Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-13

ancC OF teachers. County Superlntenu-
ent Williams called the institute to
order and made q short address i'll which
he urged the teachers To CO operate with
the Instructors and get all the benefit
possible out Of the il stitute. lie con-
cluded by Introducing State Superin'
tendent Ring VINO spoke OF the excellent
results accomplished 10y the institute
held mt Reuo last week.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Rings re-.
marks, Mr.. Williams introduced Prof.
Preston ". Search, the institute in
structor. Prof. Search made Il lengthy
address in which he spoke OF various
things connected with the profession OF
teaching and gave AN apt illustration OF
the value Of an education. He compared
the uncducated man to IA man III the
bottom OF IL well. who could see but a
speck OF the sky overhead. As he
climbed ont Of the well his range Of VS.
ion was enlarged and he could see more
and more Of the sky and when he reach
ed the top and stood on : lid ground he
could see ever ythInG about him. So, he
said, it was with the educated a He
was broad aud charitable, while the III.
educated were generally narrow and
arbitrary. Mr.. Search closed amid
hearty applause.
Prof. Romano Adams, head OF ;he
State Normal School, was the next
speaker. The reporter regrets that he
WIS unable to remain during Prof.
Adams remarks.
After the address of Prof. Adams the
institute organized with State Superin-
tendent Ring as chairman and Miss
Blanche Plumb rs secretary.
At the afternoon session the exercises
were very interesting. Following il the
program:
Chorus. -Slumhcr Boat Primary
children.
Address. The Growth of IA Child
Prcston ". Search.
Address. The Use of the Public
School LihraTl--Dr. RDmnnzo Adams.
Music. Three Green Ronnetts"-Mar-
jorie Henderson. X-lma Carroll, Hattie
Hunter.
Address. Three Great Educators---
Mr.. Search.
Follow ne is the program for tomor.
row:
MORNING
Musrc-Iustitute.
Address, differences in Children
Preston W. Search
Paper, -Physiology---Mrs. Ford.
Music-Chorus Of Girls.
Paper, English and Grammar IL the
Grades'-Miss Bonhnm.
Address, -VitalizIng the Course Of
Study"-Prest IN ". Sea- eli.
AFTERNOON
Vocal So'u-Mr. Ted Carvills.
Paper. Arithmetic--Mr. Anderson.
instrumental Dueite Misses Clark
and Caldwell.
Address, az Rgmble With Sir Walter
Scott7-Preston W. Search.
The following teachers are III attend.
nncc:
Orvis Ring, Carson City; Romance
Adams, Reno; Preston ". Search. Wor.
caster, Mass {; T.. F.. Game, Elko: Ger
trude Bnnham, Elko; Frances Richard.
son, Elko; Mabel Porter, Elko; May
Caldwell, EIko; G.. T.. Auberson, EIko;
Matte McMullcn, Elko: Rose Gardner,
Elko; Mrs. ID. Il. Ford, Tuscarora; Ma.
bel &. Plumb, Tuscarora; Mollie Scott,
Wells; Minnie Is radshaw, Wells; Geo.
i. Dillworth, Austin; Jessie Smiihlciu.
Austin: Maggie a. K'arD, Austin; Mil
drci Cation, Austin Annie NJ. Rogers,
Dewey; Howard {. Barker, Butte Val.
ley; \. L. Taylor. Eureka; Ethel l..
Kemp, Mountain Home; May G. NC.
COrmick, Sherman; Lillian Walker, Pal.
lsadc: Irna NJ. Robert, TccOma; Sophia
Futon, Cave Creek: dora II. Hickey
Smith Creek; Violet j. Hancock, %IIarri-
son: Kate Courtney, lslnnd Mountain;
Mrs. $. \. Hay, Mound Valley; Rcbecca
t.ccies, LamoIllc: Etta Hines, Bryan,
AImn Plumb, Owyhcc: Matte j. Keith.
Rabbit Creek; Carrie Keith, Hook; III.
'dl''I lIlldulF, IulllbU' hlDNlc JbilD
son, Sunny Side: Lulu Phillips, Lower
South Fork; DIV" Wcathcrs, Starr
Valley.
Several more teachers are expected
to arrive tonight.
The work II the institute was laid
inside Monday night pnd in its stead the
El1'u teachers entertained the visiting
teachers at The high school. Tho cvcr-
ing WIS spent ~ .uCinl cnuEcrsaliOD,
music aud gaIncs.
fhe first game was one that taxed the
ingenuity Of the teachers III reading
pied type. Cards were given ont ron.
tanning the name of some pOsiuilicc or
town IN tho county or State. Tho uumca
were pied and those who played the
game hnd |" put them together go M TO
spell the correct name. Nj started
from Sk"ll"n and won't 10 llallcck,