Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-17
FOREST RANGERS
AkE APPOINTED
Five New Mexico Boys Pass
Examinations and Are AS.
signed Duty
MINING CO. FILES ARTICLES
Six Madrid Liquor Cases Heard
Before Commissioner Dun
lavy To-day.

The following have been appointed
forest rangers: Charles S. Shearer,
Mineral Hill, San Miguel county; Lee
r. York of Captain, Lincoln county;
Edwin H. Rushworth, of Bibo, Valen-
cia county; Edwin A. Huggard, of
Lower Penasco, Chaves county; D. G.
Garrah of Venus, Santa Fe county.
National Guard Order.
Special Order No. issued from
the office of Adjutant General Brookes
and signed by Governor w. G. Nc
Donald orders First Lieutenant Chas.
M. de Bremond, Light Battery A, New
Mexico National Guard, from Ros-
well to Fort Sill, Oklahoma. The or
der is issued that Lieutenant de Bre-
mond may participate in the joint en-
campment for a period of one month.
District Court.
A suit was filed this morning with
teh clerk of the district court by Dr..
J. A. Rolls against Maximo Martinez
for the recovery of $3.50 for profess
sional services. George Crowell of
Rio Arriba county pleaded guilty this
morning before Judge E. C. Abbott to
an information charging forgery and
was sentenced to serve not less than
one year in the state penitentiary nor
more than fifteen months.
Details of Mackey Killing.
The death of William Mackey near
Moses, Union county, April 4th,
thought to have been caused by the
kick of horse turns out to be a
homicide. According to information
furnished by Sheriff R. T. Mansker, of
Clayton, to the mounted police, Earl
Rayborn, u years old, confessed that
he killed Mackey with pipe wrench,
in defense of Mrs. Rayborn, who is
blind. Sheriff Manasker alleges that
Rayborn said that he tied Mackey to
the horses after the deed had been
committed. Rayborn is held in $4,000
bond which has not been furnished.
Mining Company Incorporates.
The Precious Metals Exploration
Company of Silver City, Grant county,
this morning filed articles of incorpo-
ration with the state corporation COM
mission. The new concern will en-
gage in a general prospecting and
mining business. The capital is pla-
ced at $500,000 divided into 100000
$4,000 of the capital will be paid in
before the company begins business.
The names of the incorporators, their
post office addresses and the number
OF shares subscribed by each follows
J. L. Burnside, Silver City, 1000
shares; R. P. Barnes, Silver City, 5
shares and C. C. Royal, Silver City 5
shares. R. P. Barnes is named sta
tutory agent.
The Federal Jobs.
Word has been received from Sen.
ators Thomas B. Catron and Albert B.
Fall that no luckwarm Republican
need apply for the federal vacancies;
that the recommendations of the Re
publican organization are necessary
for appointment and that without
such endorsement, the applicant
would have difficult time reaching
his ambition and it certainly would
not be with the consent of New Mex
ico's two Senators.
Liquor Cases.
Deputy United States Marshall Johr
P. Cole, of Albuquerque, arrived II
Santa Fe last evening with six prison
ers from Madrid charged with selling
liquor without license. The arrest!
were made on information filed by H
P. Bardshar, internal revenue collec
tor here A hearing of the cases was
had this morning before United States
Commissioner Melvin T. Dunlavy. E
Costa Joe Julianna, Peter Genardo
Joe Villa and Antonio Simonio, five o
the accused men, agreed to take on
licenses, to pay all costs and penaltie
and were discharged. The sixth pr
soner, Dan Galovichi, however refuse,
to compromise and the case was re
set for hearing next Monday.