Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-29
GOVERNOR
GOES TO TAOS
Superintendent of Construc-
ton at Elephant Buttes
Dam Named
MILITIA HOME TOMORROW
Commander In Chief Praises Ma.
tional Guard For Soldierly
Bearing.

Before leaving this morning over
the Denver e Rio Grande for Taos.
Governor Mills spoke enthusiastically
of the New Mexico National Guard
which he reviewed this week at Camp
Mills. Il was delighted to see the
large numebr of men anG to witness
their efficiency at drill" said the gov.
ernor. Il think the guard reflects
credit on New Mexico and on the ad-
jutant general, A. S. Brookes. Lieu
tenant Young of the United States
Army expressed his pleasure at the
way the men and officers acquitted
themselves in drills, sham battles and
throughout camp life"
The governor said he was doubly
pleased to hear that the men are well
satisfied with the food at camp and
he added that he had not heard one
complaint. The governor said, with
a smile, that of course. the service
was not that of the Castaneda or Al
varado or Delmonico's, but that the
men realize that this is camp and not
hotel life.
Goes to Taos.
The governor left at 1915 a. m.
with Territorial Engineer c. D. Mil.
Ter for Taos where the governor will
be given a reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jose Montaner Sunday evening. The
governor will look over road matters
with the territorial engineer Monday
and return here Tuesday.
Notaries Appointed.
Governor Mills has appointed Cas-
sandra Adds of Las Cruces, Dona Ana
county; William C. Hawkins of Mon
toya, Quay county, and William B.
Golding of Belen, Valencia county, no.
taries public.
Sheriff Meyers Here.
Sheriff julius Meyers of Estancia,
Torrance county, is here as witness
against Fred Fisher before Judge Nc.
File. Fisher is charged with selling
liquor in Torrance county without
having license.
Appointed Superintendent.
]. D. Faurtleroy, who was superin-
tendent of the work of repairing the
break in the Colorado river in Ari.
zona, has been appointed superintend.
ent of construction on the Elephant
Euttes reclamation project in Sierra
county.
Will Drag the Road.
Territorial Engineer Charles D.
Miller who returned last evening from
Albuquerque after hearing complaints
about the Fourth street road which
forms part of Ell Canine Real, decided
to expend a balance of 5000 for grad.
ing and dragging the road and thus
placing it in good condition.
New Company Incorporated.
Articles of incorporation were filed
in the territorial secretary's office by
the Liebelt Land Company, naming
Arthur Liebelt of Clovis, Curry coun-
ty, as the statutory agent. The COM
pany is incorporated at $50,O0U with
500 shares at 500 each and the share
holders are as follows: Otto Liebelt,
Arthur Liebelt, Fritz Liebelt, and Colt
Liebelt, each 1875 shares.
Soldiers Home Tomorrow.
Companies E and F, and the First
Regiment Band, Of the New Mexico
National Guard will leave Las Vegas
at 2:15 p. m. tomorrow on their way
to Santa Fe which they will reach at
6:15 p. m. 1t is desired that as many
Santa Feans as possible turn out at
the depot or line the streets to well
come the boys In khaki who well rep.
resented the Ancient City at the en-.
campment, having as many men there
as any two cities In the Territory. The
boys will be glad to get homel and es.
pecially 30 If Santa Fe extends warm
welcome to them when they see the
Ancient Gates once again.
WILL RESUME PROHIBITION
FIGHT IN TEXAS