Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
SUPERINTENDENT
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TUBA SCHOOL,
1ndiaa Department ImEcs-
o. HlnA Newly CONF "a
@uilding Ssse-
t agency News

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Tuba, Ara, Nov. iO.--Bupalntend-
ent wiIfaasn r. Sullivan. EottHtiy OF
Banning chlifOTnla, who va aHpeint-
ed 70 sucesad hfr. Jeffries. tFansfeFTea
TO Meacalefo. N. h.. has aPfffd1 and
10 now % charge OF the Schcos end
agency, with everything pl1nuing
smoothly, An ipformal roeeOtfon was
giving the Incoming superintendent
and hiar wife upon the evening Of
their arrival as the assembly hall.
end a pleasant social time resulted.
8. 3. Preston and family, with Mrs.
PreHton's father, Ar. g. D. Williams.
and their driver, Mr.. Lester Hart.
have been absent for ten days attend
Ing the fair ~ Phoenix. the trip hav-
inG been made On the Preston Winto.
Blk. Mr.. williams went on for a
short visit at Los Angeles joining the
party at FlasStaff on the homeward
trip.
Mr.. Keith Warren II home from
bis vacation visit With parents at
oakland, California. and u again In
charge at the Red Lake trading post.
NJ. Earl Boyer, also OF that inasitu-
tIons n assisting temporarily at the
BabSatt a Preston post hero In the
absence Of the. Pres,ons.
NJ. G. Q. Early, who was IN charge
here for two months a. temporary
representative OF the Indian office.
left for Phoenix. At once upon the ar
rival Of biT.. sullivan. and later went
10 Washington. ID. G.
Mr.. ThoG r. PercIvaI, HupeFinten-
dent OF Industrial work at the Phoe-
Ntw nnAlaA nnAAwH -
for couple Of days. being detailed
by the Indian office TO inspect the
new school building, Just completed
at this place. He found the work Of
the contractors Satisfactory and the
formal acceptance Of the building TO-
suited. Foreman r. D. KrenE and his
woEkneu leave this week. for tho
east.
Dick Murphy. who operates q trad
Ing post nj Indian Wells. has been In
this sectlon for q couple OF weeks.
buying live stock. and incidentally
visiting mis- father, Mr.. Matthew NJ.
Murphy, supervisor of Farming, who
~ stationed here ~ present. .
The difficulty experiences by Spe-
elnI Agent Early ia getting Navajo
ehglAfea into the school 6Oes NOT sEs
NHN4N 70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OMNNIy8ue WNag
iallgtndlng Il difft09it to provide room
fdf all who are seeking entrance. II
~ believed with the cnmpletton Of the
new building and the increased dor
mltory capacity resultlnG. all apDll-
cants may be given Ambulance.
Dr. and Mrs. g.. W. MullikIn, who
have been here two years. are now
comfortably located IN theiC new an
siKnmtnt al TruxiOn Canyon school
Arizona, lust tietere iehvinR the
Desert club. which owes It's existence
largely 20 the doctor and some of his
earlier cO.workers. gave a farewell
reception 20 the couple. whose de.
parture all regret exceedingly. The
rad death of Dr. Ford at TTuKtOn
Canyon before his departure for this
place. leaves a vacancy in the position
Of physician here. with no prospects
al Hs being Immediately filled. Mrs.
Thomson. who has been TillinR the
position OF nurse emporarily. has 80
far been able Ia handle such cases of
Illness aS have Oceufred. and II iH
hoped the office may send along "a
regular physician before any serious
cases ~ sickness are reported.
Superintendent Sullivan, Accompan
led by MIR. Cook, Industrial teacher.
left Saturday mornins for Flagstaff
where the former had an appoint
ment with Supervisor OF Farming
Chas. j.. Davis. and contemplated u,
further trip To Phoenix.
John Francis who has been, out In
the copper district with a few com
panionH, started In 90 Flagstaff the
middle OF last week. but was stalled
near the halfway house by defective
meehanlsni In his automobile, and he
ana HE party were compelled 10 con.
lihue their trip In company with Mr..
PATTERSON. who was sent IN with an
agency team on other hafeinaEs and
arrived on the scene qlaste f0Ftunute-
" in time to AID the stranded group.
Thon.sa - and Waleef stanton.
VITA Two esency tsasiaA atttvoA H1t-
cay even)Ag from VlRE la&s estAafos
90 IN. 1uliivan'S piaa6 40 z
neilV % suVDliea aOee whoaA. So I,
L.pe1l FO9l1Ssr sASss aeoul an thsh
q, toansAn aursng ne Dtokuas q lasR
NaeE WhS4h y qullo haagY Der eAip
time 81 Ne var IN this section. The
rain was 6enerai % ehasActoF. end
was heavier toward wlassiafk.
The crew Of Additional Farmer
Bjork. which has bosn aaNaaoe IN
reservoir building AZ BOdawag. catne
In the latter part a. last week. hav-
Ing sxha0ted their appeopSlAtion
With the work yet inoeaaplsta
Mr Doll general aha6hanic. has
l-Nfen Installing = puNap aaG Waear
w0fA9 system at the 1Eoo@-Cepa day
apAeea, ~ means Oe WrAlieh 4 b hupea
ths WISER supply Tee this iuslilutioa
may ~ more eaklIy ohlalne0 a. go
tlntuDe The poSitIon - ateeeaeF aoa
hoeoeAeepor AZ thtD o4hOoe afa ullli
agfbs stils6. Mrs., Cuo(pes tnhing aasA
81 - eatSes inotaena - the ftsus
nAmso place temporarily. .A.
gAinea J. cOnkiIn, aa4saioeal tar
mar. left the middls - inNe week eug
honE Beach. where ho axpoels eo.visil
~ family for few weeks o. aunaal
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4 MH ChaS. A. Froeaaen, tog eulllvan.
Isd.. h named ~ tlso new teacher a
the boaRdlng school n14 - axpeglsd
"a arrive a. the sohn1l nm week
TIA position Ia baln8 alilea Aeuneo'
faElly -. nFs. sHllaNnnN etr
uAe 4gts supplies are bo8lanla2 q
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