Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-16
SUMMER SCHOOL
IN DUKE CITY
DR.. E. Mcqueen Gray Gives
Details of Course Offered
by University
DICK EAGLE CONES BACK
Cherokee, Who Killed Laguna
Indian, To'Serve Three
More Years.

With the governor out OF town, the
secretary Of the territory i'll with a
severe cold, the captain Of the mount
ed police, the supreme court clerk,
the adjutant general, the territorial
and other officials away. this
was a dull morning at the capitol.
Mr.. Ervien Back.
Land Commissioner r. P. Eryien
has returned from Clayton where he
went on business and where he visited
his son John Ervien, who is in business
there and is making good right along.
Mr.. Eryien says that there was snow
there Sunday night and that the farm
ers are expecting good crops this
year.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: James Sutherland, treas
urer of Chavos county, $1,574,55; Will
lam M. Robins, treasurer of Sierra
county, $34246; DR.. T. W. Watson
treasurer of Lincoln county sS3.93.
Back Tomorrow.
Chief Clerk F. Asplund of the de
partment of education which he rep
resented at Mobile recently during /
convention of school snperintendents
is expected home tomorrow. Mr.. As
plund had very interesting trip anC
! Mrs. Asplund accompanied him.
University Summer School.
! Superintendent Clark has receives
communication from Dr. L. Nc
Queen Gray, president of the UniVer
sity of New Mexico, informing hin
| that the university will open a sun
mer school in Albuquerque June
The session will last six weeks tel
minating July IA. Further details ar
given by Dr. Gray as follows:
Accommodation to the extent of tn
University facilities will be provide
for students who desire to live on tn
campus during the session of Summe
School.
Fees will be as follows; lnclusiV
Tuition fee, Five dollars; Chemistr
Laboratory fee. $500. Physics Labo
atory fee, $500; board and lodgin
six weeks. $4,000. Boarders brir
with them bed linen, blankets and to'
els. They may come into resident
on June 4th without extra charg
Special courses for teachers. GOVERN
all high school subjects will be offe
ed. The mathematical professc
geology; the course in language, lite
ature and history by the president
the university. The general aim
,, the Summer School will be to offer
all teachers such work as shall be
meet individual requirements. Fl
college credit will be given for t.
courses.
students who wish to special
in some particular subject or subjet
will be given every facility and
= sistance in prosecuting their studs
: The library of the university will
g open to the students, and all 9th
college privileges will be at their d
: posal. They will be required to c.
form to the regulations of the lnE
r, tuition. A syllabus of the courses a
= general outline of studies will be
e sued shortly as a Bulletin and may
IS had on application to the librarian.
II Il shall be greatly obliged if you v
give personal consideration to this
ter and discuss it with your teache
Our arrangements for the Sunni
School will be considerably facilit
ed if we can know some time befo
hand how many students we may
called upon TO accommodate.
/ teachers to write to me. am a
@ considering the advisability OF offer
a course in music vocal and piano.
A. connection with the Summer Sch'
The university has been fortunate
securing the services of highly c.
petent director Of the department
music from Naples, Italy, and
methods are meeting with wonder
q success. Miss Egyptiades is accol
U cd by the Naples Conservatory
finest teacher ever graduated II
!. that famous institution. It has D
quite impossible for the department
satisfy all the calls made upon 1t
ing the regular semester, and If tn
is a sufficiently strong demand, 1t
he a course of the Summer SCI
-. without extra charge Kindly inq'
r. how your teachers view this oppor
VS. ity.
of Dick Eagle is Back.
VI Dick Eagle has come back"
~ to the penitentiary to serve u
Nv more years. He was taken rece
-, - from the .penitentiary to Los Lu
~ for a rehearing. He killed a Lag
" Indian and the sentence given wa
40 light owing to the fact that Dick Ei
~i, has already spent two and
ho wears in the pen and seven month
" county Jail awaiting trial.
frf When the court told Eagle that
IN preyious Incarceration was taken
VS. consideration in sentencing him,
nc Indian thought that it was to be
ing en- out of his sentence of three y
dit and that he would have only a
vas weeks to remain in prison. His
he joicing was so profuse that the a
Ter, neys could not muster courage en'
ick to tell him the facts and he
rri ho a, To tho nnnit nntiarY hnlieYin