Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-05-23
GOVERNOR GOES
TO TUCUMCAR|
Attorney General Clancy Elk.
pected Back Today
Or Tomorrow
NEW COMPANY Incorporated
new COMPANY INCORPORATED
Engineer Miller Approves Water
Application of A. c. Clark
at Malaga.

Governor Mills has appointed the
following notaries public: Florence
c. Hynd, Madrid, Santa Fe county;
B. J. Baca, Lincoln, Lincoln county;
Benigno Padilla, Puerto de Luna,
Guadalupe county.
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Mills today appointed ].
Crockett Givens of Central, Grant coun-.
ty, notary public.
Goes to Tucumcari.
Governor Mills will leave tonight
for Tucumcari where he will look over
some irrigation matters of interest to
the territory. He will also inspect
some road work, and will return here
the end of the week.
Returns From Clayton.
Leroy o. Moore, chief OF the field
division of the U. S. land office, mas
returned from Clayton where he at
tended U. S. court. There were three
hearings but no cases of unusual in
terest
ARRESTED WO 6SoSi VI o
Mounted Policeman ]. A. Beal has
arrested two men at Deming charged
with deserting from the U. S. army.
They are H. T. Worning and w. E.
Beach, and they have been turned over
to the captain of the military post at
Douglas, Ariz.
Mr.. Clancy Expected Home.
Attorney General Frank w. Clancy
is expected to arrive in Albuquer.
que today or tomorrow, having left
New Orleans May 18. He has been
in the east for several weeks and had
an important case before the U. S.
supreme court.
Approves Water Application. :
Territorial Engineer Chas. d. Mil.
Ter has approved water rights appli
cation No. 529 Of Airy c. Clark OF
Malaga, N. NJ, for the waters of the
Delaware river, in southern Eddy
county for the irrigation of 5000 acres
of land. This is a concrete diversion
dam, 23 feet high and was approved
on the face but plans for the diver
sion we're somewhat changed.
Rumsey Retires From Forest Service
Charles B. Rumsey has retired from
the forest service, and will devote his
time to building telephone line from
Chama to Chamita for the Bell Com.
pany, the intention being to connect
up that section with wires, and with
the likely result of establishing a line
to Santa Fe via Espanola, all of which
sounds good to Taos, as it will give lis
a chance to be talked to by Santa Fe,
without going around a circuit which
includes most every town in the ter
ritory.-Taos Valley News.
Portraits Of Superintendents
Superintendent of Public Isntruc
ton j. E. Clark is going to emulate
the example of mayors and governors
and get collection of the "chromos'
of persons who formerly held his po
sition. Twelve inch pictures are de
sired and they will adorn the walls
of Mr.. Clarke's Office in the capitol
and look down with truly pedagogical
mien on the many book agents who
swarm around the superintendent
when contracts are likely to be let.
New Company.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
today in Territorial Secretary Jaffa'i
Office by the Valley View Land Com
pany whose main office is at Albu
querque and whose statutory agent ir
New Mexico is Peter F. McCanna. The
incorporators are James B. Herndon
l share; Frank L. Hoge, 10 shares
and Peter F. McCanna, 8 shares, al
of the stockholders being residents o.
Albuquerque.
The company is incorporated fol
$4,000 and there are 500 shares a
800 each. The duration of the com
pany is fifty years.
For the Pen.
Eight more prisoners were brought
to the penitentiary today by Sheriff
T. P. Tale of Mckinley county. Tn
prisoners, their crimes and their sen
tences follow: One Nome, Burglary
one to two years in the penitentiary
and $500 fine.
Bill Clifiizi, Navajo, larceny of ami
NAL, one to two years and fine of $500
Paliacito, burglary, two to thre.
years.
Eskososi. Navajo, burglary, one t,
two years.
Francisco Garcia, burglary, one t,
two years.
c. F. Hill and Regan Hardin, fol
gerry; $50 fine each and costs and 8
days in Jail.
Oliver Ackley larceny; one to tw,
years; sentence suspended during
good behavior.
cap" Was There.
Gee, but wished / could get hol
of Fornoff or some of them mounte
police said man on train No. l
as she was nearing Las Vegas Wet
nesday afternoon. What's that? /?
said Captain Fornoft who with Noun
ed Policeman A. A. Sena, was on hi
way to the Meadow City to. attend tn
Virgins trial. That's Just what
said," repeated the stranger The
he told Captain Fornoff that his nam
was Alberta Estrada and that comm
up from Albuquerque some man ha
relieved him Of three IS bills withot
notifying him Of his need for none,
$500
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