Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-04
MANY OFFICIALS
At CHAUTAuQUA
Santa Fe Will Be Well Re-
presented at Speech Fest
at Mountainair
NEW MEXICO" HIS THEME
Governor Mills Central Figure
Tomorrow. He Returns
Sunday.

Governor w lllldul D. Nnliio via AS'-'S
tonight on Santa Fe train No. Z for
Albuquerque where he will take a
Pullman for Mountainair, delivering
an address on the Resources OF New
Mexico" at the Chautauqua there to-
morrow. The governor will return
Sunday. There will be quite party
from Albuquerque making the trip and
the governor and the others will re-
main over night in the Pullman which
will be put on sidetrack after II
reaches Mountainair. The governor
is in excellent health and the large
amount of travelling he has mad to 90
in\>he past few weeks seems TO nave
ben fited him, as it has taken him out
door,
Superintendent of Public Instruction
]. E. Clark is at the Chautauqua TO-DAY
delivering an address on Education as
this is education day. s5
Mr.. Gallegos on Tour.
Assistant Superintendent of Public
Instruction Acasio Gallegos will leave
tomorrow to visit the institute at
Mountainair and from that place he
will 20 to Guadalupe and then to
Union county to visit the institutes
Irrigation Address.
Territorial Engineer Charles D. Mil
Ter will leave tonight for Mountainair
where he will deliver an address on
irrigation tomorrow, Resources Day.
Mr.. Miller has carefully prepared lnis
address which will De lengthy and
interesting one.
Treasurer Back.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has returned from Las Vegas where
he accompanied his son, Miguel Qtero
Jr., on visit with friends. Mr.. Otero
had a very pleasant visit in the city
which was once his old home and
many of his friends were indeed
glad to see him.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: Charles D. Miller, terri
(, torial engineer, road fund, $313.35; J
D. Martinez, treasurer of Taos county
$353.71; Thomas Mcbride, treasurer
of Colfax county $463.53; Reymunde
Romero, treasurer of Torrance county
s412.S4; Game and Fish Warden Thos
P. Gable, 1915.
Grading Teachers.
Chief Clerk Rupert F. Asplund OF the
department of education is kept very
busy these days making out the grade:
of teachers following the examinations
which have concluded county institu
tes. The work is rather difficult as
the percentages have to be computed
with the greatest Of accuracy. Further
announcements of grades will be made
at an early date, it is said.
Where is James Healy?
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffs
has received the following inquiry:
Hoboken, N. j., July 80, 1911.
Secretary of State of New Mexico.
My Dear Sir-I am trying 10 local'
an uncle of mine by the name OF Jas
Healy. The last heard of him wal
about IL years ago. Then he was sup
posed to be an owner of very larg'
ranch in the state of New Mexico.
am taking the liberty OF writing
to you to see if you can enlightel
me of his whereabouts.
Az there are so many counties II
the state of New Mexico, thought yo'
would be the proper person to writ
to and get the desired information, q
Z you have all the records of the stat
In your possession. @
Any information or assistance 70!
can give me in locating my uncle VIII
be greatly appreciated by me.
Trusting you will be kind enoug
to give this matter your valuable al
tention and thanking you in advance
am, Yours respectfully,
FRED WANDERER,
626 Garden st., Hoboken, N. J.