Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-01
HE ALSO
KIDNAPPED?
Mounted Police Office Is
Asked to Find San An
tonic Deaf Mute
NEW MILITARY INSTRUCTOR
Changes in Clerical Force of
Territorial Secretary
Nathan Jaffa.

The New Mexico Mounted Police
received an urgent request this morn
ing from San Antonio, Texas, asking
that the police authorities of New
Mexico aid in locating Daniel O. Wei
ing, young man of San Antonio,
Texas, who is a deaf mute and who
has been missing. He is described as
feet Z inches tall; weight 155 pounds
and having a smooth, full face, dark
hair and light blue eyes and very
white, even teeth" Any information
of his whereabout is to be sent to
his father A. H. Wefing, 525 San Pedro
avenue, San Antonio, Texas.
New Instructor.
A dispatch has been received from
washington that the request of Ad-
iutant General Brookes which was ap
proved by Governor Mills for the ap-
pointment of Captain Michael S. Muir
ray, as instructor of the New Mexico
National Guard, has been granted.
Over a year ago efforts were made to
get an additional instructor of the
guard but the request has just been
allowed Captain Murray will have
charge of the work in the Pecos val.
ley, while the adjutant general con-
tinues as instructor in this section.
Captain Murray is captain of Light
Battery A, New Mexico National
National Guard with headquarters at
Roswell.
Inspection Tonight.
Colonel w. S. Barlow, professor of
military sciences and tactics, New
Mexico Military Institute, at Roswell
arrived in the city this afternoon and
will inspect Company E, at the arm
ory tonight He will inspect Company
F Monday night. His arrival here has
naturally aroused keen interest among
the guard as there has been much
drilling lately preparing for inspec-
ton.
Colonel Barlow is a native of New
York City and is very efficient off
Ger.
Sale of San Juan County Land.
Land Commissioner R. P. Ervien
will make another attempt to sell at
public auction the farm at Farming
ton, San Juan county, which escheat-
ed to the territory by its owner dying
intestate and leaving no heirs. At the
first sale, not sufficiently was bid for
the farm and it was withdrawn. The
second sale is set for May s, and will
be made by Assistant Attorney Gen
eral H. s. Clancy.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury. Eugenio Romero, treas
urer San Miguel county, $50327; from
Game and Fish Warden Gable, $2775;
Edward F. Stafford, clerk of the first
district, clerks fees $S6625.
Seeks Admission.
The Amarillo National Life Insur
ance Company of Amarillo, Texas, ap'
piled to Insurance Commissioner ia
cobo Chaves for admission to the Ter
ritory.
Land Entries.
The following We're the land entries
at the local land Office yesterday: En-
rique Sisneros, Cuervo Louis Mar
tinez y Lujan, Willard; Filomenic
Chavez, Progreso; Tomas Baca, Wa
gon Mound; Peter Adamson, Fruit
land.
incorporation.
Articles of incorporation were flee
in the territorial secretary's Office by
the Buffalo-New Mexico Mines Co.
which is capitalized at $1,000,000 O.
which 100000 has been subscribed il
stock. The chief Office in New Mexico
is Red River, Taos county, and A. c
Probert is the agent The incorpora
tors are William w. Rope, Joseph F
Rooney, Robert B. Rope and Frederick
w. Rope.
Changes in Force.
There have been several changes
in the clerical force of Territoria
Secretary Jaffa, as there is less worl
for his Office now that the details aris
ing from the constitutional convention
have been attended to- Miss Grace
Williamson, stenographer, has beel
appointed stenographer in the offic
OF Territorial Engineer Charles Z
Miller, and E. D. Lujan who has he'll
position in the office has gone t
Las Vegas.
Cattle Sanitary Board.
The cattle sanitary board meetin
which was to have been held at Alb,
querque on April 5th, has been noe
poned for five days and will accor,
ingly be held on April 10th. At thi
time some very important report
will be submitted to the members
the board for their consideration.
klock Will Fight.
Il shall take all necessary steps
protect my legal rights" was all tn
statement that George S. Klock. di
trict attorney would make yesterda
at Albuquerque in regard to the a
pointment by the governor of Juds
E. A. Mann to succeed Mr.. Klock. A
torneys Burkhart and Staab, for Klot
would say nothing yesterday, decli
ing to take the case into the new
papers, but it is understood M
Klock and his counsel are confidel
of the ultimate success of their cas-
The matter hinges chiefly on the que
ton as to whether or not the distri