Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-06-13
Discovered By Deputy In
surance Commissioner
P. M. A. Lienau
MORE MONEY FOR TREASURY
Horse Thief Steals Two Animals
From Agent Shields at
Kennedy.

son, ROSWell, CnaVeS county; FRANK
H. Winston, Fairview,- Sierra county;
Benjamin Caswell Campbell, Ranger
Lake, Chaves county.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the total sum of $11,-
475.24 for the treasury, as follows:
Celso Lopez, treasurer of Santa Fe
county, $1,494.16; James Sutherland,
of Chaves county, $9,96S.S3; compi-
lation fund, $3.50; Game and Fish
Warden Thomas P. Gable $3.75. e
Stolen Horses.
The mounted police here have been
notified that some one has stolen two
horses from o.. N. Shields, Santa Fe
agent at Kennedy. The animals are
a black mare and one bay filly.
From the White House.
Governor and Mrs. Mills have re-
ceived an invitation from President
and Mrs. Taft to the celebration at
the White House of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taft's silver wedding on Monday.
June 10. This is to be brilliant so
cial affair and friends of the presi.
dent and Mrs. Taft from all over the
country are invited.
More Pheasants.
Through the kindness of Captain
M. S. Murray at Roswell, New Mexico,
will have many more pheasants let
loose in short time for the game
preserves. Captain Murray is taking
care of several hundred of the birds
which were sent him by Game War.
den T. P. Gable some time ago.
River is High.
A. S. Kirkpatrick and photographer
Cooper have returned from Buckman
where they measured the Rio Grande
and found it very high There were
so many logs floating down it that the
work of measuring the stream was
rather difficult.
National Guard Appointments.
The resignation of Captain A. P.
Hill. Company E, First Regiment of
Infantry, New MexiHo National
Guard stationed at Santa Fe, has been
accepted. First Lieutenant Domingo
Pacheco is promoted to be captain
of the company; Second Lieutenant
James Baca to be first lieutenant;
George w. Armijo to be second lieu
tenant; Sergeant S. r. Hobbie of
Light Battery A, to be second lieu
tenant; j. w. Chisum and O. w. Chi
sum to be second lieutenants unas.
signed.
Average for Certification.
The department of education has
decided this year to make the same
average and minimum requirement
for third certificate in all counties of
the territory. The average determin-
ed upon is go and the minimum So.
Teachers then, taking examinations
for third grade certificate in any
county of the territory will be re-
quired to make an average of 60 and
a minimum of so in order to secure
third grade certificate.
Award Of Contracts.
The territorial board of penitenti-
ary commissioners as a board of pa
troll recommended the following pa.
roles for convicts: No. 24S3, Lee M |
Guoynes; 2561, Robert Leslie Jr.;
2618, William Chisholm; 1850, Carlos
Williams; 1927, Eliseo Fernandez;
2626 Zeno Wolfenberger; 1929, Epime-
nio Romero; 1852, Lou Shelton; !
1853, Abel Martinez; 2711, Charles |
Schafer; 1928, Enrique Herrera; 1906, |
Pillar Padilla.
The board of commissioners award.
ed the following contracts: Gross,
Kelly & Company, of Las Vegas, gro.
ceries, brooms, socks, and bed ticking, |,
etc. H. B. Cartwright and Bro, San.
"a Fe, corn meal, roast coffee, match
es, ETC.; Leo Hersch, Santa Fe, chilli,
salt, oats, bran and corn; Armour & |
Co., Trinidad; 600 lbs. oleomargarine
Cudahy & Co., Omaha, 10000 lbs.
pork sausage and 1000 Of wienerI
Wurst; Capital Coal Yard of Santa |
Fe, 1000 tons lump coal: Rosenthan
Furniture Company, Las Vegas. tail.
or's chalk, wax and stay binding.
Adolph Seligman Dry Goods Co.. San. |
ia Fe, 700 yards extra heavy drill
ESQ Newberry; Appel Brothers, Las
Vegas, thread; Nathan Salmon, Santa |
Fe, 500 yards gray uniform cloth. |
1000 yards hickory shirting and 1900 |
Yards blue denim; j. H. Gerdes. 50
doz. handkerchiefs, 1900 yards tow
cling, 80 yards felt coat padding, etc. |
Seligman Brothers Co., Santa Fe.
shirt and drawer buttons, suspender
and pant buttons; cloth, coat lining /
canton flannel and sheeting; John
Dendahl, Santa Fe, tailor's canvass
and pins; Wood-Dayis Hardware Co,
horse shoes, horse shoe nails; John
Pfueger, Santa Fe, oak tanned sole
leather (1500 lbs.) 300 lbs. light kip!
leather; A. L. Gebhardt, & Co., Mil.
Wise, clinching shoe nail,
Furnishing blacking, etc.
Examination Results In Shut Down.
The insurance department today
gave out the following statement:
The American Bankers Assurance
Company Of Dover, Delaware, has
surrendered Its authority to transact
business In New Mexico and It IL IN.
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