Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-03-30
G|LA AND
M|MBREs Low
Water and Stock Conditions
in Southeastern New Mex
leo Unfavorable
MINING BOOM At M0GOLLON
Director of Census Approves
Santa Fe County APP
pointments.

With Governor Mills, Territorial
Secretary Nathan Jaffa and Adjutant
General A. S. Brookes in Albuquer-
nue and others of the territorial Off
cials at the Republican city conven-
ton. today was quiet day at the
Capitol and news was as scarce as
hens teeth.
Stream Measurements.
J, B. Stewart, hydrographer is home
from a stream measurement trip in
southeastern New Mexico He reports
the Gila, Mimbres and San Francisco
lower than they have been for years
at this time, and practically no snow
in the mountains. Unless rain comes
soon, the stockmen will sustain heavy
losses for the range is CRY and devoid
of grass and cattle look exceedingly
lean. However, the mining industry
in the Mogollon and Cooney districts
is booming and there are fully 700
men in that part of SOcorrO county
now. The Socorro Mines Company
has on the Little Fannie one of the
most complete cyaniding plants in
the southwest and the wonder is how
the heavy machinery was hauled into
the camp over ninety miles Of bad
road. The Last Chance is also work
ing day and night. The Cooney Con-
solidated Mining Company is prepar-
ing to construct a dam 125 feet high
in box canon of the San Francisco
river to develop power for its mines
and plant.
Will Attend Teachers Convention.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. E. Clark will go to Cimarron on
Friday to attend the Colfax County
Teachers Association convention.
The Office of the territorial superin-
tendent of public instruction is send
ing out circulars and preparing for
a series of educational meetings in
the principal towns to be led by Pro-
fessor Pettingill, an educator of ma
tional fame.
Took Prisoner to Ration.
Captain Fred Fornoff of the mount
ed police, last evening left for Ration
with Niger" Arkansaw who had
been in the penitentiary for safe keep
ing and who will be tried before
Judge John R. McFie in district court
at Ration for robbery.
Will Take Charge of April 1.
Cleofes Romero of Las Vegas, the
new warden of the territorial peni-
+o1y
Census Enumerators for Santa Fe
County.
The director of the census at Wash
ington, after carefully comparing the
examination papers has approved the
following for enumerators in Santa Fe
county:
Jose Inez Roibal for Precincts 1 Po-
joaque and % Nambe.
Carlos F. Abreu for Precinct 2 Te.
suque and Rio Medic.
Irving c. Sweet of Santa Fe, for
Precincts and outside of the city
limits.
Fred w. Thayer of Santa Fe, fol
penitentiary and Deaf and Dumt
school.
Ildeberto Delgado of Santa Fe, fol
precincts Aqua Fria and II and IL
outside of the city limits
Miss Lucy Balfe of Santa Fe, fol
U. S. and st. GATHERINGS Indial
schools.
Frank Ortiz of Santa Fe, for Ware
No. 1 Santa Fe.
Benjamin. Alarid of Santa Fe, 70
Ward No. 2 Santa Fe.
Joseph P. Conklin Of Santa Fe, fo
Ward No. 3 Santa Fe.
Charles A. Wheelon of Santa Fe, fo
Ward No. 4 Santa Fe.
w. H. Kennedy of Santa Fe, for 81
Michaeis College, Loretto Academy
Presbyterian Mission school, st. Wiz
cents Orphans school, Hospital an
Sanitarium.
Frank Lopez of Glorieta, for Prt
cincts Cienega and 13 Glorieta.
Carl J. Probst of Cerrillos for Pr
.cincts Cerrillos and 10 Madrid.
Jose D. Espinosa of Cerrillos, fc
Precincts s Galisteo and 12 Canonc
to.
William J. Morgan of Stanley, fl
Precincts 10 Stanley and 21 Otto.
William H. Dicks of Golden, for Pr
cincts II Golden and 20 San Pedro.
Miguel G. Jaramillo of Santa Cru
for Precincts IA Chimayo, Is Uppt
Santa Cruz and 16 Lower Santa Cru
KING MENELIk GATHERED
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