Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-04-12
BUSY DAY At
THE CAPITOL
Board Of Health
Organizes and
Examines
GOVERNOR CURRY RETURNS
The Penitentiary Commission
Elects Officers..-Three
interpretations

Governor curry Iotua Jaw"
forenoon from nine days trlp
which included Roswell, where ne
suent four days attending the con-
venrion of the Cattlemen's Associa-
4ion and witnessed the dedication Oh
the National Guard Armory;' sunny
side where he personally looked INTO
- land and townsite dispute, ana Al
Luouerque where he spent yesterday
in consultation with business men
and accepted an invitation to JOIN
the Albuquerque Trade excursion
which will visit the towns OF the
southern part of the Territory, and
will bring Governor Curry in time
10 Silver City to speak at the dedl-
cation of the National Guard Armory
on next Saturday evening.
Complaint From Clovis.
Captain Fred Fornoff of the Terri
tcrial Mounted Police today received
\ telegram from City Attorney Nor
row at Clovis, Curry county, that con-
siderable excitement is created IN
The vicinity of Clovis by inspectors
@ the Territorial Cattle SANITARY
Eoard killing horses of farmers, al
leging that the horses are afflicted
with the mango, while the owners OF
the animals contend that the AMI
rlals are not SO afflicted. Under the
new law, owners of horses killed by
insnectors are entitled to compensa-
tion amounting to two-thlrds OF 'he
value of the animals killed.
interpretations.
The following interpretations were
filed today with Territorial Secre-
4arv Nathan Jaffa: The Artesia
Z, ieht and Power Company of Artes
sja, Eddy County. capitalization
$4,000. The incorporators and dl-
rectors are: D. C. Coates and o. s.
Coates, of Artesia, and K. =. more
land of Duval, Texas.
The Farmers Bank and Trust Com
pany of Maxwell City, Colfax coun-
1v. Capitalization 100000. The IN
ourporators, officers and directors
ale: Alnson S. Hall of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, president; James
Cowan, of Colorado Springs, vice
president; Charles Wolfe of Maxwell
CITY. cashier: William Van Bruggen.
Fred D. Haines and Charles Avery OF
Maxwell City.
The Carbon City Beer and Ice Com
pany of Gallup, Mckinley county.
Capitalization, $25,OO0. The incorpo-
rators and directors are: A. F. Wit
EEL New Mexico agent; Gregory Page
and P. M. Peterson.
Museum Executive Committee.
The executive committee OF the
New Mexico Museum met this after
noon with Doctor Edgar l.. HeWetl
and discussed the adoption OF rules
and regulations for the government OF
the Museum.
District Court.
Las Vegas sent over its legal talent
today to represent the various parties
interested in the motion for the set
ting aside Of the recent sale by spe
cial master Of the property and fran.
chise of the Las Vegas Power and
Light Company which operated the
electric street railway at, Las Vegas
Chief Justice w. j. Mills could not sit
in the case on account of being inter
ested in the property concerned. At
torneys Charles A. Spiess, w. G. Hay
don, w. J.. Lucas, and John D. w
Veeder were among those who pre-
sented arguments before Judge McFie
this forenoon in the matter. This al
ternoon the matter of the $4,000 ap
peal bond filed by R. G. Mullen, was
to come up for a hearing. This is the
third bond Mullen has filed.
The new and third bond offered by
Mullen to the court Is signed by the
following persons all of Alamogordo:
j. L. Lawson, F. G. ROLAND, D. M
Beringer, Jr., w. E. Carmack, DR.. r.
H. Gudger, J. H. McRae, J. A. Nc
Kay, J. R. Gilbert, Lee Jones, J. G.
Dunn, Edward l.. Oliver and w. E.
Warren.
Deputy Game Wardens.
The new game and fish protection
law makes the probate clerk Of each
county ex-officio collectors Of license
fees. Game and Fish Warden Thomas
!. P. Gable, for the convenience Of the
public is appointing deputies and II
cense collectors at other points than
the county seats and has thus far ap
pointed the following: Santa Fe
county, w. H. Kerr and E. q. Van
Horne; Bernalillo, Fred w. Fisher;
Dona Ana, Edward Ehle Of Las Cru
es, and Kenneth D. Oliver at An