Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-27
BACK FROM
MEADOW CITY
Governor Mills and Adjutant
General Returned Last
Night
JAMES {. CLARK IN MORA
Major LIewellyn Owns Stock In
New Dairy Company In
corporated.

The following were the land entries
Saturday at the local land office: Hen
ry c. Wilson, Mountainair; Frank
Martin, Raton Simona B. Garcia,
Wagon Mound; John V. Hildreth, Mo-
riarty; Willie G. Lawrence, Venus;
John c. Hand, Rutherford, Tenn. ;.
Mignola de Medina, Chapelle; Gre
goria Mora, Espanola; Vicente Doran,
Maxwell; Lorenzo R. Medina, Wagon
Mound; w. C. Denison, Willard; Dun
can McGillivray, Thoreau.
New Special Agent.
Leroy 0. Moore, chief of the held
division of the y. S. land office. an
nounced today that H. S. Foreman OF
Little Rock, Arkansas, has been ap
pointed special agent in this district.
Another appointment will likely be
made in the near future.
Seeks Admission.
The Southern Benevolent League,
a fraternal insurance company OF
Houston, Texas, has applied for ad-
mission to transact insurance busi-
ness in New Mexico.
Back From Las Vegas.
Governor Mills and Adjutant Gen.
eral Brookes have returned from Las
Vegas where they spent Saturday and
Sunday. The governor went on a
hunting trip and the adjutant general
went to inspect the guard. Mr.
Brookes said that the inspection was
very satisfactory.
Guard Inspection.
Companies and F of the New
Mexico National Guard stationed here
will be inspected Monday April 3 and
the boys are drilling now with q
fervor and enthusiasm that shows q
good inspection is to be the result.
Appointed Notary.
Governor Mills has appointed John
H. Hill, Jr., of Clovis, Curry county
a notary public.
Incorporation.
Articles of Incorporation filed in tht
territorial secretary's office indicat;
that the famous rough rider, Major
w. H. H. Llewellyn has gone into the
dairy business. The new company il
the David Dairy Company, and is in
corporated at Las Cruces, at $4,000
consisting of 10000 shares at 81 each
the stockholders and directors being
Laura V. Davis, $3.50 shares; Benja
min w Davis, 10 shares, and william
H. H. Llewellyn, 10 shares. Perhap:
Major Llewellyn will emulate the eX
senator and treat all of his politica
friends to buttermilk when they visi
him in Las Cruces.
Seeks Buried Treasure.
Former Governor Otero has receiv
ed the following interesting lette
from Texas lady asking him to as
sist her in uncovering a buried treas
ure:
Rio Vista, Texas, March s. 1911:
Mr.. Miguel A, Otero.
Dear Sir-In regards to you, will
say l am stranger to you and agail
you may have heard of the name
My parents were of the same blood
My father and mother are both dead
Their names were Sandoval. l wa
raised by white people. A man b
the name of Horsey, Mexican Horse
he was called by all that knew him
Said that he and my father worked tt
gether on a ranch on which I wa
born and told me my father said h
had. buried sum for me. Horse
said he never showed him where h
had buried it, though it was on tina
ranch where he died. I ask you fo
your kind favor to tell me how / ma
find the same, it will be appreciate
in life and you will receive your pa!
My fathers name was Andrew Sa1
doval, his brother 7 did not know
Uncle Horsey said he had. Uncl
Horsey and him came to this countr
together I suppose he did not sa.
though he said he and my father spl
rails on this ranch, Kennard's rancl
which is six miles east of me-
So / will close asking you for you
favor at an early date. | renal
yours in blood If you ever come
Texas at Rio Vista, inquire there fo
Poloner Sewell or R. S. Sewell. Yo
will be welcome.
Yours truly,
MRS. POLONER SEWELL,
R. r. B. Z
Letter From Mr.. Clark.
Chief Clerk Rupert F Asnlund