Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-01
GOVERNOR WILL GO
TO CHAUTAuQuA
Superintendent Clark Will
Be There On Education
Day." August a
FINE MsN|TuTE At CLOVIS
Two New Companies File lncor.
poration Papers in Mr..
Jaffa's Office.

Governor Mills is scheduled to
speak on Saturday at the chautauqua
at Mountainair when the resources
convention will be held. The govern.
or returns this afternoon from Taos
where he attended a reception in his
honor and also went over road mat.
ters with Territorial Engineer C. D
Miller.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion J. E. Clark will go to the Chau-
tauqua to take part in the exercises
on Education Day, which will be Fri
day, August 4.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasury M. A. Oter0
has received the following sums for
the treasury: Eugenio Romero, treas
urer of San Miguel county, $9S2.66;
Tito Melendez of Mora county, $475.87.
Dove Season Opens.
The season for killing doves opened
today and many licenses were taken
out. So far as can be ascertained no
one anticipated the season by shoot
ing doves on Sunday, however, fav-
orable the weather and great the in.
clination.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
at the Santa Fe land Office yesterday:
George E. Kelsey, Progreso; David M
Pearson, Juan Ensevio Martinez, John
J. Kelly, Questa; Edward ]. Nc.
Weine, East Las Vegas; Eduardo San.
: doval, Sapello; Marietta M. England.
Gallup; Julian Ribera, Ojo Caliente;
Rosendo Gallegos, Jemez Springs;
Richard A. Shearer, Mineral Hill.
Postal Matters.
A postoffice has been established at
Palomas Springs, Sierra county.
Avellno Estrada has been commits
stoned a postmaster at Tcementina,
N. M.
Teachers Certificates.
Third grades teachers certificates
have been awarded by the department
of education as follows:
Lincoln county: Mrs. Elna Ford,
Lurlyne Layne and Mrs. ]. C. Nave.
Mora county: Lulu Upton, Tobias
Arellano, Lucrecia Cruz, David Cruz,
Roberto Cruz, BENJAMIN Gaudert, Bias
Gallegos, Bersabi Romero, j. J. Ro.
nero, Eugenio Romero, Renis Romero,
and Casimiro Trujillo.
Back From Clovis
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton J. E. Clark is back from Clovis
where he attended the county teach
ers' institute with which he says he
was well pleased. The institute is at
tended by no less than ninety teachers
and they are all enthusiastic. The
work is being conducted by V. L.
Griffin, the local superintendent; w.
s. Bishop, superintendent of schools
at Artesia; John H. Vaughn, as con.
ductor, from the New Mexico College
Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts who
is a very popular worker and G. l.
Mersfelder, the county school superin.
tendent.
New Companies.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the territorial secretary's Of.
fee by the Bank of Dawson, Colfax
county, which is incorporated at $780,
900, consisting Of 300 shares at 500
each. The stockholders are George
Notman, 294; James Douglas, A. G.
\ James, G. H. Dodge, James Mclean,
\ E. Hayward Ferry each one share, and
all Of New York City, and T. H
O'Brien, Of Dawson, share. Mr.
O,Brien is named as the statutory
agent.
\ Articles OF incorporation were also
hled by the Merchant Live Stock Com
pany at Carlsbad, Eddy county, J. D
Merchant being named as agent with
residence at Carlsbad. The company
H. incorporated at $161,OO0 consisting
Of 161 shares at $1,000 each. The
shareholders are c. w. Merchant o.
Abilene, 70; ]. D. Merchant, 26; L
2. Merchant, 26, and w. H. Mer
chant, 10, all OF Carlsbad.
Financial Statement.
Travelling Auditor John Joerns has
made q statement showing the finan
cial condition Of the offices of the
county treasurers at tine close of bust
ness June 80, 1911, and as usual Ber
nalillo county headed the list Will
e117,143.64 for its balance, July l. San
Ia Fe county has $64,677.77. The fol
lowing figures by counties show frs
the receipts Of the month, than thu
disbursements Of the month and final
~ the balance July /:
Bernalillo, $5O,49S.43, $17,9S9.26-
$117,14s.64.
Chaves. $35,771.43, $47.5s1.52- $s5.
ES47.11.
colfax. ;2c,so1.s1. ;2s,24s.ss. ,ss.
75s.53.
Curry, ,lo,osS.ss, .s.oa7.ss ,a4,
Iss0.4S.
Dona Ana. ;s4,as7s7, ;17a.ss.se-
SEQ ,421.os.
FHddy. ,so,71s.1s, ,1s,sa4.ss- ,5s.
Grant, ;l5.l47ls. ,l7.oss.ss- 81
715.9S.
Guadalupe. ;1o,1es.os, s5,e51.1o, 1872
077.sS.
Lincoln, s27,s7z17. ,2,s25.eo. ;ss
1928. 4
Luna. ,s.a41.s7, ,1s.so1.s7. sss,1s4
81.
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