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The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Detroit. July IS, 1910.

Detroit. July IS, 1910.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assess
ment rolls Nos. 22S7 to 1900, both in
expense of constructing cement side
walks, as hereinafter described. have
been prepared. and are now open for
inspection. revision or correction in
this office, and will be presented TO the
Common Council at a session thereof
to be held on Tuesday, the End day OF
August, 1910. at Z D. m. city time, for
The lot or lots described in each roll
hive been assessed for the cost and
expense OF constructing the walk I'm
front OF or adjoining the parcels named
in such roll.
EAST SIDE-CITY.
ATwATER STREET.
Roll No. 1881 W; y lot ~ l. Beau.
htwater street, between Beaubien and
nru'" BENiTEAU STREET.
Roll No 22SS. Lots 90. 95 and 90
Dwyer Scullen and ONeilrs sub OF
lots L and NJ. OF Richard lie May
Estate. p. C.'s rs and ess. Village Of
Fairview. On the east side OF Benltear.
street between Kercheval and Mack
avenues CANTON AVENUE.
Roll No 1859. Lot 81 fhe Mills
sub. OF part OF !. SnsP9ton farm, p
a - between Champlain street and
st. rAu' cMAMPiAIN STREET.
nil No 1890 Lot 70. The Mills
81 n part OF l. Chapoton farm, =.
- ga or the north side OF Champlain
street. between Canton and Concord
JEFFERsON AVENUE.
pou No. 22ai. Lot I. Plat OF the f.
n OF lot 6, Leib farm. On the north
Of Jefferson avenue. between Mt
si.tu,gott avenue and Leib street.
TT L John Heffron's sub. OF the F.
a. 81 q. l.. No. s. the W. u of O. l. 6
~ the 81 u OF the r y OF o. l.. No
I'm" eib farm on the north side OF
Jefferson avepue. between Mt Elliott
sysnue and Leib street
WEST SIDE-CITY.
GRAND RIVER AVENUE.
Roll No. 2292. Lots and .. Sub OF
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

nustnes.-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printfng Co.. IL
John R.-st. Main i4ss, OF City 33ss.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
EAST sIDE-Bo0K A.

(D On the north side OF Cadillac
avenue In front of or ADJOINING
such lots or parts OF lots num-
sered 81. IS. 80. 40. between between
street. Governor and Judges
ks) on the north side OF Clinton
street n front Of or ad1oininss
g. between 81. Antoine street ana
naynor street A. Beauoieh
Farm.
fal On the northeast side OF Farrar
street in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered sc, Sc. between Grauot
avenue and Monroe avenue. Gov
ernor and Judges Plan.
I'D On the north side OF Monroe
avenue IN front OF or adjoining
sucn lot or part OF lot numbered
So. between Farmer street ana
Farrar street. Governor and
Eb) on the south side of Congress
street I'm front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum.
and Randolph street. Plat OF
part OF the Brush Farm ms sub
divided into lots by John Mullett;
fO On the north side OF Larned
such lot or part of lot numbered
z, between Brush street and Ran
dolph street Plat OF part OF me
Brush Farm as Sub-olNlueu into
lots by John Mullett.
17) On the cast side OF Woodward
avenue IN front of or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
80. between High street and
Winder street. Winder's Sub OF
Park lots and T.
fs) On the east side OF Woodward
avenue In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
Windar street Sub. of lot so.
winder's Sub, OF Park lots
and z.
f9) On the east side or woodward
avenue in front OF or adjoining
eucn lot or part of lot numbered
4. between Adelaide street and
Winder street. Sub. of Park
lot 8.
kfey On the east side OF woodward
avenue in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
Winder street Sub OF Park lot 9.
111) ON the northeast side OF Broad
way in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
10, between Gratiot avenue and
Grand River avenue. Governor
and Judges Plan.
IT'D On the south side OF Gratiot ave-
nue. I'm front OF or adjoining such
lot or part of lot numbered 1.
between st. Antoine street and
Raynor street, Wettlaufer, Moore
and Canfields Sub OF lots TO
inclusive OF MCGEE and Good
wins Sub. as recorded in Llber
Of Plats page 81; also private
alley in rear thereof. and also
triangular piece lying between
the above Sub. and Mullett street,
A Beaubien Farm
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
D1paIlnsui d Public Works
Sidewalk Notice

Detroit, July 10Th. 1917.
10 All whom IL May Concern; .ha
Take notice that by order OF nv
Common Council you are required
>cnetfuct. reconstruct or repair. OF -
10 proper limo and grade. brick.
<r1crefe sidewalk according 20 speci-
Icafions prepared by the Commission.
~ OF Public Works and approved OS
cha Comrnon CouncIl.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

As are owned by you on or before
the 5th day OF August. 1910 or In
default thereof. the same VIII be con-
structed reconstructed. repaired or nut
to proper line and grade by the De-
partment OF Public Works. and the ex-
pense thereof. together with the cost
OF this publication. will be assessed
against said lots.
81 j.. j HAARER.
Commissioner Of Public Works
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

PAN 81. A. Bautch W iowa
rzystwie. kilku innych m}odzieh-
COW z independence, wyjecha} do
stanu Montana, ma on zamiar Q
beirzec sobie tam grunta i swych
rodak6w odwiedzic. - Pan Karol
Bautch W towarzystwie Piotra
Rumpel uda} sig z wagonen koai
! narzedzi gospodarczych do Kama
dy. Jego ojciec brat Albert To-
masz Bautch udali sic "a nimy
dnia nastepnego. = w zeszfym ty-
godniu w~yruszy}o kilku mfodych
ludzi z independence do P6fnocnej
Dakoty i Kanady ma robote Sta
rec lgnacy Liga uda} sig z swym
zieciem do Dakoty ably stare lata
PREY GORGE spedzid.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

zASTEPCA str6za dziczyzny j
rybof6stwa Harry Felgate spedzil
kilka dnl W okolicy Target Lake,
Blue Lake i La Crescent W nizi-
mach, ably sig przekonac tamtejs
szych stosunkach. Dixie kaczki pc
jawify sic a zem z temi zdaja sic
raz poraz zjawiac i ~strzelcy z La
Crosse i innych m~iescowoSci ably
strzelac przeciw prawu. Temu chce
pan Felgate zapobiedz a skoro PREY
dybie ktdrego ~strzelca pociaegnie go
do odpowiedzialnosci pred sedzie-
diego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

w DOMU pana J6zefa Bronx
radosc wielka powodu narodzin
syna. Matka i syn stosunkowo
zdroWi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

MOODY Jaskula 2 Pine Creeku
ley chory 2 powodu potfuczenia
W kilku miejscach. zfamanej j Wy
wichnietej reki. Jaskufa WHO'LL siaa-
no do Dodge, j gdy cos chcial po-
prawic PREY zaprzqzy, koh padktssii*
swoim ciezarem przegni6tf Jaskufe.
sprowadzono doktora, kt6ry 60 8 3.
patrzy}, poczem go zawieziono do.
domu, lecz potrwa dfuzszy czast=
MIN powrdci do zupefnego zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

WE WTOREK wyjechali ma
trzynasto g)dzinne nabozonstwo
do North Greek, Wis. do pomocy
Wiel. ks. j. Rayskiemu vie. ks.
p. UNDERESTIMATE i j. Herek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
POszulkiWanie

Rodzina Jankowskich Poznania
poszukuje J6zefa Pawlak "a PREY
bra} sobie imie Joe James, praco'
wal on przez. niejaki czas W Alasce
p66zniej W Kalifornii. Jezeli by kto
0 MIN wiedzia{ MECH da mi znaG
czempredzej:
Rev. A. szczukowski
Delano, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
-. P7Otrzeba
. ChIopca d,ocsdrukarmi ]. :, Wiarusass g,
Zgfosic6 siee.zaraz.
Naprawiam nstawiam piece i
wyporzqdzam wszystkie czesci pieca
Jr.
zig. E 3scialul.
Telefon No. 1888 J.

"a. go 2e4 #5+t-,@ 49, 81 ,,,%4S 49,.
w WIELKIEM niebezpieczen.
stwie by1i armerzy pc drugiej
stronie rzekiW 5ssrode wieczorem gdy
cd skry 2 maszyny przejezdzajsce-
60 pocisgguszapalila sic travail t. P.
q okropny wiatr .pfomienle tax roz.
SERIAL, .ze ca1a=okolica INA jdowa}a
sic W morz paomiemi, osobliwie o
ssada Bluff Siding by}a bardzo "a
glrozona a farmerzy musieli ciezko
pracowac ably ptomieni ME dopu6-
GIG do budynkdw. Pomimo il spalo-
ma przestrzeh jest dosyc obszerna
straty SO nieznacznnpe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

POCZAWSZY cd lgo kwietnia
beda wszystkie aptekl wieczorami
tax dfugo :jak sic tego okaze po'
trzeba, otwarte; W niedziele beda
cd godziHy ]szej do sz6stej pc pc.
ludniu zamkniete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

w SRODE o POI dziewi2tej Cd
by} sic z koscio}a sw. Stanis}awa K.
pogrzeb jedenasto miesiecznego
dzieciecia pahstwa Jana i. Waleryi
Cisewskich. Dziecie zmar}o ma "a
.ziebienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

Try m~iesleczny
procent 20 3 Cd sta.
p}atny Iipca, 1910
cd wszystkich depo-:
n%owanych p~'eniedzy
W ~pierwszych pieciu
dniach kwietnia 1910
W Deposit Bank of
Winona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
Ma sprzedaz

Domowizna,. .meble do jadaln;
rzeczy potrzebpe do kuchni i do
pralni w}acznie piec gazowy i do
wegli. refrigerator. Mrs. H. H.
Mathews, 377-Johnson ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

F. E. GARTSIDE, dyrektor
cenzusu pierwszego dystryktu W
Minnesota otrzyma} W zesz]ym ty.
godniu z Washingtonu D.. c., cd
Dana E. Durand, generalnego SUI
perwizora cenzusu W Ameryce, pc.
twierdzenie ACKNOWLEDGMENT pre-
zen nazwisk enumeratorow, ktorzy
l5go kwietnia rozpoczna spis lud
nosci W naszem miescie. Spis ter
rzadowy odbywa SIG co dziesiec lat
z pomiedzy og6lnej liczby' POI emu
merator6w kt6rzy pomyslnie zdali
egzamin 5go lutego many nastepu
iacych Polak6w ola 4tej wardy:
lszy dystrykt Alojzy B. Grabowski
2gi A. p. Blank
Sci PAM Anna H. Brzezihska
4ty IL. B. Daszkowski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

IONA p. Pictra Kilian, dawniej
W Arcadia a cd trzech lat W Way
burn, W Kanadzle zamieszkaFego,
bawi}a okofo trzech tygodni z
swym 5cio letnim synkiem " Ar.
cadia goscinie u rodzic6w, odwie:
dzifa takze krewnych z%najomych
w independence i Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE
!.


w ~PONIEDZIAkEK odnieslo
no z koscio}a sw. Stanis}awa X.
ma wieozny spoczynek zw}oki s. p.
J6zefiny Pellowskiej. S. p. J6zefi-
ma urodzona Brzezihska, pochodzifa
z Brzezna, parafii Bruskiej PREY
skonie liczyfa. lat blisko. Sc. w 70
ku 1896, IS lipca sp. J6zefina Oh
chodzifa z swym zacnym NATION
klein Piotrem, kt6ry ja poprzedzi1
do wiecznosci 0 cztery lats, z}ote
wesele. Pomimo podeszfego wieku
SIP. PAM Pellowska trzymafa sic
dziarsko al do ostatnich dni, kiedy
zapad}a ma zapalenie p}uc, to naresz-
Gle zmogfo to SLING nature. Smierc
|jej op}akuja syn J6zef z Pine Greek
- .
Wis. i try c6rki W Winonie "a
meme: Radnikowa, Jozefowa Bic
lihska i Franciszkowa Lewihska i
grono wnuk6w i wnuczek.
Mech odpoczywa W pokoju!
WE WTOREK wyjechali ma
trzynasto g)dzinne nabozohstwo
do North Greek, Wis. do pomocy
Wiel. ks. j. Rayskiemu vie. ks.
p. Kupferschmidt J.J. Herek.
w SRODE o POI dziewiatej Cd
by} sic z koScio}a sw. Stanis}awa K.
pogrzeb jedenasto miesiecznego
dzieciecia pahstwa jana i. Waleryi
C~isewskich. Dziecie zmarfo ma a
.ziebienie.
TOMBSTONE nam, re W pew
nej karczmie ma Mankato ave i 6tej
ulicy dziej2 sic rozms tie n%aduzycia.
Tymczasem ME powiemy, o co cho-
dzi, lecz ME omieszkamy W przysz-
}osci odkry6 cafej sprawy, jezeli
sic nadazycia powt6rzq.
w SRODE %. b. m. zmarf W
Pine Creeku pc dfugiej chorobie
SD. Jan Brzezinski W wieku okolo
SIS lat. Nieboszczyk pozostawia TO-
ne, jednego syna Emilia pie6 CO.
rex: Panic ~. Lo.ihska, Jos. Kula-
sowq, Matylde i Rozalie W Pine
Creeku PAM Fir. Kiedrowska W
Winonie; takze trzech braci Pawfa
w Winonie, Ludwika W Minneapo-
lis i J6zefa w Pine Creeku i try
PAM M. Terrick W Minnea.:
PAM F. Jaszewskai PAM F.
Brom w Winonie. Pogrzeb odbyf
sic W p~oniedzia}ek o 10 ej z koscio
Ia Najsf. 'Serca P. Jezusa w Pine
Creek. Wieczny odpoczynek rae
mu .dac Panic!
POCZAWSZY cd lgo kwietnia
beda wszystkie aptekl wieczorami
tax dlugo jak sic tego okaze po-
otwarte; W niedziele beda
cd godziHy ]szej do s%zdstej pc po-
zamkniete.
A. O. Eber~
hart byl we wtorek W Winonle i
przemawiaf ma zgromadzeniu klubu
W kosciele "Central'. Zgromadze
ME by}o publiczne.
w DOMU pana J6zefa Bronx
wielka z powodu narodzin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

RoZEsZkA Sic tn pogloska, il
kolej Chicago Great Western zaku-
.pi}a kolej Green Bay & Western,
:lecz dotqd jeszcze Mkt .niewie czy
tax jestna :.pewno, a by}oby to
bardzo korzystnem ola miasta Wi
nony, DO w~fascioiele koleji urzadzi,
liby tn warsztaty3 ma podobe warsz-
tat6w North Western koleji a tax
piracy by}oby wieele wiecej W mics
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

~NAJWIEKszEGo wiepsza ia.
kiego kiedykolWiek widziano W tel
okolicy wieziono W poniedziafek
przez Winone do Chicago. Ma on
wazyc SIC funtdw,sa pod}ug obeco
nych wyg6rowanych:cen kosztowac
bedzie przeszlo sto dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31
Try miesiecznA

Try m%iesieczny
procent pc 3 cd sta
p}atny | lipca 1910
cd wszystklch depo.
%nowanych pieniedzy
W pierwszych p1eciu
dniach kwletnia 1917
W Deposit B INK Of
Winona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-31

A. O. Eber~
hart by} we wtorek W Winonle
przemawiaf ma zgromadzeniu klubu
W kosciele "Central'. Zgromadze
ME by}o publiczne.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-20

the Normal School, Miss Halle L.
Lewis, Practice School and Primary
Methods, Miss Madeline keipp, Prin-
cipal of the School OF Music and
teacher of the Piano and Music Analy-
sis, Miss Anez Alternately, professor
of Drawing and Art, Miss Edith w.
Moses, professor of expression, Miss
Mary w Apthorp. librarian, and Mrs.
W. H Reynolds. lady principal.
think it can be safely said that no
college for women in this section of
the country can lay claim to more
able and successful class of teachers
than that which the board selected
for this new institution of learning.
Indeed, the college has won the re-
spect and good will of the people OF
this commonwealth by retaining on
it's faculty only men and women of
the best training and highest culture
and refinement that can be secured.
Campaign of Advertising.
The scope and purpose Of the col
lege having been determined and the
faculty selected. efforts were directed
towards campaign of advertising the
new institution. Notwithstanding the
shortness of time in which to bring
this new enterprise to the knowledge
OF those WHO Ildu 'lduSHIelS " euucdtS ,
and the advanced entrance require
ments which barred a number Of young
ladies who applied for admission, the
first session began with ia students
and closed with 204. The second year
the college began with III and closed
with 220. The third opened with 14G
the first day and closed with 240. The
fourth year began with 1874 and ended
with 257. At the opening of the pres
ent session 200 students registered on
the first dav These figures indicate a
healthy and encouraging growth of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-20

treasurer. Hon. w. V. Knott; and
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Hon. w. NJ. Holloway, met in
Joint session, located the university
at Gainesville and the State College
for Women at Tallahassee.
This decision of the Joint boards
was contested by the citizens of
friends of Lake City on the ground of
the unconstitutionality of the Buck
man law The old agricultural col
lege, which was known as the Univer-
sity of Florida. was situated at Lake
City, and the decisions of the higher
courts were invoked to retain the new
institution On the campus Of the old
university. However, these courts de-
creed otherwise and the legal status
of the college and the university was
forever settled.
But the greatest problem came on
with the organization of these two
colleges, the selection of presidents
and faculties and the laying out of
the work and scope OF these educa-
tional institutions.
NO man is born into the world but
his work is born with him" says
Lowell, and it may be said that no
college is born into the world but it is
born with mission to perform.
Seeking the deeper meaning of educa-
ton, the board of control felt that the
State College for Women was created
to be 2 source Of warmth and light,
! of hoDefulness and good cheer to the
young women of Florida. It's highest
mission was felt to be the infusion OF
| the young women OF the common
wealth with such light and warmth
that they should become lamps, trim
! med and burning with perennial flame
radiating the spirit of heipfulness, use.
fitness and good will in every neigh
borhOOd of this state. To be A place
where young women might come for
intellectual light and spiritual quick.
ening and warmth, a place where all
noble ambitions should be awakened
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-20

since 1857. In its earlier history,
however, it was known as the West
Florida Seminary, or the Seminary
West OF the Suwanee River At the
time of this editorial the college was
full of strength, energy and promise,
and its enrolment that year included
3S7 Of the highest class of men and
women from all sections of the COM
monwealth. 1t is needless to say,
therefore, that when the Buchanan
bill was passed by the state legisla-
tura In 1905, that there was great dis
appointment and regret over the dis
establishment of the old institution Of
learning
While this Buchanan law was radi-
cal ard revolutionary, such action was
inevitable. for the maintenance of a
large number OF state schools, then
existing, others being added from
time to time, were sapping the foun-
dation of the system Of public educa-
ton and becoming continuing and
increasing drain upon the taxpayers
to such an extent that it had become d
necessity that some immediate and
radical change should be made. In all
the history of American education
there cannot be found another such
an educational reform so daring and
far-reaching as this act of the leg1sla.
ture Of 1905. There was existing then
seven so-caIIed state institutions.
Three of them appeared to be secure
under the constitution Of the state.
All reasonable citizens realized, how
ever. that some reform was necessary.
It is generally believed that this
Change in orr educational system
could have been brought about IN no
other nv shan that proposed by the
Rpcknssr bill. The result sought was
the conccntration # q system OF high
er educatiaa with -wO state Inst1tu-
tons, placing them upon a solid and
permanent basis, helping them to
build up in time two great colleges
Tor Enen and women.
Locking back over the four years OIL
the bistorv Of this college and CT the
University and noting their standards
and their liberal support. w must &C
knowledge that. on the whole. the con
ditoD OF higher education today IS
vast Improvement over that which
existed prior to J@v7.
Vested in Board Control.
Under the law, The state toIiESe iCI
Women and the University OF F!oTid9
for n4en Bere established a.25 'lHs'
managea3er.t wasted " { hoard Of ron
troI apDgirled bv tGc e"FerEoT ans
c9aasre5 - t-s s"-a:@. The tlrSi
"oarG 81 eorlGbi was composed as fol
= ~
1Ior. y ?. iran, chairman. lack
Sogessx hon Na.Eanie: Adams
WL.te Spe.ugs: Hoe. \. L. Brown
LISTS. Ttcu. T. ,. King. Arcadia
Hon p. X. yo1Ee. Pensacola.
Hon. 7 G. Ecljun Wa elected sec
retaty of 4his BOARD. On July 9th
this board Of control and the sIale
board Of education, composed OF GOV.
ernor N 3. Broward. secretary oil
state. Hon. H. CLAY Crawford; attor'
.ley general, Hon. w. b. ElAs' state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-20

where the best that is in human char
acter should be brought to the light,
and where love to God, love to hui
mainly and love to country should be
made a ruling passion. With such
ideals in mind, the board of control
began its work of selecting officers
OF administration and instruction and
to lay out the widest possible currlcu-
lum to meet the utmost needs of the
young women of the state. In their
desire to meet the demands of the
present day, this board took Uto con-
sideration that education which has
direct bearing on utility and the prac-
teal affairs of life. So it was proyid-
ed that the college should offer a
wide variety of courses both theoreti-
cal and practical, in domestic science,
domestic art, elementary agriculture,
horticulture and pedagogy, music, art
and expression in addition to the
more standard courses of general lit
erature, liberal arts and sciences.
Equal Recognition.
The board fully recognized that by
every consideration of wisdom, policy
and justice, Florida women should
have equal recognition with their
brothers in advantage and opportupi-
ties to better themselves for the
duties of life, and without dissent
ing voice, the same standards for en-
| trance and the same broad and gen
eral scope of instruction were lad out
| for the college and the university.
In recognition of the worth of edu-
Gated w0manhood to the state, the
board Of control provided that attend
ance uDon the college should Involve
in expenses nothing more than the Or
binary cost of living. II was there
fare arranged that any young woman
in this state could attend the FLORIDA
State College for women practically al
the cost Of clothing, board and books
The faculty was composed, for the
most part, of able men and women
who had assisted in bringing the old
Florida State College up to its high
est efficiency before its adjustment
This faculty possessed broad scholar
nip and generous culture. They
were true and loyal, kind and synpa
r&ctic. To them is largely due the
ga =lcCeSS which the college
2c&:ev-d during the first years Of us
eEistCr1c. ven in the face Of serious
obst2@-er ard trying conditions. This
faculty consisted of Dr. J. c. Calhoun,
who was -@J- professor Of Gernlan
and Ronaa.o languages, Prof. /. ".
BuchhoIz. de- Ct he Normal Schecl
and professor & Philosophy and Edu-
cation, Pref Arthur Nfit!ans, pnofes-
sor Of History and Political Science,
Dr.. S. NJ. Tucker. English Language
and Literature Pref. E r. Smith,
Mathematics and Physics. Dir Jerome
Mcneil. Biology and Chemistry, Dr..
B. c. Bondurant. Latin and Greek,
Miss Marion z. Jones. Domestic
Science and Art, Mrs. Bessie 3. Comp
ton, professor of English and H.zto1!
in the Normal school, Miss MARY !
Johnson, professor OF Latin an,
Mathematics in the Normal Scno1.
/. Miss Anna E Chairs, kindergarten in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-20
Historical Sketch of Fla.
State College for Women
4 MURPHREE, First President of the
College, 1905 to 1909.


The fact that this college and the
East Florida Seminary at Gainesville
stand, with the University, on solid
Constitutional foundations, takes them
entirely without the realm Of soecu-
AtiVe propositions looking toward
their adjustment or dimunitiop
These three institutions can not be
either abolished or neglected. Others,
which are the creatures of Legislative
enactment, or which derive their only
or chief reason for existence from the
ability OF their personal friends and
promoters to secure legislative appro-
pliations for their support, stand in a
very different class. Whatever course
the legislature may take with regard
to them cannot in any degree affect
the three constitutional institutions
named. The officers and faculty will
gladly welc0m" any member VINO may
feel moved TO visit tho college at any
time
West Florida Seminary.
A. this time the Florida State Col
lega had been in operation every year