Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-15
WILL ESTABLISH
LIBRARY FUND
Fee of 10 Gents After June
/ To Visit Territorial
Penitentiary
FISHING SEASON OPENS
Superintendent Clark Leaves
Tomorrow to Visit Schools
In Eddy County.

Governor Mills has appointed the
following notaries public: Howard H.
Belts, Silver City, Grant county
Francisco d. Sanchez, Santa Rosa,
Guadalupe county; Jesus NJ. Armijo,
Logan, Quay county.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: National Bank of Carls-
bad, road fund, $1,000; R. @. Palmer.
treasurer of Union county, $223.73;
DR.. T. w. Watson, treasurer OF Lin
coin county, $67.79.
Fishing Season Opens.
Today being the 18th Of May, the
fishing season opens in New Mexico
and those who know how to handle
the rod will likely be seen hiking to
the mountain streams in quest of the
willy trout
Land Entries.
The following were the land en-.
tries in the local land office Satur.
day; Charles A. McKettick of Gallup;
John E. Kennedy of Estancia: Lille
Sheridan of Progreso and Frank l..
Hanson, of Flora Vista.
Five Postal Banks.
New Mexico will have postal banks,
East Las Vegas and Roswell having
been named in addition to Ration, Sill
yer City and Tucuncari.
Clifton and Prescott, have been
named as additional postal savings
banks in Arizona.
Mr.. Lienau Back.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner
Peter M. A. Lienau has returned from
Delaware, where he examined the af
fairs of the American Bankers AS.
surance company, about which more
will be given out later. Mr.. Lienau
says he is glad to be back again In
Santa Fe's bracing climate.
Just 10 Cents Please.
On and after June /, the small fee
of ten cents will be asked of those
visitors to the penitenuary who wish
to be shown around. This fee will gt
toward buying books for the prison
ers' library and certainly those wht
receive the courtesies shown by eth
er Warden Cleofes Romero or William
A. Bayer, or other officials, at the
penitentiary will not hesitate to give
the small silver coin to help a wor
thy cause. The prisoners are keenly
interested in what happens in the
'.outside world" They read the news
papers with avidity and also maga
zines and books with keen delight. tt
enlarge their library is most thought
full plan and this little fee of tel
cents will each month purchase man!
desirable books for the convicts.
Five convicts Escaped.
1t was reported in Socorro Monday
morning that five of the convicts al
work on the Blue Canon road made
their escape sometime during the
night before. They will doubtless bt
sorry for themselves later, for they
are quite sure to be caught and will
then be confined closely within thu
walls of the penitentiary rather thar
allowed to be out helping to built
public roads.-Socorro Chieftain.
SmuggIers Arrested in New Mexico
Inspector of Customs j. H. Roberts
working on the west end of Gran
county near the Arizona line, brough
to Columbus. Luna county, G. c. Eas,
man, his wife and daughter and Mrs
Eastman's brother and sister, all yer,
respectable appearing people,. Be
sides considerable personal property
guns, saddles, ETC., they had five Mex
ican horses which were confiscate,
and will be sold Thursday. The,
were taken before u. S. Commission
er McKeyes at Deming and Eastmal
was placed in JAIL.
Boundary Survey.
The party of surveyors consistin
OF former Senator Cockrill, acting 70
the United States and Judge Scot
acting for the state Of Texas. wer
last week at the Harvey House 6
Clovis, Curry county, figuring on
their data and estimates. preparator
to continuing with the survey mort
OF Texico. It is understood that tn
old survey. made twenty-five year
ago, will be followed all of the wa
up to Texico-Farwell. In this cas-
there will be no changes in the stat
line as it is now established
Mr.. Moore Back,
Leroy o. Moore, chief Of the fle]
division of the land Office is bac
from Las Vegas where he attende
the U. s. Court held by Judge c.
/ Roberts and which disposed OF nun
Der of interesting cases which shoy
ed clever work on the part of til
prosecution.
Carl Eklund pleaded guilty to CO
sptracy in two cases and was fine
$500. Charles w. B. Bryce pleade
guilty to perjury and was fined $5(
and given six months in the penitel
h tiary. but the sentence was suspen
Il ed upon payment of the fine. Dor
mick Casson pleaded guilty to consl
racy IN two cases and was fined $40