Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-16
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
A Change for the U. S. Indian School
New Mexico War Claims
The Territorial Dental
BOard-NOtes.

BY direction of the secretary of tn,
interior the government industrial train
| ing school at Santa Fe will at once b,
changed into normal training school fol
the preparing of Indians to take tn,
place of white teachers in their owl
schools. 1t is also stated that the civi
service rules will be SO amended as tx
permit the employment as teachers O.
graduates of this school without civil
service examination.
By this change the children now in at
tendance will be distributed to other edu
catlonal institutions and this school viii
proceed upon higher and more advanced
plane, the students being young Indian
men and women sent here from all ovel
the country to receive the finishing
| touches of Il profe ssional training. The
fact that Santa Fe's school has been Sc
lected for this purpose above all Others
speaks we'll for our climatic attractions
and Is tribute to the central location Of
this city as relates to Indian educational
work.
Supt. Cart has not yet received officia
notification of the new arrangement, SC
he can scarcely tell just what changes
will DO necessary, but he expects such
notice in few days.
NEW MEXICO WAR CLAIMS.
Speaking of tho return of Inspector
Chaplin to his work of investigating In
dian depreciation claims in New Mexico, a
well informed citizen said to-day that
some $4,000 of these claims had been
paid to residents of the territory during
the past year, and that there were yet to
be adjusted about $4,O0O,OOO in claims
There are also some 100000 of militia
claims outstanding in New Mexico which
eventually the national government must
pay. OF the latter amount 100000 are
due volunteer war veterans for equip
ment, horses, saddles, forage, etc, sup
piled during the war in behalf of Uncle
Sam. These latter claims were examined
and favorably reported upon by the war
department some eighteen years ago, and
they are held to-day as being really good
securities which some day or other must
be paid at their full face value.
NEW MEXICO DENTAL BOARD.
DR.. d. W. Manley, secretary of the New
Mexico board of dental examiners, re-
turned yesterday from Albuquerque where
the board met on Monday. The meeting
received applications from fourteen
dentists for certificates to practice. As
provided by the new law all dentists of
good standing who were practicing in
New Mexico for one year prior to Feb.
23, 1898, are entitled to certificates. New
applicants, unless regular graduates, must
henceforth stand examination and pay
$25 before securing license to practice.
DR.. King, member of the board from
Deming, failed to qualify and has left the
territory. The governor to-day APP
pointed his successor in the person of DR..
White, of Deming.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
U. s. Marshal Z. L. Hall, who has been
Ill Washington on official business, is ex-
pected to return this evening.
A new postoffice has been established in
San Miguel county under the name of
Charco, and Mrs. Eliza G. Robertson ia
named as postmaster.
Receiver j. W. Schofield's official papers
came to hand from Washington last night
and he is to-day perfecting his bond in
the sum of $4,000 preparatory to assum-
ing control of the Albuquerque National
Bank.
In settling the accounts of ex-Sheriff J.
L. Perea, the Bernalillo county board or
dered delinquent taxes charged up against
Sheriff Jacobo Yrisarri as follows: 1887,
$6,293.7S; 1888, $5,5OO.73; 1889, 81, O73.49;
1890, $s,6O7.59; 1891, $16,971.41, and 1892,
458, 1881. 0S, and that he also be charged
with the sum of $1,14O, the amount of
license tax.