Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-12
UNITED STATES
SUES RAILROAD
Wants Maximum Fine Inn
posed For Alleged Viola.
tom Of Is Hour Law
Mr.. GlLEG0s IMPRESSED
In Union County Institute Half
of Teachers Held First Grade
Certificates.

Governor Mills received a message
today from his son, Wilson Mills, stat
ing that he and his party had arrived
in the Meadow City after a fine trip
With the governors son was Exec
utive Clerk John w. Roberts and Wal
lace Fiske. They will return early
next week.
Appointed Trustee.
Governor Mills has appointed Geo.
D. Parrish of Springer, trustee OF
the New Mexico Reform School.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the sum of $464.66 from
J. A. Baird, treasurer of Otero county
and $3.50 from Game and Fish War
den Thomas P. Gable.
Contest Case.
A contest was filed in the Santa Fe
land office by Solomon Quintana vs..
Daniel Vigil, Che O9235). Also by Eva
Darrow VS.. Robert w. Bray (he
0719S) both on the ground of nonresi-
dence.
or for Roswell.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
accompanied by Mrs. Jaffa and family
and Territorial Land Commissioner
and Mrs. Ervien will leave at o'clock
tomorrow for Roswell. The trip will
be made by auto. They will return
the end of the week.
Postoffices.
The postofice at Regina, Sandoval
,county, has been ordered re-estab-
lished and Wesley F. Fish has been
appointed to take charge of the of
flee as postmaster. The following
new postmasters have been appoint
ed: John W. Stewart, Alto, Lincoln
county; Florence C. Hynd, Madrid,
Santa Fe county, D. Hoyt Wood, Pom
II, Colfax county.
Fourth Cavalry at cIoudcroft.
The Fourth U. S. Cavalry has start
ed overland from Fort Bliss to Cloud
croft, Otero county, for summer camp.
Colonel E. Z..Steever Is in command
They covered Is miles yesterday to
Hueco, Otero county, where the first
days camp was made. Today Orc
Grande was reached. On Monday Els
condido, on Tuesday Alamogordo, and
on "Wednesday, sClondcrofty will he the
goal. The crack cavalry band accom-
panied the regiment and camp will be
pitched in Zenith Park. The machine
gun platoon was taken along.
U. S. Bring Suit.
A suit was filed in District Clerk Ed
ward L. Safford's office by the United
States of America VS.. The Denver and
Rio Grande charging violation of the
sixteen-hour law, specifically naming
E b. Cornell, conductor, having been
required to work more than 16 hours
ON November 10 and II, 1911, 1910 be.
tween Alamosa and Chama; a second
suit naming T. F. Kenton as one re-
auired to break the law; third suit
naming H. A. Henkle, brakeman and
a fourth suit naming J. P. Looney, a
telegraph operator who had to work,
1t is alleged more than 13 hours. A fine
of $500 in each suit is asked by the
government, or $4,000 in all, which is
the maximum penalty. The suit IS
filed by U. 8. Attorney David J. Leahy.
Educators Back.
Superintendent of Public 1nstruc
tion J. E. Clark is back from Tucum
carl where he looked after school mat
ters.
Assistant Superintendent Acasio
Gallegos has returned from a trip te
Mountainair, Guadalupe and Union
counties, inspecting institutes. He
was very cordially received especially
in Union county which he had not
visited for dozen years.
Mr.. Gallegos said that there are 81
teachers at the Guadalupe institute
50 at the Mountainair institute ant
Il at the Union county institute and
that in the latter half of the teachers
hold first grade certificates.
Mr.. Gallegos said that he was ex
ceedingly well impressed with the
work Of the teachers In these three In
stitutes and that it gave him genuine
pleasure to see 80 many bright, Ip-to
date educators in the territory.