Guilt Not Proven. | Not proven was the result of the city against Mittie Moore in Judge Parsons court this afternoon. As an evidence of what City Attorney John E. Clayton and the police force is up against this case is a good example. Sunday night at the home of Mittie Moore, a dive on South Virginia two pistol shots were fired. This morning the city attorney and cheif-of-police visited Hampton Lee, a negro in the emply of the Elks Saloon. Lee stated that Mittie had fired two shots at one John Wilson, that both shots passed through Wilson’s coat and that he stood by and watched Wilson take the gun away from Mittie. This afternoon when placed on teh witness stand he denied all these facts, saying that he was blocks away when the shooting accurred. So it is that Mittie is free again.
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BLACKDOM WANTS A SCHOOL |
SIX THOUSAND FOR MILEAGE |
Appropriation in Enabling Act Will Not Pay all Expenses | The territorial board of education met this afternoon and discussed recommendations for constitutional provisions. Tomorrow it will meet with the committee on education and will also take up applications for about seventy-five certificates.
Territorial Funds | Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero today received the following funds From Territorial Auditor W. G. Sargent, $2,200, dining car licenses of the El Paso and Southwestern railway; James Sutherland, Chaves county, $1,773.30; Gregory Page, McKinley country, $24.35; from Game Warden Thomas P. Gable, $27.50; interest on territorial deposits, $1,152.01.
Who Pays the Taxes | In Dona Ana county, according to Travelling Auditor Charles V Safford, the railroad assessment is 42.50 percent of the whole. The other percentages are; Agricultural lands .31, city lots and improvements 10.6, grazing lands 1.2, merchandise 3.4, cattle 1.9, horses 1.6, wagons, implements and harness 1.4, household goods 1.mineral lands .3 and all other cases 1.8.
School Census | Superintendent of Public Instruction James E. Clark reports that the school census for 1910 gives Bernalillo county 7821 persons of school age, 3716 being boys and 3695 girls.
Exclusive Negro Settlement | Superintendent of Public Instruction James E. Clark today had a letter Blackdom, twenty miles south of Roswell and near Dexter, Chaves county, asking for advise as to school curriculum, The letter states that Blackdom is the only exclusive negro settlement in New Mexico, that the colored people have taken up 10,000 acres in homesteads and will instll a pumping plant. The community has built a commodious school house and now asks for assistance in arranging for the curriculum and a teacher.
The Blackdom Townsite company was incorporated at Santa Fe, N.M., with a capital stock of $10,000. The purpose is to establish a colony of negroes from the Southern states in Chavez county, the name of town to be Blackdom.
The Blackdom Townsite Company was incorporated at Santa Fe, N. M., with a capital stock of $10,000. The purpose is to establish a colony of negroes from the southern states in Chavez County, the name of the town to be Blackdom.
The Blackdom Townsite Company was incorporated at Santa Fe, N. M., with a capital stock of $10,000. The purpose is to establish a colony of negroes from the southern states in Chavez County, the name of the town to be Blackdom.
