Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-29
GOVERNOR WILL
GO TO ALAMOGORDO
There to Investigate
Blind Asylum
Affairs
BEST COLLECTION OF MAPS
Territorial Engineer Vernon
L. Sullivan Will Compile
Good Roads Plat.

Governor Curry will leave on Sat
urday for Alamogordo where on Mon
day he will meet with the board of
trustees of the New Mexico Asylum
for the Blind to discuss the situation
raised by the resignation of the fac
ulty of the Institute. This prevented
his leaving for Mora this forenoon as
he had intended. He will make the
Mora trip at a later date.
Good Roads Map.
The best collection of New Mexico
maps to be found anywhere is in the
Office of Territorial Engineer Sulli-
van. He has the topographic and the
ward department maps of the Terri
tory as far as issued and has them
conveniently indexed. He also has
the land Office maps, a number OF edi-
tions of private map publications. for
estry, maps, water rights application
maps, and other maps which he will
all use in compiling a good roads
map of the Territory, showing every
wagon road and trail in the Territory
and which may be published If funds
are found available for the purpose.
Invited to Fairgrounds Convention.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton ], E. Clark has received an invi.
tation, and through him all the teach
ers of the Territory, to attend the
third annual convention of the Ma
tional Fairgrounds Association which
will meet at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
on May 10 to IA.
Will Visit Torrance County Schools.
On Saturday. Assistant Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, will
leave for Torrance county to visit
and inspect the school districts OF
Estancia, Tajique, Torreon, Manzano'
and Chilli and will make addresses
at these points on educational mat.
ters, also comforting with the school
directors on means and methods 10
improve the schools.
District Court.
At 6 o'clock last evening, was COM
pleted the taking of testimony in the
'Steyenson-True ct al cases, before
Judge John R. McFie. A number OF
depositions will be filed later after
which counsel will argue the case up
on which Judge McFie will render
his decision This will be probably
after his return from holding court
at Taos.
Judge John r. McFie this forenoon
oyerruled the demurrer to the com
plaint in the water rights case from
San Juan county, of the Jacque2
Ditch Company VS.. Leonor Garcia
and gave thirty days in which to lille
the answer.
Attorney Charles A. Spiess OF Las
Vegas, this forenoon filed a suit In
the district court for Santa Fe coun
ty. against the board of county com
missioners Of Santa Fe county, fol
Judgment Oh CuIcc SCIo VI
coupons on county bonded indepted
ness. amounting to total OF $2,4So-
interpretations.
incorporation papers were filed TO-
day in the office Of Territorial Secre-
tary Natha Jaffa for the woman
Club and Library Association OF Por'
tales, Roosevelt county. The lncor'
porators and directors are: Maggie e.
Blankenship, Myrtle Hardy, Frances
Ethyl Nixon, THEME M. Oldham, Alice
A. Pew, Rose Molinari, Deane H. Lind
sey, who is designated as New Mexico
agent; Florence Seay, Valette H
Slidge, Bette Culberson, Elevia High
tower, Josephine Nichol Patterson
Bessie Priddy, Nellie Neer, Mamie q
Williamson, Lula Stone, Clarice w
Mears, Ursula r. Jones, Susie E. Hart
and Dora Humphrey.
Notaries Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed the
following notaries public: Charles F.
Erb of Artesia for Eddy county; May
Hazledine Of Albuquerque for Bernalil-
10 county; Samory Ezzell Of Vaughn
for Guadalupe county.