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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-21

*-S3 $3.50.
Between Boards.
100 Haw. Pine. Co., As; $4,000 Cal.
Ref. 6s, 100; $1,000 Hilo Elk. IS, $3.50;
o. R. & L. Co., 1875.
Session Sales.
70 onomea, 1925; 63 Oahu sug. Co.,
23.S75; 10 Hon. B. & NJ. Co., 23.S75;
100 Hon. B & NJ. Co., "a; 10 Haiku
Sugar Quotations.
SO Deg. Analysis Beets 9s, I'D; par
ity, 9.9l; 80 deg. Centrifugals, 3.4s.
Notice.
Eva stock books closed to transfers
Tuesday, January 81, 1913, at noon to
January 81, inclusive.
Dividends.
Jan. 20, 1913-Haw. Ag. Co.. $3.50.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-21
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED

Friday, January u, 1913
u. s. g, a q, 5. s. Is Patterson
from cruise.
STR, Maui, froa Hawaii o %. pa.
Saturday, lauuary is.
Str. Aoeau, FROM Anahola Kllalel
kapaa, Wainiba, Kaihikai, and liam
bi, 1870 %. m.
Str MHilsle, from Npiplo. lloaqkau
8aauhtu aud. kukuiha.le lOi21 4. n
aehr Salem from Tacoma. d. "a.
efr MsRua kea, from lllo, Laupa
ioehoe, Aahukonh, KhWaftaf, 2,
efegori pnd Lahainn, $40 q. 90,
sunday, lapuary iF 1919
~ lahelite, from WalaY, reieaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-21

pls- ssa No ~in have svsry tsht "
sAforss IL.
FEDERAL rrisousrs Anyhsw.
"As far 10 tbe federal govsfsmeut -
concerned, ! DO not belisve that there
Il any Law which would conflict with a
territorial statute prescribing work for
the prisoners In The city, county, and
territorial prisona do not know uhat
laws the tcfritory may have In regard
10 the treatment Of prisoners.
Asked " there - anything In the
federal laws or the Constitution which
prevents the working Of prison.
ers convicted Of misdemcanors, he gave
Il M bis opinion that ~ far ne fed.
oral prisoners convicted az misdcmean.
ors are concerned, that the jailor or
warden has the right TO require them
20 work u the regulations Of the Jail
or prison prescribe such work in the
interests OF discipline.
High Sherif Blames County.
High sheriff William Henry has iuris.
dictiOn over the prisoners employed on
ihe Volcano Road near IIilo, according
to statement made by that official
yesterday. But aside from this he has
no jurisdiction over the county prison
ers or the county Jail.
"Wc have mad a number Of COM
plants regarding the handling Of our
prisoners in Hawaii, said High Sher-
a.. Henry. cal OF them have been in.
vestlgated, and in every instance we
have found that they were not founded
on facts and were probably based on
political or other private motives.
"Though / have no jurisdiction eth
er over the county prisoners at Hilo or
the Jail or officials there l know that
the Jail conditions are not what they
shouid be. In the first place. the Jail
is too small. Besides, the hospital facili-
ties are entireiy inadequate. From
what ! have learned it looks as if the
supervisors, who have the power to
remedy these conditions, have failed
to give them any attention. The result
has been illness among the prisoners.
This viii probably continue until the
needed improvements are made
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-21

Chambefltinf Cough tenirdy has
wrp Ne great reputation and extensive
.ale hy ~. ripaftullf enlas N eluglf,
e6'1l SOD sWua W fan b dsfsndsl
iHoh IVY 4 ssldihy nsasoi. Huiil
e fn Nd agsnu fof llas ~Adff
iiffurnt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-21
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA.
chinery of every description made to
order.
Advt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-21

Mr. ana Mrs Barry Of Hamilton, on
tarlo, arrived ou the Ventura 10 remain
here "a short slime, They are registered
ht DE f0unn
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The attention The Advertiser has
forced upon the Jail abuses in Hilo ard
the grating of Mayor Fern and Others
in the employment of county prisoners
on Oahu has resulted in steps being
taken to change Hilo conditions very
radically and in searching of the
prison laws on the part of territorial
! and federal olicials with a view Of
bringing Hawaii's legislation up-to.date
and in such shape that the public may
be best served. ~ ~.
The searchlight of publicity has re
suited in Mayor Fern hastily seeking
cover; in a series of Investigations into
conditions in Hilo; in search of ter
ritorial law on the subject of prison la
Dor, and an implied promise from Gov
ernor Frear to take up the matter with
the legislature with view of securing
necessary legislation to effect the re-
| forms so much needed.
In Governors Message. a.
Governor Frear is interested in the
matter of the treatment of prisoners
both in Honolulu and in Hilo and will
probably make some suggestions in his
message to the legislature regarding
cnanges in the existing laws. The Gov
ernor yesterday called attention to the
present laws relating to the labor of
| prisoners, the majority of which date
| back to 1859 and contain facts not gen
orally known.
For instance, section 1885 provides
that :" All prisoners sentenced to i'm
prisonment at hard labor shall be con-
stantly employed for the public benefit
on the public works or otherwise, as the
high sheriff with the approval of the
attorney general may think best.''
The following section provides that
the high sheriff shall hold such prison.
ers at the disposal of the superintendent
of public works, to he employed by the
latter on public works or otherwise as
he, under the law, shall direct.
Another section provides that the at
torney general may detail prisoners for
work on any public road upon appli'
cation from any road supervisor or road
board.
May Be EARNED Out.
Another relic of the past is section
1883 which permits the high sheriff
with the approval of the attorney gen
eral to hire out such prisoners as can
not be used on public works to labor
for private individuals upon such terms
as they may deem proper, provided on
ly that the prisoners shall be locked IN
the prison every night.
Are Legally Dead.
One interesting law, which it appears
is not generally enforced, DEGREES that
every person sentenced to life impris
onment is cIN..-y dead; that the same
disposition shall be made of his estate
as if he had died the day sentence was
pronounced; and any last will or tesla
ment or eodieil he may have made
previous TO that time shall take effect
IN .ne same manner as IL ne had dled
On tnat Jay.
or nl,t ~ Imv is"s M lne prs
70 work whotbor t ime %sn , sI tn nay o.
attorney general as TO what labor the,
shall perform.
No Federa, onnositior
. | ffNe~eNSAA
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Prison Laws To Be Given an
0verhauIing - Advertiser Ex-
pose Has Effect.
THE HlLO JAIL is ROTTEN"
Sanitary Report Worse Than Had
Been Feared-PriSoners
Sleep on Floor.
II Il ****** ** ~ *** X y
AN Knhnkn Wirelessl

(By Kahuku Wireless)
HILO, January 20.-(Special
; to The Advertiser) -Chief SAM
; tary Inspector ID. S. Bowman of
; the territorial board of health
! has found that the report of
: shocking conditions existing in
: the Hilo Jail has not been exag-
; gerated in the least. Following
; thorough investigation he has
; reported to President Pratt of
{ the board of health that he
: found both the Jail and the
; kitchen filthy beyond descrip-
, ton and infested with vermin.
; He also reported that prisoners
: suffering from several varieties
: of diseases were without bed
: ding and were forced to sleep
: on the floor with the healthy
; prisoners. Bowman's report,
; which goes into details as to the
; conditions he found, has been
; forwarded to Doctor Pratt,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-21

ul.- zee " -in W.. .,sty asAi !,
shfoFss IL.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-21

~. pnd Nr q. A Bfsnp ~ Lo,sfll.
Nsrfachuffiis nfdsrg o. IN Krntufn.
sefth4aniei ~ NFt iifesr'e motter.
An = . liiouf, uho speni fhe alnier
isie sine yenrr sso Tie paris y 4
ths HgpnE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02

Now Il the Time 10 inausurate your
anuuai Hy-killing campaign. u you
have not already done 80. a ma
sure ~ Of April" says Or. l.. o. How
ard ehief " the Emitted states bu-
rean u entomoioa2s may be the an
ee@ter 81 over e.0oo.8 flies by the
frss % september. according 20 a
careful scientific calculation. The
young HES killed in April have had
few onsprlng and that - the timc
when They should be consolidated. The
kllsns ~ ala she winter flies would
% away with the great work required
81 the summer
The favorlte breeding place 81 the
~ Ia the horse stable. aithough, fail
ine that ssrbago cans slops o. any
eoiisction - fesmentlne segeiabis
matter viii sufaee Therefore. IA
order 10 prefent she development u
the rs. accumulations Of stable refuse
must be avoided. yards. garbage eans
and kitchens must be- kept clean. and
AL foodstuns must be- kept covered
and screened ~here nics cannot gel
"a them.
Cleveland. sayr the chicaso News
expects 90 be almost Hyiess this sum-
mer a. 4 resuli oi the vigor,us work
witch hes been IN progress for The
lasi three months the normal school
Of the ciiy acted a. committee 20
count ales collected % M boys
MONEY has been raised 10 pay for the
winter HES % the rats Of 10 een'a
per hundred. over see.0vo haNe
been paid for - this rate aud the
crufade Il eiili ou Afier next month
ths price wlll be lowered 20 10 cents
thousand.
ln cities where proper street clean'
sns condlilons prevail the matter %
iahlng care % s'aoie refuse mas be-
dlspostd pf Win cOmparati,e ease
nus IN smaller towns who're lhe pro-
elnlons Tor airsei cleaning are limited
INA coneollou 81 sgable refuse hns
aaen 0ne % ihe feaiurcr made PROM
lnent u me anu-nl civsadss Public
enlfsled ciilsens, say the News. have
eoMributea mone, 20 Day Tor this
n and 10 npmbeF " Instances
d h.a aoaerlaten ~ as school
NtH YORK t,alt ~ boy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02

be spcakins right oni ~ mgcilns
about certain gsnt 81 New Jersey
noATS ron WOMEN. IN the idcn
OF the English iuflst who would scud
the SUITS round the world IN su'l.
IuK ship
ILLINOIS ~ TRYING 10 break u.
aeif of The Leo o'Neil browne habit
and Hufnr dnv Nhr nny forget 10 re-
elect HinNy blink
.
OrR ADMIRATION Tor that farm.
az who caught his nciwhbufs stealing
his mutton b, making them cat dog
disguised 80 dressed sheep.
THE FIVE POWERS shat hsse
guaranteed Iuan a. thlnu call
themselves coneuftlum Turkey
would be Willing 20 rail !, something
celestial
WE AGREE WITH un exchange
that the liberal use ~ Chinese fire.
nurka ~ The Fourth OF Jul, ought 10
BE- considered sufheiont sccogniiion
of china
WHILE THE SUBJECT uf appu-
site nomenclature "a one that weurirs
US 10 . sivcu point ney thrHl
manA 20 learn that ln chatioitcsN ilit,
Va, pure suring Nater Ia delivered
dalls py ". y. cOidthurs'.
.
Dr'~- NCcslr.
sonsc women need thousand pitnAr
TO dress uton each year.
II takes that much to iili their trunks
Aud furnish thcm With gear.
So,,e von,.p ancna n.o thuu~and
bones
Aud purchase things galore.
sumo DANES declare Us uridcnt tones
That they uocd even more.
The metre men have ~ go without.
They ALWAYS get the gan.
Their husbands gu dress on about
-Four dollars and e hall.
Trims aud Groans.
q
Us IIght Mood.
/ From the Boston Transcript
Don't use cocktails when trying tu
feather your nest
Frequently bull In the market
odd that Il gives one start TO soc
ones finish
Some men can't have corkins
timc without a lot % uncorklng.
Sometimes instead Of having an idea
We only have an i8,a that We had.
Although there are many ln u. tic.
ton writing W u novel business.
4 Girl MAY be very light headed
and yet not shine Ia conversation.
| one would expect them 90 serve
haaty pudding at quick lunch places
but they don't
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02

The following county teachers IN
ltitutes viii hr held this summer
Mckinley county "a Gallup MAY
A.. "a Conductor. superintendent
" 4. Bishop. Gallup, - NJ
Colfax county. at Ration Ma, IS,
June Conductor. superintendent
4. " conway, Ration, instructors,
PROT j. g. Naugheu, State college
Mrs. gussie Dyer Ration. aud Miss
Marjorie Fuller. Ration. y. NJ
81. Al. normal school AT silver Cily.
May 20. July 80. conductor, Presi-
dont G.. a. Light. instructors mem
oers of the FACULTY of the \. NJ Nor'
mai school. silver cas-.
Chant county al silver CITY May
Z8, june in connection with thc \.
NJ Normal hoOl
Luna county "a silver City, May rs
june al, ln connection uith the y
NJ Normal school. 1Su lieci Z"
hango.
OterO county 40 silver tlty. Mas
20. June in connection VITA the y
Nsrumi school and AT las Vegas
June i6sgS, IN connection with tle \
~ normal uniNrrsiis tsubicct ga
change
sierra county al silver Ciiy, MAJ
20. June = iu connection with the n
al Normal school (subioei No change.
New Mexico Normal University At
Lac Vegas. June 2. July ~. condue'
tor. President Frank ~. n Roberts
Las feaaa; Instructors, members 81
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Schedule of County Teachers Institutes


the faculty OF tie =. NJ. Normal Tut
,erBity. Las Vegas
san Miguel county az Las Vegas
june 3-gN. in connection Win the y
~ Normal rnNers!N, Conductor
Prof Frank Carroou. East las vegas
instructor. Mrs Lou Coon, Las We
gas.
sandoVai county az bcrnd'illo. June
2-eS Conductor superintendent jos
Hoior Tncumcarl
santa Pc county az santa fe' June
g-es Conductor superintendent j.
~ Wagner santa Re, instructor, Mos
Maude Huucol X. Aiamoguidu' MISS
Pauline Hlinard. Albuqueruue
socorro county % socorro. June
2K Conductor. superintendent W r.
osborne socorro. prof T j. hckA}'
Socotru.
valencia county "a helen June
rs. Conductor Mrs Nora bfumoack
uernaiulo county az AlbuHutluuo
june s.gi Conductor pr Mchd"l
Sllber A inlnuaruue, INSTRUCTOR
supt J0hn Milnr, Albuquerque. MISS
Lydia Lheureiix Alouuueroue. Miss
GruCe Nlchoinn Alyuq1uf9ue'
,ha,,s eouni. "a Boswell june
a. tonductrr t1opcrlnlendeut W n
Mcfarland SILVER Cityl inrtructurs
Prof, y. \. Pope. RosNeii
Eddy comfy "a CurWpao Jun. ~
COpduchur, superintendent
pO6rr. Carlsbad. lDtiruttoFn' itoi, >
y. Vaughn, stats Cohsse p''ne'p'e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02
LAWS ron AnssHIrs.

Whatever may bc said for on
anAlnrs il. the bill recently introduced
by Congressman ware 81 Pennsylva-
nio. providing federal supervision for
az rnanner d air craft. " an interest
Ing commentary on the Wide develop
qnent d aviation. A decade ago. %
even i've years ago, ii had scarcely
occurred 10 anyone that the national
government wouid W. -.oualesl, -. ...la.,
regulate dying machines pretty much
az IL regulates ships and railws,
trains But far-reachlng legislation
Of this character has already been
enacted In Europe. and. indeed In
some states IN this country. Sew
congress Is asked Go pass law 20
this eject.
Mr. vare's biu would require the
owners " aervplaner. blplanes and
balloons 10 secure federal license.
and their operators 20 stand an exam
inntion not only IN respect TO the
knowledge - asrOnautics but also IN
regard to their physical fitness. par
ticulariy the condition OF their nerves.
their heart aud eycsight. This power
Of supervision would be- vested in the
navigation bureau of the department
Of commerce.
The manifest purpose OF auch q
measure II 10 assure greater safots
IN the use Of aircraft ami 10 proven,
la no far as II possible the sacrifice
~ human mfe The bin VIII not be
considered ~ lmportent In Americh
a. Il would be- n Europe simply Tor
the reason that here alrships do not
carry PASSENGERS except in rare In
stances and then not more than one
passenger Pubiie Interests are thus
seldom concerned. In the old World,
however. aeroplener and dirigibles
sometimes carry from nye 20 a score
% passenger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02

still SnnfflnR.
That man must be-
Exlfemeif harrow.
Who won't ngfcr
To swat The sparrow.
birmingham Age Herald
Aud he of hralns
Must BE- quite shy
Who nrsrr dcisns
10 rwnt the Hs
Houston rcst
And II ho not
worth, KILLER
Whu tries 90 swat
The caterpillar
Seattle Post -lnlcliig,ncer.
a ninble man
lie sure must be-
Who swnta The tai
fforuin fcN
--lsex stafford. uuGolo NcMr
4 wicked man
Ne lately met.
VINO wished rs swat
= suuraRctte.
d
THE CCLEBlsA slide has u all
over ths turkey trct anu the tanEo
iango.
o
MD THEY DO my buffalo nm
rides In his own auto.
- ~
+ MoNTENECRO gets about onc al
tlmatum per daS.
%
Wa HAVE DECIDED "a call the
office cas plutarch on eccount % his
numerous lives.
IN BEGINS % appear that the re-
ports 81 the death OF the -. q. T..
were slightly exaggerated.
d
WAR SONGS occasionally disturb
secretary Bryan while writing thVsc
peaee addressrs,
THE BUfGARtAN national instru-
nent ~ the haepipe. aud this fact ace
cunts for 81 string Of Victories.
THERE ARE g6t lawyers IN con
grcss. and yet a good many were left
80 home TO keep the courts going.
THE TOMB OF JONAH II pointed
Out 80 visitors. but the tomb of the
whale has not been Identified.
q
1T LOOKS az u Il mighi be- diff
gcuit proposition FOR California L.
pass any land laws which would ex-
tctly suit the Japr
%.
THE POLiTENEsS nov being cN-
hanged by Washir gs0n ana sscra-
menso II something almost painful
go
PRESIDENT wlIsoN seems to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02
as She is Spoke and
Writ
ny JIiNN nUBns.

be- correct como day. bat ar, moi So
"a present. so those wnu wish 10 use
the language correctly must say
Whom do you want TO see =" etc
The expression you uli' b. correct
Ia the plural as Ira How are you
aiie" when several people are implied
IN the question.
such forms az taste of, smell r.
etc, should Ice avoided. Taste this
apple sounds much better than.
Taste at this apple.
The word forehead" h very gem
orally mispronounocd. The phonetic
spelling H. "Iorrud,"
When referring Ia several of one
kind OF things, one should Say thnl
kind of things" Those kind Of
things" b always incorrect. although
Il Is used very generally, those kinds
ct thing X correct when more than
one kind Il meant
"MRckinac" the namc Oi The
straits bctNrcn Lakes Michigan and
Huron. Also al d county ana of a tON n
in Michigan. N pronounced "mHCk IT,
nav" The spelling :iackinaw" oc-
ours in various uses ~ this manic II
II probably derived from an pjibwa
inuis,n word meaning turtle
"rOir" is q curious word ui un'rr-
tain origin. supposed 80 HaNo bocu IN
PRODUCED 10y southern negroes from an
African source n is used colo
aulally n The south and. 10 some rN-
tent ln either parts OF the "ouutr,
II should boz avoided by thos, Nc ho
wish to spcak good English
Sentences like ~ sung ut church,
"She tuug of while 49, wcrc talk
ink" a.c heard entirely too often
Mani people huNe acquired The hmhii
ct using expressions lilte these ana
have entirely overlooked the words
sang ana rang" whi"h are the
proper ones to zee,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02

s., - ~ .h,tra Wisdom II MANY
s,.e. 81 se..r,.,,ne. nr,r Zoe cas-
AtlIto,ss +. ~ tnrfent nnr..
- ,ha sas.s...s rve.iae Pos,
ans.le IN ,he crescent
...asi M,na,.ea lsnst,eninrl, 49,
.,... 4. ..pau - shs .r.issm.'
......-........ III M n.n c.nsats
.am ~h.th A. has be.n aclively
.nea with pnhlIe affairs Ia me
A,scf latsa. ana tlst Fate which has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02

oonla frtap'lf have laHeh Nv Ntq
i|t ahe4A street ,ltahlns Nlth
view 70 NJ Nsslninasien.
onr 81 l|o etl essential isniures
81 town b t ~ eruspdt = ,hel
hpnahpits aHnN VI co-otsrale y
has besn fspnd ihal ons Ignorant Or
careless homo GEO breed iles enough
10 ,llIale sht hesl sndchV0fs ~ =
whole town. rht rs h nuisance.
aaids ffom belns conteyor ~ dls
eeeea and she neaions enori ~ cxsef.
mlnsto Il ahould be INSIDE .oanifs
wade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02
English

The word automobile may 30
pronounced "au-to- uio-lilc." or "au-
to-mo-bccl" in England he word
Is used very little, "motor-car' takes
les place.
The wurd completed" used in he
expression "Iigut -comple,ted' b. NOS
good form ~ ~ marked In s9iUe
dictionaries 80 dialectua'. bu'
should he regarded 49, "a MAJ 'ouai al
garism. 'Compiexioned" the cor
rect word.
The word "rearth" should % pro-
bounced TO rhyme VITA "gnrtd.' fhe
CENTURY dictionary recognizes q see
ond pronunciation. however which
rhymes with 'carth
''Iscai" used tor ",cr "a cApses-
sions. real kind ~ yo'i" "rroi
thoughtful" etc, rs stuofali9 "on-
drnnrd Mot, dirtiOn1f"'i Indicate
Ills as cUllOauial ufag
The Expressions "b,'T S'.rC' and
an alike" are incorre % The word
rflKr" used alone uNpr '--cs th3 idea
-uily
The word. pianist n pronounced
with Tie accent on the second syila-
HE The N,Av England dictionary
pincss the accent on the first syllable
with "A tong 80" sound hut u is an
supported hy other British dictiUn'
arirg
Many people wonder whether u say
two patti" OF "two pairs % Some nu'
thorities recommend 'pnir' for -"
plural when number proceeds the
word. aud pairs" whsn some other
word precedes Thus they would say
two pair 81 shoes. and several
pairs az shoes" Pairs however. n
preferable in ail eases.
F,xpressions such az who do you
want to seee" who did we pass ~
and who doos she look like.' MAJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-02

T. NJ. uatneld. Carlsbad.
Lincoln county AT carri1o1O, June
sci Conductor. superintendent y. y.
n. TAYLOR. Deming. Instructor. Mrs
lillian \ Hess Tucumcau
san Junn county at Harrington.
June 9-et. Instructor. Miss Edna
1auehmRn. Farmngton
Mora county at Mora. june go.
ulS IS. Conductor. superintendent
,ufus Mead East Las Vegas. instruc-
,ci, Principal fyron }. Read. East
i.as Vegas.
Tnos county at Taos. June 80, July
20. Conductor. President Geo. j.
Martin. RI Rito.
Rlo Arriba county al NJ Rlto. June
30. Juiy 20 conductor. Miss Sarah
timer. Hudson: instructor Mss Erna
Ferguson. Albuquerque
Curty county al clovis. JUS q Aug
ust g Conductor. prof Frank Car.
loon. Fast las Vegas. instructors.
superintendent a. \ Deem, POrtalca
Principal ~ T.. adkins TeNlco
Guadalupe county az santa ROSA
July Z. August . Conductor, super
intrndent Joe ;. Hofor. Tusumcari.
Itons, Welt county al POrtalcs JUS
-. August 10. Conductor. Prot
Franz Carrou. East Las Vegns in
suuctots. superintendent v. l.. irii
pn. Clovis. prof Francis w. Kelly
East Las Vegas. OProfcssur kclll
viii act as conductor for The ursi tW'
weeks
guuy county 10 Tueumcuri Angus
A-t6 conductor. superintendent Jos
cph : Hotter. Tucumcuri
Donn Ana county at Las cruces. Au
gust ii-33
Torrance county at Mountaiuair
August i1.23 Conductor. Supern
trnd,nt D. Taylor Dcming, Misi
llilda NJ Hetzel Albuquerque
Union county az clayton. August Z
90. Conductor. superintendent T. w
Conway Ration
Conductors uud Instructors uO
named la some instances will hC de-
uldcd uIiun later.