Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10


 college graduatcg We believe. there fore. tho; tho olnt admission with New Mexico would nisrup' th. found a'ions of our eoiife educational stru. ,ure. and would boz inimics ta the pub lic schooI s- wet ss fo every o,ber 10 tercst of our people
 The committed y Instructed c. sond e copy pf this resolution to our dele gate ,n congress- and % the anti joint statehood commute. ID Washington.
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 MARY E POST
 The following IS the compIctc ieport of the committee Dr resolutions
 Resolved That V. tender ou thanks to president Dr kendrick Charles Babcock for tho abl. manne, to which he has administered the duties of the office both m preparing programs asd ID conducting the daily sessions.
 ThA we express our appreciation ,f the able lecture and discussions by Dy " Scott Thomas of tn, university of California
 That the thanks of th, assoc iatioa are due superintendents Jolly and Biilinghurst, and the faculty of the Prescott schools. and those who have furnished the music, for the provisions they have made for the comfort and entertainment of the association
 That we enjoyed most heartily tho courtesics shown to us by the Sistevs of St Joseph's Academy during our visit to that very thoroughly equipped institution
 That we tender oui siBeeresi thanks to tho board of education of the Pres colt schools, for their donation of tho use of the buildings, to the newspapers for their kindly notices from time to time 10 the hotels and railroads for the low rates extended to the members of the association.
 That it is the sense of this body sf teachers assembled, that a committee be appointed to draft suitable rcsolu- tions protesting against joint state hood with New Mexico.
 That we appreciate the efficient work of Superintendent x. c. Layton tn his past administration. and tha. Ns tender our support and cooperation Co his successor, Superintendent K. IA Long, in all his future efforts in the educational interests of the territory.
 That the Kansas Educator be adopted as the official organ of the Territorial Teachers association.
 These resolutions were unanimously adopted and the following committee was appointed on territorial law: B. D. Billinghurs,, k. II Scuddcr, ] F. Stilwell, ]. A Rockfellow. and A. j. Mathews. who were instructed Co inves- tigate the feasibility of law to per. init boards of education m city schools to adopt their text books and to form ulate courses Of study that will be suitable Co their particular needs. This committee shall make it's report at the next regular meeting of the association.
 Those in attendance a, the meeting were !. B Jolly, B. D. Billinghuzt, Louisa A Gibbs, Katherine Miller, Grace Garnett, Florence Hallam, Cert rude Gasse. Mabel Langden, Anna N. Beidleman, Clara ] Swanson, Gather inc Allen, Bertha M. Carpenter, Agnes D. Mason, Garlic A. Edwards Mata Dexter, Mary McGill Gertrude Allen, A. B. Clark, Prescott. Carrie Ware, Sipmons, Ben 1T. Scudder Thirza Fall, Florence Ford, Mary Kcrbaugh, Addie R. conroy Helen Higgason, Jerome; Blanche Lowry, Poland; Maggie Sample, Skull Valley Louise Switzcr Cherry Lorabel Wallace Me Donald Emma [ Lee, Oak creek; Josephine Butler, Congress, Hope Dill, Congress; l II Franks, Dewey; Ada Eldred. Kirkland Bella q Beat. son, Martinez. Katie Coughran Beaver creek; Florence Miller, Peek Lake. C. F Cox Ash Fork Harriet Douglass, Nettio Tharp, Mary ( Millen, Groom creek Elms Y Pulsifer Blanchard; ! s Amundsen Flagstaff | Stii well, Phoenix A Matthews, Tempe Miss Hutchinson, Tempe Winifred Peters, Tempe Dr Babcock Tucson; A. May Ashforth Tucson A e Me Cure Yuma Mary & Post Yuma; Lcona Powell Pine " Scott Berkt ley Ca