Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-28
GOVERNOR BACK
FROM ENCAMP PMEhI.
Was Guest Of Honor at Many
Social Affairs In and
Out Of Camp
DOVE SEASON OPENS AUG. /
New Yorker Asks MIR Jaffa's
Permission to Introduce
"Hygienic" Cigarettes.

"Hygienic" Cigarettes.
Governor William J. Mills returned
at noon today from Las Vegas and
Camp Mills where he inspected the
encampment of the national guard,
and was the guest of honor at many
dinner and social functions of great
brilliance.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Ctero
has received the sum of $1134.22 from
James A. Baird treasurer of Otero
county and $3.50 from Game and Fish
Warden Thomas P. Gable.
Dove Season August 1.
The dove season opens Tuesday, Au-
gust 1 and those who wish to shoot
the gentle birds will kindly see that
they get out their licenses in time.
Record Breaking Entries.
On Tuesday; July rs, the number OF
land, entries filed at the local land
office was IS which was record
breaker for this year. It shows that
the news of the heavy rains and boun-
tiful crops is bringing settlers to the
Sunshine State.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
a. the Santa Fe land office yesterday:
Charles w. Cameron, Flora; Candido
s. Sanchez, fatigue; Marcus Berry,
Tres Piedras; Willis Vandiviere, Lo-
bo; Luis M. Sierra, Cerro; Sila Brow
en-, Rita; Ricardo Gonzales, Red River;
Margaret L. Crowder, Ration; Ernest
L. Lifts, Aztec; Frances NJ. Mcdonald,
Wagon Mound; Leonidas Montoya,
Chilli; Trinidad Martins, Hyer; ia
cinto Orti, Rowe.
Teachers Certificates.
Chief Clerk Rupert F. Asplund of
the department of education announc-
ed today the names of the following
teachers in Valencia county who will
receive certificates: Second grade
Sarita Montoya, Lillian Pohl and
Amelia Raft Third grade-Gregoria
Abeyta. Amador Abeyta, Rena NJ Chill
dears, Barbarita Montoya, Lucy Mon
toya, Adelaide Sais, Rafaelita Sais,
Danacio Salazar, Alberto Sanchez,
Manuela Sanchez and Manuel San
chez.
Troops Home Sunday Evening.
1t it said that the boys from Santa
Fe in companies E and will arrive
home at 6:15- p. m. Sunday, and If SO
it is safe to say the girls of Santa
Fe will be at the depot to extend them
warm welcome home.
Colonel Jose D. Sena of the gover-
nor's staff has returned from Camp
Mills and says that both companies,
E. and F, are making fine appear
ance, Company E being especially
prominent in numbers and in the will
ingness of every man in to do anything
he is told. Lieutenant Young of the
U. S. army told Colonel Sena tnat he
was very well impressed with COM
pany E, which of course, is news that
will delight their Santa Fe relatives
and friends.
A "Hygienic" Cigarette.
A cigarette firm in New York city
sent Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaf-
ia a package of what is called "hy-
gienic cigarettes" asking him If there
is any law against. selling such an
article in New Mexico The cigarettes
look like the average paper wrapped
weed, but the wrapper is really of an
asbestos preparation and does not
burn up, allowing only the tobacco to
be consumed. This is said to be of
hygienic value in reducing the amount
Of nicotine, etc. Mr.. Jaffa was seen
smoking one of the cigarettes and az
far as he could ascertain from look
ing at the law books and at the cigar
cite smoke there is no law against
them in this territory.
Just how the state of Kansas would
take to the new variety of coffin
tacks" as they are called in that state,
remains to be ascertained.
Mr.. Miller Inspects Roads.
THE good roads Office is particu'
larly anxious that the people of Ber.
nalillo county should be satisfied
with the work done on the road north
Of this CITY," said Territorial Engineer
Charles D. Miller in Albuquerque yes
terday. Mr.. Miller will go out to In
spect the road in company with
members Of the county commission
and the commercial club good roads
committee. Mr.. Miller says that he IL
confident that the chief need Of the
road is to- have the surface dragged
and smoothed down as the body OF
foundation Is strongly and perma
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