Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-22
8 CONVICTED IN
DIST. COURT
Attorney Alexander Read
Has Made Good Record
Thus Far
COLLIER CLEANS Up BELEN
Corporation Commission Is Self
Corporation Commission Is Self
Supporting and Its Business
Is Growing.

Federal Judge William H. Pope has
appointed Lytton R. Taylor United
States Commissioner.
Judgment Entered.
A Judgment of divorce was this
morning entered in the district court
in the case of Delfina Olivas de Alire,
plaintiff, versus Miguel Alire, defend
ant, both of Santa F'e county.
Referees in Bankruptcy.
Federal Judge William H. Pope has
appointed the following additional re-
ferees in bankruptcy: Frank WI
Vellacott of Silver City for the coun-
ties OF Grant and Luna; Frank Her
ron of Las Cruces for the County of
Dona Ana.
Delegates to National Conference.
President Samuel G. Cartwright
has appointed the following delegates
to the National Conference of repre-
sentatives of business organizations
al Washington, D. c., April Is, 1912:
J. A Davis, Jesse l.. Nusbaum, Fran
cisco Delgado, Jesus Ortiz y Tafoya,
Arthur Seligman.
Cases Filed.
The Santa Fe Hardware and Supply
Company this morning filed suit in the
district court against Sanbos Ortiz and
Andres Sena for the collection of a.
note drawn for $100 and alleged to bel
over due. The Amador Mercantile
Company of TERRA Amarillo this morn
ing brought suit in the district court
for $500 damages against Simon Ro-
nero and Carmelita NJ. Romero for
failure to give title to piece of
property valued at $500
Cleaning UP Belen.
Five arrests were made recently at
Belen by Mounted Policeman j. w.
Collier in a clean up of the town.
Those arrested are: J. M. Arando,
fined $266.70 and thirty days in Jail
with sentence suspended for conduct
ing a disorderly house; Esteban Didier
fined $50 and thirty days in Jail with
sentence suspended, for conducting a
disorderly house; Nestor sylvia, Frank
Smith and Oscar Bebbs, undesirable
citizens,' invited to leave the village.
Didier and Arando are saloon keep
ers.
District Court.
In the case of the Territory of New
Mexico, versus Euligio Lucero and
Juan Arranaga defendants charged
with the larceny of live stock, the de-
PENDANTS were found guilty according
to verdict brought early this morn
ing The case occupied the attention
of the court all day yesterday and last
night The guilty men live at Golden.
This is the ninth conviction so far
this term. Another cattle larceny
case will be heard today. The title OF
which is: Territory of New Mexico,
versus Olivero Perea of Cerrillos.
Board of Education.
The board took favorable action
with reference to amendment of the
constitution fixing educational quail
fication of county superintendents and
DR.. M. D. Taylor was requested to pre-
pare a resolution covering this ques-
tion.
The holding of eighth grade eXami-
nations for promotion of pupils was
left with the department of education
and the plans of the department to
date were approved.
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perintendent to issue circulars to
county superintendents and warn them
against purchase of any maps, globes,
or other school apparatus without con-
sultation with the state board, and
authorizing the preparation of bill
prohibiting the purchase of school
supplies without the same having first
been submitted to the state board of
education and by such board approved
The entire situation relative to the
distribution of books through the IL
field stores was taken up with Albert
Stern, representative of the company
who was called before the board to
explain the Ilfeld contract with pub
fishers, profits made, and manner OF
distributing through local agencies
The Ilfeld Company was directed to
make better distribution of books
throughout the state and promise was
made to do so. All bonds of publish
ers with the state board were ap
proved except that of the American
Book Company, which bond was found
not to be in due FORM
Action was taken looking to having
joint institutes the coming year, but
for the present year plans for eact
county holding its own institute was
adopted.
At the meeting of the board Thurs
day the entire day was spent in dis
cussion of school legislation.
The board approved the bill at the
request of business colleges, placing
business colleges lnder the supervi
sion of the board and prohibiting can
vassing by schools not submitting ap
plication and having same approved
by the board as to the efficiency O
such school.
The board also commended the bill
submitted, being identical with tht
United States statutes relative to thu
teaching of the subjects showing th'
effects of narcotics and drinks upol
the human body.
The board decided that it was it
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