Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-15
DEER SEASON
ENDS TODAY
.Sportsmen Havn't Been Sati-
ated With Venison Steak,
Says Mr.. Gable
TEACHERS TAUGHT 4 LESSON
Two Certificates Are Revoked
Because of the Violation
of Contract.

Governor William J. Mills has ap'
pointed Castulo Marquee of Duran,
Torrance county, notary public.
Back From Duke City.
Captain Fred Fornoff of the New
Mexico Mounted Police has returned
from Albuquerque where he appeared
as a witness in the Insley case.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer Rufus J. Pa
len has received s1,O30.3O from War
den Cleofes Romero of the territorial
penitentiary for convicts' earnings
and 1926 from Game and Fish War
den Thomas P. Gable.
Land Entries.
The following are the land entries
at the Santa Fe land Office: Felipe
Brown Bohrisch, Los Tanos; John G..
Baxon, Levey; Ursula L. de Salas,
sCuervo: Ramon Trujillo, Questa,
Faustin Chavez, Pastura; Anacleto
Martinez, Chaperito; Robinson Sarras-
ino, Cuervo; Frank B. Cox Martha A.
Cox, Kelly; H. H. Holbert, Gallup.
Many Meetings in Capitol.
The hall of representatives, the
council chamber and other halls and
rooms of the capitol are filled with
educators today for they are holding
various meetings Of the city and town
and county school superintendent.
In the corridor of the annex the
screens on which exhibits are to be
mounted have been put in place and
1t is evident that the exhibits will be
In plain view of all passersby.
New Company Incorporated.
Articles of incorporation we're filed
in the territorial secretary's office to-
day by the Silver City Power Com
pany with Office in Silver City Grant
county, and Julian B. Downey is NAM
ed the statutory agent. The capital
stock is 100000 consisting of 10000
shares at $40. The company begins
with $4,000 capital and the stockhold-
ers are Julian B. Downey, 6S shares;
Edward T. Ham; 66 shares, and John
W. Carter, sc shares.
Deer Season Over.
Today being the 18th of November
the deer season is over. This season
has lasted but month and this year
It has been free from complaints es-
pecially regarding Indians. A year or
two ago Indians were found killing
more deer than the law permitted
and they were severely dealt with.
II do not think the sportsmen have
reaped a great 'venison harvest ~
said Game and Fish Warden Gable to-
day in discussing the sport of the
past month in this territory. "Of
course a good many hunters have
been out after the deer but they have
not met with any phenomenal success
and in my opinion, have not greatly
reduced the deer population in our
preserves"
Education Board.
The territorial board of education
is in session today and all the mem
bers of the board are present except
c. M. Light, DR.. W. E. Garrison and
DR.. E, Mcqueen Gray. Dr. Gray will
arrive this evening, however.
The board took up. the matter OF
certification of teachers full report
on which will be made later. One
thing Of Importance acted on by the
board already was the revoking of
teachers certificates to two teachers
in the territory because they failed
to regard the binding effect Of con
tract with the territory. It appears
that these teachers accepted con
tracts to teach and then broke them
The board intends to make 1t difficult
for them to break any more contracts
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