Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-02
REQU|S|!!I!0H!
IS HONORED
Superintendent of Kansas
Reformatory Takes Back
Fugitive.
LIST OF NORMAL INSTITUTES
Mora County Sets Pace With
Eight Weeks Summer
School.

Governor Mills is receiving inquiries
for copies of a compilation of the
mining laws of New Mexico, winch IN
dicates that there is renewed interest
in New Mexicos mineral resources.
Census Work.
Director of the Census Durand has
given another extension to the New
Mexico census Office, which will now
be kept open until June 30, the SER
vices of Chief Clerk Clement High
tower and Special Slerk E. E. Epper-
son being retained until that date.
Only 18 of 315 census enumerators
have failed to complete their work to-
date and these 18 are expected to lin
ish I'D this week In Chaves county,
four districts are to be completed; in
Curry county one; in Eddy two;
in Lincoln county one; in Rio Ar
riba one; in Roosevelt one; San Juan
one San Miguel one; Socorro one;
Union county one, and on the
Navajo reservation four. All the other
counties have completed their count
except that in Dona Ana county, the
Berino settlement is still to be enum-
Grated.
Notares Public Appointed.
Governor Mills today appointed the
following notaries public: James L.
T. Linson of Mosquero, Union county;
Edwin Greene of Roswell, Chaves
county.
Church incorporated.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day in the office of Territorial Secre-
tary Nathan Jaffa by H. P. Haley, A.
G. Brant, L. c. Miller, A. ]. Goodfellow
and H. T. Haley for the First Baptist
church of Naravisa, Quay county.
Dissolution of Incorporation.
A certificate of dissolution was filed
today in the office of Territorial Sec
retary Nathan Jaffa by The Silver
City. Ell Paso and Southwestern Tele-
phone Company, which has sold out to
the Tri-State Telephone and Telegraph
Company which is absorbing the indie
pendent telephone exchanges in the
southwest. The directors at the meet
ing dissolving the company were W.
D. Murray, c. E. Miller, J. H. Morgan
and C. B. Bosworth.
Requisition Honored.
Governor Mills today honored the
requisition of Governor w. R. Stubs
of Kansas, for Frank Miller, who was
arrested at Albuquerque and admitted
his identity Miller, who is con-
sumptive, was serving an indetermi-
nate sentence of from one to seven
years at the Industrial Reformatory
at Hutchinson, Kan, for larceny from
freight car. He made his escape
from the consumptive ward and Super
intendent Charles A. Richard of the
reformatory, came here with requisi-
tion papers and left today with Miller
for Hutchinson.
Insurance Company Seeks Admission.
The Hoosier Casualty Company, a
mutual accident company of Indianap-
oils, Ind, seeks admission to do busi-
ness in the territory, having written
Superintendent of Insurance Jacobo
Chaves for terms.
Will inspect Construction Work.
Territorial Engineer Vernon l.. Sui
livan will tomorrow inspect the new
construction work for water supply
at Lamy by the Santa Fe system.
Teachers Institutes.
n, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton J. E. Clark, has prepared the fol
lowing schedule of teachers normal in
stitutes in the twenty-six counties this
summer:
Roosevelt county, July II to July
%, at Portales, T. w. Conway of Ra
ton conductor; J. H. Vaughan o.
Agricultural College, instructor.
Sandoval county, at Bernalillo, Mrs
T. J. Butts of Albuquerque, conduc
tor.
San Juan county, August Is to q
at Aztec, w. c. Russell of Aztec, con
ductor; Matilda Thompson of Farm
ington instructor.
San Miguel county, June to Jul.
2, at Las Vegas, Mrs. Leona Logue o
Ration conductor.
Santa Fe county, June to July
at Santa Fe, Mrs. George Dixon of E
Rito, conductor; J. A. Wood OF SAINTS
Fe, instructor.
Socorro county, May 30 to June 2
at Socoro, W. D. Sterling of Albu
oueruue, conductor; A. M. Espinos
of Albuquerque, instructor.
Taos county, June to July 2, a
Taos, J. H. Wagner of Las Cruces
conductor; Mrs. Urobert of Taos, in
structor.
Torrance county, August Is to 21
at Estancia Mrs. Nora Brumbach Q
Belen, conductor; Mrs. Leona Logu
of Ration, instructor.
Union county, August to 20, a