Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-03
APPLICATIONS
ARE REJECTED
Territorial Engineer Vernon
L. Sullivan Disposes
of a Number
SENDING OUT CONSTITUTIONS
1t VIII Take Fifteen Hundred
Dollars Worth of Stamps
to Do 1t.

1
liyan has compiled the irrigation law
of New Mexico and the CONSTITUTIONAL
provisions covering irrigation, in
neat 25 page pamphlet just from the
press of the New Mexican Printing
Company. He deserves much credit
for this work. Copies of the pamph-
let may be had on application to him.
Good Roads Inspection Trip
Territorial Engineer Vernon l.. Sui
ivan, Assistant Engineer Charles u
Miller and Land Commissioner X. r
Ervien will leave this evening on
good roads inspection trip to Demlng'
the Mesilla valley and other points IN
southern New Mexico where work on
good roads is in progress.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otefo
TODAY received the handsome sum OF
s13 O99 76 from Land Commissioner
R. p. Ervien, of which $7,642.76 goes
into the common school income fund
and the remainder is distributed
among institutional funds.
Many Applications Rejected.
Territorial Engineer Vernon l.,
Sullivan today rejected many water
rights applications, in most OF the
cases, the rejection being matter OF
form to clear the way for the rat11l'
cation of applications by the same
parties or for similar purposes. The
applications rejected were: James M.
Carr of Deming. for failure to com
plete project near Florida mountains;
No. 1877, L. D. Pointer ct al, of Liber'
ty, San Juan county, for failure 10
complete; Nos. 222 to 297, the Glia
Farm Company, for power and lrrlga-
tion, because the 800 foot dam pro-
posed is impractical and another ap'
plication is pending for a more feast
BILE project; No. 4S4, Hardwick &
Highsmith, rejected, because OF su
preme court ruling that seepage wa
ter is not subject to appropriation.
Application Granted.
Territorial Engineer Vernon L. SUI
livan today approved the application
of F. w. Lowry of Denver, for the
waters of White Water Creek, trib
utary of the San Francisco, in the
Nogollon district, Socorro county, fol
power and milling purposes.
The application of the Gila River
Power Company for a $4,000 horsepoW
er project, was approved. Silver CIT!
and New York people are in back o.
the project. The applicants filed
$4,000 bond to complete their project
Appeals in Water Cases.
The appeal of the Ranches Orchard
and Land Company of Taos from tn'
decision of Territorial Engineer Yer
non T, Sullivan to the terrttoria
board of water commissioners ha
been withdrawn. Appeals were hle'
today in ten cases, by the Fort Sum
ner g. Pecos Land Company, the U1
ton Lake, Land and Water Company
and A. Jones, all on the Pecos rive
north of Roswell. The application
were recently rejected by Territoria
Engineer Vernon L. Sullivan becaus
the waters of the Pecos have been az
nropriated for the Carlsbad project, t
an extent twice the present flow.
Change of Agent.
The Twin Peaks Mining and Mil
ing Company of Twin Peaks, Gran
county, today filed with Territoria
Secretary Nathan Jaffa certlf1cat
that H. J. Armstrong has been SUI
ceeded as statutory agent by +. "
Wagner.
Distribution of Constitution.
Mrs Farmer and Mrs. Lesson, proc
readers in the office of Territorial SCI
retary Nathan Jaffa have complete
their task of reading proof on tn
constitution, and the force OF thlrtee
extra clerks has addressed 25,OO0 el
velopes of the 1900 to be sent OF
to the voters with copies OF the const
tuition enclosed. Supreme Court Cler
Jose D. Sena has today complete
the task of translating the constlt'
ton into Spanish. The mailing OF tt
English constitutions will begin me-
week and will take more than Sl,5l
worth of stamps, an expenditure thi
will considerably swell the local pos
Office receipts for December, which
a heavy month anyway on account
Christmas.
Work for Mounted Police.
Mounted Policeman Rafael Come
who has just recovered from spe
of illness, will tomorrow leave fl
southern Santa Fe county to inves
gate the killing of COW belonging
Anastacio Martinez and part of II
carcass of which was found nil
miles south of this city, only the hil
quarters, and the shanks Of the al
NAL being removed by the thief
Special Postal Service.
Washington, Dec 3.-The speci
postal service to Hansonburg, Soct
no county from San Antonio has be-
ordered discontinued on and after [
cember Is.