcienti and. fifsh. the people ~ Shs
sSunuy arc rnfavorahle 10 A. lie said
W., ny colaty judge shoaid not be q super
w,hai. ,p9,nause MS profession requires his
snpersnsen,iesR f. +. comcsss Of
e"s,i,sssiiie read q paper on teachers'
eefihcates and condemned the ANNOYANCE
Ahd expense entaileu In requiring A e,lr-
eaa examination when their proficiency
r'i5 ben onee established
tss..,,sntetlnnS were iirtre-duccd a. folIowa.
whereas, There exists great necessltv
lor increase In the terms OF our rural
p y n5p,l schools for The double purpose OF
aAutulnS more satisfactory employment
10 our teachers and OF raising liz sand
ard 81 scholarship among the people genJ
e e Wy and whereas. the State OF Texas
II IcluiTeu by her constitution TO furnish
term Of six mortha; therefore
resolved, by the State Superintendent
essociauen OF Texas, that We ask the
Term Of six months Tor an schoois AZ ne
siate, 10 the end that with the aid on
soehly nhas and local taxation the
~, W.. OF ~ our public schools may be
months. '
MAereas. The state Of Texas has a
t ,arss permanent school fund awaiting
WHEREAS, Many OF the towns and cities
OF the state have difficulty IN placing
a leh M, sehogi bonds, issued Tor
school houses. therefore, be II
Resolved. That we invite the school
inn XIX now n session p this city 10
lature 10 so amend the law as 10 permit
the Investment OF the permanent school
fund in town and city seh9el bonds.
Further that all candidates for the
legislature and senate as Well as can
didates Tor governor, be requested TO dis
cuas these resolutions during the, present
campaign n order 10 obtain the sndorse-
r. NJ. smith.
| ms ASSOCIATION desire 10 renew keif
Redge OF loyalty TO the uNivcrslty o.
/ lVAAs ana 70 aesure the manag ameni OF
i wv HitlafANH|AANM Ab4k NNNNN hupiA 10 pace
| I In line with the leading uniyerli'it4 OF
America viii be supported and encQut.
aged by men and women engaged N the
common schools OF Texas.
That We announce our adherence 10 our
vlews FORMERLY sxpr assei that county
\ supervision should be extended 70 all
COUNTIES In the STATE having a scholastic
popu.ation OF ZOO o more ana that the
| district system should be extended
throughout the State.
That Il Is the sense Of this body that
/ the public school authorities should seek
/ 70 make the courses OF study pursued In
all the high schools Of this State sum-
| n pupll5 FOR entrance into univeraides OF
\ the iirst clnss.
The members OF the state association
fof sup9rintendents aud principals recog-
mixing The great benefit az vel as pleas
| ura attending this meeting OF the assoc
eiatlon and desiring % give forms ex.
OF appreciation OF the efforts OF those
| who have been instrumental IN m ikins
the Galveston meeting successful IN every
thanks OF THIS association be wondered
70 the various railroads that by their
liberal rate to teachers haye made posi-
Ing and have evinoed their Interest A the
educa tional work OF the STATE
=. To the citizens OF Galveston. whose
| liberal splritwise management and tlhelcss
labors have left nothing undone In pro
| vldlng for the comfort and entertainment
| OF Tho. association and have given their
| UtduLilNi HIlu hntpltlnft Guy u .WlfNu
| place In TIE hearts OF the teachers. To
the chamber OF commerce, city school
trustees. superintendent Cooper and the
otelsandencourh hb. e, Zsh"enhhh hnffg
| hotels and boarding houses for reduced
rates Of board, special thanks are due.
8 40 the press for full reports OF pro
1 no The officers OF the association for
| their able aud impartial discharge 81 the
! duties devolying ppon hss1l.
/ lfgnll- llDlDl. Ilg4F. Sutton anil Long.
| The officers for the ensuing year ~ Ne
elected as follows; 4. i, Cousins. .presi-
GinhaTd. seoretary; IL N. Brown. treas
/ urpr.
The association. selected Dallas for their
next meeting place.
The great event tonight was the grand
concert at Harmony hall by local talent
and THURSDAY night Houston talent viii
TornerrSw al 10 a. m. the state Teach
ers' association Will meet In Harmony
hall the programme Of which has al
ready been outlined in The rCst I TrSn
ises to be the largest and IN an probabil-
| ity the most Interesting convention eyer
held Ii, the State. Il VIII be n session
| three days and some very able papers
Will be read and discussed.
nrUsrcAL ASSOCIATION.
The seventh annual convention OF the
Texas Music Teachers' association was
! formally opened tonight with Grand
concert at Harmony hall The concert
/ was given under the auspices Of The local
members OF the association and was COM
| plienentary to all visitors, including music
| teachers State teachers, superintendenta
\ rihe hall was beautifully decorated tor
| the occasion and was packed 70 sufoca-
| ton by the visitors as none others were
The best musical talent OF Galveston
PARTICIPATED IA the concert, among these
was the Galveston Quartette cipp. with
| auywnere in the SKATE and the Galveston
! Orchestral society, another line bedy OF
yocallsts. twenty-five strong.
| Just preceeiing the concert Mayor Dr,
| A. ". Fly was introduced and delivered
an Appropriate ana happily conceived i'd
dress OF welcome, President ieoree u.
Rowe of Waco. in a feeling speech nt-
| Wtrie TEACHERS association.
me following programme was auperaby
rendered and was greeted with enthusiasts
va a' PART L
ornheus-On enbach -. -. -. -. 80.
-. Galveston Orchestral Society
.Midsummer Nights Dream
| ---Nendelfsohn. two pianos, elght
| arands... sMesdanea Bornefe,d, Lind
enoers, orgnewvSld t aaa Nj M.l,ins
Soio....F. ]. Ressel: sceempanist
soprano Gsiao is;5io-a~Hush, Ny Little ons'
So. Mas Buccsiinishain OF Of Houston
Violin soio-'Romance aud Taren-
| telle-Bohn.-. ..,.....-LihoenDers
| PART II.
n .'Winter Serenadqi' saint Saenel;