Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-19
NEW MEXICO
FEDERAL JOBS
Republican Executive Com
mittee Will Issue En-
dorsements
FOREST RANGERS APPOINTED
c H. Kissam, w. P. Lawson and
A. ]. O'Connell of This State
Pass Examinations.
A suit for alleged non-performance

A suit for alleged non-performance
of contract was filed in the district
court this morning by Charles S. Pet
erson against Jacobo Chavez. Both
are residents of Santa Fe.
Passed Ranger Examination.
The following New Mexico men have
passed the examination for forest ran
gers: Charles H. Kissam, William P.
Lawson, Silver City; Albert J. Connell,
Los Lunas. Two Ell Paso men, w. E.
Goode and R. H. Zeiger also passed.
Official Bond.
The bond of Cole Railston of Mag
dalena, recently appointed a member
of the Cattle Sanitary Board by Gov
ernor W. c. Mcdonald, was filed with
Secretary of State Antonio Lucero
this morning The amount OF the
bond is $4,000.
Notaries Public Appointed.
The following appointments of nota-
ries public by Governor w. c. McDon-
aid were filed in the office of Antonio
Lucero, secretary of state, this morn
ing: A. ]. Hudspeth, White Oaks, Lin
coin county; J. H. Mccarthy, Taos,
Taos county; Frank Lujan, Sanchez,
San Miguel couny; Ella H. Curvein,
Clovis, Curry county.
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received this morning in the Office Of
o. n. Marion, state treasurer: J. B.
McManus, convicts' earnings, $1105.78;
Thomas P. Gable, game and fish war
den, game protection fund, 1925;
Charles D. Miller, state engineer,
Dona Ana road fund, 81 900; Juan J.
Duran, county clerk cf Union county,
S192.5O.
Executive Committee Meeting.
National Committeeman Solomon
Luna who left Albuquerque yesterday
for his sheep ranches near Magdale-
ma, is expected to return to Santa Fe
by Saturday or Sunday. In that event
a meeting of the Republican Executive
Committee is to be held on Monday
to consider informally, applications
for endorsement for federal office 1t
is understood that Assistant Post
master Manuel B. Otero is to be ap-
pointed Internal Revenue Collector to
succeed Colonel Henry P. Rardshar:
Frank J. Lavan, u S. Attorney for
the Pueblo Indians to succeed Fran
els c. Wilson; Secundino Romero, U.
S. marshall to succeed C. M. Foraker,
and George w. Armijo, postmaster at
Santa Fe to succeed E. C. Burke.
Other changes in the federal officials
are to be made, but opinion has not
yet crystallized as to what applicants
will receive the committee endorse
ments which are to be the determining
factors with U. S. Senators Thomas
B. Catron and Albert B. Fall at Wash
ington, although here and there, the
Senators, may ask the committee not
t, recommend so that they may make
a personal choice 1t is understood,
that only men absolutely competent
and with a clean record, are to be re-
commended for federal places.
Penitentiary Recruits.
Jose D. Duran, sheriff of Guadalupe
county Chief Deputy Anton ]. Cowry
and Guard George Sena brought the
following prisoners to the state penl'
tentiary yesterday afternoon: Ca
briel Anaya. larceny, not less than 3
wears nor more than 4 Ambrosio Ana
va. voluntary nanslaughter, not less
than 1 year and one day and not more
than 2; Patricio Gonzales, larceny OF
cattle. not less than years nor more
than d. Librado I.ucero, larceny OF
cattle, not less than years nor more
than 4. Motion to appeal hled; Gar
los Maestas, alias Julian Padia, forg
cry, not less than 1 year nor more
than eighteen months.