Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-11
ELECTION DAY
4 HOLIDAY
Governor Mills Issues ProcIa-
nation at Noon So
Ordering
ANOTHER FRATERNAL CIRCLE.
Colorado Wool Growers Corpo-
ration Filed Papers
Here.

persons, Governor Mills at noon today
issued a proclamation declaring Sat
urday, January q, which is the day
on which the constitution will be vot-
ed on, legal holiday to be so obserV-
ed throughout the territory.
The governors proclamation is
found in another column, and will
doubtless be read with interest by the
statehood boosters who are a legion.
Governor Mills has appointed Will
liam It. Wade of Taiban, Roosevelt
county. a notary public.
Examinations.
The superintendent of public in
struction again calls the attention to
the examination for teachers certifi-
Gates to be held on Friday, January
13. and Saturday, January IA. The
examination here will be at the High
School building. In Rio Arriba coun-
ty, the examinations will be held at
Espanola and TERRA Amarillo.
irrigation Problems
H. B. Hening of Albuquerque, sec
retary of the New Mexico Bureau Of
immigration, called on Territorial En-
gineer Charles D. Miller yesterday and
made arrangements to publish certain
portions of the territorial engineers
biennial report. Mr.. Hening desires
to publish matter touching on the ir-
rigation problems of New Mexico
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: From Jackson Agee,
treasurer of Grant county, $4,424,65; !;
Jose E. Torres, treasurer of Socorro
county, $5,4329S; from Game and
Fish Warden Gable, $3,875; and from
Edward l.. Stafford, clerk of the first
judicial district court, $743.45.
Colorado Corporation.
The Great Western Wool Growers
Corporation Of Colorado has filed in
corporation papers in the territorial
secretary's office. The object of the
corporation is the growing Of sheer
and wool and dealing in the same
The board of directors is composed OF
DR.. Pitt A. Wade and A. G. Wade oi
Canon City, Colo, and W. H. Gillen
water of Albuquerque, the latter being
the New Mexico agent, with head of
fees in Bernalillo county.
Mystic Circle.
Papers have been filed in the sec
retarys office by the supreme ruling
Of the Fraternal Mystic Circle Of
Philadelphia county, Pa. The objec1
of this circle lis to unite fraternally
white persons of proper age and goot
social and moral character in a fra
ternal and beneficial relief society"
Sending Out Poll Books.
Acting Secretary Coard today sen
out the poll books to all the countie;
of the territory for the election
which takes place January 81.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
fee: Thomas c. Rivera, Chamita
Rio Arriba county; Aubren Savedra
Albuquerque; George W. Winter
Stanley, Santa Fe county; William
S. Miller, Abbott, Mora county; Will
lam S. Miller, Estancia, Torranc
county and Charles o. Hyer, Hyer
Appointed Deleuate.
DR.. J. J. Schul"r of Ration, Colfa.
county, was today appointed by Gov
ernor Mills as a delegate to the spe
cial conference on medical education
and legislation of the American Med
ical congress at Chicago, March 1,
and g.
Cattle Sanitary Board.
Charles l.. Ballard of Roswell wa
unanimously chosen as a delegate t
the cattlemen's convention at For
Worth at the quarterly meeting G
the cattle sanitary board at Albuque
que. Inspector E. E. Van Horn
headquarters were moved from Sal
ia Fe to Albuquerque. Routine bus
ness was transacted during the +
mainder of the meeting Those pre-
ent were: President c. L. Ballar
Roswell; W. J. Linwood, acting Sc
retary, Ration; B. F. Pankey, Cali
teo; W. G. Mcdonald, Carrizozo.
w. W. Cox of Organ N. NJ. ar
w. H. Jack of Silver City were un
BILE to attend.
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