Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-29
NEW COMPANY
INCORPORATED
Governor Mills Appoints E.
c. Champion Trustee of
Miners Hospital
CATCH ALLEGED COW Thief
Mounted Police Asked to Locate
Joseph P. Keating of
Marion Co, Ohio.

Governor NILS mas appointed h. I. !
Champion OF Ration a member OF the
board of trustees OF the Miners hos /
pital OF New Mexico at Ration vice
George E. Lyon. resigned. Mr. Lyon
found il impossible to attend
the meetings of the board as he is |
away from Ration so much and at pres /
ent is at Ocean Beach. Calf Gov |
ernor Mills said today that Mr.. Lyon
has made an excellent trustee OF the
board.
Deputy Coal Gil Inspector.
1t is very likely that Hon. Nestor
Montoya, the Albuquerque editor and
legislator will be named deputy coal
oil inspector at Albuquerque to sue
ceed the late Thomas S. Hubbell.
Catch Cow Thief.
Mounted Policeman Rafael Gomez
arrested Harry Hoffman, aged 40
years, at Cerrillos. charged with
stealing cattle. Hoffman now is in
the county Jail under $500 bond
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
at the local land office yesterday:
Carrie Berkshire, Espanola Aimarine
Hale. Boston: Clemante Lueras, Will
lard; Mariana c. Chavez, Burley; Do
roteo, Apodaca, Trementina; Da1-
id P. Gallegos, Monero.
Where is Mr.. Heating?
The mounted police have been asked
to locate Joseph P. keating, who for
merly resided in Marion county,
Ohio, and who has not been heard OF
| by his brother ]. c. Keating, for four
teen years Heating is said to have
worked for the Santa Fe.
Quay county's New Treasurer
/ The board of county commissioners
OF Quay county has appointed Lee G.
Pearson, manager Of The Tucumcari
Lumber company, to succeed c. II.
! Chenault as county treasurer of this
county. Upon the advice of friends
Mr. Chenault resigned his office as
treasurer. Mr.. Pearson was appoint
ed to the office after an almost two
days caucus by the board, there being
Il applicants for Tia position. ..
New Company.
Articles of incorporation we're filed
in the territorial secretary's Office by
the Wagon Mound Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company which is capitaliz
ed at $25 900 consisting OF 100 shares
at $40 each. The incorpOTators and
the shares they hold are: A. MaeAr
thur, a. Epimenio MARTINEZ. 50; ST.
mon Vorenberg, 100; Walter Green
wood, 200; Manuel Pattenghe, 81 A.
E. Northwood, 80; w. NJ. Wiegand, );
J. R. Aguilar, 80; ]. Frank Curns 10;
J. Gordon Smith, 4; and W. J.. Blatt.
man 5.
The duration of the new company
is to be 40 years and the directors are
the first four stockholders named,
with J. R. Aguilar, president.
Good Road For Quay County.
The board of county commissioners
Of Quay county, composed of R Stub
bins, J. NJ. Hodges and w. A. Dod'
son, with R. p. Donohoo. clerk have
decided to assist the territory in the
guiding of wagon road over the
Cap Rock in the southern part of the
county. Charles Kohn, who brought
the matter to their attention has ap'
peared before the good roads commits.
sion and obtained an appropriation
sufficient to build the road provided
Quay county appropriates $400 Of the
, needed amount The finished road
, will cost approximately $4,000 r is
: estimated and will mean many thou
sands of dollars to the county.
National Guard Orders.
i In compliance with instructions
!, from the war department. contained
; in letter (23024) dated April %. 1911
as modified by telegram from chief
' division of militia affairs, dated Apri
: 2S, 1911, the following named officers
: of the National Guard of New Mexico
: will proceed to San Diego. California
and report to the commanding genera
of the maneuver camp on May II tt
: participate in joint encampment
' maneuver, and field instruction of th'
' regular army and militia, viz:
Major E. p. Bujac, 1st infantry
' Carlsbad
Captain P. E. Dessauer, 1st infantry
) Las Cruces.
' Captain o. F. Elder, LIST infantry
' Tucumcari.
y The period of attendance will be lin
tied to fourteen days exclusive 0
the time required to travel to an
, from the camp. The officers will TAX
with them their full field equipmen
8 including bedding and mess XII
d Tentage will be supplied by the cam
Il commander The pay Of the officer
n will be met from the appropriate
n "Encampment and Maneuvers, o.
- ganized Militia" The payment wi
be made by paymasters of the regula
army after muster by proper officer
of the army, and before the depal
y ture of the militia officers from tn
' camp. Each militia officer selected t
' attend the maneuvers should submit
y a copy of the order to the paymaste
' at the maneuver camp. Officers
: mounts will not be taken but noun
: ed officers will take their horse equiI
: ments.
The chief quartermaster, depar
ment of tha Colorado will issue trans