Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-11
THE INSTITUTE.
A Busy Day With Many Inter.
: esting Papers Read.

Yesterday the teachers convene at
els O'clock, which was none too early, AS
the day proved busy one. Miss Helen
Smith opened with an instrumental solo,,
and Robert r ,untree rendered Il 500
Miss Herrick'S class executed cOnm N
fractions III II creditable manner
Primary numbers as illustrated by
Miss Gertrude Caine was a new ide,.
A num Der of pupils from the Indian
school then to TX the attention Of the
teachers. A song by eight of the H.
dian boys was we'll rendered and shows
that music can be taught them. This
Was fUiiuw. u ny an eXomple in clay
modelling. The class d, i'll in arithm.
tic from the same schonl shows splen-
did training.
Miss Mahl, Stewart and Miss Amy
Howe sang a duet which was very
prettilv rendered.
One of tha treats of the meeting was
the lecture by Ellwond p. Cul be lev, ri,
Stanford University. Ills talk on
Teaching by Text Book or by ID velop-
ment," was of great interest. He has a
clear way of expressing IDEAS that i'm
pressed everyone that he knew what he
was talking about. His talk left II good
impression which will have followers
The afternoon session was opened ny
quartette FROM the Carson high
school. Miss Gladys Day favored the
visitors with II recitation. Mrs. Lay
toe followed with song.
Mr.. Doughty read an interesting
paper on ''disci pline" which was given
unusual attention.
''Natu e Study" by Rev. Dod &c
was neat piece Of WORK.
'Mind Awakening" by Miss Brown
was inc piece of work and carried
plenty of good serse with it.
Samuel Dntcn. Of the Nevada Univt r
sity delivered Il fine piece of study or
History of Nevada Insects" He ha.
evidently made II udy of this subjec
and makes the matter of more tnai cptn
mon interest.
"Univorsity Exter S on by Miss Anni
Martin of Reno proved an article on for.
eign travel in England with the su,nine
meeting ut Cambridge.
Ellwo0d =. CuhbarIey concluded tn,
afternoon work, and his a ;dres, on ''Es
sential Steps OF r citation VI ork" was :
mastery piece and pat i ne touch on
busy day Of work.
M:
O'clock TINS morning.
The following is an incomplete lis
of the teachers now attending the In
stitute here.
Churchill-Ce1ia Petar, Saltwater; An
ME Theelen, St. C-air; Nellie Robbins
Leeteviile; Matte Mcintyre, Alpine
Douglas-Guy w. Waits, Gardner
vile; Mabel W. Ritchford, Gardner
vile: Carrie Hansen, Hobart; H. B
Felley, Genoa; Elva E. Patterson, &c
noa; Mary E. Lloyd, Central; Flora R
Cottrell, Jacks Valley; Annie M
Johnson, Gardnerville; Aimee Sher
man, Mottsville; Harry James, Genoa
Ellen Virgin, Genoa; Amy LLOYD
Gardnerville.
Elko-H. A. Start, Elko; Alice EIDE
Elko; Rose Gardner. Elko; Ermi
Robinson, Elko; Permelia Henry
Elko: Annie Kair ,Elko; Alice Hunter
Carlin; Laura Miller, Carlin
Humboldt-V. Dornberger, Love
lock; J. c. Doughty, Lovelock; Mani
E. Lane, Lovelock; A. E. Kaye, Win
nemucca; Stella Rhodes, Winnemucca
Louise Bergman, Central; Nettie Nj
Kenzie Hot Springs
Lander-F. f. Waits, Austin; Louis
NJ. Pohl, Austin; Ethel Race, Austir
Maggie Myles, Austin; H. E. Randa!
Battle Mountain; Clara McGonagl
Battle Mountain; Annie Kair, Bait
Mountain
Lyon. E. Munroe, Dayton, Ma
garet Mack, Dayton; Josephine NJ
Intyre, Silver City; Laura French, 81
yer City; Miss Allen, Silver City; Lo,
Use Cooke, Dayton; Lille Lothro
Dayton; Sadie Hatherell, No. II.
Ormsby-H. H. Howe, Matte
Child, Lillian E. Swift, Eva Slinge
land, Jennie Torreyson, Grace Herric
Eva McClaskey, Alice E. Bryant, TIL
resa L. Foley, Carson; Annie Larse
Empire, Ida Sabin, Carson; Loui.
Rinckel, Carson; 10. Sullivan, Carso
Bertha Twombly, Brunswick; Lilli;
Virgin, Clear Greek.
Storev-M. R: Averill, Ida Mar
Lizzie Mudd, Martha Tanning. Ka
Keig, Kate Nevin, Minnie L. Pyr
Mollie Somers, G. c. Ross, Alice BIZ
ger, Halbert Bulmer, May. M. Dunlo
Laura Harper, Kate Neall, Virgin
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