Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-07-27
NORMAL INSTITUTES
WELL ATTENDED
In Session at Wagon
Mound and So
cOrro
CONVENED At SANTA ROSA
The Baldwin Piano Company
Files Suit Against Max
Gardner.

Superintendent OF Pubic lnSlruc-
tion ]. E. Clark is receiving very
favorable reports from the county
teachers institute being held in Mora
county. at Wagon Mound, and gives
great credit to County Superlntend-
ent Bias Sanchez. The attendance Is
80, and 20 more teachers will enroll
during the last two weeks of the
institute. The> Guadalupe county in
stitute began at Santa Rosa today ana
will be in session four weeks. j. V.
Clark of Albuquerque, is the instruct
or and during the last two weeks Will
be assisted by Principal Z. l..
Schreck. The Socorro County insti-
,tute at Socorro has been in session
and is very successful. Superintend
ent Sterling of Albuquerque is the
instructor and during the last two
weeks will be assisted by Mrs. North
rup, teacher of kindergarten work at
the New Mexico Normal University
at Las Vegas.
The Dona Ana county normal in
stitute will convene at Las Cruces
August 8, lasting two weeks, closing
on the 21st. Prof, Wagner of Attica,
Ind, will be in charge Of the institute,
and Mrs. L. C. Woodson of Las Cruces,
will assist. Arrangements are being
made to have special lectures by prom.
iment educators.
District Court.
The Prescott-Manby controversy
still held the attention of Judge John
R. McFie in district court today.
A suit in attachment was brought
today by the Baldwin Company, OF
Ohio. VS.. Max Gardner. to recover
500, the price of five pianos sold to
ID. w. Anderson, Patrocinio Lopez,
John Callahan, Frank Andrews and
Mrs. Valdez. The plaintiff also gar
nisheed the holder of notes given in
part payment on some of the pianos.
Attorney R. H. Hanna filed an
swers in the case of Jose Francisco
Duran, Jose Eugenio Suaso, admins
traitors of the estate of Jose Manuel
Duran, deceased, and Jose Francisco
Duran, Juliano Vigil, Jose Albino Du-
ran. Antonio Duran and DOnicio Du-
ran VS.. George Anton, Ella S. Anton
and Henry Grant, involving title to
"a parcel of ground and house on Hill
side avenue, in this city, upon which
Mrs. Adeline Keachie had a mortgage
and in the suit of Pedro Jose Gale
;gos, Andrew Romero, Ben G. Speer,
Vicente Archuleta, Santiago Martinez,
Jose Leon Cruz, Carpio Archuleta and
Ramon Romero VS.. Manuel Duran,
Jose Trujillo and Jose de la Luz Du-
ran, involving title to parts OF the
Nuestra Sonora del Rosario San Fer
nando Santiago grant in Rio Arrl-
ba county, the privilege of cutting
timber thereon by B. c. Speer and
the legality Of the commission OF
five administering the grant. The
answer asks for an accounting. On
next Wednesday, August 4, Judge
John r. McFie will draw the panels
for the grand and petit juries for the
term Of district court which will con-
vene on the first Monday in Septem-
ber, the sixth.
Governor at Springer.
Governor Curry was at Springer
yesterday, where he met with M. w.
Mills and 8. E. Aldredge of Spring
er, j. R. Aguilar of Wagon Mound, and
J. X. Hunt Of Ration, trustees of the
New Mexico Reform school. The board
organized by electing Mills president
and Aldredge secretary and treasurer.
Miss and Hunt we're designated to
visit the Colorado reform school at
Buena Vista this week. This morning,
! Governor Curry, Land Commissioner
r. P. Ervien and Territorial Engineer
Vernon L. Sullivan left for Cimarron
and Ration on good roads business. The
governor and party were guests last
evening at a banquet in their honor at
the Springer hotel, the Springer Com
mercial Club being the host.