The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-11-19
RESOLUTIONS

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bitz, chairman; Mildred A. Brown.
secretary; Eva H. Timmons. Bertha
Norton and Mary Cameron adopted
resolutions Of thanks for the services
rendered the institute by State Sup
erintendent ". J.. Hunting. eDputy
Superintendent George A. whiteley.
Dean J. w. Hall. DIR. briggs, Profess
!, sors r. c. Thompson and Trainor and
w. L. Nolan, and to the citizens Of
Ely for their cooperation and hospi-
tally to the Teachers Institute of
the Second Supervision District. The
resolutions follow:
Resolved, That the members Of this
institute extend our thanks to the
State oflcials. Mr.. w. j. Hunting.
State Superintendent of Education,
and Mr.. George A. Whiteley. Deputy
Superintendent, for their untiring ef-
forts In making this institute an un-
qualified success.
Resolved. That our thanks be ex-
tended to the instructors of the insti-
tute. especially to Dean ]. w. Hall.
Professor r. C. Thompson. DIR. Briggs,
Professor Trainor and Mr.. w. L. No
Ian.
Resolved. That we extend our
thanks to the speakers and assistants
of the institute. the Rev. Partridge,
the Hon. C. s. Chandler, Mr.. L. A.
Hunting, Miss Mary L. Concannon,
Miss Mary s. Black. Miss Dotty Tip
ton, Mr.. Chester ". Davis. the Rev.
Mclaughlin and the Rev. O'Grady.
Resolved, That our hearty thanks
be extended to the White Pine county
high school orchestra, Mrs. Zurich,
Mr.. Armand, Mr.. Sanders and Miss
Fransen. who SO kindly provided the
musical entertainment. We appreci-
ated every number rendered.
Resolved, That we thank the peo-
pie of Ely for their generous hospi-
tality shown us during the last four
days. especially the teachers of Ely,
who entertained us royalty at the re-
ception Wednesday night.
Resolved, That our thanks be en-
tended to the county board Of educa-
ton for their kindness in extending
to us the use of the building anu
equipment. Also the Ely board of
trustees and the county commission
ers. who have given us financial as
sistance.
Resolved, That we are In favor of
the adjustment Of the northern and
southern associations to the end that
all our energies may be concentrated
upon the building up Of a strong and
centralized State association.
Resolved, That the dues be made
annual instead of biennial and col
lected each year at the same time
that the National Editorial Associa-
| tAon dues are collected. In this con-
nection 1t is also recommended that
the dues be made 81 per year.
Resolved, That we wish to go on
record at this time in favor of the
disarmament conference now in ses-
sion at Washington, d. c. We be-
lieve in the >curtailment and limita-
ton Of armament in so far as this
country will not lose its honor or be
placed in jeopardy.
Resolved, That we again wish to
go on record as ~favoring the most
important educational bill before Con.
gress at this time. Also that a copy
Of these resolutions be sent to the
Nevada members of Congress. encour
ing early action upon this bill.
Resolved, That, further mindful
of the fact of the benefits derived
from the second supervision institute
we beg the State Board of Education
to conduct a similar institute at Ely
two years hence.
Resolved, That a copy of these res.
olutions be spread upon the minutes
and that copies be sent to the county
board of education. to the Nevada
representatives in Congress and to
our local newspapers.