Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-28
THREE OFFICERS
ARE SELECTED
viii Represent New Mexico
In Maneuvefs at San
Diego, Calf.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS ELECTION
Eighth Grade Exams Through
out Territory On April
28 and 20.

Adiutant General Brookes announc-
ed today the names of the three Off
GERS who will represent New Mexico
at the maneuvers at San Diego, Cali
fornia. They will leave so as to ar
rive there not before April 8 and not
later than April 5. There may be
other officers selected to make the
trip. but this is not yet definitely
known as the war department SO tar
has made provision for only three. Tne
appointment of these men is announc-
ed in the following special orders
No. 4:
Office of the Adjutant General,
Santa Fe, n. NJ, March II, 1911.
In compliance with instructions
from the war department, contained
in letter (23024) of the chief, division
of militia affairs, dated March o.,
1911. the following named officers of
the National Guard of New Mexico
will proceed to San Diego, California,
and report to the commanding gen.
eral of the maneuver camp not earlier
than April Sd nor later than April
5th, 1911, to participate in joint en-
campment, maneuver, and field in
struction of the regular army and
militia, viz:
Major S. A. Milliken, medical corps,
Silver City.
Captain F. w. Thompson, regimental
quartermaster, 1st Infantry, Roswell.
First Lieut.. "A. E. Hayward, 1st In
fantry, Las Vegas.
The period of attendance will be
limited to fourteen days exclusive OF
the time required for travel to and
from the camp. The officers will take
with them their full field equipment,
including bedding and mess kit. The
tentage will be supplied by the camp
commander. officers mounts will not
be taken but mounted officers will
take their horse equipments.
The chief quartermaster, depart
ment of the Colorado, will issue trans
portation requests to cover the round
trip of the officers from their home
stations to San Diego, California, and
return The transportation requests
will be furnished direct to the officers
for whom they are issued.
The travel directed is necessary in
the military service.
By command of the governor:
A. S. BROOKES,
Adjutant General
Notary Appointed.
Governor Mills has appointed Harry
l.. Boon of Tucumcari, Quay county
notary public.
Land Entries.
The following are the lang entries
at the local land office. Antonio Du-
ran, Santa Rosa; Fred Myers, STAN
ley; Juan Sisneros, Santa Rosa;
George w. Cox, Cherryvale; Salier
NJ Reiland, Wagon Mound; Marian H.
Frederick, William J. Frederick, Es-
tancia; Peter David, Pastura Eli
Mondragon, Casa Grande; Arthur G..
Cox, Cherryvale; Procopio Maestas,
Cuervo; Jose d. Garcia, La Boca;
Thomas P. Maddox, Aztec; George E.
Blake, Pennington; Charles A En-
derle, City; Gilbert S. Willhoite, Farm
ington.
Decreases Stock.
Amendments to the articles of in
corporation of the Crowfoot Cattle
Company were filed in the territorial
secretary's office today, decreasing
the capital stock from s150,000 to $780,
600. The main Office of the company
is at Silver City and j. W. Carter is
the statutory agent.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums, for
the territorial treasury: From Charles
V. Stafford, bank examiners fees, $25;
from Governor Mills, refund on U. S.
land fees, $1,402; and from Cleofes
Romero, warden of the penitentiary,
convicts' earnings, $21960
Monday Election Day.
Monday, April 5, is the date set for
the election of school directors in
the various school districts of the
territory. One director will be elect
ed in each school district except
where there are vacancies to be filled
Library Funds.
Judging by reports received at thu
office of the department of education
much interest is being manifested
throughout the territory in the rails
ing of library funds The Tucumear
schools have raised $500 for a librar,
and purchased with that sum $50 vol
umes which is said to be the best in
stance of this library activity il
the territory. The libraries are use,
by the parents as we'll as the pupil
and are a great benefit.
Examinations April 1929.
The department of education now
at work preparing questions for tn
eighth grade examinations which viii
be held throughout the territory Apri
2S and 20. Then the school pupil
will wrestle with problems and kni
their brows eying interrogation
points, which are the needles eye
that they must pass through to bu
forth as high school pupils.
Regents Of Agricultural College.
The board of regents of the Nev
Mexico Agricultural College will NEE
in special session either the latte
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