Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-03-22
QUARTER MILLION
DOLLAR PROJECT
Chino Cooper Company Asks
for Water Rights for Ex-
tensive Improvements
ESCAPED CONVICT RETURNED
Another Batch of Census Emu.
merators for New Mexico
Is Announced.

Goveronr Mills today re-appointed
]. P. White of Roswell, regent of the
| New Mexico Military Institute at Ros-
we'll
District Court.
The Valencia perjury case occupied
the attention of the district court this
forenoon. The Hetling case is to be
called next
At noon the jury returned a verdict
of guilty against Rogue Valencia. in
dicted for perjury. This afternoon
the case of the Territory VS.. Julian
Lucero, indicted for cattle stealing,
will be called for trial
| Old Timer Arrested.
Mounted Policeman J. A. Beal re-
| ports from Deming that he arrested
Dink Tinnell, an old time offender, at
Cooks Peak, for obtaining money un.
der false pretenses. Tinnell was
bound over to grand jury.
| Lodged in Penitentiary.
| Judson J. Isbetter was lodged in the
penitentiary yesterday after several
months of freedom which he had OBJ
tanned by taking French leave last
fall. A pal of Isbetter 'peached," and
he was located in Los Angeles, Cal,
where he was doing one hundred days
time for helping himself to some tools
without an invitation from the owner.
Isbetter will have something like two.
years to serve to complete sentence
from Grant county for assault with
deadly weapon. Life will not be made
any easier for him because of his es-
cape. Captain Fred ForDoff of the
territorial mounted police brought Is
better back from California, the requi-
sition of Governor Mills for him being
honored by the governor of California.
: Quarter Million Dollar Project.
In the office of Territorial Engineer
Vernon l.. Sullivan, application was
filed today by the Chino Copper Com
pany for 3.1049 second feet of Apache
Tejo Spring near Santa Rita, Grant
county, to be utilized for mining,
smelling and other purposes, the pro-
posed works to cost S250,000.
More Enumerators Designated.
The Director of the Census at Wash
ington, has approved thirty-seven
more designations for enumerator-
ships in New Mexico and has rejected
five, making thus far fifty-three ap-
Iproved and ten rejected, the reflections
being based on the poor examination
jpapers turned in by those rejected.
I Those whose designation has been
] approved are:
nenry Gleason of Old Albuquerque,
for the precincts of Alameda and
Ranches de Albuquerque, Bernalillo
county
Joseph R. Ribera, of Albuquerque,
for the precinct of Barelas.
! Nicodemus F. Chaves of Albuquer-
> que, for the precinct of Pajarito.
Donaciano Gutierrez of Old Albu-
querque, for the precincts of San An
tonic, La Tijeras and San Antonio.
e Juan R. Garcia of Old Albuquerque,
J for the precincts of Los Griegos and
a Los Duranes.
u George McAfee of Chilli, for pre-.
{ cincts Escobosa and Chilli.
l. Librada c. de Baca, Of Albuquerque
e for part of Ward 3, Albuquerque
William Neil Ferguson for the In
dian School at Albuquerque.
John A. Werner of Old Albuquer
Z. que, precincts San Ignacio, Atrisco
and Del Rio.
W Pablo Abeyta of Isleta, for the
pueblo of Isleta.
James w. Mullens of Roswell, for
Iprecincts 1 and 2, Chaves county, out
e side of the city limits.
q Chaves County.
"a Fred A. Harmed of Roswell for Ward
)" /, Roswell
1t Roy B. Parsons, of Roswell for
a Ward 2, Roswell.
N Samuel H. Runyon of Roswell, fol
c. Ward 8, Roswell.
y, Mrs. Grace E. Baker of Roswell, fol
ID Ward 4, Roswell.
is James E. Wheeler of Cumberland
V, for precincts South Spring and Dex
10 ter
ar Andrew Canuteson of Vocant fol
precinct of Hagerman.
Warren Harlow of Roswell, precinct
of Lake Arthur.
M. F. Brockett OF Cumberland, fol
=. precinct of Lower Penasco.
es Annie Dunn Wilson of Bronco, fol
in precinct of Plains.
tie William M. Beauchamp of Kenna
ce for precincts of Kenna and Elkins.
ne CoIfax County.
ed Edward M. keenan, of Springer, fo
g- precinct of Springer.
OF Lincoln County.
en- Willis E. Hightower Of Captain, fo