Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-14
WOULD PROTECT
THE PUBLIC
Insurance Commissioners Are
Asked to Keep Track of
Each Company
EDUCATION BOARD TO MEET
County School Superintendent
Qualifications Will Be
Passed On.


Qualifications Will Be
Passed On.
Governor Mills has appointed Min
ME M. Crandall of Santa Fe, and Viola
A. Jones of Albuquerque, notaries pup-
lie.
Goes to Albuquerque.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jana'
was called to Albuquerque yesterday
on business. He will return IN
day or two.
Board Meets Tomorrow.
The territorial board of education
will meet at the capitol tomorrow
for the purpose Of looking over the
certifcation of teachers and passing
on the qualifications Of county school
snperintendents.
Land Entries.
The following were the land entries
a: the Santa Fe land office: William
EdgeFtonb Patrillo; Jacobo Leyban.
Galisteo; George P. Ainsworth, Ra-
ton; Samuel ]. Johnson, Sawyer;
Hugo Seaberg, Ration; Abran Mirabal.
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
has received the following sums for
the treasury: Cleofes Romero, con-
victs' earnings, $59S55; William NJ.
Robbins, treasurer of Sierra county,
$35.73; Game and Fish Warden Thom-
as P. Gable, $36.75.
Lower Freight Rate to Santa Fe.
On account of the complaint filed
ty the E. P. Welsh company against
the A., T. & s. F. railroad for the re-
duction of freight rates on mattresses
from Ell Paso to Albuquerque, before
the railroad company has reduced the
rate in order to have the case dis
missed, according to word received
by Rufus B. Daniel, who is handling
the case for the plaintiff, the old
rate of $1.37 has been reduced to SO
cents first class and IS cents second
class to Albuquerque, N. NJ, and San
te Fe, N. M, the same new rate in
stead of the old rates Of $1.55, and to
Las Vegas 94 cents for first class and
81 cents for second class, instead of
the old rates of $1.71. The new
rates go into effect October 5.
Federal Grand Jury May Investigate.
The grand jury of the territorial
district court. at Alamagordo, which
has been hearing evidence for several
days past, failed to make report on
the trouble at Cloudcroft few weeks
ago, when the cabins of the negro
servants of the Lodge were fired into
but the matter has not been dropped
entirely. The present grand jury
passed it up to the federal grand jury
which also has Jurisdiction and which
will meet in November. The matter
will be turned over by District At.
torney W. H. H. Llewellyn to fed.
eral District Attorney David Leahy
for investigation, and 1t is reported
that detective will be sent to Cloud
croft to work up the evidence. 1t
is stated that the evidence was strong
against two men, but not enough to
warrant the jury in returning an
Indictment at least not enough to
have convicted the indicted men. Toe
much secret society,"" is the way one
man puts 1t; he says the people ex
amined were in most cases lodge
brothers.
Reinstatement Of Certain Land Entries
Copy of Act of Congress, Approved
March 8, 1911. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States Of America II
Congress assembled, That all home
stead entries which have been can
celled or relinquished, or are invalid
solely because of the erroneous al
lowance of such entries after the with
drawal Of lands for national forss
purposes, may be reinstated or al
lowed to remain intact, but In tht
case OF entries heretofore cacncellet
applications for reinstatement mus
be fled in the proper local land ofiic,
prior to July first. nineteen hundret
and twelve.
Sec. 2. That in allscases where con
; tests were initiated under the provi
sions of the act Of May 18th, 1880
prior to the withdrawal Of the land To-
national forest purposes, the qualified
successful contestants may exercise
their preference right to enter tht
land within six months after the pass
sge Of this act,
Unauthorized Insurance..
p. M. "A. Lienau, deputy insurance
commissioner, was on the COMMITTEES
which made recommendations to thu
insurance convention which met IN st
Paul recently ON the matter Of "unau
thorized Insurance" The recommen
dation 10 AZ follows:
We, your committee on unauthiriz
ed Insurance. beg leave to submit thu
following report:
Your committee has labored witi
much zeal to devise some uniform plal
to submit to the Legislatures Of TIL
states Of this nation, In the form =ol
. bill. regulating the operations Of On
authorized Insurance.
In this connection your committed
has agreed and do agree that perma
nent results would be hard. II MOI
quite impossible to obtain BY ol
through this plan. We are Of ons
mind that regulation is not the sys
tenn. but absolute and unqualified sup
preston II the plan.