Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-27

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Governor Mcdonald expects to
leave tomorrow for Albuquerque to
spend day or two on official bGsi-
ness. He is not yet ready to announce
appointments nor has he received
any more designations.
Notary Appointed.
Michael J. McGuinness of Albuquer-
que, Bernalillo county, was this morn
ing commissioned a notary public by
Governor w. c. Mcdonald.
New Superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Coggeshall yes
terday took charge of the superin
tendents cottage at the L. S. Indus
trial School, of which Mr.. Coggeshall
Who comes here from Denver will
have charge, succeeding Clinton ]
Crandall who goes to Pierre. South
Dakota, to be superintendent of the
Indian Industrial School there.
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sum of money was re
ceived this morning in the office OF
the state treasurer, O. n. Marion
Thomas P. Gable, game and fish war
den, on account of game protection
fund, $3.50.
Bond Filed.
DR.. W. T. Watson yesterday filed a
bond of $4,000 as custodian OF the
Lincoln county school funds, with AL
van N. White, superintendent o. pub
lie instruction
Timber Sale.
Thirty million feet Of timber on
10000 acres of the Jicarilla Indian
Reservation, Rio Arriba county, are
offered for sale by the Indian Bureau
For further particulars see advertise
ment in today's New Mexican.
Appointed on Resources Commission
B. G. Randall of Taos, and Arthur
Seligman of Santa Fe, were this morn
ing appointed members of the Re
sources Commission by Governor w
c. Mcdonald.
Mr.. Randall is a Republican, re
ceiver of the Taos Valley Bank and
county commissioner of Taos county
Arthur Seligman is Democrat and
mayor of Santa Fe.
Irrigation Matters.
State Engineer C. y. Miller is in
receipt of a check for 9450 from the
Red River Valley Company of Bel
Ranch, San Miguel county, for the
the purchase of an automatice river
gauge. This instrument will be n
stalled by the company and the rec
orGs kept in cooperation with the
state engineering department for the
conservation of water The Red Riv
er Company was recently granted ar
application for water rights for 100,
900 acre irrigation project The land
is located on the Montoya Lane
Grant.
Insurance Matters.
The Occidental Fire Insurance ant
the Occidental Life Insurance Com
panies, allied concerns of Albuque1
que, have just undergone searchin'
examination by Peter A. M. Lienau
deputy superintendent of insuranc
for New Mexico, and J. F. Roche, al
actuary of New York. The repor
shows that the company is in exec
lent condition; that the surplus ma
been increased during the past yea
and that the management is we'll cor
Quoted.
The following companies have M
titled the New Mexico department tina
they desire permits to conduct thel
business in the state: Fraternal q
der of Railway Employees OF Sa
Francisco, California; Oklahoma N
tional Life Insurance Company
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Mississl
nj Valley Life Insurance Company
Little Rock, Arkansas; Prudenti
Casualty Company of Indianapoli
Indiana.
Delegates to Civic Federation.
The following were named del
gates to the National Civic FEEDER
tion to be he'd in Washington, D. {
March 5. 6, 7, 1912: Frank Syringe
Las Vegas; L. A. Hughes Santa F.
Jchn w. Poe, Roswell, and P. F. M
Gamma, Albuquerque.
The letter to Governor McDonal
asking for the appointment OF the
delegates, is as follows:
Sir-Recent events have so stir
the minds and hearts of our peol
that the National Civic Federati
believes the hour is timely for
meeting to consider industrial pea
as related to industrial progress. /
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