The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23

Bu'ldnss Purchase lnl Rcpairs-Eu-
frs CAGE, J. O. Carr. y. J. Jourda.
L.
OF Sufficient funds while it assumed the
control Of the school. prescribed its cur
ricnlHm ana el-ctel gs teachers. was
ot-ised 20 require The paymspt OF tuition
Zee OF Sh9 per month, which produced a
sum that maintained She high school cred
i'oo!y. This arrangement continued for
several years. or uniu the hoari decided
inst prey lots 90 The alSon Of lSsl-Sa. TO
aeoiish me tuition Zee and 10 make the
hi-h hool IN fact what II had been in
eject Part Of the educational system
o. Houston.
\ course Of study for me high school was
preNarcd n5 Superintendent Smith and
adopted by the hoard. Including classical
general and normal courses. The course
mas been taught Substantially ever since
Ihc airh sc1loi was organized ty order OF
tna ao.C7i Gu August a. 49, by Tie election
81 Ffui-senr III. Fl. Smith as PRINCIPAL
Mrs Fannie 5. WhteslIo. ass .eia-e p9in-
Gro; Professor s. nuve'noy. professor
or l-rgphees and nuslc Professor t. H.
l-u7ten 'cseher %. peumans1ip. and OPEN
ed Nth 'orty-Hte pupils Ia Attendance.
4Ee hoois enpi7vcd Inr service or thir-
" teachers nineteen white sud eleven coll
orr a4 az TIE ntgiuniug of the scholastic
t--f az -'>-'F have no means VI aSsar-
NininE fne exact number 81 children en-
rol.ed aur.ng ihat ye.sr. nut concude from
tht- ,h. aur,,iir,,,,, s,,1,,,a d, ..'t.-t,.,.",
,r,l,s..4.. ,,,.,- tt,, ~ ~ '.''' ~.
e,.i5.,.....i ,I,. .-,...s. ' go 1,in
system i''l''''''S vi '"e
sfa-v ~ ,i,ss.. .-,,.,,,, .,.,,. ..,- s......
the adml s.raton OF Hon 4 J. Burke
20 succeeded j. 7. n. Wilsou as mayor,
ofr. al ft...-.er..,. ..,,., e,,...'I. ~ -''t'S
ures iual.-,t-a-Il hy H.. ,4
% .atr-.nan.s org tr,..,..,-...-
schools '"'
Tffr l,,.-4 ~. ..-.-.. ,
ft,.t o-..,-t,.5 .,,,', ts.t-.. - az ~
alr Coitr~ ba+'.ng -,..5 ~
r4,..br,.., 'y...,, ..-.......-, ~, 1Y"h
nae heir-5 was 'l,,tt,,.',,, ,'',
IL W 9,,f,~ ,....it 90. 10 " ~"
lstn r,.ii,,,s, 49, M. IN i's9n
intcuac7i si5,b m, 60 ,' ',,,' 49,,
ibr s-haofx ms, t',,,.,.'i,,. ''''
ana j-,t .ls., rtt,.i ~. H"-'''
90 tbe sa.i.f--,ii,, - n.y., - ~ 49, t'"''
bis -esi..r,.t-, .,--., go e. "''4 H''l.e
of bnsIe,-s, ..s...t, ., ~ 'nV iitrS"rh
feirrel -crrst IN t,..t.,lr ~ -. WI.
81. l,.,i..,,i ~. o,-.'ll 81 lNt pubic ana
Ian ,se-..s-,.. w, W. WIN ll'neh sA'1Siac-
by ear,i.,,.s- ~, a.. 4, -, "a' n..eu
as N,- r.,. ,,,.,r
orf-z ,ctth +t, ,.,.-,t ~'.0" "'7
f.-a,tar,,- AKA ,,.... !" "'' uno.hess
i.,,,.,.i...' ~ ~ ''o1onsh
yait,4i,l. ia ,I,s. 49, -, w.
ME ,,,,1,,i s,,d ",n AZ Neleh-
~, LII, N''1f ~. 't-'f'si III
Z, .,,,,v or ~, ,,,a,,.. a. .'.s M1rih
r..n, ~, 80. i''" IMPROVE
g.,,,. .t,, .,,' 49, o. '",i' u" one can
s., ~, no""iA"i" pArt
..,,,.,t '''''" ''"' -'t'iNeH the
49,.
1e-a.Sa ~. 49, 0'au,t'R "i s"' session OF
$3.50 WIN q Nl'W 70 hettfr
r,.-.i,,. - ~ 10 ''fl'oHaaie an W"
$3.50, W.. ti.si'.lNa. sra"eS fourth 10
.'' ''N."TlNt ~ on thn sotih sid9 ~ the
,S N.'''i,s 'ne p.tn'SFY p'iqii' only 10
h-S 'hSng' resulted
a., ~ lu7p.' Hasn'Heh AS II re
t'MUtN "tta snnools ana con-
$50 az P"p'is OF Suiildr and equal
'l'.l,' Va ,1e som, school
-e - n'u't. 4''' PROFESSOR ~. u. SMITH
a,h',tl ms place AS superintendent 10 ac-
tt .if Piht'f pefhinr az the state
=, -AN s-noo' al hunisviilc. The board
w. 10y s'f3'S or resolutions It's
p.ef-auen oi trQifss9r Smiths services
~ ''"o'ir ana parted Win him with
CIV
liill' lai,} htt~r Professor L.. y. Clop-
l'I pi '1hciuuNil Waa elected sppernteud-
'iH early n 1" fnlhrr entered act
IVY upon hls "Nlifs 'he Interim having
N,'i' Au.a DF tap'Ain e. w. Taylor. pres
i,'l' ei "N scnool board, ana the interests
.i 'i.' hool' h"f'nF therefore suffered no
41.f NY lhe Necessity Tor change,
brief review 81 Professor Choppers ad-
hiH'1'Eanpn. or 80 wpth OF n as appears
on the records. lai,ates that the board
Yea secured u superintendent who unltcd