Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-01-07
PECOS WATER
RIGHT CONTEST
Territorial Engineer Sullivan
Takes Matter under
Amusement
GOVERNORS REPORT RECEIVED
Hanover Copper Company of
Duluth Files Incorporation
Papers.

Governor Curry today received the
first printed copies of his report for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1909.
II is replete with concise and accur-
ate statistical information and reports
on the progress Of education and 9TH
er matters in the territory.
Appeal From Water Rights Decision.
Henry Upton has appealed to the
territorial board of water commission
ers, from the approval of the applica-
tion of F. E. Downs for waters out of
he Pecos river in Eddy county.
incorporation Matters.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day by the Hanover Copper Company
of Duluth, Mimi, and with New Mex
leo offices at Hanover, Grant county.
The capital is $4,000, divided into s.
900 shares and the company begins
business with 5000 shares. The in
corporators and directors are: viii
liam Elder, M. E. Riley and Arthur
Howell of Duluth, Mimi.
The Burro Mountain Copper Com
pany filed with Territorial Secretary
Nathan Jaffa certificate to change
in the bylaws of the company. The
Headquarters are at Silver City and
the New Mexico representative is w.
D. Murray.
The Boston Cerrillos Mine Corpora
ton of the Cerriollos, Santa Fe coun-
ty, and Portland, Me-, filed certifi-
cate changing it's New Mexico repre-
sentative from Alfred P. Towe to
John O. Eaton.
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed
Nelson A. Miller of Wagon Mound,
Mora county, a notary public.
Pecos Water Rights Matter Taker
Under Amusement.
Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sui
liyan has taken under advisement the
Pecos river water rights disputes
the hearing of which in the council
chamber at the Capitol occupied the
past two days and in which some O.
the best legal talent in New Mexico
made learned argument to elucidate
the intricate questions involved
Twenty days were granted in which
the trustees of the Las Vegas gran
could file briefs and for the presen
tation of data as to the water supply
of the Pecos and tributaries.
Bar Association.
1t was resolved yesterday Afternoon
to postpone again the New Mexico
Bar Association meeting until Febru
ary 2S, when the supreme court re
convenes. AS the Inauguration o
Chief Justice William J. Mills to tn
goyernorship takes place the follow
bers of the bar is anticipated espe
cially from the fourth judicial dis
trict over which Chief Justice Mill
has presided so ably for SO man,
years and to which, according to Gus
tom, the PRESIDENCY of the Bar Assoc
alton goes this time, the intention be
ing to hold the annual election of off
GERS on February 2S. 1t is also e2
pected that the Las Vegas Bar vii
invite the association to meet wit
it this August for the regular sun
mer meeting.
Pupils at spanish-American Norma
School.
The following are the pupils at tn
Spanish-American Normal School a
Ell Rito in addition to those who hav
been drafted from the school to teac
in rural districts Celestino MARITIME,
Guilberte Duran, Jose R. Lopez, Gu;
dalupe Trujillo, Manuel S. Trujillt
Paula Trujillo, Celestino Jaramillt
Ralph Dixon, Amabelis Moya, Marti
Suazo, Cleofes Martinez, Alberto Oh;
vez, Mrs. Lola Chaves, Misses A. n
Rodriguez, R. CULLEN, Lenora Woo
Mary Ferran, Dixie Dixon, G. Dixol
Sarah Keller, Carmelita MARITIME
Mae Madole, Belle Woods, P. Flemin
and Tomas Lucero.
iINION DACJEIC rnMcInEDc