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Fort Mojave Industrial School correspondence, administrative and financial information, image 217

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    The carpenter and [not legible] shops, bakery, sewingroom, laundry and kitchen, with an average detail of 6 in each department. Owing to the fact of this being a new school, having no tools or material to work with, not as much has been done in industrial work as might have been. They have however been taught to handle tools to a limited extent, and what is more in [not legible] to handle theirselves to keep themselves clean and neat and to [not legible] Literary In literary work we have found the pupils apt and eager. They love to draw and write, and areas [not legible] of [not legible] as the [not legible]. School work has been carried on along the line of the system adopted.