Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-22
TWO IMPORTANT
INTERPRETATIONS
Both Indicate That Meadow
City is Waking Up and
Progressing
BIG MEETING At BERNAL|LLO
Spanish American Audience
Cheers Itself Hoarse for
Old Glory.

Governor Mills returned last eve.
ming from Las Vegas where he had
spent part of two days on business
matters. Governor Mills is much
pleased with the evidence of progress
that is manifest in the Meadow City.
District Court at Mora.
Judge NJ. c. Mechem has written
that he cannot hold district court at
Mora. Judges Parker and Cooley are
still to be heard from. Judge McFie
must leave Saturday of next week for
Taos to open court there on the Mon.
day following, but if necessity de-
mands will go to Mora l,xt week to
hold court for few days.
interpretations,
In the office of Territorial Secretary
Nathan Jaffa today the following COM
panies filed incorporation papers:
The Campfeld Development Company
of Denver, Colorado, with New Mexi-
co headquarters at Las Vegas, San
Miguel county. The incorporators
and directors are: Daniel A. Camp
field, Frank B. Gibson, William C.
Bradbury, James R. Thorpe, William
S. Iliff Charles F. Tew and Lawrence
M. Purcell. The capitalization is
$500,0O0 divided into 5000 shares
Stephen B. Davis, Jr., Of Las Vegas,
is named as the New Mexico agent.
The Graaf and Hayward Company
of East Las Vegas. The capital stock
is $4,000 divided into 25O shares. The
1ncorporators and directors are;
Thomas w. Hayward 115 shares;
Julius Graaf 122 shares, Walter Hay
ward 10 shares, Jose Graaf 2 shares,
w. J. Lucas 1 share, all of East Las
Vegas.
District Court.
Suit was filed today in the district
court for Santa Fe county by Richard
H. Hanna VS.. Glenville A. Collins of
sos Melhorn Block. Seattlek WASH
ington, but formerly of this city. The
amount claimed is 1864 on four diff
ferent accounts contracted with as
many merchants in this city.
Stream Measurements.
photographer J. B. Stewart has
gone to Cowles on the upper Pecos
twenty-five miles east of Santa Fe to
measure the flow of the river He
will also install an automatic gauge
in the same river at Tecolote, San
Miguel county.
Enthusiastic Educational Meeting.
The educational rally held at Ber-
nalillo, Sandoval county, by Superin.
tendent of Public Instruction J. E.
Clark and Professor Pettingill of
Michigan, proved a great revelation
to the visitors. The evidence was al
most entirely Spanish-American but
800 grown people and 200 children
were crowded in the hall which was
decorated with fourteen large and
numberless small flags. A chorus of
two hundred school children sang
with vim America, the Star Spangled
Banner, and New Mexico During the
middle of the lecture of Professor
Pettingi,l the entire audience rose to
its feet and cheered for Old Glory.
First Examination on Uniform Plan.
The office of the superintendent of
public instruction is sending out the
examination questions for the first
eight grades to be held under the SUI
pervision of county superintendents
on Friday, April 29 and 30. A Sec
ond examination will be held in June
for the schools that close later. The
papers will be graded by a commit
tee of teachers in each county and Ger.
tificates will be issued to those who
pass. An average grade of 20 must
be made to secure a certificate and
in only one grade is it permissible
to fall below 70 and then only to
SO. The subjects for examination are.
Penmanship, spelling, reading, arith.
metic, geography, physiology, U. S..
History, Civics and Grammar
Special Mounted Policeman.
Governor Mills. today appointed
trainmaster w. E. McGraw of the Ell
Paso and Southwestern Railway Com
pany at CarrizoZo, Lincoln county, a
special mounted policeman.