Certificates were granted to the following-…
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George Butlerperson
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H. S. Wallaceperson
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Miss Addie Claytonperson
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Miss Fannie Rutlandperson
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Miss Mamie Crouchperson
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Miss Maud Smithperson
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Miss Teressa Ecksteinperson
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Mrs. W. F. Kinesperson
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R. H. Theilmanperson
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W. T. Byronperson
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chunk 1012 · paragraph 1414
ck of attention.
The water supply which has heretofore been
sufficient to keep them growing, has failed, and
if some steps are not soon taken by property
owners, ere another year they will be weird
objects to behold. Water will save them. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
Certificates were granted to the following-
teachers by the examining board Saturday last:
R. H. Theilman, Pinos Altos; W. T. Byron, Sil-
ver City; H. S. Wallace, Deming; Mrs. W. F.
Kines, Fort Bayard; Miss Mamie Crouch, Pinos
Altos; Miss Teressa Eckstein, Silver City; Miss
Addie Clayton, Mimbres; Miss Maud Smith,
Walnut Creek; Miss Fannie Rutland, Deming.
The most of the above named teachers have
already secured schools.
George Butler, a miner employed in the
Pacific mine at Pinos Altos, had a narrow
escape a few days ago. He was cutting a ditch
when a mass of rock above him gave way and
came down, completely covering him up. He
was extracted by some of his fellow miners and
taken out to the fresh air. Although consid-
erably bruised and cut up, no bones were broken
and he will be able to report for duty again in
a few days.