Williams news., 1904-08-06
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Healthy Condition of the
 Educational Fund

Through the courtesy of Super intendent of Public Instruction N. G. Laytcn the Coconino Sun last week gave 8 synopsis of the pro- gress, condition, financial and oth- erwise, of the public schools of Co conino county. As our educational institutions are the pride of the public, parents will be pleased to learn that much interest has been manifested in the maintenance of the schools and success has attended the term just closed, the past and the present auguring well for the future, the balances on hand fur nishing an assurance that there will be no financial stringency during the ensuing school term:
 Flagstaff had enrolled on the register 99 boys, 1O9 girls, making total of POS, with an average daily attendance of 133.6O The schools are we'll supplied with furn- iture and other apparatus, and the library contains 270 volumes. The total receipts were. $15,555.25, ex- penditures $7,6S629, leaving bal ance of $7 ,436.SS. The total valua- ton of school property for District No. is $23,575. The teachers are Carolyn E. Austin, Ida E. Whit tington, Margaret H. Wallace, Nina D. Jones, Grace E. Grim, Bertha F Huntsman, whose salaries range from $55 to $125.
 Williams, District No. ?. had en- rolled 1O2 boys, 67 girls, making a total of 169, with an average attend ance of Ill. The schools are wei supplied with furniture, etc., anc there are 363 volumes in the libra Try. Total receipts were $9,363!47 while the disbursements were $4, 9O0.62, leaving a balance of $4,
 462.S5. The total value of schoo property is s15,163. The teachers
 are c. F. Philbrook, Maude s. Phil
 brook. Vada Springfield, Alice Me
 Intyre, Bertha c. Beecher, the sal
 aries running from $25 to $125 pc
 month.
 [We presume the $25 salary re
 fersfo that paid Mrs.-Philbrook a
 music teacher. The other salarie
 are about the same as those of Flag
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 ! Bellemont, District No. 3, has
 boys and 10 girls enrolled, makinl
 a total of IS, with an average dail,
 attendance of S.9O. The school
 furniture is medium and the appa
 ratus poor. The total receipts wer $40O, expenditures $37S.6o, leavini Fredonffst,-bbAad bPsrdq1Sd of $2l:4o D., Tn h t ters 43 boys, AS girls, tota 1inn se Q of %ien e7 eaa an average daily attendant v, onoJ or o1 'oo; furniture and apparatn
 volumes. Total receipts s6 q56 g O. O. announcements $2,759.49 1ea 1sIIo,9I uioo s1 e0nia,s ma school property is vaIned dfe a 9i'I|O; The teachers are Era u o. at ID: Daley and Mae Rogers, who wi @s.as sa
 Rhoades Distr;o. SI SIPecolVeIy. a9 99'ied ie : i1 IT boys and 16 girls, maIine I tS, Ho ih all' with a daily averaea at 2 aTdpance nd ot 1889. The furniture d;, dHu apparatus are considered ma u,um 'mrn1 s1da dRaecceipts ce $5oo9O, expend;. M 1 .ures o S44s9H6O, 4s leaving $329 in ra 'erve: 'ro The total valuation of scboo1 , ,[operty is $2O0, and Mabe1 1oi & 'an ' teaches the school for sen @ Lee Lees Ferry, District No. II ba ooy and 8 girls enrolled @ in nn nnS nd n there is daily avera aa ,n ail' a. 1re ;S oi o,oo. The school furn. nre ,or 'S Tdta1 medium and the apparatus ants ,y,t aotal soon re receipts $4OO, disburse. s's sn 7 9o99'6O, with a total balance