Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-09
DELEGATES To
BIG CONGRESS
Governor Mills Selects Pro-
minent Men to Go to Con-
servation Meeting
WATER RIGHTS APPLICATIONS
Rio Arriba County Man Wants
Divorce Because of Cruel
Treatment.

Governor Mills today appointed the
following delegates to the second Ma
tional Conservation Congress, which
will meet in the city of St. Paul, Mimi,
September 9Th to 9th, 1910: Solomon
Luna, Los Lunas; Leroy o. Moore,
Santa Fe: George L. Brookes, Aibu-
oueroue: H. B. Hening, Albuquerque;
Hugo Seaberg, Ration; Frank Spring
er, Las Vegas; Jay Turley, Aztec;
Levi A. Hughes, Santa Fe; c. H. Nc
Lenathan, Carlsbad; Secundino Ro-
nero, Las Vegas; W. A. Fleming
Jones, Las Cruces; E. A. Cahoon, Ros-
well; B. J. Viljoen, La Mesa: James
G. Fitch, Socorro; E. A. Miera, Cuba.
To Santa Fe County School Directors.
Gentlemen: We have just closed
the most successful teachers institute
which has ever been held in this
county, and in few days will have
the result of their examination papers,
and will then furnish you with list
of the successful applicants.
After receiving these lists, it will
enable you to select the teacher, or
teachers, for your respective districts,
and I sincerely hope that this may be
done at once, in order that this of
fee may know where the various
teachers are expected to teach.
In connection with the above l wish
also to state, that no permits will be
issued, nor any excuses granted, for
non-attendance at the institute, but on
the contrary it is our intention to live
up to the law, and thereby aid the
teacher who has lived up to its re-
quirements.
The coming scholastic year gives
promise of being a most successful
one, but great deal depends upon the
help you give toward the selection of
first class teachers.
| hope that by this time you have
received the school directors guide,
that you will study it carefully, and
endeavor to live up to it's contents.
Yours sincerely,
JOHN V. CONWAY,
County School Superintendent.
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Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
today received a tax remittance Of
s15,594.72 from Colfax county, and ST.
300.70 from Santa Fe county.
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Mills today appointed
Paul Teutsch of Albuquerque a notary
public.
Suit for Divorce Filed.
Because she made "the life Of plain
tiff miserable and unpleasant" threw
a hatchet at him and called him vile
names, Frank Mcpherson today filed
suit in the district court for Rio Ar
riba county, asking to be relieved OF
material fetters that bind him to Ella
Mcpherson to whom he was married
at Clayton, Union county, in 1905.
Water Rights Applications.
In the office of Territorial Engineer
Vernon L. Sullivan, the following two
applications were filed today: 7. H
Malone for the T. Fl. Malone Pumping
project at Hagerman, Chaves county
to install a 20 horse power gasoline
pump at a cost of $1,SO0 to reclaim
140 acres.
Also application of Mrs. Rebecs
Flint, of East Las Vegas, for permls
sion to change of point Of diversion OF
the Gallinas for an irrigation ditch.
Postoffice Name Changed.
Washington, D. c., July 9.-Tht
name of the postoff1ce at Camp, Otert
count, has been changed to Shamrock
Appointed Mounted Policeman.
Governor Mills has designated JONI
P. Snowden of Las Vegas, to be
special mounted policeman withou
salary from the territory.