Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-26
NATIONAL GUARD
WILL PARADE
Companies E and F and the
Band to Take Part In Me-
mortal Exercises
LAID GABLE 600 FEET LONG
Supreme Court May Meet In
Adjourned Session Here
June /.

June ].
While the governor is away, thor
ough cleaning and polishing of the
floors, and furniture in his offices
have taken place and the rooms will
present spick and span appearance
upon his return tonight or tomorrow.
Get Their Commissions.
Washington. May 26.--William l.
Taylor of Hayden, N. NJ. and Earl T.
Wiley of Lyden, N. M, have been com.
missioned postmasters.
Supreme Court.
The supreme court will probably
meet in Santa Fe for an adjourned
session on June 1. The court will
likely be in session only day or two
and then adjourn until August Is.
Land Ertries.
The following were the land entries
at the local land office yesterday:
Benito Romero Galisteo; Pedro A.
Chaves, MAXWELL Frank Koenig,
Pennington; Frederick Valverde,
Jemez; Clarence B. Wallace, Moriar-
ty;; Lester l.. Burns, Lone Wolf, Ikla.;
Susan w. Burrows, Pennington.
Elected Second Lieutenant.
At meeting of Battery A of the
National Guard at Roswell, which was
attended by 25 members, Stable Serg.
cant S. R. Hobbie was elected second
lieutenant to succeed Lieutenant Ross
L. Malone who has removed to Hager,
man. Hobbie received 16 of the %
votes over two other candidates.
Escaped From Road Working Gang.
John Hart, sentenced from Chaves
county for larceny of meat cattle.
Paul Owen, sentenced from Colfax
county for larceny of horse, Jack
Padgett, sentenced from Chaves coun-
ty for larceny, escaped from the road
gang working at Tecolote Hill, on May
oath, at midnight. A reward of $500
is offered for their capture.
Laid Two Cables.
photographer Robert L. Cooper OF
the engineers office, has returned
from trip to Tecolotito on the Pecos
river where he laid cable and from
Logan on the Canadian river where he
erected 60a,foot cable 40 feet above
the river. These will be used to assist
photographers crossing the streams
which they visit when they measure
the water flow
Prisoners for the Pen.
The following are the names of the
prisoners who were brought to the
penitentiary by Sheriff Charles l.
Ballard OF Chaves county: Frank l.
Boscoe, Sistillio Garcia and Frank
~-Marsten, each 2 to 3 years for forg
cry; Francisco Ramos 2 IL to 3 years
assault; Carnacion Miranda two and 3
half to three years, assault and Ber
nardo Pasquez, to years, larceny
Walter Cecil, months, perjury.
Nationa lGuard Orders.
Adjutant General A. s. Brookes is.
sued an order today for the First Reg.
iment Band and Companies E and
OF the New Mexico National Guard to
take part in the Memorial Day exer
cises in the National cemetery on
May 80. The companies will be under
the command of Colonel E. Abbott OF
the next ranking officer and all men
are required to report to Major Fred
Muller who is in charge of the parade
Concessions on National Forests.
While it Is NOT generally under
: stood, it is of considerable interest
Z to know that the forest service viii
rent lands for hotel or residence pur
!, poses on any of it's forests. 1t wa!
only the other day that prominen
local man expressed a desire to bu!
a lot on the Pecos forest to loca
forest officer, and in answer to tina
wish the following information wa
obtained: "The forest service doe
not sell land on any of its forests TO
any purpose whatever. Land is rente,
to responsible persons for hotels, res
dences and cabins. Tenure is prat
tically exclusive so long as the occu
pant does not infringe on the publ
rights. Hotels can secure the use O
from one to three acres of land TO
from $25 to $50 year. Residence
can have the same amount for hal
the sum mentioned. tProspectors O
miners can have the use Of one t
three acres Of land for 50 to S. ann,
ally.
Small residences may be construc,
ed of timber given by the service, bu
larger edifices can only be construc
ed Of timber bought from the servic
or shipped in. 1t Is entirely likel
that several local people who hav
known the joys Of summer on tn
Pecos river will erect small house
on the Pecos or Jemez reserves thi
year.-Albuquerque Herald.
WORKED HIS HEAD
WAlTRE9a NINE HOuR,