The St. Johns herald., 1897-03-06
SATrRnAY February

Tie institute metat 8:l5 thls morn- ing, pursuant to adjournment. Juuge Jackson in the chair.
 After devotional exercises, roll was calico, and the name If E. M. Webb, teache- st Pinedale. Tsa entered upon the teachers roll.
 The con. r1jttees not being prepared to report, Inc Chair then presented the subject Of Composition. This was fol- lowed oy discussion If several min utes
 The Chaif hen explained some of the advantages of House Bill No. 79, now pending before the Nlneteenth Legisla- ture.
 Tie Committee on School Law then made he following report;
 Mir 0hairman, Ladies and Gentlemen--we, your committee, res peCtfully submit the follow gfoT your consideratIen We rec mmend that House Bill No. 79, reIat- ing t. Sc1OoiS, pass he LegiSlature. ana tnat clerks of hOOi districts receive per cent oi the funds disbursed In said district; proDided that no Jerk shall receive more than $SO TOT servioes rendered as said clerk in any one Ne also reconm ens thatthe Territorial Board of e6 ucsd have the power granted them by law To publish 8 complrta course of studies for the d .ferent grades of the several srhOo.s of the counties O. thts territory, and that said b1ard furnish 70 the schools of said countl I gradi0E If said schools and hat the amount of worE for ea, grade for each year should be clear y specified
 Respectfully submitted.
 " SMITH,
 BESSIE E BUCHANAN,
 T. COLEMAN,
 [. P GORDON,
 Committee. After some discussion. the per cent clause of the report was lost. The bal ance of the report was adopted, and the com mlttee discharged.
 The Committee on Resolutions then made the following report:
 Resolved. That the institute extend vote of thankS to Super .nteDdert Jackson for the very able md imQaTtI | manner Tn which he has d s. charged the duties Of Chairman. and also to T Coleman. who has so ably hiled the respon- sihle position Of Secretary
 ReS0'ved. That vOt- Of thanks he given to Prof Frost. musical director to MISS Maggie Cree o-ssnist md 10 all who have assisted in re"dering music during the session of the insti- ute
 Resor ved. That the institute deeply regrets the inat lily of Superintendent CIaig to he present. Resolved. That we inc teachers of Apache and Navajo conntics, appreciate the great ss we have sUetalued in the death or our highly esteemed and able co-worker, Mrs stanton: and we offer our sipfcre CJDdOlence to her bereaved hus and and fT ends
 R solved Thar in case Of failnre on the part Of tTH lCstS. HfNtG Ot ATZGu1 10 acL upon the suggestion Of our ommi tee on School Laws in refer ncc 70 the grGdiug of schools, we, the tea her f the above-named counties, do re spe tluily sU EeSt that he county school super ;ntcufcuts compile curriculum. or course of stGdv for sai1 schools, com r,s ng at least eight grades and tLat uniform -Ea minatiOn questions be -riul liyi !; monthly Uy i'd er.fItendent7. Peso yed That lis thc sense of this institute ths, h. trustees Of said counties confer with tho ? Je eTto'tvc Suprrirtcpe ents in the mGtter fef-- Il..ltrtrr HV~---HtuS, etc that stu n0lug cnu niftpe uf rAconmendati )n he ap- point q Wi.Csc dudes [ shnll te to assist the trustees in .i.c election of suitable apparatus f I their 2" h.Uis.
 Nhcrca. the people of Snowfl .ke tying re- ceiYc t.1 .a-chers of this institute, and having enfec'slnei them SO nosniy ply and shown tn m sue aft-ci EtlsEt.3r th2rCfore b: it resolved tht -rs institute return the people of Snowflake tit.- HarGest thanks
 Res"ccrIul}g Ibmitted 3 BRISTOW, BELLE RENCHER, | WI REID. E. MUEHEER. Committee Upon motion the report was adopted and the committee discharged. On motion, the institute adjourned