Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-17
LOTS OF FISH
THIS SUMMER
Game Warden Gable Has
Stocked Streams With
100000 Fry
TEDDY MAKES EN- SMILE
SAYS Colonels of Governors Staff
Are Big Enough For Center
Football Rush.

Governor Mills has returned from
Albuquerque where he attended the
Roosevelt reception. He declared to-
day that he had had a most enjoyable
time and that the reception had prov
ed a great success.
Notary Appointed
Governor Mills appointed F. b
Foulk, of Deming, Luna county, a
notary public.
Requisition Issued.
Governor w. ]. Mills has made
reouisition on the governor OF Tex
as for Edward Baker who is an III
paso iail and who is wanted in Grant
county for raising a check.
Placed 100000 Fish.
NV but there will be good fishing
this summer, with SO much water IN
the streams and so many fish to bite
the hook! Game and Fish Warden
Gable is attending to the latter item,
and has just returned from the stock
ing the streams from Antonito to San
ia Fe. He put no less than 3OO,0oO
fish in the streams These little flsn
he got at the Creede, Colo, hatchery
Change of Name.
An amendment to the bylaws and
incorporation of the c. S. Morey Mer
camille Company changing its name
to the Morey Mercantile Company
and increasing its capital stock from
S250,00O to $500,000 was filed in the
territorial secretary's Office today.
The company is a Colorado corpora
ton with its New Mexico office at Al
buquerque and r. w. D. Bryan its stat
utory agent.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
at the local land Office yesterday Pc
dro A. Cruz, Wagon Mound; Charles
B. Boone. Jacob 2 Boone, Willard J;
Florencio Arellanes, Chaperito; Jose
B. Pacheco, Taos; Virgil A. Wolfe,
East Las Vegas; Juan Vigil, Wagon
Mound; Sam D. Flanagan, Aztec;
Jose Miguel Baca, Magdalcna; Ernest
A. SVenSon, Enclno.
Praised Governors Staff.
Much amusement was created in OF
fetal circles today by the report that
former President Roosevelt had been
well impressed with the staff OF Gov
ernor Mills. 1t is said that there was
only one policeman at the train when
the noted Rough Rider "blew into
the Duke City Wednesday evening
and so great was the rush of people
to greet him, that he would have hao
trouble to get his breath had it moi
been for the big fellows on the gov
ernor's. staff. They surrounded tht
ex-President, and saw that he reach
ed his carriage safely. Mr.. Roose
welt remarked that the colonies Woult
make excellent center rushers on any
college football team and the compll
ment to their physiques was evident
Iy pleasing judging by the smiles tina
it occasioned.
Squeezing the Water.
Accidents in allowing too mucl
moisture to get into butter, thereb.
adding materially to it's weight, will
become a thing of the past, accord
ing to ruling received from tn
commissioners of internal revenu
at Washington.
The commissioner notified the loca
revenue collector to inform all cream
cries that in future their butter mus
not contain more than 16 per cen
moisture. and where it does appea
the offending manufacturer is liabl
to a fine and Imprisonment. The neN
ruling goes into effect May l.
Some dealers have been allowin
from is to IS per cent water to 6
into their butter, according to tn
revenue agents, making the excus
that it was impossible to regulate tn
moisture.
Government experts have been e.
perimenting and making analyses
butter. and declare it is possible t
allow only IA 1-2 per cent moistur
and even this amount can be regula
ed. Sixteen per cent water is eaui
to two and one-half ounces in on
pound. The addition of water ado
to the weight of the product. 1t ne
been estimated that 1000 pounds
butter are consumed daily in Ne
Mexico and if this amount containt
two ounces more water than the la
allowed, the New Mexico public wou
be paying for fifty pounds of water
, the butter price rate.
Examination for Assistant Observe
Examinations for the position
assistant observer in the wealth
bureau will be held on the 18th
April, 1911, at the following nam
places. at which weather bureau 81
tions are located: Roswell and San
Fe N. M; Denver, Durango Graz
Junction and Pueblo, Colo. Phoen
Ariz. and El Paso, Texas.
Applications for information in
lation to the examinations, and t
admission to the same should be {
dressed to the U. S. Civil Servi
Commission, Washington, D. c.
Institute Cadets Wanted for Phil
pines.
Colonel James w. Wilson of r.
we'll. received a communication frt
the war department with blank apl
cations for positions as commission
officers in the constabuiar service
. t'v,t- 80. 7