Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-18
DELEGATES To
TWO CONVENTIONS
Governor Mills Sees to 1t
That New Mexico Is Well
Represented
BAR EXAMINERS IN SESSION
Work ON Scenic Highway to
Be Resumed Next
Week.

Governor Mills today appointed the
following notaries public: David A.
Calderon of Roswell; Epifanio A.
Crespin of Las Vegas; Albert w.
Syarda of Clovis.
Bar Examiners in Session.
The territorial board of bar examin-
ers was in session today going over
the 26 applications for admission to
practice before the territorial supreme
court Tomorrow the examination of
applicants will begin. w. J. Lucas, of
Las Vegas, presided, Secretary Jose D.
Sena and Attorney Charles G.. Catron
were also in attendance. Attorney
Julius Staab had not arrived for the
forenoon session.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer NJ A. Otero
today received $870.10, fees for the
past quarter, from District Clerk Sc
cundino Romero of Las Vegas.
Arrests by Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman John w. Collier
yesterday arrested twenty-five persons
at Vaughn, Guadalupe county. He
cleaned up the town of dlsreputable
characters. Part of the humor of the
occasion was that several of the peo-
pie who had complained of conditions
at Vaughn are among those arrested
for selling liquor on Sunday, running
speak easies, permitting women to
loiter in the bar rooms or selling in
toxicants to minors. From Vaughn,
Collier went in pursuit of horse
thieves who are supposed to be in that
part of Guadalupe county.
The mounted police have received
warning from the Pinkerton Detec-
tive Agency that a man named Her.
man Valentine, with several aliases
was operating in this neck of the
woods passing forged checks On the
Sixth National Bank of Philadelphia.
Hurrah for the Scenic Highway.
The good roads convict camp ha:
been moved from LaBajada hill to
Cieneguilla on the Santa Fe-Albuquer-
que Highway and next week will be
taken to the Santa Fe canon by Good
Roads Engineer C. H. Neal, where it
is to work on the Scenic Highway
The good Roads commission, including
Governor Mills, are determined to
push that road to competitor to the
Pecos and also from Las Vegas to that
river.
American Prison Association.
Whereas, the American Prison AS
sociation will meet in the city o1
Washington, d. c., September ~, tt
October 8, 1910; and
Whereas, New Mexico has been In
vited to participate in said meeting
Now, therefore, l, William j. Mills
governor of the Territory of New
Mexico, by virtue of the authority IL
me vested, do hereby appoint as dele
gates to the said meeting of th'
American Prison Association, the fol
lowing residents of New Mexico:
DR.. E. Mcqueen Gray, Albuquerque
Rev. Harvey M. Shields, Dawson; Mrs
John R. McFie, Santa Fe; Mrs. j. w
Wilson, Roswell; Rev. B. F. Sum
mers, Estancia.
Done at the executive office thl
the 10th day of July A. D., 1910.
Witness my hand and the Grea
Seal of the Territory of New Mexico
By the Governor:
VIM. J. MILLS,
NATHAN JAFFA, Governor
Secretary of New Mexico.
Santo Domingo Indian Arrested fol
Murder.
Mounted Policeman A. A. Sena ha
arrested Domingo Indian named
Santiago Pacheco, charged with hav
ing murdered, robbed and mutilatet
Jim Sing, chinaman restaurant keep
er some months ago at Domingo
whose body was burned up in hi
dwelling. The Indian will be takel
today to Bernalillo where he will b.
given preliminary hearing. The evi
dence is purely circumstantial and tn
Indian denies all knowledge of tn
crime.
Delegates to National Good Roads As
ISOLATION.
Where, the National Good Roads AS
sociation, will meet at Niagara Fall
on October 20, 1910; and
Whereas, New Mexico has been II
vited to participate in said meeting
Now, Therefore, I, William J. Mills
Governor of the Territory of New Me1
leo by virtue of the authority in m
vested do hereby appoint as delegate
to said meeting of the National Goo
Roads Association, the following nan
ed residents Of New Mexico:
Pitt Ross, Albuquerque.
J. w. Stockard, Roswell.
E. N. Burch, Ration.