The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-08-31

the cause. Inc leduel
@-e inquinng
\ ne people know that their 49,,
az ne education Of their youth ),
of ~ not many of these cbildran ).
is in ollast year p :
'Wei more than halfoftbe >,
your scho dyise their being takan :.
"Oh! yes, =
Did you a sumed charge of the
Carlisle?' out tb>. nrosnao. :. 'il9 :
.,ao, Ever 1uve hnve ha, W incentive to the
going to Carlisle as
older pupils" you SAti'-N eiiiuren
"At what age do Arliste@
should be taken to c. bu1d g0to Carlisle,
ssNone under II sha for them nearer
unless there is no school,
their homes" position
"Why do you take this 1T mainly that
4For several reasons; b, Isle they will
after five years stay at Can to retain the
then be men, and more likely
ideas they there acquire school to |
$50 many going from your vi, viii it |
Carlisle will seriously cripple y,
not?' MANY
@By no means The fact that SO ;u1er-
are at Carlisle will awaken such an ,sire
est among the pesple that they will x t
to send more children to school. t
'Then you expect as many from
and Acoma as you had last year,: 1T
q expect more. Ii
ssDid Capt. Pratt secure any chi ldren +
from Isleta"
q believe not, although Agent Sa nehez es
made two visits to the pueblo to ibtain fr
children from him.
"What is the reason of the failure Y
Il am unable to say. many re Pects hs
the Isleta people are far advanced t. ward Sc
civilization, but they do not seem D -ap- he
prove of education" wi
you had some children from tn II Pu- we
eblo in your school last year? to
"Oh. yes! we had thirty, but they were sta
very irregular in attendance and their he
parents seemed to think it necessi ny for be
them TO go home frequently to attend pc
festas.1
eDo you expect full school in Octo- Ra
Der?
81 certainly do pc
! "How do you get your pupls sa
@Mainly through the efforts lcf Al gent IN IN
Sanchez, although the Anne ricans who R,
live in the different Pueblo are warm fo
hiends of the school and do their ,est to co
persuade the Indians to send their nO mo
children here mi
"Is Agent Sanchez fav osahle to your en- co
terprise? tn tn
.Iwish could 81 .ow you some of his '''
letters to me, and =ssdes that hi 5 work
shows There wer esozrteen out of nine ~ u
teen Pueb!os repr ;esea2ed at the school III
last year. Five of u lese sent ch ildren fat
, here for the frs: time, and several of the as
others increase d thei representation at a., hn
his solscitation.'' co
"Does he iAtendt t help youths year, all
"Undoutotedly- This is his school and lul
he is as proud oft success as its warm an an
est trends in Albu Iuerque" at
@Where will yol If pupils come from in tic
Octsber2'
: 4 think Agent Sanchez, will insist upon sir
having every oat of the nineteen Pueblos til,
represented here . mi
@Do you e4 ,ect any children from
other tribes =
eyes. Ma50 Llewelton will send some
of his Mesca4 sro Apaches; Major Bow
man some fIf1 .nis Navaioes; and am ex-
pecting cb i'd rem from the Colorado River
agency a I'D from the Pmas.7
4You cou Id have large scheol'here,
should thin k?'
~ Aques ionably. The intention is to
maF e this school the large industrial IN
stit alton of the southwest"
, What v i'll prevent it,
s.The fad ure ,pf the government to put
ap large buildings, and the failure of our
friends in the east to contribute to its
support"
= "How many will the present new build
le ings accommodated?
&c @One hundred and fifty, but think
ly can crowd a few more in.
ds "Will you have that number next
e. term?'
in 81 shall be greatly disappointed if we
or do not open the school the Ist day OF oe-
lie tober with $50 children"
d What viii you do if more Gomez
: :. Il shall not tuna any away if can help
it will put up temporary buildings