Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
RIGID CONDITIONS
TO GOVERN SELECTION
OF Sites For Two New Ncrnlals
Schools In State-Five Cities
Want Eastern

'- other normal school tIlaI Will DC
established in eastern Kentucky.
The time necessary to get Il
school into operation, population,
railroad and highway facilities,
and d score or more OF other mat
ters looking to the health and
best interests of possible students
of the two normal schools 10 be
created in Kentucky will figure IL
the final selection of sites, &C
cording to members of the COM
mission which met to organ
ize. A QUESTIONABLE that will
be sent to all cities applying fcr
the schools was made public.
The questionnare, replies to
which applicants are directed tC
send to each member of the COM
mission, asks the following ques-
tions:
First-What steps have you ta-
ken to provide for the normal
school the gifts required by law
as stated above?
Second-Give the number OF
contributors, the average amount
OF the contributions, how many
contributors reside in the city.
how many contributors reside i'll
the county, and how many cont1i
blItorS reside in counties and in
cities outside of your county?
(a) Are there buildings on your
proposed site? State nul. Der OF
acres on site and distance from
court house.
(b) If there are buildings, de-
scribe fully their character,
whether dwellings,. outbuiIdingS.
school buildings with class rooms
or dormitory buildings.
Co If site contains any class
room or dormitory buildings, !
state how many students the
class rooms will accommodate? !? i
How many students will the dor
mitory accommodate?
(d) Describe the condition OF |
all buildings as to repair, etc. |
Illird-(a) How many students
can be boarded in the homes of
your city!
(b) How many houscholders
have signiied their willingness
10 have students in their homes!
Fourth-Population Of your
county in 1920 census.
Fifth-PopuIation of your city
i'll 1920 census.
SiXth-(a) What are your rail
transportation facilities and the
number Of passenger trains daily.
(b) What are your road facili-
ties for automobile and other
travel?
Seventh - Have you water
works and ample water supply?
Describe 1t.
Eightl-What is the source OF
your water supply and he chem
ical analysis of the water?
Ninth-Have you a sewerage
or drainage system? Describe it
fully.
Tenth-Wlat is the elevation
of your city above sea level?
Eleventh-How many physi-
clan i'll your city Z.
Twelfth-Ilave you a hospital:
Thirteenth-(a) What is the
death rate in your city and cour-
ty for the years 1920 and 1921?
(b) Health conditions general
ly? |!
Fourteenth - (a) How many
children of schoeYage in the coun
ty according to the last school,
census?
(b) How many children of
school age in the city according
to the last school census?
Fifteenth-How many elemen-
tary pupils in average daily at
tendance in 1921-22?
(a) In County; (b) in city?
Seventeentll-Number of ele-i
mentary teachers (a) in county,
o. in city?
Eighteenth - (a) How many
high schools i'll county; ib) are
your high school accredited?
Nineteenth = (a) How many
high school teachers last year? !
(b) how many high school pupils
last year?
Twentieth = (a) How many |
county diploma graduates III your
city and county this year, 1922?
(b) How many county diploma !
graduates in 1922 in each contig-
uous county, naming each coun-
ty and its number?
Twenty-frst-School tax rate
last three years (a) in county (b) |
in city. /!
Twenty-second-(a) Salary of
county superintendent 192l-22?
(b) salary of city superintendent,
1921 u?
! Eastern Kentucky cities seek