The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-09
|FINsTITOfIONS
Superintendent and
II trustees.
IairfntNr SHOWN THEREIN.
. 100 and Dumb Students
n 10 wetl cared For and
ave rrosrcssei'

';';... :, December c. ne ioft9
RI 81, -o,,,rt Of the board of trus-
.. '.s,,,sutbsiYt Of the State deaf
..s,,,m inside it's appearance to-
s,soxang rs that of the trustees
L b. ..,,sncy Chas. "A. Culbsrson,
q Texhs. ,
!.-:.s wS the board OF trustees Oh
" and dumb asylum, respect
~ dc following report for the
october 81, 1895;
y! .,,,o,,t Of the superintendent.
IS pcse, has been all that could
q IA the results accomplishei
xay gratifying. The most
I; ..,., has bsen. displayed In all
|&I and the limits Of appropria-
~ been exceeded. Not even
80, executive ability Of the sup
however. has been able to-
~ NJ increased number Of chil-
Y. anpa,cants for admission.
Issx.s payi to teachers have never
a snd for many years they have
~ board and lodging at the IN
~ many pupils have been TURNED
= ,,ck Of room during the past two
f INK xaiperintendent and board VI
Nil compelled to require the
4 Il yacate their apartments In or
an same might be utilized in
RECOMMENDATIONS for students.
amt ISIS change VIII be Only
~ AMI chat the new dormitoly
I'd. ~ an Increase OF salaries by the
issshture. will remove the future 4
Skme and financial loss suffered.
'Ssenfion is specially called 10 the
n ~ are constantly losing our best /
n fyachers by reason of the TACT
~ States offer better salaries for
'srases and your attention Is further
e tAs very meager salaries PAID,
Srning as low as S3S per month.
1thers naturally supposed thai, fs
~ the Institution would furnish
nd and lodging, and the exigen-
ID case having th;prdyed them CT
Is next legislature should feel jn
cupi /, compensate them for the
le;dy suffered. The INCREASED at
Z. too. has made the labors OF '!ic
and household employees more ar
nd their salaries should at leas. Ue
Ito the sums paid prior to 1887.
i adj nothing TO the following por-
our report for the year 1897, but
1ewed emphasis repeat it:
i are oYcr 100 applications for al
which can not be acted lpoa b,-
v building Is filled TO its utmost
lou will observe the report of the
d to the effect that, even with the
attendance. title dorinitories are /
k1y crowded, and recommending |
IN one be constructed al. the earh-
lie time. Surely it was never con-
il BY the patriotic founders of this
b that the afflicted children of
Acuid hs turned away from Its
i Jack Of accommodation. or that
I'D number received should he de-
K Gught that is essential TO their
ser Tentsi welfare.
y second place. we think 1t most
4 that an arrangement should be
j Hcure the services of DIN aurist
!. AZ the beginning OF each veal,
~ pupils; and during their stay
a cases as give promise of s,c-
results There are several well
peGal'sfs in this medical branch
!. whose servicss coail1 be procu ed
! $500 q Year and the patients
= tle Institution. Our experience
lnt Q considerable number OF .ne
touit be much benefited. and some
entirely cured. 1f this was DIRE.
snttn is called to the fact that
rsunstes in the other three great !,
sututDns haya fer years been
y skilled specialists.
uAt YOU CALI the attention of the
ssizture 10 the needs mentioned,
'eI anproOrSatfon9 to cover them.
t1lces Of the teachers and subor-
nave been uniformly satisfactory,
~ glad to report the institution
l!ny and flourishing condition. {
aully submitted, L,
I. w. Gregory, President;
Rev. r. B. Southall, h
Joe Keen.
w. R. Davis. ,
w. r. Parker.