Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-15
TERRITORIAL FISH
HATCHERY
Game and Fish Warden
Thomas P. Gable Has
Funds for One
SANTA FE SHOULD MAKE BID
Governor Curry VIII Dedicate
Armory at Silver City
Tonight.

Game and Fish Warden Thomas P
Gable has sufficient funds at his com
mand for a territorial fish hatchery
He has offers for suitable sites from
three different places but none from
Santa Fe. The other places offer tC
provide site free of charge to the
territory and of course will receive the
preference unless Santa Fe gets busy
and offers better site than any OF
those offered. 1t is understood that
such a site might easily be found in
the Santa Fe canon
Will Dedicate Armory.
Governor Curry left last evening for
Silver City where he dedicates the $15
000 National Guard Armory. From Sill.
yer City he goes to FL Paso to meet
the senate irrigation committee and
will accompany it through the terri
tory.
Notaries Public Appointed.
Governor Curry has appointed the
following notaries public: John McEl-
roy, Sylvanite, Grant county; Carrie
linfoot, Silver City, Grant county.
Arrests by Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman Beal at Demine
today reported the following arrests
p. W. Sanders at Hachita, for larceny
of hogs and cattle. Three steers were
turned over to the Diamond A ranch :;
two heifers to Chase & McCabe and
several hops to the sattle sanitary
board. He also arrested Charles How.
ard for carrying a six shooter.
For Right Of Way of Scenic Highway,
Charles D. Miller. assistant to Ter
ritorial Engineer Vernon l.. Sullivan
is at Bernalillo today in session with
the board of county commissioners OF
Sandoval county, to straigthen out the
matter of right of way for the Santa
Fe-Albuquerque Scenic Highway.
Poll Tax Collections.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. e. Clark reports that the poll tax
collections in the territory for 1909,
amounted to $41, ,504, against $40,29O
collected last year
Educational Topics.
The following will be the topics for
discussion at the meeting of the Ter.
ritorial Educational Council which will
be held in connection with the New
Mexico Educational Association meet,
ing at Roswell next month:
The chief educational provisions
that should appear in our state consti,
tuition.
School legislation needed of the
hands Of the next legislature in event
of continuance of the territorial form
of government.
Advantages of consolidated schools
for New Mexico
A careful report showing the ad.
justment of school districts in Tor
rance county under consolidation. The
plan will be presented by County
School Superintendent c. l.. Burt OF
Mountainair, Torrance county.
The County superintendent Sec
ton of the Association will discuss
the following topics
Results of enforcement of compul
sorry education law.
Legal and moral duties of the coun-
ty school superintendent in the admin.
istration Of public affairs in his coun-
ty.
Specific items that should be given
attention by the county school super
intendent on his visit to the schools:
The advantages of the common
school course of study.
Arrangements have been completed
for two addresses to the association
by James B. Aswell, superintendent
of the state normal school at Natchi,
toches, La, and who gained country
wide reputation five years ago when
the governor of Louisiana appointed
him to reorganize the public school
system and who replaced in each par
ish mere politicians with practical
school men as superintendent
Clerk for Land Office.
On account of the increased work,
Fred H. Pinkstaff of Washington, d.
c., has been detailed to the federal
land Office at Las Cruces as permanent
clerk.