Patterson's College and School Directory of the United States and Canada

ALABAMA

Institute for Deaf, Dumb and Blind; state; J. H. Johnson, Supt.

Isbell College; merged with Alabama Synodical College for Women.

Talladega College (colored); coll.: co-ed.; Cong.; est. 1867; Rev. Benj. M. Nyce, M. A., Pres.

THORSBY, Chilton Co., pop. 54.

Thorsby Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1906; Samuel Brenton Groves, Prin.

TRINITY, Morgan Co., pop. 191.

North Alabama Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Rev. Josephus Shackelford, Prin.

TROY, Pike Co., pop. 4,097.

State Normal College; normal; state; co-ed.; est. 1887; E. M. Shackelford, Pres. TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co., pop. 5,094 Central Female College;

girls' boarding:

Bapt.: est. 1858; Dr. Giles, Pres. Stillman Institute (colored); prep.; men; Rev. W. E. Hutcheson, Pres.

Tuscaloosa Female College; girls' boarding; non-sect.; est. 1860; Rev. Barney Thomp

son.

University of Alabama; see University P. O.

ALABAMA

Verner Military Institute; military; non-sect.; R. Bliss Edgar, Prin.

TUSCUMBIA, Colbert Co., pop. 2,348. Deshler Female Institute; girls' boarding; non-sect.; Mrs. R. P. Foote, Prin. TUSKEGEE, Macon Co., pop. 2,170. Alabama Conference Female College; girls' boarding; M. E.; est. 1855; John Massey, LL. D., Pres.

Tuskegee State Normal and Industrial Institute (colored); indust.: co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1881: Booker T. Washington, A. M., LL. D.. Pres.

UNIVERSITY, Tuscaloosa Co., pop. 23. University of Alabama; univ.: state; co-ed.: est. 1831; Dr. J. W. Abercrombie, LL. D., Chancellor.

University of Alabama, Law Department; law. co-ed.; est. 1873; W. S. Thorington, Dean.

WALNUT GROVE, Etowah Co., pop. 270. Walnut Grove College; coll. and prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; W. J. Nash, Pres.

WETUMPKA, Elmore Co., pop. 562.

Fifth District Agricultural School; agri.; co ed.; state; L. L. Vann, Pres.

ARIZONA

Population, 122,212. School census, 34,299. School age, 6-21.

Arizona is the forty-eighth of the states and territories of the Union in point of population, having a total of 122,212 inhabitants, of whom 92,903, or 76 per cent, are white. Of this number 22,395, or 18.3 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population is 29 per cent, the territory ranking forty-fourth in this respect. The educational system of the territory is as follows:

TERRITORIAL BOARD OF EDUCATION.

RICHARD E. SLOAN, Governor of Arizona, President.
KIRKE T. MOORE, Superintendent Public Instruction, Secretary.
E. E. KIRKLAND, Territorial Treasurer..

A. N. TAYLOR, Principal Northern Arizona Normal School.
A. J. MATTHEWS, Principal Arizona Normal School, Tempe.
K. C. BABCOCK, President University of Arizona....
JOHN D. LOPER, Principal Mesa School....

Phoenix

Flagstaff

.Tempe

Tucson

..Mesa

Tempe

H. Q. ROBERTSON, Principal Tempe Schools.

TERRITORIAL READING CIRCLE BOARD.

Arizona has no regularly constituted board of this sort, but especial attention is paid to the building up of school libraries, fifty dollars being given each year by the territorial government for books for school libraries to every district having one hundred or more children.

ARIZONA

FLAGSTAFF, Coconino Co., pop. 1,271.
Northern Arizona Normal School; normal;
state: co-ed.; est. 1899; R. H. H. Blaine,
Ph. D., Prin.

FORT DEFIANCE, Apache Co., pop. 23.
Navajo Training School; Govt. industrial
school for Indians; co-ed.; est. 1872; Peter
Paqueth, Supt.

KEAM'S CANON, Navajo Co., pop. 29.

Moqui Indian Training School; Govt. Industrial school for Indians; co-ed.; Theo. G. Lemmon, Supt.

MOHAVE CITY, Mohave Co., pop. 30. Fort Mohave Indian School; Govt. Industrial school for Indians; co-ed.; est. 1890; Duncan D. McArthur, B. S., B. Pd., Supt. PHOENIX, Maricopa Co., pop. 5,544. Lamson Business College; bus. and sten.; E. M. Lamson, Pres.

United States Indian Industrial School; Govt. industrial school for Indians: co-ed.; est. 1890; Charles W. Goodman, Supt.

ARIZONA

PRESCOTT, Yavapai Co., pop. 3,559.

St. Joseph Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.; Sisters of St. Joseph, Prin.

TEMPE, Maricopa Co., pop. 885.

Tempe Normal School of Arizona; normal; state; co-ed.; est. 1886; A. J. Matthews, Pres.

TUCSON, Pima Co., pop. 7,531.

St. Joseph Academy; girls' boarding; R. C.; Sister Priscilla, Prin.

University of Arizona; Univ.; ter.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1891; Kendrick Charles Bab cock, Ph. D., Pres.

University of Arizona, College of Agricultur and Mechanic Arts; agri.; state; co-ed.; Kendrick Charles Babcock, Pres. University of Arizona School of Mines; tech.: state; co-ed.; Kendrick Charles Babcock, Ph. D., Pres.

YUMA, Yuma Co., pop. 1,519.

Fort Yuma Training School; Govt. Industrial school for Indians; co-ed.; est. 1885; Jobr S. Spear, Supt.

ARKANSAS

Population, 1,311,564. School census, 533,843. School age, 6-21.

Arkansas is the twenty-fifth state of the Union in point of population, having a total of 1,311,564 inhabitants, of whom 944,580, or 72 per cent, are white. Of this number, 14,186, or 1 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population is 20.4 per cent, the state ranking thirty-ninth in this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows:

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.

GEO. B. COOK, State Superintendent of Public Instruction....
J. L. BOND, Deputy Superintendent

.Little Rock

. Little Rock

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

. Little Rock

G. W. DONAGHEY, Governor
GEO. B. COOK, State Superintendent of Public Instruction..
O. C. LUDWIG...

. Little Rock .Little Rock

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION.

GEO. B. COOK, State Superintendent of Public Instruction...
J. R. JOBE

O. C. LUDWIG.

.Little Rock