Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-02

ing NJ every report sent W tu inc Hu'
premc lodge. There IL n reserved fund
which Ia held by the stat" treasurer ~
NJ as sach usetta. NRmuuntins at the close
~ asscssmcut M. Il to elp,JO1 ~. The
gentlemen are being shnNn around our
CT, Ibis afternoon 10y William bravclle,
a charter mcmbcr ~ the lucal lodge, and
Il is their desire THAT u large numbct ~
our clt2rnR attend tho public meeting
this evening.
ui,cr Pointers.
THIS morning there were come ugly RI.
muts uu the Ttfrct that the river was
acting badly nj u Nnr! weak point about
n mule above prirctu AtmijpH ranch be.
tween ISrs Grie;os nud Ranches de Albu
guctVu.. Mr.. Arm . aud \. NJ. Codlng
ton drove up to The place and found the
water even with the bank. which IL very
low there. The gentlemen nlso visited
the south end ~ the dyke, Just above
Alameda, aud they state that, while
there N uo danger at present, tirNot u
lew feet would cause uutu,d damage aud
scud volume ~ water through u long
stretch ~ country down the Santa fe
track There nt" other weak places, and
TnL tIrILsS would suggest that they Oe
immediately strengthened. The big rlse
IA the i,D GrLudc has not come yet ant
the valley, from All Indications AMI r.
ports received from further up tue river,
IA the muuutalus " Colorado where the
snow s'l.l Lees ou the ground, will 10
doubt hc o,eiilpwrd NJ many points, en
trluR great hrrdshiI~ To- the smnller
settlements, p1,r,hjy to the city.
Mlrpua Mast"H gathered together
ahuut 4iol guuny sacks, aud they acrc
sen, to the weak p,ao" the afternoon.
! The Villagers ~ the Vclnity, Nhrr" the
water Is hkrly to overflow, have been
Informed 1" m,diaIely notify the
equity and cty authorities should they
perceive any serious rise IN the river.
Sheriff THuqu,I,no Luna aud vi,
came az from lus Lunas this morning
The thoutr reports tho river spreading
over u vuai AREA ~ tho valley IN th,
uctghhofhpod ~ los Lunas. and Their,
~ danger that a." bridge, JUS, south Cd
thr town. viii bc swept away. lie rtateI
that the water now runs on the east cnt
~ tue hri Isc and that II ~ impaasablc
4 Training Teacher.
NJ. - D.l... - ~ Ill t.t ...l
lady. registering from Henderson ny
catur up from Las truce. last night att
- at the San frIpo ca rr'eiylng an ~
tFudUcl'nn, the reporter nr"ertlined tina
the Ndy rcrtceents aud * al-p one - IN
training teachers the Western Put
whug hrusr ~ Chicago. ana IL maxim
trIs over the territory seeing member
~ the Territorial Board ~ Elucntlot
with NicN ~ Introducing IN the publ,
, school, - New Mexico the Mrs. poiinr,
mcthud - teaching spelling AMI rcrdlnI
The method has been adopted IN most ,
the principal CITIES IN Iowa. Wash,ngto
aud Oregon, and in many ~ the best cit
, schools ~ Illinois II has been test,,
adopted and il being used with great ~,
rets IN Henderson and llupkinsvllle X!
Il IL specially good IN teaching foreign
crs and ia now being used with rncpu
, aging reports IN some ~ the lrdIR
srhupls 81 Dakota. Wherever the meiho
II introduced the Iirm obl,Hatcs itself, 1
It's own expense, to furnish tralnln
teacher "a instruct the teachers IN Oh
work Mrs Pollard, who invented III
j method, was invited 10 make visit he
= self 10 the territory, but having first cuI
70 secuted Ia go Ia New York on the san
4 business. Miss Tuell was chosen to con
: west III her stead. The representative
' am, vt excellent one brilliant conve
u sationalist, thoroughly conyersant vii
her work. and II any person can get Il
Il method introduced IN the public schoo
a ~ New Mexico TnE CITIZEN believ,
thu, Miss Tuell can The lady. durlr
~ her stay here, will visit the yario,
n schools ~ the city.
y, wedding Bells.
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