Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-26
GOVERNOR MILLS
REVIEWS GUARD
Brilliant Program For Clos
ing Days of the En-
campment
MORE FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
The "Serb Federation Sloga "
Wishes to Enter New
Mexico.

Governor Mills is at Camp Mills to-
day reviewing the New Mexico Nation
81 Guard which now is holding the
largest encampment in the guards
history. The governor will probably
spend the rest of the week at the
camp and in Las Vegas, his former
home.
Col. Jose D. sena, former mayor of
Santa Fe and clerk of the supreme
court, left for Las Vegas yesterday
to attend the review of the guard to-
day as Mr.. Sena Is on the governors
staff.
Exam. July 81 and August I.
Chief Clerk Rupert F. Asplund OF
the department of education stated
today that the examination for Santa
Fe county teachers will be held in
this city July 81 and August l in
stead of August / and as was stated.
More Societies.
The insurance department has re-
ceived request from the Serb Fed
Grafton Sloga of New York City for
papers preparatory to admission to
the territory. Also from the Knights
and Ladies of Security of Topeka,
Kas. Both are fraternal organizations.
Back From Kansas City.
Chief of the Field Division of the
U. S, land office, Leroy C. Moore, has
returned from Kansas City where he
consulted with the attorney general
in regard to certain legal matters
which. are involved in cases before
the land office.
A &C. P. A." Degree.
What is a &c. P. A." degree? That
is the question that Secretary Nathan
Jaffa is asking since he received a
letter from man in Chicago asking
how long 1t would take to get that
degree in New Mexico. Mr.. Jaffa re-
ferred the letter to various officials in
the capitol but none would vouch for
the meaning of the G. P. A.
Soldiers Return Sunday.
The New Mexican has been flooded
with inquiries as to when the soldier
boys will return to Santa Fe. Ac-
cording to advices received from
Camp Mills the boys will break camp
Sunday, thus returning here at 1880
p. M Sunday night.
A dispatch from Las Vegas says
that the ball given in honor of the
guardsmen last night at the Duncan
opera house was splendid success.
Contests,
The following land contests have
been filed in the Santa Fe land Office:
Henry B. Steele VS.. Charles W. Jen-
kins, No. O7419; abandonment. Lee
Longino VS.. Horace W. Sawyer, des-
ert entry, 0130O1, failure to make first
yearly proof. The United States VS..
Frank J. Paragon, 013SO, failure to
establish residence. Nabor Chavez VS..
Venceslao Jaramillo, 015345, prior set
tlement.
Were Horse Thieves Busy?
Captain Fred Fornoff of the New
Mexico Mounted Police was asked to-
day by a Mr.. Mcmillan, contractor,
to assist in finding his horse which
he thinks was stolen while he was Wis
iting at McAlester's ranch near Tesu-
que. The animal had saddle and
bride on and the contractors coat
was tied to the saddle. Mounted Po-
liceman J. B. Rusk was sent to Te-
suque today to investigate.
Mr.. Rusk brought Tom Drake mere
yesterday and will: take him to Guada'
lupe county where an effort will be
made to ascertain what he had to 90
with certain diamond robbery re-
ported at Ricardo recently and for
which three other men were arrested.