Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-03-19
POWER PROJECT
ON G|LA
1t Will Involve the Expendi-
ture of Over a Million
Dollars
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS
Governor Mills VIII Announce
Superintendent of Peniten-
tiary Next Week.

Governor Mills is not ready 10 give
the final word in the matter of the ap-
,, pointment of superintendent for the
penitentiary and is still carefully
weighing the merits of the applicants
deemed suitable for the place. The
appointment, however, will be an
nounced no later than next Tuesday.
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Mills today appointed
Pablo Ulibarri of Las Vegas, notary
public.
Member of Board of Pharmacy.
Governor Mills today re-appointed
| Presciliano Moreno of Las Cruces, a
member of the territorial board of
| pharmacy.
Portrait of Former Attorney General.
I The portrait of former Attorney
General J. NJ. Hervey of Roswell was
today added to the gallery of attor-
neys general that adorns the walls of
the attorneys general Office in the
! capitol. Among the men thus hon
ored are some that have attained ma
tional fame such as U. S. Senator S.
B. Elkins and a number who are still
leaders in thought or politics in New
| Mexico.
National Guard Transfer.
Arjutant General Brookes today an
nounced the transfer of First Lieuten-
ant e. J. McWenie of Las Vegas to
be Battalion Adjutant of the Third
Battalion of the First Regiment Of
Infantry of the National Guard.
Company Seeks Admission.
Superintendent of Insurance Jacobo
Chavez today received the application
of the Southwestern Surety Insurance
Company of Oklahoma to do business
in the territory. The company not
only writes surety bonds but also does
an accident and health insurance bus
mess.
Big Power Project.
r. H. Boulware and H. B. Johnson
of Silver City today filed application
for 100 second feet Of the flow of the
Illd IlNGI W DS ulfClI olC-lidAL
mile from Alum Camp for power pur-
poses. A concrete dam and headgate
are to be built, the entire proposition
to involve an outlay of $1,200,000.
Territorial Board of Education.
The territorial board of education
will meet on Thursday and Friday OF
next week. The special committee to
submit the outline of syllabus of the
required subjects for professional GER
tifcates, consisting of Superintendent
of Public Instruction ]. E. Clark
President C. M. Light of the New
Mexico Normal school at Silver City
and Professor J. T. Conway, superin
tendent of the Ration public schools
, will meet on Wednesday afternoon Of
next week to prepare their report
With them will meet Professor G. E
Hodgin of Albuquerque and President
B. S. Gowen of the New Mexico Norm
al University at Las Vegas.
Top Scale for Enumerators.
!. Census Supervisor Paul A. F. Wal
| ter today received official notification
that the enumerators for New Mexico
will receive higher compensation a
5 a whole than the enumerators of an,
, other state or territory. Two hun
r Idred and fifty of them will receive S
} a day; will receive $3.50 day
Q Sc will receive cents a name whicl
4 will enable them in the towns an
|, cities where this rate is fixed to max
t about Sc day; while few, who ar
to enumerate inmates of institution
will receive cents a name.
6 Guadalupe, Mora, Otero, Rio Arribs
. Sandoval, Sierra, Taos, Torrance
). Union and Valencia counties, the $
~ a day schedule has been fixed for e1
cry district. The census supervise
would like to receive applications fror
every district, especially from schoe
teachers, who would be willing t
serve in case of an emergency or Va
cancy occurring during the enumers
tion Or just before, or to take tn
|places of those whose applications Q
designations are rejected for som
reason or other by the Washingto
1t Office