Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-22
The SAN MIGUEL
COUNTY INSTITUTE
Most Successful in Number of Attendance
and Work Ever Held Subscriptions for
Electric Railway Received--Parker
Wells Cattle Are Sold.
A YOUNG BOY IN SAVING HIS P0NY'S
LIFE NEARLY LOSES HIS OWN
joys Special Daily Service.

and viii visit L. Rosenwald Of this
city.
Professor l.. c. Butscher returned
last evening from trip to Ration
where he has been short time.
Word was received yesterday even
ing that Wynne GIassford, who Is one
of last years Normal graduates, had
passed successfully his examination fol
entrance to the Annapolis naval acad-
emy.
Mrs. E. w. Pendleton and daughter,
Miss Helen, arrived here yesterday ev-
ening from Fairfield, Ills, for visit
with her sister, Mrs. l.. r. Allen.
Theron Thompson, a member of the
firm of the Thompson Hardware Co., of
this city, but who is resident of Mus
catine, Ia, who has been visiting his
brother here with his family, returned
to his home today after a stay of five
weeks in the city.
The county institute, which is being
held at the normal now, is one of the
most successful in number of attend
in San Miguel county, There are about
80 in attendance. two of whom are
from Guadalupe county, where they
have no institute. Professor w. B.
Givens, professor Of manual training
and physical culture at the normal, is
conducting the work. These institutes
are made compulsory by law, and the
teachers meet together to discuss meth
DDS and school work, and prepare for
the examination which is held at the
court house Immediately after the instf-
tute adjourns, Which will be on the
2Sth inst. The larger number of those
in attendance are from Las Vegas, but
the neighboring towns, nearly all, con-
tribute an attendant or two. The ses-
sions are held in the forenoon, and be-
gan Monday.
C. II. Kirkpatrick of Mogolon, So
corro county, has been appointed by
Judge Mills, United States commissions
er to look after the affidavits and
proofs in land entries.
A. Gevesinger and VIII Stuart re-
turned yesterday from the Blue Canon
where Mr.. Gevesinger located the Au-
gusta claim, the second one to the left
of the Old Blue shaft. The develop
ments in the shaft of the Blue give en-
the farther down Mr..
Stuart goes. He is down 40 feet now.
The work is slow, as the siding of the
they go down. The work is rather
hard, as the ground is not solid, but
rather of a sliding nature, and the ex-
cavations have to be made carefully,
and the dirt taken out by the bucket
full.
Jerome Kunkel has located the Gem
tafede claim in the mining district
about four miles from Glorieta, also
the Trail mining lode. nearby.
The registration poll books have been
received from the department at Santa
ne, Dy the PROBATE clerk.
Died, yesterday, Mrs. Moffatt, wife of
the receiver of the Antonio Dclgado
ranch at Los Alamos. The cause of her
death was consumption. and she was
buried today.
Marguerite Romero received today
the subscription papers for the electric
hoo 1f,11nrfarc in ST
Louis, and the committee will soon be-
gin on their rounds. The foundation
and scaffolding for the power house
are going up at rapid rate and can
be seen from quite distance. The
construction crew are still working on
the Springs branch, and expect to COM
plete the setting of the poles clear to
the Springs by Saturday.
Charles A. Spiess left last night for
Santa Fe and will go on tomorrow to
albuquerque to attend the meeting of
the territorial central committee there
on Friday. Sheriff Cleofes Romero will
go down tonight to attend. 1t is ex-
pected Ration will get the convention.
Max Nordhaus and his guests, Louis
Ilfeld and wife, returned today from
their stay at Trout Springs and at Har.
vey's
M. Harold and wife have transferr
ed to Travis F. Jones 200 varas of lant
lying north of the Sapello river neal
Red River. Consideration 81.
Miss Dollie Perea is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Romero. Miss Perea has
been to Kentucky to school, and will II
few days return to her home at Ber-
nalillo.
The temperature record for the 2
hours ended at o'clock yesterday ev'
ening, was, maximum, "a; minimum
4S; mean, II. The mean humidity "a.
Conductor H. B. Hubbard and wife
returned yesterday evening from theil
months vacation in Colorado among
the resorts.
Dave and Maurice Sandoval left to-
day for Lawrence, Kas., where they
will attend the Haskell institute.
Mrs. Lott, who has been visiting hel
sister, Mrs. G. H. Rhodes, returned yes
terday to her home at Muncie, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapman re
turned yesterday from a trip to Colo
RADIO where they took in the many re
sorts. They We're gone a month.
George Langenburg. the forest in
spector, left today for Santa Fe to con