Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-01-10
BOARDS MEET
At CAPITOL
Equalization and Medical
Subjects Discussed at
Its Session
zANzAbAR CLUB IS FORMED
Albuquerque Philanthropists In
corporate to Found Academies
Colleges and Libraries.

Two important board meetings
were held today at the capitol. One
was of the members of the territorial
board Of equalization. This board
was presided over by James Hinkle
of Roswell The other members pres
ent were William Lutz of Lincoln, DR..
Cunningham of Las Vegas. and Mr..
Jones Of Silver City t. D. Burns of
TERRA Amarillo was not present at
the morning session. Alexander San
doval of Bernalillo, was also absent,
but is expected to arrive here some
time today. Routine work was trans
acted this morning. A report of this
afternoon proceedings will be given
tomorrow.
Medics Meet.
In another room of the capitol was
of health and medical examiners. The
meeting was presided over by DR.. J. F.
Pearce of Albuquerque, president.
Among the others present were DR..
W. E. Kaser, vice-president, Las We
gas; DR.. w. D. Radcliffe, treasurer,
Belen; and DR.. J. A. Massie, secre-
tary, from this city.
Seventeen or more physicians were
present and the board will be in ses-
sion two days. There were seventeen
applications for licenses to practice
medicine.
Zanzabar Club.
And now it is a ''Zanzabar" Club for
Albuquerque! Articles of incorpora-
ton were filed with the secretary of
the territory today by the club, which
proposes to prove Of civic value by
founding academies, colleges and Ii
braries. The articles of incorporation
are as follows:
We the undersigned, James NJ Bur
ton, Walter L. Watkins, Vance Green,
Edgar A. Williams and Albert E. Hen
derson, all citizens of the United
States and of the territory of New
Mexico hereby associate ourselves to-
gether under and by virtue of the pro-
visions of Sections 462, 463, 464, 465,
466 and 469 of the Compiled Laws of
New Mexico for 1907, and of amend
ments thereto and hereby declare the
name of the organization is ''The Zan-
zibar Club Its object is to establish
colleges, academies, libraries and for
the furtherance of benevolence and
charitable work. The location of the
principal place of business of the said
organization is on West Central ave-
nue., and the name of the agent of said |
corporation is James M. Burton. The |
club is to exist fifty years.
Dearth of Teachers.
Superintendent of Public Instruction |
Clark announced today that there is
a dearth of teachers holding first and |
second class certificates for village |
schools. The positions pay on an
overage of $50 month and are good
for the remainder of the school term
of three to six months. Among the
causes given for scarcity of teachers
or for the vacancies in the teaching
force are sickness of present incum-
bents; the fact that women teachers
are getting married and because there
are long standing vacancies which
have been difficult to fill
Other Items.
Game Warden Gable has received
the license books for the expired year
and has issued to his deputies about
10000 licenses for use during 1910.
Captain Fornoff was summoned to.
day by telegram to Corona. where
there has been some friction over a
shooting affair
The increase of the revenues of the
land commissioners office over last
years figures is estimated at $4,000.
which shows there is a prosperity
wave in the territory.
Notaries Public Appointed.
Governor Curry has appointed the {
following notaries: Emil Bibo Il
Cubero, Valencia county; Harriet M. s
Babcock, Kelly, Socorro county; H. A.
Hillsboro, Sierro county. Is