Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-01-24
TOPERS BARRED
As TEACHERS
Board of Education Takes
Summary Action Against
Two Pedagogues
INDIANS FOR ROAD WORK
Thirty Cochitis Will Help Com
mission on La Bajada
Hill.

The territorial board of education
will not stand for teachers who drink
to excess. At it's session on Satur-
day it revoked the licenses to teach
of Jesus Maria Jaramillo of Ell Rito,
and of Jose Ortiz y Baca for being
drunk. Superintendent Clark today
received message from County SUI
perintendent of Schools Burk of Tor
rance county, that two female teach
ers of his county had been intoxicat-
ed after recent dance. If the fact
can be established, they too, will
have their certificates revoked.
The board granted the following ap-
plications for extension to first grade
county licenses for the full term OF
three years. Frances Eaton, Silver
City, Catherine and Emma Ander-
worth of Malaga Eddy county; Miss
Dora Berkey, Belen; H. B. Copeland,
Lordsburg; Maggie Sloan of Corona;
Mrs. Sallie Walker Stockard Man
CESS of Texico Eta Allison of Ra
ton; Mary Nell Rhea of Gallup;
Laura McClaskey of Ration; H. Ross
Wood of Chama Mrs. Harriet K.
BIGGER, of Gallup; Sister Mary Evan
gelist of Mesilla; Miss Ora Russell Of
Magdalena.
For five year professional certifi-
cate: Miss Bertha Papen of Las Cru
ces Miss Emma Parrett of fatigue;
Miss Marie Schaeffer of East Las We
gas; Minnie e. Kurtz of Artesia.
Life certificates: H. B. Collier of
Elida; Miss Mary Eckels of Silver
City; Superintendent c.. E. Grover of
Dawson; Miss Emma Philips Sweick-
ard of Carlsbad; Miss Ellen F. Dan
iels of East Las vegas.
First grade certificates: Zalula M.
Fairbanks of Picacho, Lincoln coun-
ty; Miss Nellie o. Kinman of Gallup;
.sussen S. Wade of Dola, Ohio.
Honorary life certificates: Sister
Mary Eustacia of Bernalillo; Louise
Mary Schnepple of Santa Fe; Mrs. L.
w. Wallace of Hachita, Grant coun-
ty; Sister Mary Margaret of Berna-
lilo.
The Reading Circle Board reported
that it had reelected r. E. Asplund
as secretary and manager, a position
he has occupied since the Circle was
founded.
The board endorsed the work OF
Professor John J. Vaughn, professor
of history of the New Mexico Col
lege of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, in preparing for publication a
manuscript of brief history OF
New Mexico for the purpose of ac
quanting the newcomer to the Ter
ritory with the local historical facts
which otherwise it would be difficult
for such newcomer to gather The
history is being published chapter by
chapter in the New Mexico Journa
of Education.
The board decided not to. waive
! county Institutes in counties where
summer. normal schools are held. The
VI board also considered the matter O.
u giving credits for successful work il
Rthe Reading Circle but deferred ac
Tion until the next meeting.
Several applications for certificate:
fom teachers were held under ad
Sement on account of irregularitie:
- the application, in one application
I it even appearing that a signature 0
an endorser had been forged.
No Boozers for Census Work.
Census Supervisor Paul A. f. Wal
ter announces that he will not recon
mend for appointment as enumerator
any persons who are known to be e1
cessive users of intoxcants and there
fore liable to become drunk Will
taking the census. AS the law limit
the time for taking the census t
thirty days no chances can be take
on enumerators who are liable to fa
by the wayside
Good Roads Work.
Superintendent Clinton J. Cranda
has offered to the Territorial Goo
Roads Commission the use of thirt
Cochiti PuebloS to work on the SAINT
Fe-Albuquerque Scenic Highway pas.
ing through Santo Domingo, Cochi
and Other lndlan villages. Ihe II
dians will go in camp at La Bajad
and will be put to work reducing tn
grade over La Bajada hill, twent
miles south of Santa Fe. The Con
mission is also getting ready a cam
for convcts who will be put to wor
on the road south of Thornton ne1
week.
Fish Hatchery.
Game and Fish Warden Thomas
Gable received assurance from Del
gate to Congress W. H. Andrews tn;
he will seek to have incorporated a
appropriation for $4,000 for fis
hatchery in New Mexico in the SUI
dry civil appropriation bill. The si
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