Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-02-07
MCDONALD COMES
HOME TONIGHT
Attended Bankers Banquet
at Hotel Alvarado at
Albuquerque
CORPORATIONS FLOCKNG IN
Acasio Gallegis Asks That His
Resignation Take Effect
This Month.

Governor w. c. Mcdonald attended
the State Bankers Association ban
Quet last evening at the Hotel Alva-
RADIO in Albuquerque. A number of
Santa Fe people went to the Duke
City yesterday to be present at the
function. The meeting yesterday was
the first which the association has
held for two years and there were
many questions to be threshed out a.
the session. The governor will return
to the Capital tomorrow.
Post Office Notes.
Horace R. Titlow has been desig-
mated as acting postmaster of the
fourth class office at Sappello, San
Miguel county.
Arrest by Mounted Police.
Ruperto Encinias, charged with cat
tie stealing, was arrested yesterday
at Las Vegas by Mounted Policeman
A A. Sena. The cattle, Sena charges,
were sold to the authorities at the
state penitentiary.
HOmeStead Entries.
The following entries were record
ed in the local land Office yesterday ::
III Brentari, Gallup; Henry H. Hol-
bert, Gallup; John Cariasco, Monero !;
James J. Smith, Estancia; George
Falconer, Mcintosh; Samuel ]. Shirl-
ey, Estancia; David Fisk, Moriarty,
Alvin M. Harris. COlmer.
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received yesterday in the office of the
state treasurer, o. N. Marion: Fidel
Cordoba, treasurer of Taos county,
$106.90; charles d. Miller, state engi-
ner, stream gauging fund $50: Cleo
fes Romero, superintendent of the
state penltentiary, convicts earnings,
$13S.13.
Forest Service.
H. D. Burial, supervisor at the gov
eminent planting station in the CALI
mas canyon, has returned from a va
cation trip and is busily engaged in
preparing to transplant a large num-
ber of trees. The trees are three
years of age and will be planted in
the Pecos canyon. 1t is thought they
will cover about ninety acres.
Arthur Wells, the forest ranger OF
the Mineral Hill district, has been
transferred to the Jicarilla Indian res
ervation where he will conduct a large
shale of timber.
Resignation of Acasio Galegos.
Assistant Superintendent of Public
Instruction Acasio Gallegos, who ha.
a host of friends in the Capital, has
resigned his position in the following
letter to Governor Mcdonald:
In order to give more attention tt
private business interests and for 9th
er reasons personal to myself, | here
by tender my resignation as assistan
superintendent of public instruction o
New Mexico, same to take effect Feb
ruary 20, 1912. Hoping that the dat
suggested will be satisfactory to you
with high personal regards, very trul,
yours, ACASIO GALLEGOS."
Bar Examinations.
The state board of bar examiners
met this morning in the Senave cham
ber at the Capitol. Twelve candidate:
for membership of the state bar art
being examined and four certificate:
showing qualification in other state:
were accepted. The certificates vii
be issued to those who pass the exam
nation tomorrow night. The examin
alton, which will be held today and to
morrow will be part oral and par
written. The members of the stat
board of bar examiners are: w.
Lucas, Las Vegas; Charles c. Catron
Santa Fe; and Judge julius Staab, Al
buquerque Supreme Court Clerk JOS,
D, Sena is the secretary.
Incorporation.
The Deming Farm and Power Con
pany of the city of Deming this morr
ing filed papers of incorporation wit
the state corporation commission. Th
company expects to engage in tn
real estate and power business. Th
capital stock is given at s150,000 d
vided into $4,000 shares worth 81
each at par. The company will begi
business on $4,000. Harry H. Kell
will have charge of the Deming offic,
The incorporators, their postoffice al
dresses and the number of shares {
stock held by each are as follows:
William D. Murray, Silver City,
shares; Edward A. Layne, Silver City
50 shares; Michael F. Downes, Silve
City, so shares; Thomas L. Lowe, ST
yer City, 80 shares
University of New Mexico.
The board of regents of the Unive
sity of New Mexico held a sessio
yesterday at Albuquerque at whic
matters of importance to the instit
ton were discussed at length. No a
ton was taken on the selection of
successor to Dr. E. Mcqueen Ora
who resigned recently as president
the institution, effective at the end
the present school year.
Admitted to Bar.
The state board of bar examiner
met this afternoon It the capitol an
elected w. ]. Lucas, president OF til
board after which a preliminary r
port was submitted to the state S
preme court. The following wSre a
mitted to the New Mexico bar on ce