Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-17
GOVERNOR MILLS
NAMES DELEGATES
New Mexico Will Be Repre-.
sented at Conventions in
June and September
NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS

Maryland's Governor Writes of
"See America First" Con.
vention.
Governor Mills has appointed w. J.
McInnes of Lake Arthur, Chaves coun-
ty, notary public.
Names Delegates.
Governor Mills has named six dele
gates to represent New Mexico at the
3Sth annual session of the National
Conference of Charities which meets
in Boston, June to IA. They are:
Mrs. Jefferson Reynolds of Las Vegas;
Mrs. ]. Van Houten of Ration; Mrs. A.
w. Cooley of Silver City; Mrs. Greg
ory Page of Gallup; Paul A. F. wal
ter of Santa Fe; and A. N. Pratt OF
Carlsbad
The governor also appointed dele
gates to the Fifteenth international
Congress of Hygiene and Demography
which meets in Washington, Septem'
ber 23 to %. The delegates are }. J.
Shuler, Ration; J. Welder of Albuquer'
que: G. T. Veal of Roswell; r. E. NC
Bride of Las Cruces; and G. q. Bush
nell. Fort Bayard. The delegates will
see to it that New Mexico is represent
ed at the exhibition of work on hy-
giene, public health and sanitation,
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the sum of $517.55 from
James A. Baird, treasurer of Otero
county.
National Guard Orders.
Office of the Adjutant General,
Santa Fe, N NJ, May Is, 1911.
Special Orders, No. 9.
/. In compliance with instructions
from the War Department, contained
in letter (23o24) dated May 5, 1911,
as modified by telegram from Chief,
Division Of Militia Affairs, dated May
l3, 1911, tie following named officers
of the National Guard of New Mexico
will proceed to San Diego, California,
and report to the Commanding Gen
eral of the Maneuver Camp on May
u to participate in joint encamp'
ment. maneuver and field instruction
of the regular army and militia, viz;
Capt. N. l.. King, 1st Infantry, San.
ta Fe.
Capt. C. r. Echels, 1st Infantry, Ar.
tesla.
End Lieut.. James Baca, 1st Infantry
Santa Fe.
The period of attendance will be
limited to fourteen days exclusive OF
the time required to travel to and
from the camp. The officers will
take with them their full field equip
ment, including bedding and mess
kit. Tentage will be supplied by the
Camp Commander. The pay of the
officers will be net by the appropria
ton "Encampment and Maneuvers
Organized Militia" The payment will
be made by paymaster of the Regular
Army after muster by proper officers
O. the army, and before the departure
o. the militia officers from the camp
Each militia officer selected to attend
the maneuvers shall submit copy o1
the order to the paymaster OF the
maneuver camp. Officers mounts vii
not be taken but mounted officers
will take their mount equipments.
The Chief Quartermaster, Depart
ment OF the Colorado, will issue trans
sportation requests to cover the rount
trip of the officers from their home
stations to San Diego, California, and
return. The transportation requests
will be furnished direct to the officer:
for whom they are issued.
The travel directed is necessar!
! in the military service
BY Command of the Governor
A. S. BROOKES,
Adjutant General
See New Mexico First.
Governor Mills has received tn