Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-09
IS HELD ON
SERIOUS CHARGES
Elias Silva of Casaus Is Ar
rested at Las Vegas by
A. A. Sena
Mr.. IkFFh FGk[VEKD RCUN
Medical and Equalization Boards
Are Meeting at Capitol
Today.

dent OF CdSauS, was dIleeC0u 'NS'
dav at Las Vegas on a warrant issued
by the district court OF Grant county
by Mounted Policeman A. A. Sena anu
delivered to the sheriff of Grant coun-
tv The charge on which the ar
rest was made was seduction out lur-
ther particulars have not been nearu
here.
Board of Equalization.
The Territorial Board OF EquallZd-
ton would have met this morning puC
a ouorum was not present. Ine
hoard met at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
with J. F. Hinkle as its chairman
Important matters come up before
the board this afternoon, and the hA'
ing of the taxation rates is one OF
the most important of the subjects TO
be discussed
Inspection Tonight.
Adjutant General Brookes Will III
spect Company F, New Mexico M"
tional Guard, tonight.
New Licenses.
Game and Fish Warden Cables Of
flee is busy sending out those new
game and fish licenses for 1911, about
$500 having been sent Saturday. The
new licenses are different from those
Of last year and are considered more
complete They are issued in carbon
duplicate, the carbon being kept oy
tho parre warden
A Good Contract.
The superintendent of public IN
" struction has issued the call for bids
for supplying text books and in the
call it is explicitly stated That
party of the first part further agrees
that the prices set forth above are as
low as are being given on said books
to the consumer in any other state
county or school district in the Unit
ed States, and that if said books are
being sold elsewhere in the United
States where similar conditions as tt
distribution prevail, at lower prices
or if at any time reductions are made
by the party of the first part else
Wn6T6 III luS CulLGu olGitCos ANCh
Meyi~r7- siIaf. De sranteG the same re
duction and given the same prices.
THAT, the party of the second part
assumes no financial responsibility
under this contract, but agrees to
see that said books are used through
out the schools of the Territory in
accordance with the terms of the
adoption (Section 8, Chapter 81, Laws
OF 1900"
The Importance of these causes is
apparent and will mean that New
Mexico will not pay more than full
fedged states for text books.
Officials Back.
Governor Mills will return tonight
from Las Vegas and Mora where he
attended statehood meetings.
Land Commissioner Ervien has re-
turned from trip through the east
ern part of the territory made on
business OF the land office.
Surveyor General March has re.
turned from ten days trip to Clovis,
Fort Sumner, Melrose, and other
places, looking over lands that are
for territorial selection.
Supreme Court.
. Before adjourning the supreme
court disposed of the following:
Case No. 1923. Las Vegas Railway
and Power Company, corporation,
and William A. Buddecke, appellants,
VS.. the Trust Company of st. Louis, a
corporation, appellee. Appeal from
the District Court of San Miguel
county. The motion to bring new
parties into the case was confessed
by appellant and denied by the court.
The motion of appellants to strike
out briefs from files because they were
not signed by an attorney of this
court was overruled, and appellants
allowed to sign the same as on the
date of fling The motion to strike
out the motion for rehearing for the
reason that it was not filed in The
time prescribed by rule, was granite
by the court and the motion of appel
lants for rehearing denied.
Case No. 245. Dalos A. Chapel, aI
pellant VS.. Daniel H. McMillen ct al
appellee, appeal from the distric
court, Socorro county. The motion
for a rehearing was denied.
Case No. 1850. S. T. Gray and Rob
ert Brady, appellants, vs. Robert Fl
Taylor, ct al, appellees, appeal from
district court, Lincoln county Tb
motion for rehearing was granite,
and the cause set for hearing Ian
uary 30.
The court then adjourned until Jan
uary %.
Medical Board.
The Territorial Board of Healt]
and Medical Examiners met thi
morning in the Hall of Representa-
tives, all the members of the boar,
being present with the exception o
DR.. ). F. Pearce, the vice presiden
who is expected to arrive this after
noon. The board examined severa
applicants for license to practic
medicine. DR.. A. Dunn of Philadel
phia, the noted authority on tropica
diseases, was present at the meetin,
of the board.
Mr.. Jaffa HomeWard Bound.
Acting Secretary of the Territor,
Edwin F. Coard has received a lette
from Territorial Secretary Nathal