Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-21

| ms city, secretary and treasurer
| These two were the officers of the for.
mer board. The other member of the
outgoing board present was DR.. r. E
Olney of Las Vegas. DR.. F.. l.. Ham
mond of Las Vegas, was the other
| member of the new board present. DR..
"A. A. Bearup of Carlsbad, was absent.
The following dentists were granted
permanent certificates to practice: DR..
2. A. Swanson, Albuquerque; DR.. w. e.
Schott. Deming; DIR. Clifford H. Nell
son, Roswell. Appropriate resolutions
We're adopted anent the death of DR.. D.
w. Manley of Santa Fe, who prior to
his decease was. secretary and treasur-
Ell of the board for about ten years.
The meeting adjourned Saturday even
ing subject to the call Of the ch,Frr m.
The next meeting will probably be held
at Albuquerque next fall
IRRIGATION COMMISSION.
The Territorial Irrigation Commits
;ion is in session in this city at the Of
flee of Colonel George w. Knaebel. The
meeting was called to order this morn
.ng by former Chairman G. A. Rich
ardson. But very little business was
transacted owing to the absence of the
Dona Ana county member c. f. Miller,
who arrived in the city this afternoon,
and the board was organized at meet
ing that was convened at Colonel
Knaebels office at 1870 O'Clock. The
members of the commission are all pre-
sent. Following is list of those who
constitute the board: G. A. Richardson
of Chaves county; Carl A. Dalies of
Valencia county, Charles E. Miller of
Dona Ana county; Frank Springer of
San Miguel county; Colonel George w.
of Santa Fe county.
DEPUTIES APPOINTED.
Page B. Otero, game and fish warden
of the territory, yesterday appointed
the following deputies: c. r. Huber,
Charles Closson for Santa Fe coun-
ty; and r. l. Chambers for Taos
county. Mr.. Otero states that Section
II of the game law will be strictly en-
forced and his deputies will be instruc-
ted to notify dealers that fish or game
must not be sold unless bill of sale
can be produced showing that it was
bought outside of the territory.
IMPROVEMENTS ON
CAPITOL BUILDING AND
GROUNDS.
The Capitol Custodian Committee
has adopted extensive plans for the
of the capitol grounds.
Over $1OO worth of ornamental shrubs
and trees have been purchased and will
be set out this spring. An additional
of hydrants and lot Of water
pipe have been ordered and will be |
used on the grounds in order to in
crease the water facilities for irriga-
lion and sprinkling purposes as these
nave been insufficient. The committee |
mas also decided to sink deep well, |
rom which the water will be pumped |
oy an engine in order that a plentiful |
supply of the giving fluid may be
'eady for all purposes at all times. |
Many repairs in the interior of the |
have also been decided upon |
md the second floor is to be strength
ened by the putting in of strong steel |
orders. All of the painting necessary |
IN the exterior and in the interior of
he building to make everything look |
and in first class shape, will |
'e done during the early part of the |
summer. An appropriation was made
~ the last assembly for this purpose
md to pay for these needed improve
nents. Work thereon will commence
after the Presidents visit |
lext month.
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