Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-15
PHARMACY BOARD
IS IN SESSION
DRUGGISTS Are Anxious to
Have a More Stringent
Poison Law
THE STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
Lawyers of the State Are Exam
ing Criminal and Civil Codes
of Procedure.

The state board of pharmacy is in
session at the Masonic temple. The
examination of six applicants was
completed last evening and the results
will be announced soon. This morn
ing the board will take up the matter
of drug legislation especially that pro-
posed for the better regulation of the
sale of poisons. Sessions will be held
today and tomorrow.
Spanish-American Normal School.
A meeting of the trustees of the
Spanish-American Normal School will
be held on Thursday or Friday of this
week, to arrange for the closing of
the session and other business mat
teIs. The meeting has been delayed
owing to the board not being full
since the resignation of Senator Hartt
in conformity with the constitution
which does not permit member OF
the legislature to be a trustee.
State Bar Association.
The state bar association held a
meeting last evening in the senate
chamber at the CAPITOL President J. NJ
Hervey, presiding, Secretary Miss Mel
lie Brewer present. The House and
Senate judiciary committees met with
the association and a partial report
was made on bills now before the leg
islature or proposed dealing with the
civil and criminal codes of procedure
and an act relating to liens and mort
cages. The association committees
making investigation will report il
full this evening. The association
will also fix the time and place fol
the holding of a summer session.
Incorporation of Savings Bank.
The First State Savings Bank of Al
huquerque yesterday filed papers o
incorporation with the state corpora
tion commission. A total capitaliza
ton of 100000 was declared, $3.50,
600 of which has been subscribed ant
100000 actually paid in. The stocl
of the bank is divided into 5,0O'
shares worth $100 each at par. Z
large number of the names of resi-
dents of the city and state appear a
subscribers to the capital stock. Th
names of the directors are: Joshua S
Reynolds, NJ w. Flournoy, Frank Nc
Kee, Solomon Luna, H. F. Reynolds
A. B. McMillen and Alfred Grunsfeld
karakule Sheep Company lncorpor
ated.
The Karakule Sheep Company o
Dona Ana county located at Karakill'
Headquarters ranch on the Santa Ter
esa grant this morning filed papcr'
of incorporation with the state corpcr
alton commission. The stock in th'
ranch concern is given as $75,G00 div
ided into the same number OF share
worth 81 each at par. The connan.
will begin business on $4,000. A gen
eral farming and ranch business s dc
clared to be the object of incorpora
ton. The Office will be under tn
charge of G. F. Clancy, and anothe
may be maintained at Ell Paso. TIL
names of the subscribers to the capita
stock. their postoffice addresses an
the amount of stock neld by eacn ar
as follows: Lester Crawford. Topeka
Kansas, 29,999; Charles c. Young Bt
len, Texas, 10000; George +. Clanc!
Canutillo, Texas, 1 share.
Supreme Court.
The state supreme court met tn
morning with Judges Roberts, Ham
and Parker on the bench, Jose D. Sen
clerk, in attendance. The folloWln
cases were disposed of:
No. 1857. j. T. Dearborn, appelle
VS.. The Niagara Fire Insurance Cor
pany, of New York City, appellan
Judgment of the lower court affirme
No. 1854 Territory of New Mexic
appellee, vs. Enos R. Hart, appeilar
Judgment of the lower court affirme
No. 1472. Benjamin F. Adams, a
pellant, VS.. F. l.. Atkinson, appelle
continued to September session.
No. 1473. The Territory of Ne
Mexico, appellee, VS.. Paddle M. Tur
er, appellant. submitted on briefs.
No. 1433. Territory of New Mexic
appellant, VS.. Richard c. Graves, a
pellant, argued and submitted.
The court adjourned until tomorre
morning.