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San Juan County Index, 02-16-1900 L University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository San Juan County Index, 1890-1902 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 2-16-1900 San Juan County Index, 02-16-1900 L. C. Grove Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sjc_index_news Recommended Citation Grove, L. C.. "San Juan County Index, 02-16-1900." (1900). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sjc_index_news/44 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in San Juan County Index, 1890-1902 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. r" V s-- 1 1 I I JÍ J, r 1 k' vol. 2;r. AZTi:C. NJ:W MKX1CO, FIíIIUY. IVKItlilJAKY 1.0. lOOO. NO, Lt-Ol- La Pl.'t Lands. I ; ' County Cnwmlsslanír, STATISTICS OF SCHOOLS. L íMJ IVLO. '.k.tll, ÍÜÍISiíít.'FÜ' '.'.Hlülfimili: ft ! (if 1'xmrO of Th" following 'inns the cause AIPoi íh1 nii'ciiiiií t.h I'ntilii'Htlon Mull"' IipM tVi ( f delay in i peno i i Uiin La Pinta PAINTS AND OILS DOORS AUD SASI I ('misty C'iiiiíiiinsinripiü on lvh In I r irt ('(Wirt tíw Ki't JvKrU1 New Mexico's System ot Education as Described by the TcrrI to t'i-- ' penei it I land trvi M i ' ' lanos provision' in of Tt'tritiiry Nc t'xv itdutf iay 01 rwru:ry, i " " ( torlal Superintendent Percentaoe of Illiterate. laws. Probate ;f Til has boon iii fiiul lor the otitiiy of S in Jtm u "nt. T.J. Arrhtmi, Chairman, A. J. C" t Commis-tioner- a, ir.di fatigal.-h- in h r.l to get lie Bivl A. E. L. Hnrtlrtt nn ! f mutiÍI" liilmnur .unn Jaur, , T'lulltou. The annual report of M. C. do I'hi-h- After giving a table of the illiteracy nial '. letter is th" i'l'thitiils. un 1 Clerk C. V. SiSTol. t"f territorial superintendent of schools, ie of the different plates the report gives word h- ! ii ui the depart-ih- : FRED BUNÍCER On rvt.tioo J. K. P. Pipkin wt latest Thon.As !i. Hurt, of Now Mexico in fol- i tior- 4. at hand. It is R comjfhennive review the progress the m'nt in eonne. Tli ilpfi'irlnnt Tin huí It. Hart Kppnintpd conBtHlilo fur ritcunit Io. "Í Til u U.t til terri- lowing figures: tt ronipl.i'iti ((' n it. of educational system of the V- - ::.-- y mImivo t w thi? mutter of taxation of cuttle and the Santa S " 10. 1900 tli cut ii )(! 'our: 'fp the mtiH or1"1 In hy thp phiini i(1 4 K. L. Hitrtlctt ' tory, uml its author is decidedly optim large percentile,?, 4!. given by V. SalTonl, f ieri;, Axtec, '.'in'mr hkI etorkf Hntiiim in L Plata County, The it. C. (ttt'l (tlMMYillM F Itdli'tHH. tin (T'Mtt'ial oltjtM't of ttlur IS'. H). 11 HARDWARE ia I am in t hi v intie na to the outlook for Un whooN of the census report of to a huye New Mexico. unid itr ii ii 'in ir iti r'C'ir t Iih mim ol' litm county, New itri-i- t I'olnrivto, an J Han .luán extent dun to the fact that in Vi'M there receipt of your t'ith, instant. fnr wrvM'i'n rfulrri-i- hv Ih New Mexico. j t i i T tin bin pi'wt to ' correc-- ttt ar ri toiM'tlnT Hejtiro, the AiKPuwnr was inetructei! were stili living many of tho original in which you i 'i the ) -- wi'h 'in : t hut writ of t nrtmi'-- t (ihh A recapitulation of the statistics con- , puní in acdorilanro with ayroe-- M' Inhabitants, who were living in tho ted plat of tow oil runfie l.'i in rntl'.t s.':,'ir.v;t tliO :nil iffft'Hilxnt, Stoves, Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Eug-glcs- G!j paid tained in the report shows the following territory before it became a part of Wes", New Mr t a 'iled in the wliii h itH Ifvii'.l (iy ih ii tii !' nt of l:':ti), between counties. tin h'm! hihI inoiit-rl- I I.WI Solicited. 1 cí'.n bo Lan-- i '.lint iH'rso"l ol and Screen Doors Mail Orders in the common and city schools tho Unite States. It sifety Santa Fe settlers II No f luminous Board then progress ftr'.'iitt'Ult IMSfH'i t'onntV, H'IiIh iirther ttio at leant twenty-tw- pi r V ti', inds. and in ol hi in lrl t i) m during If sa than a decade, tho superin- esliniatud that Inn make i'Hi rli fon ml in tin ret m ti of h fc.ljottrne 1 to meet at regular April cent, of the forty four per lent, can be reply you are :; u fi lei ins'. rue-'- . to tin1 Hil rit of tiHrhnifiit. w (licit Is Tcff-r- (Í niwi llnmin-Ji- . hrt' to, tlmt m you tid tendent saying: ascribed to Tins chun of tioi iS from t o iKsioner of trm. T. J. Aki.inoton, thm. lif t "Hi' Hi'Hr;inre in Miiil chiihv i, It will be from the abovo figures pioneers is fust disappearing, ami tho the Ge Horul 1 r ive to two í r h for- tMintiay the UMli ily of A. I. AZTEC, NEW MEXICO. Attest: C. V. Saftokd, Cbairman. seti ' jmliMii'Mit that the enrollment in the common city new generation, without exception, Horvrys whir1' t i osccuted of V). will ho ri'n.lt roii ntii':t ytu in Clerk. o ; t KH'il rtp.c hy lief u)e, th BmiHvit hi Ht t ni'huicn t owing to our excellent school system. paid township in Ibm made 1m eohooia and territorial institution!?, for Will tnk'-f- i lo t trun fútil tin Httarln-i- pru- - 5 ii.- - 1S!'S, VIS 51 1 ''.-- ! 9 27.1 U pupils, as M enjoying all the benefits of muilern an inspectio;' year I'crfy will te emlti for the nyim'Ul ) J'hík-ii- p the vear whs ' ai will h at the 12..'!'.'7 in IH'M; an increase of education, and this element has uncle of said t'ltfrf-'-i a .1 his report in nt ÜMor J. fi. Henry prcai aeainst in wiinf hn whfM'f( I pnl'Tilwd i uw of facilities afforded L;,; i Such inppec-jairticie- nl hTehi'runto 4.77 n seven years. excellent tho t.e General In v t lit v MTV. A I . ti,ui..! in Aitrc Cbhnth next at 11 a m peven HHTtir h tn Ai of J nil ii M. That the total amount of money raised during the last years, l axing ns t'on was not and a J. t". IODSON, ineteail of at 7:30, 8 announced, and at a cf 1S9U, with lC.'i.txji inspei ' b. made by HhfTitT of San Juan Cmiuty, Mt Mexico. in lMUS 9 for common and city schools and basis thn census further "ii JVfminoton at ni'lit. Oaüle of was Í4M.í;5J.7U, inhabitants. tU9 territory h;m had, luxainiiier l' i '.v a. during th A. BRACHVOGEL & COMPANY, territorial institutions HoMKIHTBAIi .Ml.!. H. during sevon years, an i ;, 1 ' f'd tiled KMttV SO, Formi'iktoo will preach here in the as against ?8.",1'. 17 in lH'Jl; an tho last increase nr IV.".', b has of 110.000, for actual of s t !i i w ith tho NoHori for HuhlH'itt ion. evening. increase of f J2'J,100.il iu the same period the number its renori f tn - is to day 213.001). Comiuisp.'.". o action has yet Depart in on t (f the Intorior. OllirP nt ) V. S. Weight man. Manager. ... - inhabitants Hon. i of time. ' Hunt N M., February a, 1ÍKKI. f school? in Of this increase of 90,000. 20,0(10 may been taken and i has not yet in- tho total number of I iv-- followinjf-nimni- tl Dr N. Vasco has tiled articled of - That to 70,000 im- a j of said N'tir hereby tliii hi J. IH'.Mi '.) 57G. as against 4U7 be assigned btrtns and to beni directeit to 'at the year was U H'tílT iiax tilt'd not ico of his ititonfion to fur proponed new migrants other ststex of the witV iN.jriwter snd - iriiatiort Üilvcrtoa'a in 1VJI; an increase of lost in Uie number from to cmhU ttinl inako tlmi! pro f in iur- Union. Oí last 70,01(0, least of I o Lund office. pi it t ot Inn ctMiiii, Hiitl tnat mud prixif will he pyritiu amelter which will be known as of schools during that period. these at Keceiver the Wholkhlb and Rktail .. II i rT ..Commissio.n and Swk.uh. - .i'b.-'.iii- nmiif hef"re tlio Prohatu Urk of I I Ü 00,000 aro ablo to re id and write, which A conclusion ol surveys San Juan IrilW W W kar Smelter and IUifining Co., That in 1S:8 there were 706 teachers, couuly. at AzU, N. Al ., tm March ly, U.), viz. ; the Animan leaves only fourteen per cent, of illite stiould tie rem'1 '.General Land being E.L.Robert, J.N. as agairst 407 in lH'.'l; at. increase in tho JKUKMIAH ELLIS, DURANGO, COLORADO. incorporators U racy among the new arrivals.
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