Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-08

Governor Curry came home this af
ternoon from his trip to Carrizozo and
Tularosa, returning via Albuquerque.
Many Arrests by Mounted Police.
Headquarters of the territorial
mounted police at the capitol today re
ported the following arrests:
Olive Flanagan at Hachita, by Po-
Iiceman John A. Beal, on charge of
horse theft Flanagan was lodged in
jail and the horse and saddle returned
to the owner.
Bernard Hamilton was arrested by
Lieutenant Collier on the charge of
stealing span Of mules. Hamilton
is from Tennessee and Collier reports
that he was former night rider. Ham
ilton was given a hearing today at Es-
tancia.
Collier also reports the arrest of
Pedro ChaVes at Estancia for being
drunk and disorderly. Chayes was
fined s.. Also cf Candelario Garcia,
for riding on sidewalk while drunk.
Also CT Mrs. Jesse Kaiser for carrying
a six shooter Mrs. Kaiser will be
given a hearing on November II. Fl.
L. Hoover for peddling beef without
license and failure to show the hide
CT the slaughtered beef.
Mounted Policeman Beal has return
ed to Domingo Baca and Mr.. Kearny at
Watrous, livestock stolen from them
and expects to make arrests soon.
Mounted Policeman W. E. Dudley
who it is reported, has secured addi
tiona1 evidence throwing light on the
Hatton murder mystery at Los Tanos
is reported seriously i'll.
Mounted Policeman Beal has return
ed to Charles Howard of Hachita {
stolen horse which had been turned
loose on the range.
Notary Public Appointed.
Goveronr Curry today appointed
Manuel B. Sisneros of Folsom, Unior
county, a notary public.
More School Teachers Wanted.
The county school superintendent:
OF Taos, Sierra, Valencia and Rio Ar
riba counties have appealed to Super
intendent of Public Instruction J. E
Clark for Spanish-American schoo
teachers for terms of four to si1
months, at $50 and more a month.
PI,re For ,CchcoI Houce
Superintendent of public education
today sent to county superintendent
throughout the territory prints from
cuts of the model plans for moderl
school houses. A book with thes
plans will be issued shortly.
School Apportionment.
Territorial Superintendent of Pull
lie Instruction ]. E. Clark today mad
the public school apportionment o
funds available for that purpose O
the basis of the 1909 school census
which fell considerably below the frs
estimates, the completed returns gil
ing the territory 98,424 persons c
SCuOOl aSe, lHdI - DSth SGll INC otLl
twenty years of age. However, nun
Der Of county superintendent aske
leave to make supplemental census re
turns which had to be refused as tn
school census is to be of the same dat
throughout the territory, otherwise
the returns would undoubtedly hav
reached the first estimate of NOR
than 100000 The apportionment is o
the basis of % cents per capita.
The counties and their appropri;
tion rank as follows:
Bernalillo 1858 persons of schot
age $2,15124
San Miguel, 1921 persons, $2,133,8'
Santa Fe 5,677 persons, $1,5S9.56
Rio Arriba, 5,4S1 persons, $1,520.6
Chaves, $500 persons, $1,4S9.
Quay, 1859 persons, $1,270.92.
Grant, 4,509 persons, $1,2G2.52.
Roosevelt, 4,4S3 persons, $1,255.24
Socorro, 4,450 persons, $1,246.
Dona Ana, 1856 persons, $1,219.6S
Mora, 1919 persons, $1,209.32.
Curry, 1878 persons, $1,0S4.
Taos, 1882 persons, $1,05S.96.
Colfax, 1855 persons, $1,05140.
Eddy, $3.50 persons, $1,03040.
Guadalupe, 1892 persons, $94976.
Union, 1858 persons, $940.24
Valencia, 1921 persons, $904.bS.
Torrance, 1889 persons, $79492.
Otero, 2,4S5 persons, $695.S0
Lincoln, 2,275 persons, $637.
Sandcval, 2,036 persons, $57O.0S.
San Juan 1852 persons, $596.56.
Sierra, 1880 persons, $3S6.40
Luna, 1928 persons $357S4.
Mckinley TAO persons, $20720.
The total amount apportioned W;
$27,558.72 and was mostly derive
from leasing of public school land
being turned over to Territorial Trea
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