Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-16
MILLER MADE
LONG TOUR
Spent Fortnight Examining
Roads in Southern Part
of Territory
ADMITTED TO new MEXICO BAR
Nestor Montoya Is New Deputy
Coal Oil Inspector in
Duke City.

Adjutant General A. S. Brookes will
leave for Las Vegas Friday to start
the rifle team on it's way to. Camp
Perry to take part in the information
al rifle contest. Just who will be on
the team is not yet determined but
the names will probably be given out
the end of the week.
Land Entries.
The following are the land entries
at the local land office. Charles F.
Lee, Mountainair; M. Ramona Torres,
Gonzales; John Maldova, pastura;
Matthew D. Briggs, Allison; Robert M.
Reynolds, Hyer; Luna Young, Spring
er; Kate May, Moriarty; Leonor Tru-
jillo de Toppy, Springer; Dollie F.
Ransom, Aztec; Ysabel G. Zambrano,
Cuba; Jerome I. Watkins, Willard.
Called on Governor.
Among the callers on Governor Will
liam J. Mills this morning were A. T.
Payne. superintendent Of the Wells
Fargo Company at Denver and Captain
F. J. Dodge, head of the Wells Fargo
detective department. Both are gem
ial gentlemen who have lived long in
the west and southwest and are fond
of this country.
1t is rlmored that Mr.. Payne IS look
ing over Santa Fe with an idea of pos
sibly erecung building for his COM
pany in this city.
Teachers Certificates.
The following teachers In Rio Ar.
riba county have been granted teach
ers' certificates by the department OF
education: Roman Atencio, Juan E.
Arellano, Eulogio Cata, Amalia Cha
vez, Sophia Cordova, Mrs. Leonore
Cordova, Victoriano Cruz, Zoraida Gal.
legos, Manuel Martinez, Flayio Mon
toya, Bonifacio Martinez, Teofila Or
tiz, Ursula Ortiz, Clotilde Ortiz, Sadie
Pippin, Pedro Pacheco, Sarita Pache-
co, Ramon R. Quintana, Tomas Ri.
vera, Beatrice Rivera, Filogorio Ro-
driguez, Amalia Rodriguez and Loren.
zita Romero.
Back From Long Trip.
Engineer Charles D. Miller has re-
turned from long trip inspecting
loads. From Mountainair where he
delivered a spendid address, on the IL
r:getion resources of New Mexico, Mr..
Miller went to Socorro, and on horse
back he rode Is the Blue Water Can.
OIL inspecting the wo,k ,n the Rad
there and sai:l that hc TO ,;il it pro-
crossing satisfactorily. He was &C.
companied by Hon. E. H. Sweet, pro.
bate clerk of Socorro county. Then
he went to Magdalena where he met
J. S. McTavish and ]. I. Aragon, prom
inent residents, who accompanied him
on an eighty-mile auto trip west to
Blanco Creek. Then they travelled to
Elk Mountain over Bursum Road to
Mogollon. This road was built about
fifteen years ago and Mr.. Mile. says
that it is in fine repair, showing that
it was constructed on substantial lines.
The road has been unusued for some
time, however, but it will prove val
liable link in the proposed Socorro-
Mogollon Road. "ThHe is little doubt
bit that the grandesI scenery in the
territory is to be observed from this
road" said Mr.. Miller From Mogollon
Mr.. Miller went to Silver City, making
brief stop there. He inspected that
road built by the territory and says
that it Is in good shape but in several
places it needs the attention of the
local authorities in the way of main
tenance, draining Of bitches and so
forth.
From Silver City the engineer went
to Deming and there consulted with
the road committee about the road
south of Deming. Then he returned
to Santa Fe after having been absent
about fortnight.
Receives Congratulations.
The territorial engineer was the re
cipient OF congratulations from Off.
cials at the capitol this morning over
the news that he is the happy father
of daughter, Miss Maud Miller, who
was born at Ell Paso, Monday, August
IA.
Deputy OIL Inspector.
Notice was received at the oil in
spector's Office at the capitol last night
that Territorial Coal Oil Inspector
Malaquias Martinez of Taos has ap-
pointed Nestor Montoya as his deputy
at Albuquerque, to fill the vacancy
created by the death OF Thomas Hub.
bell. Mr.. Montoya is the editor OF
La Bandera Americana, one of the
leading Spanish American papers OF
New Mexico.
Admitted to the Bar.
On motion of Attorney E. L. Medler,
w. r. Reber was admitted to the New
Mexico bar.
The following attorneys were admit
ted on certificates to the New Mexico
bar: Alexander Macdonell, SD. Stem.
mis-, Jr., Findlay Howard, E. James M.
billiard, Daniel v. Hops, Hubert w.
Clark, William A. Palmer, Chester d.
Cleveland, ]. A. Lowe.
David W. Wood. Harold Pierce and
p. T. Cheetham were recommended to
be admitted on presentation to the
clerk of the court their certificates
OF admission.
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