Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-29


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Near Abiquiu.
Word has been received here that
the reconnaissance party of the Taos
Sierra Nevada Railroad are now about
twelve miles north of Abiquiu and ex-
pect to reach Pennington in three
weeks. Assistant Engineer Robb of
Amistad, near Clayton, is in charge
of the party.
New Company.
Articles of incorporation were filed
today in the territorial secretary's Of
fee by the E. P. Garfield Company
which has its main office in Albuquer-
que and names Fred P. Garfield as the
statutory agent. The company is
for the purpose of manufacturing Q
patented frame for tent openings
and is capitalized at $4,000 consisting
of $4,000 shares at 81 each. The stock
holders are Fred P. Garfield, 10000
George v. Hanlon, 1000; Emma I. Can
field, 10000
National Guard Matters.
Adjutant General A. S. Brookes has
received a telegram from Colonel g..
c. Abbott at Camp Perry with New
Mexico's rifle team stating that at the
close of the 2O0-yard shoot, a. slow
and rapid fire, New Mexico stands
31st place with a percentage of 971
out of a possible 1900. New Mexico is
ahead of Virginia, Indiana, Kentucky.
Vermont. North Dakota, Delaware,
Mississip, North Carolina, Rhode ISL
: and. Wisconsin and Arkansas, and
only eight points behind New jersey
and only 35 behind the Empire state.
Some of these rich states have lot
of money to expend on expert coaches
who drill the best shots n the state
to a high degree of Workmanship.
Road Matters.
Territorial Engineer Charles D,
Miller has returned from trip
across the country from Chama to
Espanola in connection with the pro
posed road between Chama and Tier
ra Amarillo and also over portion
of the Santa Fe and the San Juan
road between Abiquiu and Espanola
He says that the roads are greatly in
need of repair especially from Chama
to the county seat. Rio Arriba has
set aside the receips from the Forest
Reservation for road construction
purposes turning it over to the good
roads commission from time to time
The sum of $4,000 now is available and
the territorial engineer will com
mence active construction on the
Chama- TERRA Amarillo road in the
near future.
Mr.. Miller says that TERRA ANA
rilla had celebration last Saturday
night over the advent of statehood
The Burns Opera House was the
scene of the celebration and thu
house was crowded with enthusiasts
from different parts of the county
T. D. Burns B. C. Hernandez ant
Alexander Read were among th'
speakers. A dinner followed as SO
cial event. Fireworks and bon fire.
added to the splendor of the celebra
tion.
Teachers certificated.
The department of education has is
sued certificates to the following
teachers in San Miguel county:
First Grade-Anelia Turner Bessie
Lodge and Doppie Cooper.
Second Grade-Ethel Crawford
Mira Nutter, Placida Baca, Agne'
Blanchard, Lille Calhoun, Amelia Del
gado. Annie Hern, Katharine McHas
ter, Shirley Nutter, Ida Roberts
Ophelia Trujillo, Susanna Valdez, Ed
die Ackerman.
Third Grade-Adela Armijo, Mrs. A
s. Chacon, Gregorita Delgado, Angus
tin Duran, Ramon Duran, Avelino Es
trada, Juan Estrada, Alexandra Flores
Alexandra Fresquez, Herculano Garcia
Josefita Garcia, Porfirio Gallegos, M
guel A. Guerin, Mary Hays, Julia Hel
rerra, Henrie Lee Moore, Missi
Hearle, Rose Blanchard, Mabel Ca
rington, Nellie Foley, Bessie jackson
Marie L. Rivera Nemesio Rivers
Noises Sanchez. Estanislado Silv'
Sara Trujillo. Frances Lvcero, Jose {
Lucero, Melesio Lucero, Isidoro Ii
cero, Teofilo Madrid. Rosendo Orti
Rafael Pena, Demetrio Quintana, Ap
limo Sena, Antonio Sandoval, Jose ]
Torres, Isidro Trujillo, Adelaide Va
deA Alfonso Vigil, Lola Romero. Eul
gio Sanchez, Ezequiel Sanchez, Toi
bio Sanchez May Winn, Dixie Yonc
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