Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-26


Howe of Fort Bayard, $50 a month;
George 0. Hartman of Fort Bayard $50
a month.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer j. II. Vaughn
has received from H. S. Lutz, collector
of Lincoln county, $226.56 of 1900 taxes,
and $1,S33.S6 of 1901 taxes.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Mineral Land Entry: The Mexican
King Gold and Copper Company by
Frank Bolton, attorney in fact Tres
Piedras, Rio Arriba county, The War
Eagle lode 1870 acres, Headstone min
ing district.
Desert Land Entry: Francisco Rem
shaw Matthews. Ration, 1897 acres
Colfax county.
LEVY FOR CATTLE SANITARY
BOARD.
Captain J. A. LaRue, secretary of
the cattle sanitary board, and M. N.
Chaffin, member Of the board. today
requested Auditor w. G.. Sergeant to
make a levy of two and half mills
upon the assessed valuation Of all cat
tie in the territory, for the cattle san
itary board Auditor Sergeant made
the levy as requested.
DELEGATES TO MINING CON-
GRESS.
Governor Otero will in few days
name 80 delegates to the international
Mining Congress at Butte, Mont. He
is still open to suggestions for dele
gates who are interested in mining and
are willing to attend the convention.
Such suggestions should come from ev-
cry county in the territory in which
there are mines for 1t Is important that
New Mexico be ably and fully represen-
ted at the congress.
THE TERRITORIAL BOARD OF
HEALTH.
The territorial board of health at its
session today at the capitol building,
physicians applying for license to prac-
tice in New Mexico, and who have dl-
plomas from the following medical COL
leges will be granted such license
without examination: University Of
Pennsylvania, Harvard University,
Johns Hopkins University, State Uni
versity Of Missouri and Columbia Uni
versity of New York. All other appli-
cants will be required to pass an exam
ination. 1t is the intention Of the
board to add other medical colleges to
the above list as soon as the board Is
satisfied that they are of equal grade
to the above named colleges.
The following applicants were grant,
ed licenses to practice in New Mexico:
Albert r. DeCosta, y. O'Michael, Geo.
Fl. Christy, W. A. Uehren of Las We
gas; DR.. H. c. Mueller of Taos; Dr.sJo-
seph Moneyham, DR.. Isaac Saylin OF
Belen; DR.. A. spurney, Dr. Carl Ra-
mus, DR.. P. M. Darlington and DR.. H.
X. Pangburn of the Fort Stanton Ma
rine Sanitarium; DR.. Nathan p. Gra-
ham, DR.. Morrow D. Brown, DR.. Will
lam. Edward West, DR.. c. M. Yater Of
Roswell: DR.. J. M. Laws, DR.. J. G..
Moir, DR.. G. B. Strother, DR.. William
Martin Forster, DR.. oliver H. Irwin,
DR.. D. H. Huffaker, DR.. Gottlieb
wehrle, DR.. James F. Rhodes, DR.. j..
w. Pearson, DR.. William III. Hinton,
DR.. Jesse w. Barker of Cerrillos.
The following applicants for license to
practice were ordered to be examined
at the next meeting of the board in De-
cember: DR.. Samuel c. Clark, DR.. W.
A. Fullington, DR.. Arthur H. Barr, DR..
Joseph l.. Folen, DR.. John P. Norris,
DR.. John A. welctl. DR.. F. w. Randall
of Santa Rita.
DIR. F. A. Farrell, who had been an
applicant for license, having died, his
application fee was ordered refunded
to his family.
It was resolved to recognize those
medical colleges in good standing that
are recognized blythe New York
Board OF Regents. &
The accounts Of the treasurer OF the
board were audited and found correct,
and the expense accounts Of the men1-
bers of the board were ordered paid.