Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-18
Tuskaioosa, Anuiston, Montevallo, Jasper,
 Huntsville, Camden and Wetumpka
THE LOCATION OF THE ENcAMPMtNT
Has Not Been Officially Determined, Says Governor Oates-Decisions Handed Down by the Supreme Court.
 Stato Capital Notes.
Age-Ierald Bureau, Exchange Hotel,
Montgomery, May 1

montgomery, Mcay
 The board of trustees of the Girls h. dustrial school met in the governors office this morning at 10 o'clock, pursu- ant to adjournment, with the following members present: Governor Oates, Hons. John Purfoy. John o. Turner, H. Austill Sol D. Bloch, Thomas Plowman, w. w. Wadsworth, l. s. Moody, Virgil Bouldln. John Mcqueen and Rev. G. B. Eager Hons. A. H. AL ston and w. R. Dortch and Rt. Rev. II. NJ. Jackson being absent.
 The committee from Huntsville, con sisting of President Pettus of the Com mercial club and others, was accorded a hearing, and their proposition giving the Huntsville Military academy and $10,OOO in money placed on file.
 on motion of Hon. Sol D. Bloch, pr. Jones was allowed five minutes for the purpose of further stating Camdens claims.
 A resolution was introduced by Mir Moody. and adopted, that the Industrial School for White Girls be located and maintained as a separate institution, dis connected from any other.
 Mr Plowman moved that the board proceed to elect by ballot from the gross number of towns making propositions seven places; also for the president to appoint committee of three to visit and examine said places at once, and report to the board at a called meeting. The motion prevailed and the ballot resulted in the election of Tuskaloosa, Anniston, Montevallo. Jasper, Huntsville, Camden and Wetumpka.
 The president appointed as committee to visit the above places: Hon. IL Aus tell, Rev. G. B. Eager and Hon. Thomas s. Plowman. The president was author ized to appoint alternates in case of sick ness or inability to attend of any mem bers of the committee.
 On motion of Hon. Sol D. Bloch, Hon John Mcqueen of Birmingham was elected permanent secretary of the board.
 Dr Eager moved that the salary of the president of the Girls Industrial school do not exceed $2500, and the motion pre- vailed without discussion.
 On motion of Hon. Virgil Bouldin, the president, Gov. William c. oates. and the two members at large, Rt Rev. Il. M. Jackson and Rev. George B. Eager were created a committee to report on the president at the next meeting.
 The board then adjourned. subject to meet again at the call of the president.
 The following list of applications for principal and teachers of the Industrial School for Girls, filed with the secretary of the board of trustees, shows conclu- sively that the faculty will be of very high grade. and that the trustees have the very best educators in the state to choose from:
 Miss Julia Tutwiler of Livingston, r M. Perry of Tuskaloosa, principal; Miss Winona White of Uniontown. teacher of music; James M. Dill of East Lake teacher of mathematics: Mrs. l.. A. Fant of Anniston, teacher of art; Miss s. J. Hemphill of Tuskaloosa teacher of math- ematics; Miss Bessie M. Haley of Jas per. teacher; c. r. Hart of Birmingham principal of bookkeeping departments Miss M. A. Boswell of Opelika, principal of dressmaking and sewing departments Miss Bessie Parker of Tuscumbia, teacher.