El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-04
The New Mexican Amendments.

The full list of the territorial nomina
| tiOnS by Acting Governor Miller of New
Mexico, which were confirmed by the
| territorial senate or council. is giver
below as the matter is of interest to E
Paso, and many of the appointees are
well known here:
Solicitor General of the territory o
New Mexico-A. B. Fall.
Treasurer of the territory of New
MeXico-Samuel Eldodt.
Auditor of the territory of n ew Mex
ico-Marcelino Garcia.
Superintendent of Public instruction
of New Mexico-Placido Sandoval.
Librarian of the territory of New
Mexico-JoSe Segura.
Coal Oil Inspector of New Mexico
William Z. Martin.
District Attorneys as follows
For the counties of Colfax and Unior
-Olin E. Smith.
For the counties of Grant and Sierra
Thomas J. Hef1iu.
For the counties of San Miguel, Mora
and Gnadalupe-E. V. Long.
For the county of Lincoln-S. F.
Matthews.
For the counties of Eddy and Chaves
John Franklin.
For the county of Dona Ana-R. L.
Young.
For the counties of Santa Fe, Rio
Arriba, Taos and San juan. h
Christ.
For the counties of Bernalillo and
Valencia-Thos. A. Finical.
For the county of Socorro-H. M
Dougherty.
Regents of the university of New Mex
ico-E. S. Slower, to serve five years,
from September 2, 1895. F. w Clancy
to serve five years, from September 2
1896.
Regents of the New Mexico College
of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
G.. A. Richardson, to serve five years
from September 2, 1895. A. A. Jones
to serve five years, from September 2
1896.
Normal school at Las Vegas-Charles
1lfeld, five years, from February 81,
lumbus Noise, deceased. Willard w.
Browne. to serve five years, from Feb
ruary p, S96. Frank w. Springer, to
serve five years, from February 21,
1897.
Normal school at Silver City-C. G.
to serve five years from
February 81, 1896. w. A. Hawkins, to
serve five years from February 81,
1897.
New Mexico school of mines at So
E. L. Browne, to
oSi W hNO ySoi iloh SCpbCuoOt
1898, to fill the unexpired term of E. E.
Mold. ]. p. McGrorty, to serve five
years, from September 2, 1895. John
y. Hewitt, to serve five years, from
2, 1896.
New Mexico Military institute at
Roswell. G.. Lea, to serve until Feb
ruary =, 1898. J. O. Cameron, to serve
five years, from February 2, 1896. John
w. Poe to serve five years, from Feb
ruary 2, 1897.
Insane asylum directors-Gustave A.
ROthgeb, to succeed Lorenzo Lopez. de-
ceased, to serve five years, from Sep
TENDER Is, 1893. Marcus Brunswick,
TO serve five years, from September 2,
1895. John w. collars, to serve five
ears, from September 2, 1896.
Capital custodian committee-Sol.
5piegelberg and Manuel Valdez
Members of the territorial board of
'qualiza tion-Romulo Martinez for the
irst judicial district; Thos. Hughes.
or the second judicial district; D. c.
Hobart, for the third judicial district:
lanes Duncan, for the fourth judicial
George L. Ulrich, for the fifth
judicial district.
Members of the Cattle Sanitary
,oard-J. F. Hinkle, W. H. Jack,
Frederick Otero, T. E. Mitchell and
VI. n. Chaffiu.
Board of Medical examiners-Dr. G.
): yesterday, DR.. w. Eggert, DR.. ].
Sloan. DR.. Jos. Cunningham, DIR. F.
/. Atkins, and DR.. J. w. Kinsinger.
Board of Dental examiners-Dr.
ames B. Brady, DR.. Edward S. Olney,
Dr.. L. II. Chamberlin, DR.. w. II.
White, and DR.. A. A. Bearup.
Members OF the Capitol Rebuilding
ommittee-William H. Pope to fill
he vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ion of H. L. Waldo.
Members of the Board of Pharmacy-l
\. J. Fisher to serve five years from
S95; w. G. Porterfield to serve five
ears from 1896, and E. G. Murphy to
erve five years from 1897.
Board of Peuitentiary Commission
rs-Charles F. Easley, G. A. Hadley,
,aturnino Baca, j. Francisco Chaves, |
francisco Miera, D. S. Miller, and
henry j. Young.
Members of the Bureau of Immigra-
ion-J. D. Hughes, F. Lowenthal, V.
). May, f. a. Manzanares and Lucius |