Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-06-17
GAME WARDENS
ARE NOTIFIED
All Over the Country They
Will Read How Cool Is
Santa Fe's Summer
REVISING SCHOOL MANUAL
Gold Letters on Office Doors in
Capitol Annex Answer
Many Questions.

Governor Mills has appointed Her
man E. Ellis of Cimarron, Colfax
county, a notary public.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero
has received the sum of $6,656.50 from
R @. Palmer, treasurer of Union
county and $3.50 from game protec-
ton.
Game and Fish Warden Thomas P.
Gable is sending out large numbers OF
pamphlets on Santa Fe entitled "The
Lure of Mountain Stream and Forest"
to game wardens all over ten United
States. These pamphlets will dispel
the impression that this is a hot place
during the summer term, an impress
sion that has gotten to the east be-
cause there are some sitting places in
the territory. Certainly Santa Fe on
its hottest day is comparatively cool.
Land Entries.
The land entries at the local land
office yesterday were as follows: Ar
thur B. Honnolo, Estancia; Himo-
genes Lucero, Anton Chicago; Joseph
A. Knowlands, Elizabethtown; Luis
Atencio, Park View.
Gay, Gold Letters.
The lettering on the doors of the of.
fices in the annex of the capital is
attracting much attention and the
names of the various offices now
clearly tell the visitors where to find
the officials they seek. This is an i'm
provement which has been greatly
needed for every day brings visitors
to the capitol and the difficulty they
have of finding the right room re-
minds one OF the scene in Ben Hur
where there were eight doors that
loked alike.
Revising School Manual.
The department of education has
practically finished the task of re-
vising the common school course of
study and the new manual will be
placed in the hands of all teachers.
1t was in 1909 that he first manual
was published showing uniform text
books for the various schools of the
territory.
For Hospital Corps.
The adjutant geraral A. S. Brookes
stated today that eight men had been
enlisted in Albuquerque for the hospi-
tai corps of the New Mexico National
Guard. Their duties will be to assist
the hospital surgeons in taking care
of the sick and wounded in case of
war OF course they will not carry
arms and are not required to drill
Good Roads Work.
Next week force of convicts is
to be thrown into Sandoval county
to work on the road into the Rito de
los Frijoles. They will devote their
attention to the Water canon hill at
first and the high tenters of the
road. The Santa Fe Chamber OF
Commerce has given 500 toward the
project. Another force of convicts
has been placed to work on the Scenic
Highway in the Gallinas canon widen
ing it and repairing it preparatory
to pushing work through to the Har-
vey's upper ranch, Elk mountain, the
Chaperito ridge and the Pecos and
thence into Santa Fe. Land Commis-
sioner r. p. Ervien of the Good Roads
Commission has gone to Las Vegas
to inspect the Las Vegas-Mora road
over the location and construction of
which some difficulties have arisen.
Work on Ell Canine Real between
Las Cruces and El Paso has been
temporarily suspended for lack Of
funds. The highway is now open
from Dona Ana to Anthony More
convicts have been put to work on
the Water Canon road between Socor-
ro and Magdalena, Socorro county.