Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-12
SUPER|NTENDENTS
SALARIES HIGHER
Increase Seems Certain In
Several Counties Says
MIR. Clark
TWO COMPANIES , DISSOLVE
40 Book Gases Arrive For the
Law Library in the
Capitol.

Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: From James A. Baird,
treasurer of Otero county, $1,11212;
and from Game and Fish Warden Ga
BILE, $1425.
Fixing Salaries.
Superintendent of Public Instrue-
ton J. E. Clark is at work fixing the
salaries of county school superintend-
ents for 1911. 1t is said that these
superintendent will receive an in
crease in many instances although
Mckinley county may suffer de-
crease. There are about twelve cour
ty superintendent now receiving the
maximum of $1,500.
The superintendent today is send
ing out 80 or more letters in regard to
arranging the bonds to be furnished
by county treasurers as custodlans OF
the school funds under the law OF
1909 which requires that the bond be
given.
Change of Agent.
Papers were filed in the Territorial
Secretary's Office by Mother Gather
inc M. Drexel of Philadelphia an
nouncing the change of agent of the
Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
here, Mother NJ. Loyola Catherine
Hawley) being put in place of Mother
NJ. Evangelist MARY A. Gillespie)
who has been transferred from the
Indian school here to St Elizabeth's
convent, Pa.
Consent of Dissolution.
Papers were filed in the territorial
secretary's office of consent of disso'
luton of the Wagon Lumber and
Trading Company which was capital
lied at $4,000 in $50 shares at $100
each and the stockholders of which
are Robert H. Kemp, 140 shares; f.
L. Austin, shares and Fred Lee, 5
shares. The place of business was at
Dexter and the agent was F. L. Aus
tin residing at Roswell.
Consent of dissolution was also
filed by the stockholders of the Ha-
german Lumber and Hardware Com
pany which was incorporated with a
capital stock of 100000 of 600 shares
at $100 each, the shareholders. being
Robert H. Kemp, SIS shares; F. l..
Austin, 10 shares; Fred Lee, 10
shares and A. R. Teeple, 5 shares, F.
L. Austin of Roswell, being the agent.
Notary Appointed.
Governor Mills appointed Edward
C. Wade. jr., of Las Cruces, Dona
Ana county, a notary public.
Insurance Matters.
The American Bankers Assurance
Company of St. Louis and the Ameri
can Fire Insurance Company OF
Philadelphia, both new corporations
have notified the territorial insurance
department they contemplate apply
ing for admission to do business in
New Mexico.
Book Cases Here.
The work of removing the law Ii
brary to it's new quarters in the an
mex of the capitol is going merrily
on now that 140 splendid bookcases
have arrived. They are being put
up today and hundreds of books which
were placed on the floor awaiting the
arrival of the bookcases are beins
put in them When finished, the Ii
brary will not only be great con
venience to attorneys but will be one
of the most attractive rooms in the
city.
Land Entries.
The following were the land en-
tries at the local land office yester
day: Inez Howe, Sanchez, San M
guel; Antonio Serrano, Elizardo Mes
tas, Coyote, Rio Arriba county; Dan
iel E. Hakes, Bluewater, Valencia
county; Jesse Howell, Willard, Tor
rance county. Final entries were
made by Luis E. Lamb, BlueWate
and Alexandra Baca, Willard.
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