Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-20
TIE INSTITUTE PROGRAM.
The Subjects and These Who Daseu.s
 them at FIagstan.

Origination of Joint County h. stitute.
 Appointment of committees.
 Address of Welcome-Dr. D. J. Brannen.
 Response - Superintendents of various counties.
 AFTERNOON SESSION, 2P.A.
 Music.
 Roll call (memory gems.) Leading Educational Lights of he United States-A. E. Joscelyn. w. R. Adams, H. Fl. Brown. Discussion-A. II. Fulton. Music.
 Minor Chorals-Dr. James Me- Naughton.
 Discussion-M. Nj. McCowan. F. S. Hafford, w. H. Lee. Music.
 Defects and Remedies of the Ari- zona School Law-SuperIntendent N. G. Layton.
 Discussion-C. w. Grouse.
 EVENING SESSION, s P. N. Informal reception by teachers and citizens of Flagstaff.
 Tuesday, October l9.-Morning session, 9 a. m.
 Roll call (memoTy gems Invocation.
 Music.
 Primary Teachlng-Mrs- NJ. G. Hood.
 DiscuSsion-MissA Addie Shrine. General Discussion.
 Equitable Distribution of Our School Funds-W. s. Vernum. General Discussion.
 Music.
 Address-Territorial Superinten- dent X. r. Snowman.
 AFTERNOON SESSION, l:30P.M Free Text Books Necessary to Free Schools-F. s. Hlfford. Discussion-Led by Frank E. Winslow.
 Method of Teaching Reading Victor R. Bowman.
 Discussion Miss Margaret Me- Cowan, Miss Marguerite Williams, Miss Carrie Kinney, Miss Grace Dutton.
 Isecitation.
 WEDNESDAY NoRNrNG-9 o'cLooK. Music.
 Roll call.
 Invocation.
 A Phase of the Social Question w. s. Tipton.
 Discussion-Supt. Drew. The Child Training of the THEN and NOW George U. Young. Marian Culver, Mary - l.. White, Ida Warren.
 Music.
 Recitation Miss Laura Sharp.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. The Teachers Work in Character Development-G George Blount. General Discussion. Discussion-T. F. Grindell, R. W. Barnes, Miss Kiernan.
 EVENING SESSION. Music.
 Lecture, Astronomy-Dr. J. J. See. Music.
 Formal reception by the citizens of Flagstaff.
 rHuRsDAY MoRNING-9 o'cLooK. Roll call.
 Music.
 Invocation.
 Address by ". B. Cresger, presi- l dent of the association. Music. Science in the Public Schools Fred Irish, J. R. Meskimons, J. Curtis Wasson. Recitation-F s. Haford. THURSDAY AFrERNooN-l:30 o'cLooK. Kindergarten in the Public Schools Miss Lillian Gardner. Discussion-Miss Clara Johnson, Miss Fannie Bury, Miss Ida Wolf. Music.
 Recitation. Patriotism-T. F. Grindell.
 EVENING SESSION. Music.
 Popular Lecture-F. Hafford. Visit to the observatory.
 FRIDAY MORNING 9 o'oLooK. Roll call. Music.
 Invocation. Nature Study-Miss Hattie Gull yer.
 General Discussion. Reports of Committees. Reports of officers of the associa- ton.
 Fixing place in the next meeting of the association. Election of officers. Unfinished business. Adjournment.
 AFTERNOON. Citizens escort of the teachers to the cliff dwellings. Note-Time on all papers limited to twenty minutes. Music Director-F. c. Reid, of Flagstaff, Arizona.
 - The yellow fever epidemic seems b be spreading. A case of the deadly black typhus has been discovered in San Fran cisco.
 Henry George expresses conh- dence in his election as mayor of New York. w. R. Moreley, a Denver fireman, was thrown from his wagon and killed while driving to a fire. The crew of the United States s4aauar philadelnhia will be trans