Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-10-13

mas received the sum OF $l5.75 from
Game and Fish Warden Thomas p
Gable for game protection.
Insurance Matters.
The insurance department has been
informed that. the Retailers Fire In,
surance company of Oklahoma City
Oklahoma, contemplates entering
New Mexico.
The department has approved the
rLlicy form of the London and Ian.
cashire Fire Insurance company of
Great Britain that are to be issued
through the English-American Under.
writer's Agency.
Pharmacists Officers.
Through an error it was stated in
the New Mexican that the state phar-
macy board had elected new officers
The board reelected it's officers bit
the New Mexico Pharmaceutical Asso.
citation elected the following officers:
Bernard Ruppe, Albuquerque, presi.
dent; Roy H. Daniel, Roswell, vice
president; Mrs. M. l.. Powell, Albu-
querque, secretary; Gregory S. Moore,
Boswell, treasurer.
Land Entries.
The following were the land en-.
tries at the local land Office yesterday:
Athena Gurela, Lumberton, Rio Ar.
riba county; George M. Vandines,
Cuervo, Guadalupe county; Pablo Lu.
cero, Encino, Torrance county; John
N. Jackson, Cuervo, Guadalupe coun.
ty; E. F. Elliott, Colmor Colfax
county; A. M. Nye, Mcintosh, Tor.
rance county; Benito M. Vigil, Wagon
Mound, Mora county; Frank J. Jenn-
ings, Willard, Torrance county; Juan
Sedillo, Colmor, Colfax county.
Not for the Secretary.
The Office of the secretary of the
territory is receiving many letters
from probate clerks throughout the
territory asking for information on
the printing of the blue ballots which
ere to be used on November 7. How
ever, the secretary of the territory
wishes the probate clerks and the
public at large to know that he has
nothing to do with the printing of
these ballots. 1t is hoped, however,
that the Republican and the Demo.
cratic central committees will attend
to this matter at an early date.
Board of Pharmacy.
The territorial board of pharmacy
examiners for New Mexico held its
closing session at Albuquerque, finish
ing the examination of candidates.
The session held in the Commercial
Club at Albuquerque during this
week was really continuation of the
one held in Roswell last week. The
next session of the board will be held
in Santa Fe during the meeting OF
the legislature. The following are
the successful applicants to practice
pharmacy in the state: G. l.. Craw
ford of Dexter; w. H. Duckworth,
of Clovis; 2. J. Hubbard, of Roswell;
7. McChefflin, Artesia; C. B. Jami- |!
son, Las Cruces; A. w. Lever, Ros- !
well ]. F. Rudolph, M. D., Santa
Rosa; J. F. Straley, Fort Sumner;
r. H. Ward, Albuquerque. +
Educational Matters.
Rupert F. Asplund secretary of the
New Mexico Educational Association !,
is receiving encouraging letters from
various cities about the delegation
that will come here to attend the con-
vention the association will hold next
month. Tucumcari writes that it /
will send car with from fifty to |
seventy-five and Clovis asks for ac-
ccmodations for twenty persons.
One of the questions asked by the !
visitors is the cost of living in Santa |
Fe. Mr.. Asplund is making arrange
ments with the leading hotel proprie-
tors and people who will rent rooms
and he expects to get satisfactory
rates for all who attend the conven,
ton Mr.. Asplund stated that during
the convention there will be an ev-
ening called New Mexico Night"
and it will be given over to lectures
ty Former Governor L. Bradford
FRINGE, A. M. Read, Edgar l.. Hewett
and Colonel Ralph E. Twithell who
will discuss archaeology and the re.
sources of New Mexico.
A twelve page program is now the
object of much work and when finish
ed it is probable that the convention
will find its sessions have proved
most interesting.
Mr.. Asplund is getting UP sched-
ule. of railroad rates from the various
towns and these he will mail out to
the educators for their guidance.
Geodetic Survey for New Mexico.
For the purpose of establishing the
longitude of certain stations in New
Mexico and western Texas, Edwin
Smith and G. V. Hodgson, Of the U. s.
coast and geodetic survey, are in Ell
Faso and are at present taking obser.
vations in that city. A permanent
base Of cement has been
built in Cleveland square, which atI
present is covered by frame shanty
and from which TIE observations are {
made. A longitudinal base was es.
tablished when that city was mill.
tary reservation. Another was es-
tablished in 1892, but of late years,
no base for government use has ex-
listed there. Longitudes from one
established base are established by
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