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On Sntoubfeuern einoen
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-30

to bear upon the young man in bust
ness life, he must prepare himIelf
physically beyond all else. A mans
health, mex to his moral character,
has more to do with his success in
life than anything else.
~Perceivihg these truths. The New
Mexico Military Institute is exerting
every effort ana embracing every oc-
casion to impress on the minds of it's
cadets this threshold development.
The faculty is composed of expert
enced men from the leading schools
of the east and north, who are exert
ing every power 10 develop the mind
and character Of each individual
cadet, There are eight members OF
the faculty. and each member has UNI
der his special care "a number of
cadets, and il Is this fact that creates
so much enthusiasm ard causes the
instructor TO feel nat the future Of
these cadets under his supervision is
dependent upon him, and thus ne
watches every opportunity TO develop
both the mental and moral character
of the boy. There are many schools
and colleges where the boy will find
teachers Of the various branches, VINO
are just as capable as those of the
Institute; there are schools where
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-30
CITY OFFICIALS.

One thing hat has helped in the
great advancement that this city has
made during the year just closed, Is
the manifest interest taken in the
city's welfare by it's efficient city of
ticials. Not one of them bat what has
sunken his own identity in that of the
official he represents, and forgetting
self, has worked but for the best in
terests Of Albuquerque al a whole,
And the result Is apparent in every
part and department of the city. Fol
lowing is a list of the present city
officials:
Mayor-Frank Mckee.
City Clerk-Harry F. Lee.
Treasurer-H. e. Rogers.
City Attorney. Il. Hickey.
Police Judge-A. J. Crawford.
Chief of Police-Thomas McMillin.
Assistant Chief-W. c. Kennedy.
Grief of Fire Departmental. c.
Burtless.
Street Commissioner-Martin Tier
ney.
building Inspector-A. NJ Whit
comb.
City Chemlst-John Weinzirl.
President of Council-G. W. Har-
risOu.
Policemen George Highbargin,
Alex. Knapp. Joe Salazar, William
Wagner aud Frank Rossi.
Board of Health-DoctOrs J. H..
Wroth and ]. F. Pearce.
Aldermen-P. Hanley, A. e. Walker.
+. sherwood, G. p. Learnard, rhos.
Wilkerson, w. II. CLEARWATER, G. W.
Harrison and Louis HELD.
Finance Committee-Aldermen II
field, Clearwater and Sherwood.
Street CCmmittee-Aldermen Han
ley, Harrison and Wilkerson.
Building Committee on Light and
Fuel-Aldermen Harrison, Walker and
Learnard.
Fire Committee-Aldermen Walker,
ilfeld and CLEARWATER.
Water CUmmittee-Aldermen Han
Icy, sherwood and Gillenwater.
Grievance Committee - Aldermen
Hanley, sherwood and WilkersOn.
Sewer COmmittee-Aldermen Wal
her, Learnard and Harrison.
Police Commissioners - Aldermen
Held, Learnard and sherwood.
Justice OF the Peace, Precinct l2-
A. J.. Crawford.
Justice of the Peace, Precinct GO
George r. Craig.
Constable OF Precinct 2G-James
Smith.
City Engineer-Pitt Ross.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-30

Ella NJ. La Bar. Sth grade: Sallie f..
King. 1th grade. Margaret Hartman.
9Th grade: Eva b. Bowers. 9Th and
9Th grades.
First Ward Scholars. 7. J..
Butts, principal; Minnie J. Dichl.
Lettie Watson, Elizabeth NJ. Relihan,
Elsie McGregor. WiDifred lIilyard
and Blanche Gus.
Second Ward School-D. G.. Taylor,
principal; Lille A. K~eeoners, Catha-
rine Adams, Mary II. Norton, Daisy
Huntzinger, Minnie f.. Craig and Lol-
lie Under.
Third Ward School-W. b. McFar-
land, principal, Ida Elder, T.. Tway,
Miily Kaplar, Anita Thomas, Mable
Hunt, Maui Custer and Lucy Hazel
dine.
Fourth Ward School,. II. Nc
Collum, principal; Edyth Everitt,
Elizabet c. Wiley, Minnie l.. Baker,
Helen w. Rodey, Adah Vaughn. Mary
V. Spaulding and Elizabeth Gerwig.
In the high school building, daily
study sessions are held from 9 to
1l:45 a. M, and from 1:15 to $3.50 D.
M, and in the ward buildings from 8
a. m. to u noon, and from 1870 to
I p. m.
The holiday vacation ends January
2, 1906. Semester examinations will
be held January 9th and 18th. Quar-
terly examinations, March 9th and
10th, 1906. Final examinations, May
18th and l4th, 1906. The present
scholastic year ends May 18th, 1906.
The present enrolment of pupils
numbers LISP, $50 of which are Mex
lean children, 40 cOlored, and 1892
American children.
AT present the city owns five s.
room school buildings, located as fol-
lows:
High School, or Central building
Corner Third street and Lead avenue.
First Ward School-Southeast cor.
ner of Grand avenue and Edith street.
Second Ward School-Southeast
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-30

the most perfect natural drainage,
the cleaTest and dryest Of atmos-
pheres, plenty OF carefully directed
exercise, ana abundance OF food IN
his favor, the bodily well being of the
institute boy Is almost beyond jeop-
ardy, The health record of the New
Mexico Military Institute surpasses
all others. During the past seven
years there has moi been a seriuus
case of illness developed among me
cadets. Yet a surgeon is regularly
employed TO look after their welfare,
and the institute maintains a hospital
and employs a trained nurse by the
year. who makes her home in the
hospital. and I'm case OF sickness.
which is rare, the cadet is cared for
as he would be al home. Every pre-
caution is taken 10 keep the cadets
IA perfect health. All applcants are
required 10 stand a physical cyamiu
alton before entering and in case of
Objectionable disease or Ipf1rmity
they are rejected.
The Growth of the institute has
been wonderful, during the past seven
years. The buildings have increased
from one to eight, which are sub
structures, and so arranged
about the large campus, that the
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-30

Mary Cooper, west side, 7th and
Sth grades.
Mary Benbow, east side, 7th and
Sth grades.
Nettie G. Sloan, west side 5th and
9Th grades.
Lucy Baird, east side, 5th and 9th
grades.
Emma Ludlum, west side, 3rd and
4th grades.
Emma N. Cadwallader, east side.
3rd and 4th grades.
Josephine Van Slyck, west side, list
and End grades,
Lillian Carr. west side, list and 2nd
grades.
Clara Dugan, east side, 1st and End
grades.
sic Hatch, east side, LIST and End
grades.
AT the close of the first veal the
city had under construction four
four-room buildings, representing a
total cost of $4,000. The bond issue
of the first year was 100000, the ex-
penses were $50, 600, and the total
receipts We're 500, 900.
The first Board of Education was
composed of the following members:
First Ward-M. c. Nettleton and
r. M. Barbour.
Second Ward. c. Baldridge and
u. l.. Sammis.
Third Ward-C, w. Mylert and DR.,
G. S. yesterday.
Fourth Ward-Dr. j. II. Wroth and
r. w. DobsOn.
j.. c. Baldridge was president, Or.
j. H.. WrOth vice president, R. bl.
Barbour clerk, and A. C.. Briggs
treasurer.
For legal reasons, IL Vas found
necessary that r. NJ. Barbour resign
as clerk, and NJ. Clusters vas elected.
The enrolment at the end Of the
first year numbered $50 pupils, 80 OF
whom were MeXicans and 25 colored.
The enrolment for the years follow
ing, up TO the present time, was as
follows:
lS92-9S-6G2 pupils; 50 Mexican, p
cOlored.
ls9S-94-S53 pupils; ZIG Mexican.
81 colored.
iSs4-95-Si4 pupils; 81 Mexican, 81
cOlored.
lSs5-96-sS3 pupils; III Mexicans.
"a colored
From 1896 TO 1900 the records are
incomplete, but there was a gradual
Increase until the present time. From
1900 the enrolment has increased
as follows,
l9OO-Ol-l,l SS pupils.
l90l-02-l, 321 pupils.
l902-03-l,42 pupils.
1gO3-04-l, sos pupNs.
l904-05-l,7 us pupils.
December, l905-1,7S2 pupils.
The alumni. starting with the class
Of 1892 and up to date. is as fol-
lows.
Glass Of 'S2-Mildred f, Whitoman.
Mabcl T.. Daniels, Lou Hughes.
Glass Of '93-Helen Booth. Edith
Grace Stevens, Eta Julia Vaughn,
Lewis c. Brooks, Seymour Lewinson,
Roy Allen Stamm.
Glass Of '94-Georgie Mary KEEL
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-30
GENERAL REVIEW OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF The CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE

Many interesting facts concerning
the public schools of Albuquerque are
set forth in the following article,
which covers the history of the city
schools from the time of their in
ception to the present.
The Legislative act under which the
schools of Albuquerque were estab-
lished was passed February &c, 1891.
Prior to that time there were no pub
lie schools in this city. On Monday
morning, September Z. 1891, the first
public school in Albuquerque was
opened for the accommodation of pu-
pills, with an enrolment the first
day of 349 pupils.
The City Library building, then
known as the Academy building, IS
the Congregational Academy had
been conducted in the building, was
used. The high school department
being on the third floor, and the 5th,
9Th, 7th, and Sth grades being taught
on the second floor. With the es-
adjustment of public schools the old
Congregational Academy passed out
of existence.
On the west side, at this time. the
LIST, End, Bird and 4th grades were
taught in the old La Veta hotel build
ing, then called the college build
ing, as the Methodist College had
used this building for some years
previous, but had passed out of ex-
istence several years prior to the es-
tablishment of the public schools.
The east side LIST. End, Bird and Ala
grades were taught in a building on
South Edith street, this being the
only school property in the possess
ion of the city at this time.
The first corps of teachers in the
Albuquerque public schools, who were
teaching at this time, were as fol-
lows:
c. Z. Hodgin, superintendent.
Miss NJ. NJ. Winslow, principal of
high school.
Julia p. Fitch. assistant principal.
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and 1t is through this system that
every hour in the day is systematfze6.
every duty, both work and play. has
its allotted time. II enables the cadet
10 do a greater amount of work; 1t
enables him to take regular exercise,
to enjoy his recreation and form
habits OF regularity which prove Of
value to him in after life.
The discipline is rigid, but no more
eXacting than is well for immature
minds and bodies. The erect carriage,
the habit of obedience, punctuality
and neatness. both of person and
quarters, are pre- eminent in the edu-
cation of a hoy.
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partment of the University of New
Mexico.
Arrangements were made in 1899
by which the class received high
school diplomas, although the menu
iers graduated from the preparatory
department of the University.
The graduates during this period
were Mabel Anderson, f. Written,
Freda Barth, Belle Schuster, Lillian
Schuster, Ellen Mcclure. Miss
Croker, Anita Thomas, Bessie Bow
den.
In the fall of 1900. the high school
department was removed TO the new
building which il now occupies.
There were no classes for 1901 and
1902, because the course was i~nCreas-
ed 10 full four years, and the high
school organization became indie
pendent of the University.
Glass of 'O3-Irma Schuster, Rose
Harsch. Daisy Huntsinger, Carl Hol-
man, Edgar ~Strumquist, Mabel Yatt,
Auab Vaughn.
Class Of O4-Rose Huntsinger,
Laura Hayden, Lenore Pearce, Lena
Faber.
Glass Of O5-Edmund Ross. Albert
Clancy, Adele Goss, Harriet Kunz,
Mabel Pinney, Clifford Hayden, May
Muggley, Edward Perkins. Ethel
Fluke, Regina Rosenwald. Lillian
Spitz, Bessie Teller.
The present Board Of Education is
composed Of tine following members:
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corner Edith street and Highland
avenue.
Third Ward School-Southwest
corner Huning avenue and Fourth
street.
Fourth Ward School-Southwest
corner Sixth stree, and Fruit zen
The total properly valuation of the
above is $l50,000. The annual ex-
penditure in salaries, etc. amounts to
100000. There are 80 teachers en-
ployed, ia addition TO the superin-
tendent. The public school census Of
August, 1905, was 1852, over half of
whom are enrolled as pupils.
The 1'sfercn. superintendents,
from 1897 . the present time, were
as follows:
L. c. Hodgin-1S91-97.
J. ]. PerigO-lSS i-5S.
NJ. r. Hickey-lS9S-02.
4. b. Stroup-1902-05.
J. e. Clark-1905.
J. +. Clark, the present superin-
tendent of the Albuquerque public
schools, is n native of Wayne county.
Michigan, and has been in charge of
the city's schools since the beginning
of the scholastic year of 1905. His
preparatory education was gained at
the Michigan State Normal, Ypsilanti.
Mich, Michigan State Agricultural
College, Lansing, Mich. and the
Michigan state University, Ann Ar
Dor, Mich. He is thoroughly expert
enced as a superintendent, having
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ulty attempts to fashion scholars. In
a strictly military school, where ali
cadets are required TO live in bar
racks, under the immediate care of
instructors, where they are assoc
ciated together both night and day,
where the students nature is studied
and thoroughly understood, that
sense of individuality is developed
far more readily than in schools of
different class.
1t is a sad fact TO note the neglect
that so many schools are making in
the physical development OF its stu
dents. In order to stand the tests
and pressure which are now brought
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and conducted sy the sisters of Char
ity.
81. Nincent's Academy, for young
ladies. IS both a boarding school and
conservatory of music. and was
erected in. 1881. The grounds occupy
a large tract Of land. beautifully kept.
with pretty lawns and shade trees.
The main building is Of brick. with
stone trimmings, spacious. comfort
able, and modern in every aspect
The Immaculate Conception School,
for boys and girls, was erected and
opened three years after the opening
Of st. Nincent's Academy. or in 1884.
Ii Is a graded school on the same
basis as public schools. The courses
embrace all high school branches. and
in addition, a full business course is
taught, taking two years to complete.
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new MEXICO'S MILITARY INSTITUTE
LOCATED AT CITY OF ROSWELL
An Article rMg on an important Subject showing the Advantages Be Eric m Vale and One the am Institutes Of It's Kind the
DmdN Children Attending Public ad Great Southwest
PAhh Schools Here

The day has come when a man can
no longer say. Can afford to send
my son to SCHOOL," but rather, Can |
afford not to send my son to school?"
As the problems of life are growing
more intricate every day. the world
is calling for more and better edu-
Gated men. AS there must be a TIN e
fold development in every student.
namely. mental. moral and physical,
it seems that the tone and spirit OF a
school should weigh more with par
ents than the variety and size Of the
curse of study. Any good school
offers a student more than he can
possibly learn, but not every school
has the power t o rightly shape char
acter; that spirit among its student
body to fashion character as the fac