Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-11
TO KEEP THE
INDIANS BUSY
Archiouette Looks After the
Young Men and Finds En-.
ployment for Them.
TWO RECENT BILLS BY CURRY
New Mexico Resources Commis
sion Held Important Meeting
Saturday.


San Isidro, Sandoval county, has beenl
discontinued, according to recent Is
sue of the postoffice bulletin.
District Court.
Alfredo Chavez was sentenced to.
not less than one year and not more
than eighteen months on his own plea
Of guilty of the larceny of live stock
last Saturday by Judge E. c. Abbott
Ill the district court.
Resources Commission.
The New Mexico Resources Com
mission held an important meeting on
Saturday. There were in attendance
Chairman Solomon Luna, Secretary
w. A. Fleming Jones and Arthur Sc
ligman. Accounts were audited and
ordered paid.
Board of Education to Meet.
The new state board of education
will meet next Monday in the Office OF
Superintendent Alvan n. White at the
capitol. The new board consists OF
the following: DR.. c. M. Light, Sill
yer City, Superintendent Bonitaclo
Montoya, Bernalillo: DR.. M. D. Tay-
lor Aztec; DR.. Frank H. H. Roberts,
Las Vegas: Superintendent c. {. Hlli
Roswell
County Seat Hearing.
By agreement of the attorneys
Hon. T. B. Catron, appearing for Lin
coin taxpayers, and Judge John Y.
Hewitt. representing the Board OF
County Commissioners and the Car
rizozo side of the county seat contest
il Lincoln county, one phase OF the
controversy will be submitted to Dis
trict Judge E. C. Abbott in santa
Fe within the next ten days.
Postal Matters.
Deming will be a postal depository
from April 1 on. A postoffice has been
established at Mountainview, Luna
county, IA miles north of Demlng
Mary E. Houghland has been appoint
ed postmaster. The following post
masters in New Mexico have been
commissioned: Arthur J. Matheney
Melrose, Curry county; James M
Doughty, Duran, Torrance county
Kent Grant Bush, Ancho, Llncor
county: Seraphim D. Bowers, Miami
Colfax county; Gabina Gutierrez Pin
tada, Guadalupe county; Deltln Espi
nosa. Moses, Union county.
Two Bills BY Curry.
Two of the most recent bills intro
duced by Congressman Curry are en-
titled "To remove the bar OF tnt
statute of limitations from the claims
of lose Miguel Lucero, Jose Torrez
Iucero and Santiago Torres Lu
cero, for property taken by the NaVa
10 Indians in New Mexico in lS62'
and referred to the committee OF
claims: and bill granting penslol
O; $50 per month to Ignacio Goscinsh
late of Co. d, Fifth regiment, L.
Infantry. The first named bill relate
to a claim for sheep, goats and othe
nersonal property taken by the NaVs
10 Indians at Aqua Negra near Puert
de Luna in 1862 during the Civil Wal
Employment for the Indians.
M D. Archiquette, Assistant super
visor of Indian Employment who's
HEADQUARTERS are at Phoenix, Arizon
sneut a day in Gallup this week. HI
has been visiting various points OF
the Navajo and Hopi reservation, an
was on his way to Santo Domingo
His business is principally to look a.
Ter the welfare of the young boys 1
view of keeping them employed an
self supporting. Just at presen
there is a movement on to employ
number of the Indian boys in the bee
sugar fields of Colorado. Arch
ouette is an Oklahoma Indian, we
educated and is doing much for tn
good of the Indian boys in this pal
of the country.
Supreme Court.
The state supreme court OF Ne
Mexico met at 10 o'clock this NOR
ing with Judges Roberts, Hanna an
Parker. and Clerk Sena in attendanc
The two fouowing cases were dl
posed Of:
No. 1859, Justiniano Gutierrez, a
pellee, VS.. M. l.. Wiley, appellan
continued until May session.
Case 1850 Joseph Brown, Oliv'
ct al, appellants, vs. Jose Enrique
appellee, argued and submitted.
The court adjourned until tome
row morning when the county ol
cials salary test cases will be take
up.