Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-12
GOVERNOR SENDS
HIS REPORT
Last to Be Made of the Terri
tory Of New Mexico and
Is a Good One
WANTED BY MOUNTED POLICE
Equalization Board Hears Expla.
nation Of That 100000
Assessment.

Assessment.
Governor Mills has appointed the
following notaries: Carl A. Bishop,
Santa Fe; Andrew Vanderwagen,
Zuni, Mckinley county.
Governors Report.
The annual report of Governor Mills,
and the last to be made to the Depart
ment of the Interior from New Mexi-
co, was mailed yesterday in its statis-
tics of New Mexico's progress.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: James Sutherland,
treasurer of Chaves county, $1,261.S9;
". H. Merchant, treasurer of Eddy
county, $7,371.91.
Wanted by Mounted Police.
The territorial mounted police today
telegraphed to Newton, Kansas, to
hold Mr.. and Mrs. Chrales Hesch of
Santa Fe, who left here yesterday aft
ernoon without saying goodbye to sew
eral local merchants.
Sending Out Books.
The Office force of the territorial
secretary is quite busy preparing to
send out registration books for the
November election. The books will
probably be mailed out tomorrow and
will make some formidable bundles.
More Good Roads Building.
M. R. Smythe, engineer for the
territorial good roads commission,
says he expects soon to begin the
construction of the new highway to
Mineral Hill and vicinity. Mr. Smythe
returned Saturday night from trip
to Tucumcari. He says he will be
gin soon the building of three roads
ir Quay county. Mr.. Smythe will be
busy man this winter. He will
maintain his headquarters in Las We
gas.
Teachers Certified.
The following Rio Arriba county
teachers have been awarded certifi
Gates by the department of education:
Second grade: Ralph Dixon, Sarah
Keller, Levi Martinez, Benjamin Mar
tinez, Eli Martinez, Higenia Mar
tinez, J. M. Ortiz, H. w. Treloggen,
Bell Wood, Laura Wood. Third grade:
Manuel Esquibel, Sarah Edwards, Lii
liam Schafranka, B. D. Trujillo, Man
uel s. Trujillo, Laura Whitlock.
New Incorporation.
Articles of incorporation were filed
today in the territorial secretary's of
flee by the Gallup Oil Association in
corporated at Gallup naming A. T
Hannett statutory agent. The com
pany is incorporated at 100000 con
sisting of 1000 shares at $10O each
The stockholders each of whom owns
/ share are: c. C. Manning, james
Sreddon, Charles Brown, Sam Bush
man, Thomas Leaden, George Keep
ers. W. L. Boyd, Nicholas Hengel, K
G. Myers, o. A. Vogel, E. Kinney, J
IA. Young, A. T. Hannett, T. Purdy
E. L. Coriell, Richard Lannigan, Lee
Lannigan, Martin Gleid, J. H. Nc
Adams, Elmer Wilson, H. G.. Wilson
A. Robertson, ]. L. Smell, j. M. Jacob
son. F. Metz. Total Y9,50O with which
the association begins business.
Board Of Equalization.
The board of equalization continued
in session today going over the as
sessment rolls of the 26 counties ant
hearing various appeals and othe
. assessment matters. Among thos'
who appeared before the board wer'
]. A. Israel, tax agent for the Colo
RADIO and Southern; Max Kahler, as
SCISSOR Of Sierra county, and numbe
Of other officials and citizens.
That Land Grant Matter.
The matter Of the remarkable II
crease In the assessment Of the Sal
Marcos Pueblo grant Of 1890 acre
I In southern Santa Fe county, was e1
Z planned to the territorial board 9
equalization yesterday, It being ev
dent, that It was not the fault Of tn
assessor, Trinidad Alarfd, but an 81
,or of the board Of county commission
ers, which thought the grant had 40
900 acres and fixed the valuation q
$40 an acre.
Lucero Did Not Get His Man.
Felipe Lucero, sherin Of Dona An
1 county. has returned from Perkin'
Nebraska, where he went to arrest
4. Hoffman. Hoffman bought min
cars of cattle from w. w. Cox lai
spring and gave check for 1892 Q
an eastern bank, the check afterward
proving valueless Mr.. Cox was the
obliged to go to Denver. where tn
cattle had been shipped, and dispos
Il OF them at heavy loss. Hoffman r
fused to make good, and Cox got bus
Sheriff Lucero took the matter up K
Cox and the hight began. A reQuia
tion obtained from Governor MIL
aus-was served on HOFFMAN in Nebra
rs ka. still no action could be obtaine
Iss and MI. Cox Wired his attorneys /
Denyer to 60 to Nebraska At ono
g s5 norman protested and fought 4
VA ease up to Governor Aldridge, who 4
sS cided that Hoffman was under u
N 5 laws of Nebraska and not New Me-
b leo.
WOMAN AVIATOR MAKES
NEW RECORD IN FRANcl
W eAi E#x 3sssl
\ ~, s,,ac,al Leased wire to New Mexicai
puoy. France Sept. IL Heller