Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-15

In TIE COUNCIL.

the New Mexico regular and vountee
service of the war of 1861 was passed b,
the council this morning. 1t limits th'
, appropriation for that purpose to $3.50
G. b. No. 50, known as the secretary
fee bill, requiring foreign corporation,
/ to file papers with the secretary of the
territory, was passed.
c. b. No. Ill, to establish board o.
control to look after the affairs of the
old palace building in Santa Fe, was
passed.
The general deficiency funding bill
has passed the council. This bill is one
of the results of the good work done in
the council by Hon. H. 0. Bursum.
The following bills were tabled this
morning: To encourage the beet sugar
raising industry and provide for sugar
| bounty; to create a preparatory school
at Clay yton; to reduce the legal rate OF
interest to 10 per cent.
The nomination of w. G. Ritch, OF
Socorro county, as q member of the
board of regents of the Silver City Nor,
NAL School was sent to the council this
morning.
GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS.
Late yesterday afternoon Governor
Otero sent the following nominations to
the council.
Solicitor general, E. L. Bartlett, of
Santa Fe.
Territorial treasurer, Jefferson Ray
nolds, of Las Vegas.
Territorial auditor, Luis M. Ortiz, of
Chamita.
Superintendent of public instruction.
Manuel c. de Baca, of Las Vegas.
Superintendent of the pententiary
Fl. O. Bursum, of Socorro.
Territorial librarian, Lafayette EN-
met, of Santa Fe.
Coal oil inspector, John S. Clark, of
Las Vegas.
Public printer, j. D. Hughes of Santa
Fe.
District attorneys: Jere Leahy, of
Ration, for Colfax and Union counties;
r. P. Barnes, of Silver City, for Grant
and Sierra counties; c. A. Spiess, of
Las Vegas, for San Miguel, Guadalupe
and Mora counties; A. j. Nesbit, of
Roswell, for Chaves and Lincoln coun-
ties; r. c. Gortner, of Santa Fe, for
Santa Fe, Taos, San Juan and Rio Ar
riba counties; T. A. Finical, of Albu-
querque, for Bernalillo and Valencia
counties, and S. Alexander, of Socorro,
for Socorro county.
Penitentiary commissioners: F. H.
Pierce, of San Miguel county; Juan Ma
varro, of Mora county: j. T. McLaugh-
lin, Of Santa Fe county; J. Francisco
Chaves, of Valencia county, and Louis
Baer, of Bernalillo county.
Cattle sanitary board: j. F. Hinkle,
of Lincoln county; w. H. Jack, of
Grant county; E. G. Austen, of Mora
county; M. N. Chaffin, of San Miguel
county. and Malaquias Martinez, of
Taos county.
Sheep sanitary board: Sol Luna, of
Valencia county; w. Z Prayer, of
Chaves county, and Henri w Kelly, of
San Miguel county.
Capitol rebuilding board: F. A. Man
zanares, of Las Vegas; w. S. Hopewell,
Of Hillsboro, and w. H. Pope r. j. Pa
len and s. G. Cartwright, OF Santa Fe.
Capitol custodian commissions: Sol
Spiegelberg Geo. III. Wallace and A.
Hinojos, of Santa Fe.
Bureau Of immigration: L. B. Prince,
of Santa Fe; Felipe Chaves, of Belen;
w. A. Hawkins, of Silver City; Frank
Springer, of Las Vegas, and A. C.
Campbell, of Roswell.
Board of medical examiners: DR.. G.
S. Easterday, of Albuquerque; DR.. w.
Eggert and DR.. J. H. Sloan, of Santa
Fe DR.. j. Cunningham and DR.. w. r.
Upton, of Las Vegas; DR.. Il. P. Mar
tin, Of Taos, and DR.. c. G. Bryan, of AL
amogordo.
The nominations Of H. o. Bursum for
superintendent of the penitentiary; j.
Francisco Chaves as member of the
penitentiary board; T. A. Finical as
district attorney and r. p. Barnes as
district attorney, were at once con-
firmed and the others We're referred to
the proper committees.