Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-24
INSTITUTE
SCORES AGAIN
Military School Is Placed in
Distinguished List by War
Department
LUMBER CO. INCORPORATED
R. F. Asplund Tells of Fine
Work of Institutes in Four
Counties.

the following dispatch from James w
Wilson, superintendent Of the New
Mexico Military Institute:
institute again placed in distin
guished list by War Department"
This news is gratifying to New
Mexico and particularly to those who
are sending their sons to the insti
tute and to those who expect TO send
their boys there. A number of well
known Santa Feans have had theil
sons there during the past year and
the recognition of the high efficiency
of the institute by Uncle Sam through
its war department is bound to make
the institute of even greater utility
Mr.. Jaffa expressed pleasure at the
good news which he received last
night.
Lumber Company.
Articles of incorporation were filed
in the territorial secretary's office
yesterday afternoon by the Hondo
Lumber and Roofing Company at Ros-
well, Paul C. Wilson being named as
the New Mexico agent The company
is capitalized at 100000, with 300
shares at 500 and has $4,000 paid up
capital The directors are Paul C.
Wilson, 20 shares; James S. Cooper,
80 shares; C, J. Wagner so shares,
and William H. Artly, 80 shares. The
company intends to do a regular lum-
Der and real estate business.
Notary Public.
Acting Governor Jaffa today ap-
pointed one notary public: Leroy NJ.
Brown, at Albuquerque, Bernalillo
county.
Game and Fish Warden Gable has
received word from the Mogollon dis
trict that there is much complaint
down there among true sportsmen
over the dynamiting Of streams tC
catch fish instead of using the old
fashioned hook and line of Walton S
disciples. Mr.. Gable intends to have
strict watch kept and culpTits will
likely be given the penalty which is
$50 fine and Jail sentence.
Important Arrest.
Captain FornOff of the mounted po-
ice has received word from Mounted
Policeman w. E. Dudley that he has
arrested a man at Kenna charged
with statutory rape. The man has
been bound over TO the sheriff there
enc details of the arrest will be
b. ought here upon Mr. Dudley's ar
rival.
Recalls Mounted Police.
Captain Fornoff has recalled the
two mounted policemen he sent tC
Pueblo Bonto when he heard of the
killing of Richard Wetherill, the In
dian trader, because he has received
word that the Indian who did the
Shooting and others in the affair have
given themselves up. Travelling Au
ditOr C. Y. Stafford is at Farmingtor
where details of the shooting were
given out and is expected home il
a day or two and will likely furnish
more information.
Mr.. AspIund Back.
R. F. Asplund of the education de
rartment has returned from a triI
through four counties on educationa
I11,.t IN ,N1a
ell at the work of the institutes he
visited and at which he delivered
educational addresses. He found Al
attending the institute in Albuquer
que; 80 in Socorro; 40 at Belen, ant
s. at Las Vegas.
The teachers all appeared to bt
earnest and efficient" said Mr.. AS
p;und this morning, "and there was
a professional air about all of these
Institutes that showed business.
vi tied the normal school at Las We
saa and there too the work was graft
flying"
The education department is toda,
sending to all the Institutes tha
close July the list of questions fo
examination. These Institutes are il
Taos, Valencia, San Miguel and Cha
yes counties.
Attorney General F. w. Clanc!
writes: "There is an erroneous i'm
preston abroad that Governor Mills
absence from the territory will maxi
some delay in the progress of state
mood events. This is incorrect. /
he were in Santa Fe today he coulC
not hasten matters single day. Thu
first thing he has to do is to issue ;
proclamation for the election of dele
gates to the constitutional conven
ton, but the act of Congress provides
that that election cannot be held il
less than sixty days after the approx
al of the bill by the President. Th'
bill was approved June 20, so that W.
cannot have the election until Angus
20, and a few days delay in issuing
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