Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-03
INSTITUTIONS
IN GOOD SHAPE
They Have $79,83O.73 On
Hand July l, According to
MIR. Joern's Report
]. {. CLARK TO GIVE ADDRESS
Governor Mills Will Also Speak
at Chautauqua at Noun
tainair.

Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton ]. E. Clark left today for Noun
tainair to take part in the Chautauqua
tomorrow being education day. Mr.
Clark will deliver an address on an
educational subject.
Governor Mills will leave tomorrow
for Mountainair to deliver an address
there Saturday.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the sum of $38 from
Game and Fish Warden Thomas r.
Gable.
Noted Librarian Here.
William H. Winters, librarian OF
the New York Law Institute, was a
caller at the office of Territorial Sec
retary Jaffa today. Mr.. Winters Is on
his way to California and is accompa-
MED by Mrs. Winters.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
at the local land Office yesterday:
Cristobal Casados, Cuba; David f.
Ricketts,, Bloomfield; James S. Ket-
tel. Riddle; Frank E. Hixenbaugh,
Ocate: Ysabel G. Zambrano, Cuba;
Bernardo Martinez, Pecos; Marcos
Berry, Tres Piedras; Telesforo B. Mar
tinez, Naranjo.
Ideal Grocery Company.
Articles of incorporation were filed
today by the Ideal Grocery Company
at Roy, N. M.,> Frank A. Roy as its
agent. The company is incorporated
at $25, 900 and $500 has been paid in.
The stockholders are William G. Roy
/ share; Frank A. Roy, share; Fred
S. Brown Is shares; Eugene ]. H. Roy
l share; Clara F. Roy, "a shares;
Matilde c. Roy % shares. Each share
is worth $780,
Territorial Institutions.
Travelling Auditor John Joerns has
made a financial statement of the
condition of the various territorial in
stitutions which have the neat bal
ance of $79,S3073 on July l. The
statement is as follows, the first col
umn of figures being receipts for the
quarter; the second, disbursements,
and the third balance July 1:
Agricultural College, $44,2S416;
s42,710,15.; e$S,489. So v.sasS &~<s-s
New Mexico Institute for the Blind,
$99.S0; s3,436.74; $6,S47.64.
New Mexico Asylum for the Deaf
and Dumb, $3.50; $3,551.35; sSS2.46.
New Mexico Asylum for the Insane,
ss,43167; s22,019.o1; s1e,552.26.
Miners Hospital, $1,344.60; $3,424.
Al; S5,951.O1.
New Mexico Military Institute,
s3,SS5.47; s13,106.71; $1o,602.13.
Normal School of New Mexico,
$2,922.56; $6,755.16; $5,732.53.
New Mexico Normal University,
$5,146.57; $S,62431; $4,1S5.46.
New Mexico Penitentiary, s16,31S:
20; s16,294s5; $19,o24.71.
School of Mines, $6,550.06; $8,198,
IS; $2,04752.
University Of New Mexico $14,155. |
27; $16,351.17; $2,364.30.
Spanish American Normal School,
disbursements $7S5.31; balance $319.-
80.
Applications for Parole.
The following prisoners have made
applications for parole. Board meets
on Saturday, August 5th. 4
D. X. Foster, sentenced from Lin
coin county, to serve four years for
the larceny Of horse.
Francisco Martinez, No. 1888, sen.
fenced from Rio Arriba county to
serve life for murder.
Mama Inonye, No. 2106, sentenced
from Union county to serve IL years
for murder. @
Isidoro Arellano, No. 2207. sentenc-
ed from Dona Ana county, to serve 10
years for voluntary granddaughter.
Harold Billings, No. 2675, sentenced
from socorro county to serve year
to 2 years for larceny.
Cipriano Quintana, No. 2774, Nativi.
dad Quintana. No. PTS, Antonio Tru-
jillo, No. 2773, and Marcial Quintana
No. 2772-these four Indians, sent.
enced to serve months to nine
months for burglary, from Santa Fe
county.
Manuel Aguilar No. 2744, sentenced
from Bernalillo county to serve n
months to ! year for assault with
deadly weapon.
Jack Jackson, No. 267S, sentenced
from Socorro county to serve to q
years for burglary.
James Silver, No. 1855, sentenced
from Grant county to serve 9 months
to years for discharging deadly
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