Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-02
DECKS CLEARED
FOR CANVASS
Monday Morning Board Ex-
poets to Begin Actual
Tabulation
NOT 1 DAYW|THOUT SUNSHINE
Otherwise Official Weather Re.
cords Show November to
Have Been Abnormal.

Only six precincts have thus far
failed to send in their election books
and those missing are expected IN to-
night. If necessary, the official can
vassing board will meet this evening
in order to complete the work OF IN
specting and checking up the books.
This will mean that the actual count
will start Monday morning and since
there are no irregularities that point
to fraud. the count will proceed with
out further delay.
The precincts that have not yet
sent in their books are located in Rio
Arriba, Taos, Mckinley and Dona
Ana counties.
About forty ballot boxes that had
been sent for arrived this morning.
and the attorneys have discovered
no grounds for disagreement or any
reason why the canvass should not
proceed.
Territorial Funds.
The sum of $23.25 was received by
the territorial treasurer today from
Game and Fish Warden T. P. Gable
on account of the game protection
fund.
Professional Life Certificates.
Professional life certificates were
issued to the following yesterday by
James E. Clark, superintendent OF
public instruction: Walter B. McFar-
land of Alamogordo; Mrs. Zane Ogden
Of Alamogordo; G.. l.. Daley of Tucum-
carl and Belle Sweet of Ration.
Recruits for the Penitentiary.
Sheriff Charles Stevens of Luna
county, who recently figured to such
a large extent in the field maneuvers
against some outlaws, brought two
prisoners to the penitentiary at Santa
Fe. They were Pedro Sanchez and
Anselmo Ariano. A third prisoner was
consigned to the reform school at
Springer, his name being Fred Prin-
gle. All three were charged with
burglary.
Supreme Court.
The Territorial Supreme Court held
it,, regular sessions yesterday and this
forenoon with all judges present. The
court adjourned at IL O'clock and will
rot convene until Tuesday at 2
O'Clock.
Case 1886. Mary E. Collins, appel.
liant, VS.. L. B. Schump, ct al, appel,
lees, from Quay county, motion 20 dis
miss denied.
Case 1918, Henry Lockhart appellee,
VS.. The Washington Gold and oliver
Mining Company, appellant. finding of
facts by court in the nature Of spe-
tcial verdict granted ol motion Ct ap-
pellant. On motion Of appellee the
deed to ppperty involving the Wash
irgtol mine of the Cochiti mining dis
trict was approved by the court.
Case 1909, Territory of New Mexi-
co, ex rel, George S. Klock, appellee,
/, VS.. Edward A. Mann, appellant of
Bernalillo county, set for hearing
December 6.
Case 1412, Territory, ex rel, W. r.
White, appellant, VS.. j. G. Riggle, pro-
bate clerk. etc, appellee, Lincoln coun-
ty, set for hearing December 6.
Case 1413, Territory ex rel, w. R
White, appellant, VS.. Chas. A. Stew
ens,, sheriff, ETC., appellee, of Lincoln
county, set for hearing Dec. 6.
Case 1414,. Territory, ex rel, w. R.
White, appellant, VS.. 7. W. Watson,
treasurer, ETC., appelle, Of Lincoln
county, set for hearing Dec. 6.
Case 1415, Territory Of New Mexi
cco. appellant, vs. J. G. Riggle, Pro
bate Clerk, etc, appellee, of Lincoln
i county, case set for hearing Dec. 6.
Case 1416 Territory Of New Mexi
GO. appellant, v Charles A. Stevens,
ssheriff etc, appellee, Of Lincoln coun-
.ty, set for hearing Dec. 6.
Case 1417, Territory Of New Mexico
VS.. T. WI Watson, treasurer, etc, ap.
pellant, of Lincoln county, set for
hearing Dec. 6.
Case 1859, Richard Di Palma and
Bernard Ruppe, appellee. vs.. ]. A
Weinman and Joseph Barnett, appel
liant, motion for rehearing denied, ap
pellee given ten days to file remit
ittur.
Case 1925, vincente Montoya, pla1n
+. tiff, VS.. unknown heirs Of Francisco
Monies Vigil, deceased, ct al, de
fendants, appellants, vs.. Candido G
Gonzales, ct al. appellees, of Berna
lilo county, on rehearing was argued
and submitted.
Not a. Day Without Sunshine.
The month of November was unu'
ually cold. with mean Of 1928 degree
or So degrees below the normal. Dul
ing the past 40 years only one Noven
Der had a lower mean temperature
that Of 1880 when. the mean was 20
degrees. There were three quite we
defined cold periods during th
month, at the beginning, the middl
and at the close Of the month. tt
daily mean during the last four da,
OF the month was from 10 to 30 d
grees below the average. The culde
day was the 2Sth, with mean Of on
degrees or 30 degrees below Il
normal; the highest and lowest tenn
eratures for the day were 16 above al
8 below zero. The accumulated de
cheney was constant throughout Il