Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-03-16
For Territorial In
stitutions in Ex-
ecutive Session
COUNTY DAY IN HOUSE
Pyramid and Foraker Bills
ssed-.-Educational Mea-
sure Was Accepted.
THE COUNCIL.
seth Day-Afternoon Session.
March is.

seth Day-Afternoon Session.
March IS.
Owing to committee meetings, the
Council did not convene until nearly
4:3O p. m, President Spiess in the
chair. The chaplain offered the invo-
cation and the chief clerk read the
roll all answering present.
Council Bill Number 120 by Mr..
Murray, an act to reimburse w. e.
Martin, clerk of the Third Judicial
District Court for expenses for deputy
hire, was read the first and second
time by title and in full on its third
reading and passed the Council by
unanimous vote on motion of Mr.. Muir
ray
Upon motion of Mr.. Sargent, second
ed and carried, the Council then went
into executive session. Just previous
ly message from the House was re-
ceived announcing the passage of
House Substitute for House Bill Num-
ber 81, relative to classification Of
counties and salaries of county Off
cials
In executive session, the Council
confirmed the following nominations
by the Governor:
Members of Board of Pharmacy:
For term ending March 19, 1901, G. s.
Moore of Roswell; for term ending
March 10, 1912, E. G. Murphy Of Las
Vegas.
Members of Dental Board: G. N.
Lord, of Santa Fe; NJ. j. Moran, of
Deming; i. f. Ervien, of Albuquer-
que; Frank N. Brown, of Chaves
County; F. E. Olney of Las Vegas.
Members Sheep Sanitary Board:
Solomon Luna, Of Valencia County;
Eliza White, of Chaves County; H. w.
Kelly, of San Miguel County; Charles
Schleter of Union County, and Thorn
as D. Burns, Sr of Rio Arriba County.
Board of Regents of New Mexico
Military Institute at Roswell: Nathan,
Jaifa for term ending March %, 1910;
Z. A. Cahoon, for term ending
March %, 1911.
Members of Board Of Regents of
School of Mines at Socorro: Aniceto
c. Abeyta, of Socorro, for term ending
September 2, 1907 A. Fl. Hilton, of
Soccrro, for term ending September
2, 1910; w. A. Fleming Jones, of Las
Cruces, for term ending September 2,
1911
Members of Board of Trustees Min
ers' Hospital at Ration; w. M. White,
of Colfax County for term ending
June 20, 1907, G. E. Lyons, of Colfax
County, term ending June 20, 1908;
Charles Tamme, of San Miguel Coun-
ty, term ending June 20, 1910; Marie
T. Van Houten, of Ration, term ending
June 20, 1911.
Members Board of Trustees New
Mexico Institute for the Blind at Ala
mogordo: r. H. Pierce, of Otero Coun-
ty, term ending August 8, 1910; George
G. Bryan, of Otero County, term end
ing August s, 1911.
Members Board of Regents of Nor
NAL University at Las Vegas: j. M.
Cunningham, OF San Miguel County,
term ending February %, 1908; o. A.
Iarrazolo, of Las Vegas, for term end
ing February %, 1911; M. w. Browne
of San Miguel, for term ending Febru-
ary 20, 1911; Joshua s. Reynolds, OF
Albuquerque, for term ending Febru-
ary %, 1872
Members Board of Trustees of Asy-
lum for the Blind at Santa Fe: Grant
Rlvenburg, term ending July %, 1910;
Benjamin NJ. Read, term ending July
%, 1911.
Members Of Board Of Regents of In
sane Asylum at Las Vegas: B. d.
Black, of San Miguel County, term
ending September 2, 1908; w. e. Gort-
ner Of Las Vegas, term ending Sep
tember 2, 1911
Members of Board Of Regents of
New Mexico University, at Albuquer-
que: r. s. Slower, Of Albuquerque,
term ending September 2, 1910, and
Frank w. Clancy, for term ending
September 2, 1911.
At o'clock the executive session
arose and the Council was called to
order by President Spiess.
The following new bills were intro
duced:
Council Bill Number 121, by Mr..
Martinez, an act to abolish the office
OF coal oil inspector. The bill was
read the first and second time by title
and ordered translated, printed and
referred to the Committee on Judi
ciary.
Council Bill Number 1872, by Mr..
Dalies, an act empowering school d.
rectors to sell lands not needed for
school purposes. The bill was read
the first and second time by title and
ordered translated, printed and re.
ferred to the Committee on Judiciary.
The Committee on Judiciary re-
ported favorably House Bill Number
165, relative to the settlement Of ac-
counts Of public officials. The bill was
read In full the third time and passed
the Council BY unanimous vote.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Sulzer, seconded
and carried, the rules were suspended
to take UP House Substitute for House
Bill Number 81, an act relative to the
classification Of counties and salaries