El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-04
GOV. MILLS MAKES
MANY APPOINTMENTS
Mines and Farm Delegates
to Los Angeles Militia
Appropriation.

! Santa Fe, \. NJ, Aug. 4@GOVernOI
/ Mills has appointed the following del
, egates TO the thirteenth annual mining
I congress at Los Angeles, September %
c. T. Brown, SOcorro; J. W. Fleming
/ Silver City; A. W. Harris, Kingston
w S. HopeweIl, Albuquerque; margarine
Romero, Las Vegas; John Y. Hewett
I White Oaks; William Kirschner, Ration
Herbert w. Wolcott, Chloride; J. W
Akers, Santa Fe. and J. H. Crist of Mo-
nero
He appointed the following as dele
gates to the Dry Farming congress al
Spokane, October 3: Charles n. Black
well, Ration; Patricio Sanchez, Mora;
DR.. S. Locke, Springer; f. A Miera,
Cuba; NJ. NJ Chase, Cimarron; c. De-
ForiSta, Hebron; Jesus Romero, Albu-
querque; Rudolph Miller, Dorsey; E ].
H, Roy Roy; n A. Miller, Wagon
Mound; George A Fleming, East Las
Vegas; NJ NJ Salazar, Springer; Howell
Earnest, Clayton; D. t Hoskins, East
Las Vegas; A H. Harris, East Las We
gas; Felix ESquibel, San Geronimo; w.
H. Slaughter, Tucumcari; H. 3. Jones,
Tucumcari; A. James Mcdonald. Clay
ton; Willard Belknap, NaraviSa; Ramon
Gallegos, San Jose; H. B. V. Smith, San
ia Rosa; Frank N Page. Buchanan;
Charles a. Scheurich, c. r. Worral, J.
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Celso Lopez, Santa Fe; W. o. Oldham.
and w E. Lindsey Portales; John W.
Corbett, MOuntainair; George H Van
Stone, Estancia; NJ. T. Moriarity, MORT
arity; Frank J. Saeger, Carrizozo; w L.
Ewing, Amistad; Ira o. Wetmore Tula-
rosa; T. A Millinghast EHda; J. D.
Tinsley, Mesilla Park
Much disappointment was caused by
the announcement Of adjutant general
A S. Brookes that the war department
has allowed only $4,000 instead of $685.
500 asked for to take the New Mexico
national guard to the encampment at
Mascadero, California In consequence
only two batalliOns OF four companies
each, forty men in each company, and a
battery of light artillery will be able
70 60 Forty men viii be taken in the
case Of each of the five companies that
stood highest at the annual inspection
this spring, while from the other six
companies only twenty men each will be
taken.
Jose Aragon and Ben Wales were ar
rested today at Gallup by Deputy U. S.
internal revenue Inspector T. c. McCon-
nell, charged with selling liquor in vio-
lation of the internal revenue laws.
They pleaded guilty before l. S. com
missioner Bushman and in default of
bail were remanded TO Jail for trial at
the September term of the federal court
at Albuquerque
The New Mexico Horticultural socie
ty has elected the following delegates
TO the Irrigation congress at Puelo.
Colo; ex-governor l. Bradford Prince
OF Espanola; ex-governor Herbert J.
Hagerman of Roswell: colonel Ralph E.
Tw1tchel Of East Las Vegas; general
Edward T. Hobart and Charles z.
Michael of Santa Fe
Inc territorial supreme court has af-
firmed the case Of the United States VS.
Oliver NJ Lee ct al, involving the right
TO construct canals, irrigation bitches
and flumes across unsurveyed public
land in Otero county the water being
taken from Dog and San Andreas can
yons IN the Sacramento mountains The
lower court refused to grant an iniunc-
ton against the defendants and the
government appealed. The supreme
court sustains the lower court. but as
sociate justice Ira A. Abbott dissented.
In view of the conservation controversy.
the decision is of much interest.