Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-05-12

perfume time be OF more general benefit
to New Mexico than the publication and
widest possible circulation of this re-
port and the schools and their progress.
Accordingly the following resolution
was drafted and unanimously adopted:
| Whereas; the reporp of the superin-
ItendAnt Vi public instruction of this
Territory for the year 1901, is very
valuable and comprehensive public do
cument. replete with statistics and
general information concerning New
Mexico's school system, and,
Whereas, The public interest demands
that at least 5000 copies of this report
be published and distributed to libraries,
colleges, universities, national govern
ment and state officials, school teachers
and citizens generally throughout thu
states and this territory, and
Whereas, no appropriation savailable
| for this purpose, and
Whereas, This board deems such pub
lication and distributor as of the great
est moment to the people of this terri
tory, and believes that such will prove
of great and material benefit to the pub
lie interests; therefore be it
Resolved by the Board of Education
of the Territory of New Mexico, That
the governor, the solicitor general, the
auditor and the treasurer, and the terri
torial superintendent of public instruc-
tion, and also the public printer, be,
and these officials are hereby respect
fully requested to nse their utmost en-
deavors to have not exceeding 1900
copies of this report printed and dis
tributed, and, If no funds for the imme-
diate payment therefor can be found, to
use their individual best efforts, as well
as official endeavors, to procure the APP
proval and allo vance of the bill for such
printing and distribution by the next
legislative assembly. And this board
hereby and herewith requests and
urges the said public printer
to print said copies of such report as
expeditiously as possible, and to await
payment thereof by appropriation by
the next legislative assembly, the mem
bers of this board pledging themselves
to urge upon the legislative assembly
the justice of the expenditure and re-
quest Of that body the speedy approval
of the account and ON appropriation
payment of the same.
The need of a uniform course Of study
for use in the summer normal Institutes
required by law to be held In each coun-
ty In the territory, was the next subject
brought forward for consideration. All
united in the opinion that such course
OF study was q timely necessitv that
would serve greatly to simplify, and
systematize the work OF the Institutes
and stimulate popular interest therein,
and in the cause Of education generally.
Professor Light stated, that the last
meeting of the New Mexico Educational
Association had discussed this matter
at length; deemed 1t OF deep import and
had appointed q committee to prepare
and print such course as was suitable
to the present demands of the territory,
copies OF which in pamphlet form he
said, would soon be ready for distribu-
tion at twenty-five cents each.
ThereupOn Professor Light su omitted
resolution to the effect that the course
OF study, now being prepared by the
committee representing the Territorial
Educational Association be officially
recognized and approved by this board,
and that the Superintendent OF Public
instruction, be requested 10 officially
announce the same In formal manner
for the guidance, of county superinten-
dents and Instructors OF normal insti
tutes. This resolution was adopted
whereupon the meeting adjourned.
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