Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-01
NEW MOUNTED
POLICE FORCE
Intoxication VIII Be Deemed
Sufficient Cause for
Removal
NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS
Important Circular by Super
intendent of Public Edu-
cation Clark.

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mounted police force of the Territory |
which fell to Governor Curry has |
! been completed, it being understood |
that the men let out were competent |
| and faithful and leave the force Only !
because the law demands it. For such |
men as Apolonio A. Sena of Las We
| gas, the first vacancy on the force |
! will be reserved. 1t was also made /
! plain to the men who remain on the |
force that intoxication will be sun |
cient cause for immediate dismissal. |
The force as now constituted con
| sists of Captain Fred Fornoff, Ser /
geant ]. w. Collier who had been |
! lieutenant of the old force, the new |
law net providing for lieutenancy; |
| w. E. Dudley of Alamogordo; Rafael |
| Gomez, J. w. Beal of Deming, and J. |
! B. Rusk of Chama OF the new force, !
| Captain Fred Fornoff and three men !,
will be stationed at Santa Fe aid two /!
| including J. w. Beal will be station |
! ed at Deming ON account of trouble /,
with cattle rustlers on the Mexican !
border. Under the new law, the men
will be allowed mileage. Page B. |
| Otero will have charge Of the books |
of the force for the present and Fred
Higgins at Roswell will be permitted
to complete certain work in
which he is engaged at present.
There are other changes which will
likely occur before many months.
Notaries Public Appointed
Governor Curry today appointed
the following notaries public: John
Hesch, Palma, Torrance county; Ber-
nardo Cordova, La Joya, Socorro
county; Douglas c. Crowell, Silver
City, Grant county; E. H. Robinson
Clovis, Curry county; Juan R. Ortiz,
Parkview, Rio Arriba county; Alber-
to Amador, Vallecitos, Rio Arriba
county; Jose Maria Garcia, Santa Fe.
Time Extension Granted.
) Territorial Engineer Vernon l..
Sullivan today granted James /. Cow
an of Colorado Springs, Colo, of the
J. Maxwell Irrigated Land Company,
two months extension of time in
which to begin construction of its
proposed irrigation works on the Ca
madam or Red River in Colfax coun-
ty, some difficulty being encountered
in securing rights of way. The per-
nit calls for an appropriation of 125
second feet for the reclamation of
900 acres at the cost of 100000.
National Guard Orders.
Office of the Adjutant General, Santa
Fe, n M, Nov. so, 1909.
General Orders No. 19.
l. Hereafter officers of the Ma
tional Guard of this Territory will not
contract debts which are to be paid
from territorial funds Axcept in cases
where they have written authority
from this office. Officers contracting
debts in violation of this order will
be expected to pay same.
!, 2. Heat, light and water bills Of
armories, WHEN same are being used
by the National Guard for regular
drills and inspections, are properly
: payable from territorial funds. When
armories are rented the above bills
should be paid by armory boards from
proceeds of rent
3. Companies which are not now
) provided with armories or suitable
rented halls, will endeavor to find
, suitable halls and apply to this Office
, for necessary authority to rent same.
By command of the Governor.
A. S. BROOKES,
Acting Adjutant General.
Official
Circular Letter to County Superin-
tendents.
Excuses and Permits)
Gentlemen--It has come to my no.
tice that some county superintendent
are not interpreting the law touch
!, ing the granting of permits and ex-
cuses in quite the correct way.
Chapter 43, Laws of 1901, Sections
5, 6, s, Chapter 81, Laws of 1907, pro-
vide that a legally qualified teacher
is one who holds a regular teachers
license Or permit to teach; GER
tiicate of attendance upon the regu-
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proved summer school or an APPROX
ed excuse for non-attendance upon
said institute or summer school; and
a certificate certifying that the hold
: er is not afflicted with tuberculosis
in communicable form. This means
) that a teacher who may legally draw
public money for her services as
teacher in the public schools must
hold three certificates. The regular
: teachers license is signed by the SUI
: perintendent of public instruction,
: (the permit may be signed by either
{ the county superintendent or the SUI
: perintendent of public Instruction. !;
: the institute attendance certificate
, must be signed at least by the county
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