Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-14
SUNNYS|DE DIS
PUTE SETTLED
Postoffice VIII Be in Future
Known by Historic Name
of Fort Sumner
INJUNCTION FOR OBSTRUCTION
jury Commissioners Appointed
Judgment Given in a
Garnishee Case.

Governor Curry today appointed c.
B. Martin of Luna, Socorro county, a
notary public
Incorporation.
Incorporation papers were hled TO-
day in the office of Territorial Sec
retary Nathan Jaffa by the Talco
Ranch Company of Mora, Mora coun-
ty with Rafael Romero as the desig-
mated agent The incorporators and
directors are: Rafael Romero 100
shares; Palemon Ortiz, trustee, OF
Clayton, 20 shares; Anita Romero Or
tiz of Clayton, 20 shares; Arthur ].
Romero, Alfonso A. Romero and Vim
cent F. Romero, 20 shares each and
all of Mora.
It's Fort Summer Now.
Governor Curry was notified today
that the postoffice department has or
dered the change of the name of the
postoffice at Fort Sumner, Guadalupe
county, from Sunnyside to Fort Sum-
ner, thus ending a long and acute
Insurance Company Admitted.
The Fidelity and Deposit Company
of Baltimore, Maryland, was today ad-
mitted to do business in New Mexico,
by Insurance Commissioner Jacobo
Chaves.
The National Slavonic Society of
Pittsburg, Pa has asked the New
Mexico Insurance Department for per-
mission to do business in New Mex1-
co.
Injunction Asked for.
In the district court for San Juan
county, a petition for AN injunction
and $500 damages, was filed today by
Frank A. Burdick, VS.. Joseph Moore,
Frank E. Nickel, Herman Hellekson,
Alonzo Frank Nicholson, w. T..
Holmes, Biffle Morris, Emmett Wall
ing and H. Raymond, for obstructing
a roadway between the John Brown
and Benning places in San Juan
county.
New Mexico Postoffice News.
O. w. Alexander, postmaster at
Cowles, San Miguel county, N. M,
was removed from Office TOR a viola
ton of the postal laws and regula-
tions. Henry D. Winsor was selected
to fill the vacancy.
Other postmasters appointed in
New Mexico are: Howard A. Bragg,
at Collinsville, Quay county, vice A.
G. Collins, resigned.
Dario Valdez, at Hebron, Colfax
county, vice A. E. Davis, resigned.
Fred P. Hawkins at Banks, Roose-
velt county, vice S. G. Smith, resign
ed.
Braxton D. Bonahannan at Prairie
View, Quay county, vice M. c. Hodges
resigned
Nestor T. Baca at Gallegos, Union
county, vice F. Gallegos, resigned.
Brificia Lucero at Naranjos, Mora
county, vice S. P. Sanchez, resigned.
George A. Compton at Pendleton
San Juan county, vice M. B. Schauf
resigned
Hondo postofice, Lincoln county
N. M. has been discontinued. Mai
10 l1Qnle.
Jury Commissioners Appointed.
Judge John R. McFie has appointed
James L. Seligman, Juan Shoemaker
and John Pflueger jury commissioners
Jury venires were issued today, re
turnable on February oath.
Judgment Given.
Judgment for $23695 was giveI
plaintiff today in the case of D. B
Grigsby VS.. w. P. Choate, and the E
Paso & Southwestern Railway, garni
shee.
Concerning School House Construc
ton.
Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton J. e. Clark today issued the fol
lowing circular:
We are mailing you herewith cop.
of designs and specifications TO
New Mexico public school buildings,
and beg to call your attention espec
tally to the following portions of tn
book:
Pages 4, and 6, concerning the siz
and location of the school site, tn
general structure and appearance Q
the school house, and the importan
item of ventilation.
Pages, II, 13 and IA concernin
heating, lighting and seating.
You will note that the plans show
in this book are for small school built
ings built of adobe, brick or lumber
On account of the fact that thes
buildings are small, the funds of tn
district usually limited, and the cl
mate of our territory such as to hardl
warrant the establishment of an e,
pensive heating plant, we have en-
phazied mainly the manner of heatin
school houses by the use of the stow
(Continued on Pace Eiuht)