The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-18
HOHENSCHULTz PLACE CHOSEN
Site for State Normal School
 Selected Monday.
Board Revisited Sites Offered and Decided Upon Beautiful Location in South
 west Part of City.

beautiful elghty-aCre tract or lana lying on the southwestern edge of the corporate limits of Conway, was selected by the state normal board as a site for the normal, up on their visit to Conway Monday. This land will be donated by the firm of Frauenthal & SchwarZ, who obtained an option on it some time ago, and offered it as an al- formative donation to be given in lieu of their cash subscription should the site be selected.
 The visiting committee of the board, consisting of Superintend- ent J. J. Doyne, Senator Otis T. Wingo and Judge J. s. Ross, were accompanied by three other mem- bers of the board on their visit to Conway Monday: Auditor Avery E. Moore, Treasurer James l.. Yates and Superintendent B. w. Torreyson. Messrs. Doyne, Win go, Moore and Ross came up Sat urday night and remained over Sunday here and Messrs. Yates and Torreyson arrived Monday.
 The normal board met the mem- bers of the Conway Board of Trade at rooms of the latter at ten o'clock Monday morning, when Chairman Doyne outlined to our citizens the conditions under which Conway's bid for the normal was accepted. The requirement. are as follows:
 I. That the amount of our cash bid, $51,753, be deposited to the credit of the board in a bank to be selected by us within sixty days after the acceptance of our bid.
 2. That warranty deed with clear abstract of title be furnished to the 80 acres of land selected.
 3. That the campus of the nor nal be connected by concrete side walks with the sidewalks of the city.
 4. That the normal building be either connected with municipal waterworks system or furnished with a deep we'll capable of furnish ing an ample supply of water.
 5. That the building be also connected either with a municipal sewerage system or furnished with septic tank and sewerage pipe leading to same.
 6. That the building be con- connected with the electric light system of the city.
 One year will be allowed to the city in which to complete the inn provements asked for, and a $5ooo bond required for their completion, while the cash and deed to the land must be deposited with the board within sixty days from Sat urday.
 Board Re-Visits Sites.
 At the conclusion of the meeting, the members of the board took carriages and were driv en to revis- it the various sites offered for the location of tue school. Those vis- ited were the McCullOch and Craig places in the northeastern part of the city, the Clifton place in the northwestern part, the La chowsky place just south of the city and the Hohenschultz place just southwest.
 The board held short executive session at 4 p. m., after which 1t was announced that the Hohen- schultz place was selected.
 No more beautiful site could have been chosen by the board, nor could one have been chosen which would have given more general satisfaction to the city. It fronts east for quarter of a mile along what will be a beautiful one-hundred foot boulevard, and extends west one half mile. A beautiful ridge runs north and south across the entire tract, drain ing the land perfectly in all direc- tions and furnishing a command ing location for all of the buildings. Circuit Court Monday.
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