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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-02

Our merchants should use the par
eel post instead of express whenever
possible. The rates are much lower
for transportation, and they can sell
GOODS cheaper if the cost of transpor-
tation is less. The cost is finally paid
by the consumer, so this is one way
to cut the cost of high living. Bam-
berg merchants, instruct the houses
with whom YOU deal to send every
thing YOU order by parcel post. never
by express, and you will see what a
saving there will be in charges.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-02
Thursday, October 2, 1913

The Barnwell county dispensary
board has decided 70 establis. eleven
dispenSarieS in that county. My,
those people over there must be
thirsty.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-02
HELD IN WINNSBORO.
Two Young Men Carried There From
Chester.

Winnsboro, Sept. 25.-John Fra
zer, Jr., and Bissell Bigham, two
young men of Chester, to-day were
brought here by detectives who had
arrested them in Chester. The au-
thorities seemed disinclined to give
publicity to the arrests. The young
men are now held here
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-10-02

Jones Bros. have received a car
load of horses and mules. extra nice
ones, this being the first load for this
season for the town and county. Ad.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
HONEST OLD
 MAN CALLED
Pitiful End of Faithful Negro -"Pestercation" Brown Dies Alone After Leaving Hospital to Come Home

Pestercation Brown" whose real 7ame was George Klnley, died early Sunday morning in a little shack on Chihuahua hill. The death of the old negro marks the passing of one of the oldest residents of the southwes st and a character of Bisbee.
 Few knew the old negro's real name. One of his cronies. Lem Ross, who himself has been here for years at the inquest yesterday gay e he old mans real name and said that he had known him since de war He judged that Kinley was about T5 years old
 Pestercation Brown" just pester- cated out west, as he himself used 10 put il, and finally landed in Bisbee. His home was Virginia For years he worked at different jobs in this sec ion but about 8 year ago his health failed and the old negro. after years Of faithful work. fell upon evil days. 'Te was given good treatment at the county hospital in Douglas but his 'failin' refused to leave him.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20

About last Thursday Pestercation decided that his days were numbered. He wanted to de in the old town of his friends. ss. i'll as he was. he took the train for Bisbee, arriving here Fri day. He told his Friends that he .ail not expect to live much longer. The old man went 10 his home on Chihns hua hill. little shack shared witl Jose Romero. a freighter. And here. early Sunday morning. without attsn- ton and poorly surrounded, old Pes tereation joined his fathers. Pester cation was jess an or nigger" as hi cron.es put it, but there were many in Bisbee yesterday who remembered the cheeTfulness and kindliress of the old man and who will feel a distinct loss fa the passing of "Pestercation Brown"
 The house in which he died was his .own property. Beside it he owned some other small property in the city When he left for the hospital at th, beginning of his fatal Illness with C. terculosis the Chihuahua hill house was comfortably furnished and clean When he returned the furniture vas gone, stolen. and filth ruled where cleanliness bad prevailed. The sicl old man thankful perhaps for any roct so long as it was his own in his last hours. crawied in upon the floor an rolled in a blanket laying there. Dur. ing Saturday night neighhors heard him grcaning and also thought they heard him struggling. Probably SO 'or in the morning when they went tc see about him they found blood ovel
 he floor. telling the stsry Of a las and fatal hemorrage suffered during the night
 Brown was known in his life as 10
 5olutely trustworthy and honest. ii,
 vas industrious in his way and hat the esteem Of those who knew him
 His funeral will occur today.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Lonu Tramp

George Moore, of Maria, Tex, was in the city Sunday on his walk from that city to Los Angeles. The usua ..rg O. 2 wager with numerous i'd. Otic conditions imposed and luggag consisting of slightly less than a ton OI signatures of prominent persons was the scenery carried. Weathe signatures and conditions permittins Moore expects to make Los Angele ly the middle of the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Successful Teacher

Miss Rachel Williams, for several Tears one of the most successful Of he Douglas Grammar school corps of -structors. arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mrs. A. Yaljean before -aving to spend the summer at fer 1rmer home in Utica, N Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20

The regular meeting for Wednes- day. May 21st.. has been postponed for one week (Aiay 2Sth) at which time there will be a smoker An are requested to be present.
 NELsE oI<ERSTRoN, Adv.-1 Sscy.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
caseeerc Nassed

In the police crusade against aut, and motor cycle speeding within th, city limits. two arrests were made yes. terday They were $. F. Thayer an Frank Baxter. In each case fines oi SI0 were imposed by Justice Hign The police have issued a genera warning to auto drivers and cyci riders
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
nI1dltion Critical

J. R. Appley was called to Petsluma al, yesterday by news of the ser ous illness of his mother She NIs recently injured in a runaway acci- .eut and while confined to her he'd developed pneumonia Due to ad- vanced years it is considered doubt. ul if she can recover
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
bIe to Be Out

T C. Smith. saved from death Sat ir'.ay uy Poiler ATa1lsr Larsen at Ibe Shattuck was able to be on the streets yesterday, although 1t will be several lays before he is able to resume work.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Fountain Arrives

The fountain for the lunch counter it the Y. Nj. C. A. arrived yester- lay and will be installed this week. is hoped that the stand will De eady for business by the end of this eek
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
REFRESHING SLEEP

aorsford's Acid Phosphate Half teaspoonful in a glass of water before retiring induces Testful sleep. NonsAlcoholic.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20

Get Dr. Baker to Examine you eyes and 1t you with glasses and 70 get the best. At the Hotel Royal fo few days more only. 67;
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20

Colonial Theatre, one of Chicagos most preteDtious playhousce has been leased for five years to norfng cf-. ture coHpsny.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Not for V. Nj. c. A.

The Y. NJ. (. A. wishes it ar nounced that the violin concert to bs given Thursday by Miss Lois Wilso is not for the benefit of the Y. Nj C. 4 The funds obtained will b, used for the further musical educatiol tt aIlss W lson.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
COTS Close

All regular lodgers at the Y. NJ c. \. have been provided with keys and hereafter the doors will be locked ct O:30 o'clock. A meeting of the di- ectors was held last night, but only outline business was discussed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Many Going

Many OotnS
 Livery and auto for hire men re port that they have already receive many inquiries from parties going Lewis Springs for the Redmen-Eagles picnic on the Sth. Indications a. that the attendance will establish 9 record.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Sale Price In
 Effect at the Lowell Store

Site for new court house for New York city will cost $6.13S,653, of which New York Life Insurance Co win receive s1,127,327.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20

strIse of sbout $50 Haverhin shoe cutters, affiliated with United Shoe Workers. has beer called 0ff after D weeks duration.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Brief Loca! Items
Case contlnued

In order to give the defendants time to secure counsel and awaiting the ar rival or |. s. Attorney Morrison. U. $. Commissioner Taylor yesterday post poned preliminary hearing of the SIN men charged with violation of the neu- trslity laws in shipping ammunition, until next Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
koIICE

IL VIII be we'll for those wishing to secure a block of the Canion Air Brake stock to have 1t reserved at once as tho block of 5000 shares al iotted is being rapidly subscribed. office over Miners Store.
 C. F. HOTTENSTEIN,
 Seey. -Advertisement. 9
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Cave Pictures

some remarkably good flashlights .-' -hafsr-lt lime crystal cave srl srores. Excellent views of differen
 -lr ls.J c shown.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Repalrlrn Street

Two loads of rock and gravel were placed on Subway street yesterda. near where the car tracks turn. This street is one of the most travelled n tEe city. Its constant need of repai viii soon 5e eliminated by paving.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
Returns Today

State Sena,Cr. Sims will return iron Phoenix today Representative Bal Is already back rom ghe capital
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20

Wireless station at Nauen. Germany established communication yesterday win Sayyille, Long Island. distapce of owe 1000 miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
n Up Sale Ladies Dainty Neckwe Styles For Summer Wear At Greatly Reduced Pr
At 25c

This is a special assortment of broken lines in our Pop ular 35c Neckwear. And in which you may rest as- sured you will find the styles you will want to wear for the Summer sea- son. In this lot we have in- cluded a number of our very best designs and our very best sellers, Reg. price 35c, Now 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
At 60c

Don't let this opportunity slip by without taking ad
 vantage of the sale prices in this choice assortment of Dainty Neckwear. All that is new, desirable and becoming will be found in this big variety of the very beet of this seasons crea- lions. jabots. collars and lace sssa in laces. plain or Hand Embroidered Linens, Reg. Value 75c, Now 60c.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20

We Ouer you your Cnoicc of our entire collection of all the designs that Dame Fashion has approved of for Summer wear. These include many imported models in the Rosepierre styles, which are made of fine Irish Crochet. Shadow and Ratine Laces with plain or elaborate trimmings of Satin Charmeuse, Silk Mes salines or brocaded Satins. Regular Price $l.00 now 75c.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20
ArrEnrIon sARrENpEasl

Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-20

One of the most important events of the month of May takes place today when will offer greatly reduced Prices our entire collection of Womens Drss Hats which are beautiful in the extreme In excellent showing you will find the favored of Imported Paris Models as we'll the leading styles from New York's fashion marts. These have in the large Small Hats for Dress street To describe te real beauty of these creations would be rather impossible but and see for your satisfaction these exceptional values
 Purchase now and you will save from S6 So on each
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-09-12

Regular Subscriptions $35,163.23
Special Subscriptions .......... 5,o76.48
Cash on Cards ................. 13,oo5.18
Loose Cash Observation-Disclosures. 4,2IISo
Special Campaign Fund No L.. 28,7I6.75
Special Campaign Fund No e.. 3,8oS.25
Local Option Campaign $3.50. 1922
Illinois Issue-Subscription =. 84458
Bills Payabe-Loans ........... 4,Io2.5o
Services. F. Cunneen ........ $500
Marie Keough ........ I23.o4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21
X = = s s s s s s = s
y PERSONAL. :

Miguel A.. Otero, edo, ACADIA de re-
~gresar de I'm corto viaje que hizo al
oriente.
Don Amado Chaves, de Albuquer.
que, estuvo en- la ciudad de paso pa,
IA Taos.
M. T. Otero, assessor del condado de
' valencia y residente EN- Cubero, Sc ha.
III en- la ciudad atendiendo a negocios
importantes.
Ell Sr. A. b. Baca, assessor del conda.
40 de Socorro. Sc encuentra en- la ca
Iital con negocios ante eel cuerpo de
igualamiento.
Trinidad @. de Baca, guardian de
caa y pesca, regres6 Ell Domingo en-
la noche de un viaje de diez dias all
condado de Union.
Don Salom6 Garcia, p~residente del
cuerpo de comisionados del condado
&c Union, estuvo en- la ciudad duran
te la semana transando negocios de
ruucha importancia.
La Sehorita Adelita Lucero, de Pi-
ia, N. NJ, quien ha estado algunas se-
n, ana en- esta ciudad visitando a su
Lermana, la Sra. A. p. Hill, ha partido
para su Residential.
La Sta. Luisita Ortiz, hija de Don
Luis M. Ortiz, de Chamita, Sc encuen-
TIA en- la ciudad visitando parientes
Y amigos. Sc halla hospedada en- la
casa del Sr. v la Sra. Juan J.. Ortiz.
Los j6yenes Jose NJ. Baca, y Juan
n. Alarid, quienes es%tuvieron tomando
tahos en- los Ojos de Jemez, han re-
gresado a la ciudad muy mejorados
salud.
Don Bias Garcia. n de los directo,
res de escuela en- ell distrito escolar
lei Cahoncito, estuvo en- la ciudad du-
rante la semana atendiendo a nego.l
clos importantes.
Don Cleofes Romeros, a~nteriormen
t. guardian de la penitenciarfa, estu-
70 en- la ciudad durante la semana en-
para SUI casa en- Las Vegas.
81 Sr. Romero ACADIA de visitar Ell Va
lie de Estancia y dice que la falta de
iluvia allf ha causado mucho pwerjuicio
1 los sembrados.
Don Jacobo Chaves, superintendent
e de a~seguranza, parti6 para Albu-
luerque Ell Lines en- la maiiana, en-
'uyo lugar atendio al funeral de una
quien falleci6 allf-la Sra.
Tirginia Myers. Antes de regresar a
3 ciudad yisitara algunos puntos en- {
| condado de Valencia y permanece- 4
/ ausente por cerca de dos semanas. I
La esposa de Don Ramon Alarid,
de los empleados en- la tienda de y
almon en- esta ciudad, fue operada la I
pasada por I'm tumor doloroso G
ne hacia mucho tempo lie molestaba Il
La operation sali6 con mu r
10 exito aunque fue una muy dificlu- Il
'sa y delicada. La Sra. Alarid sigue Il
,cuperando rapidamente. G
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21

ouefos do p~ropiedad Ia otra mitad.
III Sr. French do caloul0s DOT yarios
EsaterIales. y di6 importsncia sobre 81
valor de un redoble de- Iadrillo VI con-
81 et0 81 ladrillo puesto en- IN plan de
concrete de sells pulgadas. El costo
tendra que ser dos pesos y veinte cen
tavos por yarda cuadrada. 81 SO halla
que este cuesta mucho sugiri6 i'm EN-
pedrado dc ladrillo o concrete, no
bre ~guijarros de piedra 4 un peso v SO.
tenta cinco centavos por yarda cuar
dada, q sSAa s'sss rAs
La materia fte referida 4 las mis-
mas comisiones n0mbradas para dis
cutir el problema del albahal.
Frank r. sturges compareci6 arte
81 concilio pidiendo Ia aperture de
una Gale en- 81 lado oeste de IA igle.
sia de Guadalupe. La miteTia fue
referida q la propia comIs,6n.
Luego el concilio Sc prorog6 para
reunirse en- session espec.a: a las 3
p. m. Ell Microbes. Agosto 20,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21

sueno es i~nrerrumpido por ~pesadillas
con perdidas del fluido vital; lie duele
a I'd. la cintura 8 la cabeza, sc siente
I'd. gastado, sin Amino y vigor, debi-
cc a abuses d excesos en- la ~juventud?
I5va I'd. perdiendo la esperanto de re-
cuperar su antique espfritu para po-
der gozar otra e de los placeres de
la vida? En- este case e~scrfbanos hoy
sin falta, pues es tempo sue I'd. OBJ
tonga 10 que lie restaure la salud y Ell
vigor. A TODD hombre que nos escri
ba solicitandolo, lie enviamos entera-
mente gratis una muestra de nuestro
gran tratamiento medicinal NERVI-
'SANA para que la apruebe y note sus
efectos. Ell que Ina vez haya usado
81 metodo NERv1SANA es nuestro
decidido amigo para siempre-esto ex-
plea TODD. Ademas de la muestra fe
enviamos tambien sin ningdn costo d
obligation para I'd un ejemplar del
r.uy ~interesante librito Commissioners
Secretas.' Esta obrita que es codi-
oiada por TODD hombre debil explica
y d~istintamente la Influenza do
los nervios sobre ell sistema sexual.
Sc lie manda enteramente gratis, junto
la muestra. TODD bien empacado y
franco de porte con un solo mandar.
aos una carta, describiendo , en- su
,ropio ienguaje, Ell NAL de que sufre.
)~irfjase a.:
THE NERvIsANA COMPANY,
Depto. "a. Box 100, Chicago. III
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21

teiiesnois hablando de flett.
"Noto tambien. que hay algunos 10
Iaerciantes I'm Nuevo Mexico que t0da-
|vie Iestan 'apeEados al c6dig0 p0r pre-
clos marcados en- boletos agregados q
|los efectos, III precio que oil consu-
midor debe pagan debe ser marcado
en- ~caracteres plenos y claros. Hacer
60 otro modo % volver q los rn6todos
dc ~cincuenta amos pasados,
Trabajeatos por IA unl6n.
"Ahora, es imperative que los co-
merciantes go unan y tengan i'm en-.
tendimiento acerca de ciertas cosas
de LOS negccios. No cre0 que I'M co.
merchants deba cargar diez centay0s
por un artfculo que otro venda1 por 8
~centayos. No GREG en- u yenta abajo
az precios 3 cortar los Drecios legf-
limos es buenc para 81 trato; yo Sc
que ESQ es ruina para los negoci0s LEI
sitimos. Cuando unidos en- este aso-
|ciaci6n, estas y otras materias pue-
den arregiarse. Los preci0s pueden
~arreglarse A modo de permitir una ga
nanoia decente y legal y NADIA mas,
Y NADIA menos
I'm ningun tempo esta ~asociaci6n
~ esforzara en- restringir al hoInbre
~emprendedor, no obstante. Nuestra
asociacidn trabaja por ell bien de los
concentrates. No es n agencia de
colectaci0n y NADIA mas. Els verdad
Ilue 81 dia ha venido cuand0 81 conner
ciantc tiene que poner una cuerda'
en- los malas pagas y tenerIos fuera
DC u libros TODD 10 que sea possible.
Els indtil transar Ia idea del credit0
con IN gran ndmero de personas pOr-
que muchas quieren credito y estan
sustosas en- pagan al An del mes. Ia
asociaci6n tiene un sistema para es-
tar en- acuerdo con la genie que no
merece credito, y 81 comerciante 10
lallara 4 81 interes pertenecer 4 es-
" association. III marchante hcnest0
ie dara Ia bienvenida A esta idea, tam
bien,
Hay otra cosa de nuestra asocia-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21
TRES HOMBRES ANcIANOS Sc
QUITAN LA VIDA.

Lincoln, Neb., Agosto 20s--Tres
hombres, todos de mas que sesenta
amos de edad, cometieron sucidio en-
plazas de Nebraska aver. John
Kauntz. I'm vendedor de joyerfa, do
Tarkio, Mo, fue hallado muerto en- la
carcel de la ciudad en- Beatrice. Ha-
bia tragado 9 En- Grand Island.
E. Z. Shuman, i'm maestro primitive,
SO colgo solo en- su cas- Habia dado
e~videncia de trastornos mentales.
William Rogers, de Ceresco, anterior
mente agrimensor de condado del con-
dado de Saunders y muy acaudalado,
81 colgo en- una caballeriza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21

v comn,eta ~ todoa Yos xnsfor a.
oamnanas noIff,cas amhor antes Y
daanues ~ I. eleci6n con penas seys-
~ nor corrupci6n y cohecho az W.
tuntea ~ easfos ~excesiyos IL dinero
'rsra fnas nolfficns VI sea nor 4 pa.
~ candidates. nara nuesto. n0bficos.
\ 0bIisamos < nuestro partido 4
Il decretac,6n ~ laves n,,a provesn
para ~ separacl6n i-ndependencia
de- II judicial a. IN influencia nolftica
IN 0rdan de oue cnda due6o de-
rroniadad llava "a inata, marta Y NADIA
raas ~ ~ carea a. tasaci6n obliga,
,doa 4 nuestro nartido Z INA correc.
ci6n "a ~ maiss al desfeualdades
an presenta sistema de a-milIaramien.
~ a. todo ~ nrcrtadad nara tasaci6n.
! { az. Al favorecamos "a amillara.
mtanto ~ TOM n nron,adad Al car 4
yslor aotual 1 tales limitaciones 81
Il ~nrecio AZ tasaci6n oue eviten az.
trava garc,a ~ eatado AZ condado 4
r-mnfc,nalaa
NJ, .~u.,.,. -
M
M $500
ps
= s- go 1870
A-e4 u.
$3.50 1870 auopa 9 "ps.v. 81
o'ua auiau0 a.sulloe
a uaua uno nMo ou0'4o0 =. 0t
80 1s'aO .-naaaS ~
se 1912 - Aeso.o
- ~ 'e.aa' = p
~ ~ Ias W. v'
.as, 1870 ~-NNAns
~ ssA.e~ 80
49,. ,~Isxs
Aa.s -"sa,.a.asr A..sr.~...
mr5anns osda rs,ssa so,sntamar. "
10 pna .arta-cs r,a - soIa nada, u cual
h,sca interfarir IN i lee,slac,6n An.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21
MANIFESTO DE POSSESSION, MA
NEJo, CIRCULATION, ETC.

Apfu J., 1910.
De FL Nuevo Mexicano publicadt
semanalmente en- Santa Fe, N. NJ, re
querido por Ell Acta de Agosto "a
1912.
Editor, j. wight Giddings, Santa
Fe, N. M.
Editor Maneiador, j. Wight Gid
dings. Santa Fe, N. M.
Gerente de Negocios, Chas. M,
Stauffer, Santa re, N. M.
Publicistas, La Companfa Impreso-
re del Nuevo Mexicano.
Duenos: Bronson M. Cutting, San
ia Fe, N. M.
Maud n. Frost, Santa Fe, N. M.
Henry b. Pain, Kansas City, Mo.
Accionistas conocidos, a~creedores
hipotecarios. y otros ~tenedores de Sc.
g~uridades. teniendo ] por ciento s
de la cantidad total de. bonos,
hipotecas, Il otras seguridades: Bron-
M. Cutting, Santa Fe, N. M.
CHAS. NJ. STAUFFER,
Gerente de Negocios.
Juramentado Y ~suscrito ante mi es-
te dia 10 de Agosto, 1918.
(Sello) w. e. GRIFFIN,
Notario Pdblico.
Mi comision expira Julio IL, 1917.
A Il
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21
Sc NEcEslTA UN AcENTE-pa.

samos de s12 d SIS salario semanal-
mente 8 comision de Is por ciento y
gastos de viaje a hombres que sirvan
como ~nnestros agentes, v~endiendo
ruestros ~relojes Elgin, Waltham "
los otros bien conocidos de orc y pla-
Ia a la clase trabajadora bajo ell plan
de pages semanal 9 mensualmentes
La experienced no es necesaria. Sola-
mente hombres honestos y s6brios me-
cesitan escribir por nuestra agencia.l
I igan su p~resente q~cupaci6n. }
OLD COLONY TRADING COMPANY
P. o. Box $50 Dept. "a New York;.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-08-21

La escuela comsusara q Jueves,
septiembre ?. "a las escuelas de a
Fcludad. III - decide 81 cuerpo de
educacidn en- su junta tenida q Lines
en- Ia noche. Y ademas todos ios MI
nos de edad de escuela en- la ciudad
ertan invitados de particular en- 81 ter
mino que viene. 81 Ia invitaci6n para
que atiendan no los trae, 81 Official VI
gilador los hara venir, porque el cuer
po el Lines en- Ia noche nombr6 q J.
|v Conway como 81 Official vigilador de
~ ciudad, Y 10 hara So negocio vel
que cada niho de Ia edad requerida
atienda a la escuela-
Dos renuncias fueron recibidas az
entire la fuerza de maestros de ense
hanza FL Ldnes en- la noche. La Sta
Marie Green cullen escribi6 que habia
acceptable n posici6n en- Birming
ham. Alabama, la ciudad donde resi-
dc, y permaneceria ALI, La Sta. Et
ia Moore fue escogida en- si lugar, Ia
renuncia de Ia Sta. Green siendo acep
tsda con bastante pesar. La Sta. Cha
RI Palm. quien por los pasados dos
snos ha estado a cargo del trabajo de-
Jardin de los Nifos, tambien presen'
70 So dimisi0n, diciendo que era impe
rativo que tenia que permanecer cor
su madre, este ~invierno. en- su residel
ella en- Texas, La sta. Helena Ran
dali, n muchacha anteriormente dc
Santa re, fue escogida para 81 trabajc
del jardin de los ninos. La sta. Ran
dali es graduada de la Universidad d.
Colorado, y por el pasado aho ha tent
do ensaye especial en- trabajo de jar
din de los nihos Y el metodo de Mon
tcssori, y presenta appointments bue
mas Recommendations para 81 trabajc
cue tiene que hacer aqui.
El cuerpo decide que los cuartos
no serian asignados hasta la semano
que entra, cuando n junta especial
sera tenida para ese fin.
Tambien fue decidido por Ell cuerpc
hacer trabajo departmental este ahc
en- los grades 6to. 7mo y Svo. Esta Ell
Ia primera . que este trabajo ha ST
do hecho en- las escuelas locales.
La fuerza de ~ensehanza segun aho
ra escogida es como sigue:
r. II. Wagner, superintendent dc
ciudad de las escuelas de ciudad
George Lougee, principal; la Sta. Ell
sic Staley, ~asistenta principal; la Sta
Maria Sena, Stella Hutson, Marion
Bishop y la Sra. Mary Martin, miem
bros de la fuerza de ~ensenanza de la
escuela alta.
Maestras de Grado-Las Stas Alber
r. Smith, Frances Abbott, Ada Har
vey, Helen Gildersleeve, Nellie Harri
son, Leila Laws, Minnie Laws, Eta
Moore y Helen Randall, jardin de los
nihos.
En- la escuela del lado del sur, las
Stas. Louisa ~Schnepple y Juanita Sc
ma seran las maestras.
Ell ediicio viejo, al oeste de la es-
cuela alta ha sido compuesto TODD y
pintado, v ahora esta en- una condi-
ci6n esplendida. Los suelos han ST.
DO lustrados y aceitados, y las pare
des decoradas, v sc dice que es una
mejora muy buena.