Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-14
SUPREME COURT
OPENS TOMORROW
Many Important Cases on the
Docket and May Take
a Fortnight
TAOS TEACHERS CERTIFICATES
Gallup Independent Oil Com
Incorporated with $780,
900 Capital.


900 Capital.
The territorial supreme court opens
tomorrow and already three Of the
associate justices are here, working
on opinions and preparing for the
term of court They are Judge Ed
ward R. Wright of the sixth district,
with residence at Alamogordo; Judge
M. c.. Mechem of the seventh dis
trict, whose home is at Socorro and
Judge John R. McF4e of the first dis
trict with residence at Santa Fe.
Judge Ira A. Abbott of Alhuquer-
que, and Judge Frank w. Parker, OF
Las Cruces, were expected this after
noon. Chief Justice Pope will arrive
from Roswell tomorrow and Associ-
ate Justice Clarence J. Roberts OF
Ration, will also be here tomorrow.
There are at least IS cases to come
up and some of them are very I'm.
portant, including the Lincoln county
court house case which has been the
source of more or less excitement. It
is thought the court will be in ses-
sion for fortnight or longer.
Alleged Cattle Thief.
Mounted Policeman Rafael Gomez
has arrested Jose Ram lrez
who is charged with cattle stealing.
He has been taken to San Rafael, Va
lencia county.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the sum of $1,067.6S
from R. G. Palmer, treasurer of Union
county, and $2.50O from the road fund
and 1915 from the game and fish war
den.
colfax County institute.
The Colfax county institute opened
this morning in the Ration high school
building with President C. M. Light
of the Silver City Normal, present as
conductor.
Gone to Socorro. s
Superintendent of Public Instruction
j. E. Clark has gone to Socorro on ed
ucational matters. He is expected
back the middle OF the week. Terri
torial Engineer Charles D. Miller Is
in Ell Paso and is not expected back
for few days.
Back From -carrizozo.
Leroy o. Moore, chief of the field
division of the U. S. Land Office has
returned from Carrizozo and Alamogor
do where he attended important hear
ings in land cases.
L.. Gillett, mineral inspector of the
land office, has returned from San
Juan county where he has been look
ing over irrigation enterprises. This
is in line with the new work of the de-
partment to investigate irrigation pro.
jects.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
at the Santa Fe land office Saturday:
Juan Cristobail Trujillo, Wagon
Mound; Augustin L1cero, Aurora;
Clarence c. Gregory, Nolan; Antonio
sedillo, fatigue; George F. Fincke,
Moriarty; Edna L. Hyer, Willard;
Clyde A. Ransom Aztec; Lesandro
villanueva, Rivera; Narciso Gallegos,
Casa Grande; Jesus Gallegos, Salt
Lake: Ursula Trujillom, Wagon
Mound
Civil Service Examinations.
The U. s. civil service commission
.,rc c~~o,,poo ,vor,ino fiono for tho M,
sition of assistant observer, United
States weather bureau, to be held on
the 18th of October, 1911, at the fol-
lowing points in and near to New
Mexico: Santa Fe and Roswell, New
Mexico; Denver, Durango, Grand
Junction and Pueblo, Colo, Amarillo,
Ell Paso, Houston and San Antonio,
Texas. Information may be obtained
+ by addressing the commission, Wash
ington, D. G.
Found Roads Good.
Wilson Mills, son of the governor,
has returned from Las Vegas whittier
he went in the governors e. NJ. F..
car. He reports that the roads be.
tween here and the Medow City are
In good shape and that the trip was
a most delightful one, no accidents Of
any kind marring 1t. Herbert Gehring
q well known young man of Las We.
gas, and John w. Roberts the execu-
tive clerk at the capitol, returned
with him.
Teachers Certificates.
The following Taos county teachers
have been awarded third grade certifi-
Gates by the department Of education:
J. F. Manchego, Casandra NJ. Brown,
Maria A. Chacons Juanita, Clouthier,
Romulo Dominguez, Jose Ines Dom
inguez, Felix Garcia, Maria Gonzales,
Margaret Gusdorf, David Lucero. Selso
E. Martinez, Thomas P. Martinez, All.
tonic Martinez, Tonita D. Martinez,
Jacob Mondragon, Richard F. Oakley.
2 Jose U. Ortega, Eliseo 2Ortega, Pablo
4 Quintana, Cristobal Quintana, J. F.
Quintana, Mrs. o. Rodriguez, Reflgio
Trujillo. Anita Trujillo.
New Company.
Articles Of incorporation were fled
1 today in Territorial Secretary Jafka'i
once by the Gallup Independent on
Company with Office at Gallup, Nc
Kinley county, and naming Alfred
Ruiz as statutory agent. sss
The capital stock is 100000 con
sisting of 100000 shares at 81 each
\ and the stockholders are all Of Gal
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