Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-29
NATIONAL GUARD
PROMOTIONS
Adjutant General Brookes
Announces Result of
Examinations
STREAM GAUGES INSTALLED
Three Navajo Indians Arrested
in San Juan County for
Poaching.

Territorial Treasurer today receiv-
ed from Warden Cleofes Romero $505.
90 convicts' earnings, and from Ward
en- Thomas P. Gable s3195
Three NaVaios Fined.
Game Warden Thomas P. Gable to-
day received from Deputy Game
Warden W. B. Knickerbocker, of Az
tee, San Juan county, word that three
NaYajoes arrested by him for violat-
ing the game laws had been fined
$147.45 by Judge John R. McFie.
Installed Stream Gauges.
photographer J. B. Stewart has
returned from stream gauging trip
to southwestern and southern New
Mexico. He reports the Gila and
other streams very low, the country
very dry and wild turkeys in the Sa-
cramento mountains so plentiful that
settlers are slaughtering them for
the mere fun of it. He re-established
chain gauge in the Penasco at Elk
and the gauge at La Luz in La Luz
creek. A new gauge was installed in
the Tularosa at Mescalero. Mr.,
Stewart covered the Sacramento re-
gion on horseback in ten days.
Heard From Globe Trotter.
Governor Mills today received a
postal card from Henry Stewart, who
is walking around the world and who
was in Santa Fe this summer. Stew
rt writes from Montreal, Canada.
Signing Commissions.
Governor Mills and Secretary
Nathan Jaffa today signed the one
hundred hadsomely autographed and
engrossed commissions of the dele
gates to the constitutional conVen-
ton, which will be mailed to each
delegate.
Arrests by Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman ]. A. Beal re-
ports the arrest of Jose Anaya for
assault with intent to kill; and
Mounted Policeman J. B. Rusk, the
arrest of Gregorio Trujillo at Espa-
nola on the charge Of grand larceny
National Guard Promotions.
Office of the Adiutant General,
Santa Fe, New Mexico,
November 26, 1910.
Special Orders No. Is.
1. The following officers and en-
listed men, National Guard of New
Mexico, having passed the prescribed
examination, are promoted as follows
to date from September "a, 1910.
1st Lieut.. Charles R. Echols, to be
Captain, vice Enfield, resigned.
End Lieut.. Fred Clayton, to be 1st
Lieutenant, vice Echols, promoted
End Lieutenat Walter G. Turley, to
be 1st lieutenant, to- file an origina
vacancy.
End Lieut.. Formerly F. Wiley, to be
1st Lieutenant, vice Marsh, transfer
red
End Lieut.. Stuart K. Baker, to be
1st Lieutenant, vice Ames, transfer
red.
Sergeant Jesse A. Wilder, to be Enc
Lieutenant, vice Clayton, promoted
Sergeant Henry F. Christian, to be
End Lieutenant, vice Biting, re
signed.
2. Echols is assigned to command
of Co "C'', 1st Infantry. Lieutenants
Clayton and Wilder are assigned t.
duty with Co "C", 1st Infantry, ant
will report in person to Captain
Echols for duty.
1st Lieutenant Walter G. Turlel
; will continue to perform the duties o
Battalion Adjutant, 2nd Battalion, Is
Infantry.
Lieutenant Wiley is assigned tt
duty with Co. "F', 1st Infantry, ant
will report in person to Captain
Bardshar for duty.
Lieutenant Baker is assigned to du
ty with Co "A", 1st Infantry, and VII
report to Captain Dessauer for duty
Lieutenant Christian is assigned t
duty with Co. "B", 1st Infantry, AM
will report in person to Captain
Church for duty.
By Command of the Governor,
A. S. BROOKES,
Adjutant General
Official:
A. S. BROOKES,