Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-15
ALL READY FOR
ENCAMPMEh7
Every Man in the National
Guard Will Be There
on July Is
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
Il. Members Met This Morning
In Office Of Governor
Mills.

From all 1nd1catlOnS the New Mex
leo National Guard will be well rep
resented at the encampment at Las
Vegas July 1S to 30 Adjutant Gen
eral A. S. Brookes is determined to
have every man in the guard at that
encampment. Appeal after appeal is
said to have been made to him by one
man or another on the ground that
going to camp would seriusly inter-
fere with his business but the adju-
tant general is turning deaf ear to
appeals. How deaf can be ascertain
ed from the following letter he sent
to Captain Norman L. King of Com
pany F:
Captain Norman L. King,
Santa Fe, N. M.
Sir:
will expect your full company,
officers and enlisted men. to attend
camp and you will SO notify them. Any
who decline to go will be arrested,
put on the train, and taken whether
they wish to go or not. II any case
occurs in your organization where
man loses his position on account OF
having attended camp, want re-
port of all the facts made to this
office so that we can test the matter
in the civil courts.
Very Respectfully,
A. S. BROOKEs,
Adjutant General.
Captain King, whose Office is in
the fedral building, also had several
callers who made pleas to be let OF
from attending camp on the ground
that they could not leave business
but Captain King informed each and
every one what his orders from the
adjutant general were.
The adjutant general said this
morning: "The National Guard must
have its full quota Of men at this en-
campment and if there are any who
are too feeble to drill after they get
to camp we have hospitals for them.
We are going to have a fine camp
and we must have every man there. "
Company F of this city will be at
the armory Monday night for inspec-
ton and it will be wise for every man
in it to be there.
Writing Opinions.
Judge John R. McFie will be busy
the next few weeks writing opinions in
cases he has heard in chambers and
also hearing such other cases as may
come up.
Leave Tuesday.
Companies E ana F will leave for
Las Vegas Tuesday morning at 8:20
o'clock and strict orders have been
given to take every man along re-
gardless of excuses.
Conservation Commission.
The Conservation Commission was
meeting this morning in the office OF
the governor. Various matters were
gone over and a report of the pro-
ceedings will be given out Monday
4 New Company.
Articles of Incorporation were
filed in, the Territorial Secretary's $
Office today by the Tucumcari Light
and Power Company naming R. G.
Latte as its statutory agent with
Office in Tucumcari. The capitaliza-
tion is 100000 and the shareholders
are R. G. Latte, 24s; Henry Swan,
/ /; o. F. Elder, 1, making $50 shares
subscribed. All o: the stockholders
are OF Tucumcari.
Curry Still Confident.
= One of the most optimistic state
hood boomers at the capitol today
was Former Governor George Curry
who said: "There is no reason, IN
my opinion, for feeling blue about
early statehood. Congress can put
the matter through on the last day
as well as not and probably better
than on any day. for towards the
end OF long session, there is feel
ing Of good fellowship which may
! remove obstacles that hitherto have
stood in the way OF statehood for
New Mexico"
A stenographlc Feat.
M
The late District Clerk F. w. Shear
on. shortly before his death, was ref
cree in several cases in San Juan
county and took the testimony in short
hand. He never transcribed his notes
and 1t was thought necessary that the
bearings would have to be held again
and the testimony taken all over again
/ at greata expense. The shorthand
notes were first referred to Court
Stenographer Mrs. g. F. McNitt Of
this city, however, and she accom-
plishment the seemingly impossible
task Of transcribing another stenogra
/ pher's notes. How we'll the work was
done is apparent from the following
4 extract from a letter Of Perkins &
Main, heading attorneys Of Durango
Colorado. who were attorneys for
4 plaintiffs, in the most important case:
s'The transcript Of the testimony has
been forwarded to US by the clerk O
the district court in the above matter