Arizona republican., 1896-12-29
DIRECTORS OF THE YOUTH.
Teachers Of Arizona in Annual
 Session..
A Fairly Strong R presentation of Seven Counties An IntereS eStinR Opening Day Crowned With a Public Reception.

If the teachers who are not attend ing the territorial association and joint institute are as intelligent and good looking as the 150 who have taken possession of Phoenix, Arizona may feel justifable pride in the machin- cry of the public schools. Pride is pardonable, anyhow, based alone on the representatives of the system now in town.
 The sixth annual session of the Ter ritorial Teachers association was op- ened in the hall of the Central school building yesterday morning. The representation from the outer counties included in the institute was rather more flattering than the local man agement had expected, however much it may have fallen short of what might have been desired.
 The institute was called to order by Superintendent Grouse of Maricopa county, after which the officers of the teachers association were chosen as the officers of the institute. President A. E. Joscelyn of Jerome took the chair and Professor c. o. Case was made secretary. After the invocation by Dr. Mckinney, the address of vel come to the visiting teachers was made by Chief Justice Baker, who after ex- tolling the profession of teaching, the zeal, devotion and intelligence of teachers, pointed to the prosperity and growth of Phoenix as a result of the work of teachers, growth of wealth dot Cf :vf fo11 propriate response was made by c. P. Hicks, J. c. Wasson, s. P. McCrea and R. w. Barnes.
 An address by T. E. Dal- ton, territorial superintendent of instruction, succeeded a greeting song by the Christian church quartette, and the exercises of the forenoon were closed Teachers present are:
 Maricopa county-James McNaugh- ton, A. A. Waters, w. H. Winters, Mrs. F. A. Cooley, Carrie D. Cole, Louise Omsley, Kate Griswold, Fred M. Triste, John Nets, Charles A. Kohr w. H. Lee, J. R. Meskimons, Mamie Anderson, Mrs. Fannie Northcutt Marie I. La Chance, Hattie M. Culver Jennie Kent, Abel Armstrong, James Hedgepeth, M. A. Grouse, J. D. James Ada Kelly, Mabel Hancock, Ella Franklin, w. H. Smith, Ida J. Johnson Addine Bury, Kate Christy, Laura Sharpe, J. Lawrence Abell, Mrs. M. H Robinson, Marian H. Culver, w. A Coy, B. Griffiths, J. F. Butler, Ida F Woolf, Martha Wingar, Mary E. Nc Neil, Bella Moore, Mabel A. Garland G. L. Jenkins, Mabel Early, George Blount, A. K. Blount, Julia Harrington Ida Warren, Annie Periey, Carrie B Potter, Susan E. Guthrie, Anna R Stewart, George Holmesley, Bertha V Wilson, Georgia Hendrix, Ellie Gray J. c. Cole, W. J. Anderson, Clara w Johnson, Laura Dobbs, Winnifret Coombs, Ethel Edmunds, Marie Tip ton, MT. w. D. Tipton, H. H. Brown J. B. Nelson, c. o. Case, C. F. Wilcrett
 Yavapai county-F. J. Arnold, MT garet Bantee, Miranda Moore, Clar; Buchner, Katie A. Coughran, Ella A Flagg, c. c. Parperl, Mabel Clarts Mary A. Frely, Miss E. R. Baker Louisa Keirnan, Fred Stephens, Allie, Pastile, J. D. Osborn, K L. Heizer, F s. Hafford, J. B. M. Culver, c. F. Cox Seth T. Donoven, Mrs. Bella G. Beat son, Miss M. L. White, Mary Wicktrom
 Coconino county-George U. Young Walter Morrison, J. C. Wasson, Mrs Florence Olney, Carrie M Finnie Grace c. Dutton, Florence Howard Alice Rhoacles, William Johnson Clark Hit.
 Pima county-T. F. Grindell, Georgi , Scott, L. A. Royce, Mabel E. Trefrey J. D. Anderson, s. P McRea, Lul1 Hoffman.
 Pinal county-Nellie Powell, Mrs. E J. Guild.
 Gila county-R. H. Tielman, c. [ M. Williams.
 : Cochise county-C. H. Raven, Mrs c. U. Davis, D. J. Frankenberg, Ros Hattich, Ida B. Padfield, Lula Futile. Yuma county-F. J. Nethertor Diana F. Ely, Lillian c. Rood, Mar B. Post.