Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-26
LAKE CHARETTE
RESERVOIR
Lands Segregated
Under Carey
Act
WILL CONE TO SANTA FE
Senator Carter Write s
Governor Curry to
That Effect.

The Carey Act Board yesterday APP
proved the applications of Charles Il.
Hartley, of Springer; A. M. Near
thur of Wagon Mound; Huber M.
Sweezey of Las Vegas, and George
M. Green of Missouri, for 1O,0O7
acres under the Carey Act, and the
board segregated these lands which
are located on the Ocate, on the
Colfax-Mora counties boundary. Fill
ings for the land were made today in
the Santa Fe land Office. The pro-
iect will be known as the Lake Char
ette reservoir project and will involve
an ultimate expenditure for construc-
ton of half a million dollars
Carter Committee Will Come.
Governor Curry today received a
letter from Senator Carter of the
Senate Irrigation Committee which
will visit the western irrigation re-
clamation work in the fall, that the
committee has accepted the invitation
of New Mexico and will be glad to
have New Mexico committee accom-
pany it through the Territory, max
ing such stops, including Santa Fe,
as the committee may provide for.
The New Mexico committee will oc-
cupy special car which will be at
tached to the special train of the Wis
itors. This assures the committee a
much better opportunity to see New
Mexico as it ought to be seen, than
the itinerary first planned, which al
lowed only sufficient time to pass
through the Territory from Ell Paso
to Trinidad, without any stop overs
whatever.
Four Arrests BY Mounted Police.
Four arrests were reported at
Mounted Police headquarters today.
Rafael Gomez at Galisteo, arrested
Pine Villamora and Raymundo Mar
tinez who were fined IS each for dis.
turbing the peace. Fred Higgins ar
rested a man named Blazer in Tor
rance county for peddling whisky
without license, and man named
Tom Johnson on the charge of adul-
terry. The Mounted Police are also
running down clues which will result
in the speedy arrest of the gang of
petty thieves that has been infesting
Santa Fe of late and also the dealers
to whom stolen goods have been sold.
1t is apparent that the penitentiary is
yawning for several local residents.
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed W.
M. Moberly of Silver City, Grant
county, notary public.
Incorporation.
Incorporation papers were filed to.
day in the office of Territorial Sec.
retary Nathan Jaffa, by the Tucumcari
Abstract Company of Tucumcari
Quay county, the capitalization being
$4,000 and the paid up capital $4,000
contributed by the following incorp.
orators and directors: Walter W.
Mayes Of Tucumcari, 35 shares; Eliz.
abeth E. Mayes, 3 shares; O. e. Allen
of Dalhart, Texas, shares; H. C.
Mayes of Blue Springs, Missouri,
shares; and V. W. Moore of Tucum.
carl, 2 shares.
Suit for Divorce.
Suit was filed in the district court
for Santa Fe county today by Dilline
H. Holloway VS.. George A. Holloway
defendant, who at present is at Row.
den, Callahan county, Texas while
the plaintiff lives in this county The
couple were married in 1902, in the
Baptist church at Rowden, and the
plaintiff alleges abandonment and
desertion. The couple have no chill.
dren.