Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-20

T
is counties has built down the Hondo,
would furnish u splendid highway
from AlamoBOrdo to Roswell by way
Of Tnlarosa, Mescalero and Lincoln,
Tomorrow, superintendent Sullivan
viii leave on a lengthy trip to san
Juan county to examine into the irrl-
cation ana water situation there. lie
said that IN the Sacramento ana
White mountains every stream and
arroyo is running bank full giving an
iniimation Of the vast storage posi-
bilities in that section, for most OF
the water now runs to waste In he
sands. lie reports that the big power
proposition on the Fresno. half way
between A~lamogordo and Cloudcrolt.
rs about 10 be constructed.
Measuring the Rio Grande
-Hydrographer j. b. Stewart and
Wilson w. Mills went to Buckman's
today TO measure the flow of the hio
Grande.
Today the New Mexico national
guard rifle team arrived at Camp
Perry. ohio, for the annual national
guard competition. Tomorrow ana
Saturday will be spent in preliminary
practice while the regular match be-
gins on Monday and ends on August
IS. The can Is expected home on
August 20. 1t left Las Vegas on a
| special Pullman and was composed OF
the following: Captain NJ. ;. MURRAY
Of Roswell. team captain; Capta'1 r..
r.. Dessauer of Las Cruces. team
| COACH: Captain George f.. Morrison
Of Las Vegas, team spotter: Lieuten-
! ant james Baca Of Santa Re, range
officer; members Of team; Colonel
I. G.. Abbott OF santa Fe; Colonel,
Robert Smart Of albuquerque; Major
Ludwig w 1lfeld OF Las Vegas; Cap
| f,t,, -. ,Ing Aippfu- nf SANTA Eas IlRu-I
tenant Walter Il. Ames, Las Cruces;
| Lieutenant Frank c. Bluemlein Of
Clovis; Lieutenant Bertram H.
| Schwcrdtforger OF Carlsbad; .Licutcn-
ant Clarence ~. Head Of ~Albuquer-
Due; Lieutenant Albert y. Hayward.
of Las Vegas. Corporal Lewis ~
Marsh of Santa Fee First Sergeant
Joshua d.. Powers OF Las Vegas; Cor
poral Harry O.. Hogle OF santa ke'
Sergeant Ralph En0s 0f Santa Fe;
color Sergeant j. u. Mcllusnes OF
Ccrrillos; Private Burt y, Dietrich of
Roswell.
Notarics Public Appointed
Governor Mills today appointed The
following notarIes public: Ansehro
Gonzales of sanchez, San Miguel
county. aud Reason w. Penn of Red
River, Taos county.
RcauisitioD Signed.
Governor Mills signed a %requisition
today for q fugitive from Justice but
rs the man Is not yet under arrest,
| particulars are suppressed for the
present,
The session of the territorial SUI
prcme court was very brief this fore
noon, only long enough to convene,
to swear In Fred Mcdonald Of clovis
as an attorney of the court, and to-
adjourn.
New Bonding Company.
The American Bonding company OF
baltimore. has made application to
superintendent Of Insurance %Jacobol
ChaNcs to do a burglary insurance
business.
Educational Association.
The executive committee OF the New
Mexico Educational association an
nounces that the annual convention
win be held this year ut East Las
Vegas from December - to 20. The
committee has selected Professor
John H. Wagner Of Las Cruces as
vice president OF the association. Su-
perintcudent of Public instruction J.
h. clark is The president
lie spent Monday at Cloudcroft
whore he made the opening address
for the c~hautauqua. He says that the
new hotel which will have 81 rooms,
viii be completed by fall n VIII
Doe d zine structure. The ch%autauqua,
although his is It's first year. is quite
70 success. TUESDAY Was spent at Ala-
npgordo. where the blind asylum Was
visited and inspected ana where many
uropir called un the governor. In the
afternoon a trip was made TO La II.
nnd in the evening To T%ularosa. where
Territorial Engineer Vernon l.. Sui
livnn WAS met on his return home.
\ reception was rendered the governor
10y The citizens of Tularosa. Governor
Mills was the guest at Tularosa OF
eN-tuNernor Curry, n cannot speak
too highly of the hospitality and the
prosperity OF the people I'm the Tula-
rosa valley which he calls a Veritablc
garden spot. Magnificent fruit ISL
raised here. including such sub-trop-
iCal products rs almonds aud figs. A.
visit a. the r. :. Connell chicken
ranch, proved "a revelation. Here IN
less thnn twelve acres has been built
Up an industry that last year took In
$4,000. with an average daily output
of two thousand eggs Governor
Mills took particular notice on his
trip OF the Improvements and growth
Of Carrizozo. Ancho. Corona and 9th
or points along the III Paso & SOUTH
western railway and admired the
pumping sN stcm and plant by which
the waters of Bonito are carried
across the White mountains to towns
on the plains, 1t was "a most de-
lightful trip" said Governor Mills,
"and the growth and Advancement
made since ] last visited that section
is nothing short OF marvellous aud
gives an inkling Of the tremendous
development possibilities tina exist
over thc vast extent OF this common
wealth. No man can foretell the ire
mcndous development that the ncar
future Will bring