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gbemawa faculty
Thomas W. Potter,, Superintendent.
William P. Campbell, Assistant Super-,
intendent. ,,.
Leon A. Woodin, Clerk.
Antoine Caisse, Assistant Clerk.
Florence Hutchinson, Assistant Clerk.
John Stacy, Assistant Clerk.
Disciplinarian.'
Sara C. Cloutier, Senior Teacher and
Acting Principal. .
Neliie J. Campbell, Teacher of 5th Grade
and Instructor Vocal Music.
. Mellie E. Dohse, Teacher Mixed Grade
and Instructor Instrumental music.
Etta M. French, Teacher 6th and 7th
Grades. ,
Frances Bowman, Teacher of Primary
Grade. .
Margaret Miller, Teacher of 4th Grade.
' Calla J. Westfall, Teacher of 3rd Grade.
'" John H. Wilson, Teacher of 2nd Grade.
Hattie Grove, Teacher of Primary, Re
ceiving Grade.
Mury E. Theisz, Heid Matron and Supt.
of Girls' Domestic Departments. '
Maggie J. McFaddt-n, Small Boys' Ma
tron. Carrie Becker, Dining Rnnra Matron.
Mary Hilb, Large Boys' Matron.
Amy I. Sellers, Small Girls' Matron.
Mr. Stevenson, Physician.
Anna M. Sherravd. Nurse.
Sra O'Here, Seamstress,
Agnes Bagnell, Asst. Seamstress.
Katie L. Brewer, Laundress.
Maggie Mitchell, Asst. Laundress.
Joseph Teabo, Instructor of Baking and
Confectionery,
Arthur H. Williams, Cook.
Dolly Wiggins, Asst. cook.
Myrtle Williams, Asst. Cook.
8. M. Childers, Snpt. of Agriculture.
M. V. Cooper, Industrial Teacher.
Charles H. Woods, Supt of Carpenter
ing. Anton V. Overman, Instrnctor of Gents'
and Ladies' Tailoring.
Alolph Farrow. Instructor of harness
taking and Saddlery.
Samuel D. Backer,' Instructor of Steam
Heating, Electric Lighting and Engineer
ing. ., .. William Lovelace, Asst. Engineer,
George S: Hilb; Instructor of Wagonmak-
ing. ' .,. !'::
Henry N. Stoudenmeyer, Band Master
aud Instructor of Painting. '
Harry E. Mann, Instructor of Horseshoe-'
ing and Blacksmithing. -. ':
Edwin D.' Godwin, Instructor of Dairy
' ing. ''::
John Westley, Orchardist and Gardner.'
Myrtle H. Cooper, Teacher of Domestic
,.' Science. ' " -.
'Henry Lovelace, Instructor of PriDling.
Frank Hamilton, Nightwatchman. "
Education in Alaska.
The Times Special Service.
Washington, :D. C, Friday,, Oct. 24,
Under the head of "Education in Alas-.
, ka," Commissioner of Education W. T.i
'Harris, in his annual report for the fiscal
year-1902, says that the bureau has main
tained twenty-seven public schools in the
territory, outside the incorporated towDa,
during the past year,, with' thirty-three,
teachers and an enrollment of 1 747 pupils.
The fund for the maintenance of these
schools is derived from the license moneys
collected outside of the cities; one- half go
ing to the school fund. The amount thus
applied last year was $35,802.51.
The (own of Nome received for school
purposes $42,738.26. which was larger than
necessary by $7,962, that amount having
been turned back into the city treasury
and used for other municipal purpose.
The commission complains that the school
boards at Nome, Juneau and Ketchikan,
all incorporated, have refused to receive
native children of Indian or Eskimo descent
into existing schools or to open schools for
them. He, however, suggests no remedy for
what he evidently regards as an evil.
On the subject of reindeer in Alaska, the
commissioner says that owing to being o
bliged by the Russian government to pay
coin for reindeer in that empire, it wan on
ly possible to secure thirty head. Hereto
fore the natives in Northern Siberia have