Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-27

territory and the erection of sut
 able building commenced.
 The site is beautifully located il
 what is known as the Murphy park
 Prescott. and lies on the crest of $
 hill overlooking the city of Prescott land the surrounding country. The building is to be brick structure
 Of granite foundations, with side
 porches on the first and second
 stories, modern in every respect, with
 hardwood floors throughout, running
 water and steam heat in every room
 an infirmary, lounging rooms. a Ii
 brary. cold storage, servants guar. ters. and ample accommodations for about forty inmates. The construc- tion and design of the building are such as to admit of extension from tirle to time as the population in eneases. it being possible to enlarge it to twice its present capacity
 w S. Elliott of Prescott is the architect, and Henry RoclSmark Of Prescott the contractor. Major A. J. Doran of Prescott has been placed in charge of the work as superin tendent of construction, and upon the completion of the home win have fun supervision of its ma ntenance.
 The territory is indebted to the officers and people of the city of Prescott and the board of supervisors of Yavapai county for the assistance they have rendered to the board of control.
 Territorial University.
 In efficiency and the facilities af- forded for the higher education of cur youths the University of Ari- zona ranks wieh the most advanced educational institutions in the coun- try. It is prepared, in addition to the ordiaTy academic courses, to fur nish tsose leading to the degrees ia mining engineering, metallurgy. and evil engineering. The faculty is composed of teachers of the highest standing in educational work. The is of the best and is am pie for the requirements of advanced work in all departments of science. The student registration for the year was 113 for Ihe college proper. A class of 10 was graduated, 4 taking the degree of bachelor of science :n eng neering. bachelor Of sci ence in mechanical engineering, 3 bachelor of science. and bachelor of philosophy.
 With the extension of the high school system in the territory the university is becoming more and more a recognized part of our sys- lem of public education and a larger of high school graduates are entering the university than for. neriy. This sustlfies the hope that he attention or students from the territory will soon be commensurate with the cost If it's. maintenance and he efforts made heretofore toward he building up of the tnstitution.
 Normal Schools.
 The two normal schools maintained oy the territory, one at Tempe and he other at Eagstaff show satisfac- tory increases in attendance over 1909. At the Tempe normal school | here were enrolled 226 students. In l he training school department there | Fere enrolled 17e pupils. making 9 -otal enrolment for the school of 1 i02. The graduating class numbered | ,l. The faculty is composed of % eaching members besides a librarian | md secretary. During the year a to be used for gymnasium | md auditorium vas completed. There ! ire now nine buildings on the cam, ,us, and the total valuation of the I buildings, grounds and other property 'f the institution is s346,000 At i he Flagstaff school there was an en ollment og GS students during tn. | rear The graduating class number. ! sd s. The faculty consists of s 4 men and 1 women. Tn. | Flagstaff normal maintains each year, in July, summer session ! he cool climaIe of Flagstaff permit ing school work through the entire rear. The enroIlment for the sum per session was AS
 A high percentage of graduates of [ 'oth institutions engage in teaching. | They have no difficulty in securing | fact, the supply is no, equal to the demand.
 Public Schools.
 The report of the superintendent Jf public instruction for the terrifors , covering the fiscal year ended June i 70, 1910, shows a satisfactory growth ] n all branches of our educational 'ystem- The last school census Ihows school population of 3s,971. 1 ln increase of 2062 over the previous rear Manual training and domestic