Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-25
ALL IS READY
FOR THE COUNT
It Will Take Place in Council
Chamber at the
Capitol
B0B-WHHE QUAIL IMPORTED
Supreme Court Will Convene
for Short Session on
Monday.

Governor Mills has signed notary
public commissions for Elisha w.
Long and T. M. Elwood, both OF Las
Vegas, San Miguel county.
Prisoners Earnings.
Territorial Treasurer Rufus ]. Pa.
len has received $293.29 from super
intendent of the penitentiary, Cleofes
Romero, to be deposited as convicts'
earnings.
Life Certificates Issued.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton J. E. Clark, has issued teachers
life certificates to E. L. Enloe and H.
P. Collier Of Silver City.
Gable on the Job.
"Bob.white! Bob-white!" will be
the shrill cry heard in the wide val
leys and mesas of New Mexico. With
the coming of the new state, these
little birds will grow up with it and
will be free to roam the golden fields
and rolling meadows in peace. Game
Warden Thomas P Gable has added
one more trophy to his long list OF
good deeds, while in the important po-
sition of game protector of New Mex
leo, by getting clear from New York
state, sixty bob-white quail of even
sex, to be turned loose in valleys and
on hills. They will arrive tonight and
Santa Feans may take a glimpse at
the first bob-white quail that ever
breathed the pure mountain air Of New
Mexico.
Supreme Court Monday.
What will probably be the last ses
sion of the territorial supreme court
will convene at the capitol next Mon
day and a busy session is expected
A number of opinions are to be hand
ed down but there will probably be nc
hearing of cases.
All Ready for the Count.
Secretary Nathan Jaffa is getting
everything ready for the official count
OF the election returns which is to be
gin Monday of next week In the Sen
ate chamber at the capitol. No per
sens will be admitted on the main
floor except representatives named by
each of the political parties to be pres
ent. However visitors will be allowed
ir the gallery and may witness the
count from there. A long array o'
brilliant legal talent is to be present
as well as many of the candidates.
''I do not know how long this count
will take" said Secretary Jaffa this
morning, "but my idea is that it will
be eight or ten days before we gel
through. If there is not much argu
ing and challenging done by the rep
resentatives of each party we will fin
ish by the end of the week. However
this is not probable"
District Court.
Judge John R. McFie today drew
the juries for Torrance county for The
term of court convening on December
IL. Judge McFie yesterday denied the
application for change of venue II
the motion for a rehearing of the peti
ton of certain creditors of the New
Mexico Central railroad for the re
moval of c. G. Murray as receiver
which had been decided adversely tt
the petitioners.
Postoffice Changes.
Nestor Candelaria has been com
missioned postmaster at Manzano
Torrance county, the post Office hav
ing been r-established. William H
Elenburg has been commissioned post
master at Cantara.
Escaped Convict Recaptured.
In search of Marcelino MARITIME.
and Juan Garcia two escaped con
victs from the convict road gan
working in Socorro county, Guar
Antonio Castillo arrived in Albuquel
que yesterday, having traced the me-
that far. After searching all day h
finally found Martinez and lodged hin
IN the city Jail. He will be taken bacl
to Santa Fe to answer for his cor
duct in running away. Juan Garcia
however, seems to have eluded car
ture, and thereby hangs tale.
Cattle Sanitary Board.
Providing the present plans of G.
Ballard, president Of the New Mex
CO Cattle Sanitary Board do not mil
carry, the next meeting of the boari
and probably the last one that will b
attended by Governor-elect w. G. M,
Donald as member, will be held 1
Denver during the sessions Of th
American National Livestock Assoti,
tion convention in that city, Decen
ber -.