Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-06-28
CONSERVATION
COMMISSION
Now Has a Geologist and
Will Soon Get Down to
Hard Work.
man HAD MANY ALIASES
c. N. Blackwell, is Appointed
Regent of the Miners
Hospital.

The Conservation Commission of
New Mexico met here yesterday and
outlined plans for future work. The
commission now is equipped to go
ahead and carry out the purposes for
which it was formed now that there
is geologist at the University OF
New Mexico, who is member ex-off.
clio of the commission as Is the gov
ernor. The other members are Hon.
Solomon Luna, Attorney w. A. F1em-
ing Jones of Las Cruces, and John
Morrow, well known attorney OF
Ration.
Applied for Admission.
The Amarillo National Life Insur-
ance Company of Amarillo, Texas,
has today applied for admission to
transact business in New Mexico.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the sum of $267.60 from
Warden Cleofes Romero, for convict's
earnings and the sum of IS from X.
P. Ervien, the capitol custodian, for
capitol contingent fund.
Road to Rito de los Friioles.
Territorial Engineer Charles D. Mil.
Ter. County Commissioner I. Sparks
Engineer w. R. Smythe and DR. Edgar
L. Hewett left in an automobile this
morning for the Rito de los Frijoles to
make preliminary survey for the
new road out of Water Canon.
Mr.. Blackwell Appointed.
Governor Mills has appointed G. N.
Blackwell of Ration, regent of the
Miners Hospital at Ration, succeed.
ing Mrs. J. Van Houten, who did not
wish to be reappointed. The govern,
or today expressed regret that Mrs.
Van Houten could not again serve as
a regent of the hospital and said that
as such she had contributed largely
to the success of the institution. The
matters at the hospital are in salts
factory condition, said the governor,
and an additional building costing
$4,000 to $4,000 will be erected, with
out any extra expense to the terri
tory. - X
or for Frisco.
Chief Clerk Rupert F. Asplund OF
the department of education will leave
the middle of next week for San Fran
cisco to attend the National Educa-
tional Association meeting at which
10000 teachers will likely be present.
They come from all over the United
States. About $4,000 more people are
said to have taken advantage OF the
low rates to the Gate City. New
Mexico and Arizona educators will
have splendid rooms together at the
Palace hotel on Market street and
New Mexico will be fairly well repre-
scented at the meeting, as many coun'
ty school superintendent and teach
ers will 60 to San Francisco to gain
benefit from mingling with educators
from coast to coast.
Many Aliases.
A man who has three names and
none of them his right name, was
taken to Fort Russell, Wyoming, from
the penitentiary where he was serv
ing sentence of two years for lar
ceny under the alias of George Nc
Nagel The curious combination ol
the Irish "Mac" and the German
'Nagel" may have aroused the suspi
cion of Warden Romero for at all
events MAC" was found to have en-
listed in the U. 8. army under the
name of Thomas Schlemmer. His
other alias was George Darrell. He
entered the penitentitary June 10
1909. and was wanted by the sheriff o1
Hiawatha, Kansas, and the city mar.
shall of Las Vegas. A sergeant and
private of the regular army from For
Russell came here to get the prisoner
Sheep Inspection.
A meeting Of the district inspectors
OF the New Mexico sheep sanitary
board is in progress in Albuquerque
having begun yesterday morning and
1t will likely continue until tonight
The inspectors are meeting in con
nection with DR.. Marion lines Of the
United States bureau of animal indus
try, which is to cooperate with the
board in looking after the compliance
with the sheep dipping orders that
have been lately issued, by the board
The inspectors of the Arizona district
are also in attendance at the meet
ing. Preparations are being made fol
the beginning Of the sheep dipping not
later than July 10. The following Is {
complete list OF the attending inspec
tors. DR.. G. G. Etling, East Las We
gas; DR.. G. C. Heacock, Carlsbad: Dr.
J. J. Houghendobler, Ration; DIR. G
A. Lipp, Roswell: DR.. T. A. Mccarthy
Santa Fe; DR.. R. NJ. Olberter. Clay
Z ton; DR.. E. E. Oldaker. Flagstaff. Ari
zona; DR.. H. r. Pine, Carrizozo; Dr.
w. A. Savage, Dalhart, Tex; DR.. F. I
Schneider, San Rafael;g DR.. w. schu
macker, Durango, Colo; DR.. w. Sor
rel, Willard; DR.. E. 8. Spindler, Magda
lena; Dr.. S.'A. Waters, Chama; Dr.
& M. C. Wiley, Albuquerque. An add
tional complement of Is men Is to b,
employed under the supervision Of th.
& visiting veterinarians, besides the reg
ular force of about q hundred men al
ready employed The standard pre-
,scriptions for dipping the sheep vii
prevail, and each infected animal mus
be dipped twice In the dipping perio,
4 to cleanse n ~ The 7nfncfiH