Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-09
new HOSPITAL
FOR DUKE CITY
Methodists Will Also Run
a Training School for
Nurses There
PAROLES ARE RECOMMENDED
Cochiti Indians, Who Admired
Tiffany Turquoise, Among
Them.
Governor Mills has appointed Mar.
tin Timothy Murphy of Gallup, NC
Kinley county a notary public.

Governor Mills has appointed Mar.
tin Timothy Murphy of Gallup, NC
Kinley county, notary public.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero,
has received the sum of $2,126.64 from
Land Commissioner r. P. Ervien and
$12.75 from Game and Fish Warden
Thomas P. Gable.
Land Contest Filed.
Contest No. 0653S was filed by Hugh
H. Dearmore VS.. John D. Clarkson, Of
Hugo, Oklahoma, on the ground he
never established residence.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
at the local land Office yesterday:
Nathan J. Cassaday, Stanley; Inez
Gonzales, La Liendre; Nicolas Sala'
Ear, Eumberton; Anastacio Vigil, Wa
gon Mound; Bidal Vialpando, Wagon
Mound; Louis Clausing, Ration; Sa'
vino Lopez, Halls Peak; Jose l. Mar.
tinez, Espanola; Clara D. True, Els.
pamela; Policarpio Garcia, Coyote.
Water Board.
The territorial board of water com.
missioners has adjourned. The board
heard the appeal of the Springer Land
Company VS.. The Lake Charette Com
pany, involving water rights and took
the testimony of four witnesses. Also
the case of o. M. Lee, known as No.
LAT which is to be decided on briefs
filed. The Black and Ponsford appeal
was not heard owing to non-appear
ance and will come up at the next
meeting of the board. M
Paroles Recommended.
Before adjourning the parole board
which met at the penitentiary recon.
mended the following applications for
parole: No. 2675, Harold Billings;
2772, Marcial Quintana; 2773, Antonio
Trujillo; 2774, Cipriano Quintana;
2775, Natividad Quintana; 2774, Man.
uel Aguilar; 267S, Jack Jackson. The
three Quintanas and Antonio Trujillo
are the four Cochiti Indians who were
mixed up in the Tiffany turquoise
thefts, the Indians being young bucks
who declared they thought they had
a right to take the turquoise alleging
they had been so told by Santo Do
mingo Indians.
New Incorporation.
Articles of incorporation were filed
in the territorial secretaHy's office
by the Harwood Methodist Hospital
at Albuquerque with Addie E. Porter
field as agent. The objects of incorpo-
ration are to found hospital, to con.
duct a deaconesses' home and to es-
tablish training school for nurses.
There is no capital stock. The board
of managers consists of Addie 3. Por-
terfeld, MolliesC. Leamy, Grace T.
White. Belle Matthewson and Kathryn
Casper.
The Texas Bithulithic Company
which is Incorporated under the laws
of West Virginia with head Office at
Dallas. West Virginia, was admitted
to New Mexico with Felix H. Lester
as statutory agent and Albuquerque
the place of business. The. company
is incorporated at 100000 of which
$375,OOO has been paid in, and does
a general contracting and manufac
turing business, especially construct
ing sidewalks and street paving.
Report on Artillery.
The field inspection report OF Bat
terry A, Field Artillery, Organized MIL
itia Of New Mexico made by Major
w. s. McNair, Sixth Field Artillery
United States Army at Camp Jaffa
July 6 to July 15, has been received
here. Teh report states among other
things:
There were present four officers
and fifty-seven men and absent one
officer and seventy-six enlisted men
The report says Of this: The small
number Of enlisted men attending
was due to inability Of many to, get
away from their business affairs. +
is believed that many, more will at
tend the next encampment.
"OfI1cers, military bearing excellent. !.
physical qualifications, good; mental
qualifications, excellent; professional
qualifications, variable; zeal in per
formance Of duties, exceptionally good.
Enlisted men: military bearing, ex-
cellent; physical qualifications excel
lent; mental qualifications. excel
lent; zeal in performance Of military
duties, generally excellent. "a.
Captain M. s. Murray, commanding
the battery is conspicuously qualified
to handle the administrative work Of
the battery owing to his experience in
the regular army. The equipment ,of
the men and the procurement Of sup
plies were very successfully managed
by him.
.'First Lieutenant Charles do Bre11.
ond, commanding the. first platoon ef
the battery, Is conspicuous for his
zead and eficiency. particularly n.
matters pertaining to discipline and to-
the technical duties Of the battery dur
ing firing. He is fully competent to
Instruct the enlisted personnel Of the
battery in firing instruction.
Captain Murray and Lieutenant de
Bremond form q happy combination
Of qualities very beneficial to the bait
terry" Al
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