Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-24
IS THROWN OPEN
TO SETTLEMENT
Three Tiers of Sections Are
Eliminated From Man.
zano Forest
OTERO TO SUCCEED BARDSHAR
Old Board of Regents of Ros.
well Military Institute Re-
organized.


in receipt of a public notice sent out
by the Southwestern Milling and Elec-
trio Company of San Marcial, Socorro
county, telling of the theft of a bay
horse and saddle on the night of April
from the corral of the company's de-
pot. A liberal reward is offered for
the recovery of the property.
Treasurers Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received in the office of State Treasur-
er O. N. Marion yesterday: Southwest
ern Surety and Insurance Company 81;
C. D. Miller, state engineer, state road
fund, $2SS9: Thomas P. Gable, game
and fish warden, game protection fund
So; Guadalupe county, state road fund,
$1,000; J. B. McManus, superintendent
OF the state penitentiary, convicts'
earnings, $2,721.90; Chaves county,
state road fund, $780, North British
Insurance Company, 81.
Thrown Open to Settlement.
The three tiers of sections in town
ships ten and eleven north, range six
and seven east that were eliminated
from the Manzano National Forest
on July l, 1910, have only recently
been restored to entry and will be
subject to fling on July %, 1912.
This land, however, has not been des-
ignated under the enlarged home
stead act.
Otero Succeeds Bardshar June I.
One June |, the internal revenue
Office for New Mexico and Arizona
will be transferred by Colonel H. P
Bardshar to his successor Manuel B
Otero. A special agent will check ou
the retiring internal revenue collector
and check in the new one. Colone
Bardshar has been very efficient pub
lie servant and consistent Republican
worker. Mr. Otero, his successor, i:
popular young man, who has beer
assistant postmaster and as such ha:
rendered the public good service. Al
all the employees in the internal reve
nue. service in the two states are un
der civil service Mr.. Otero will hav'
no appointments to make.
Military Institute.
Realizing that they should not wal
for Governor w. C. Mcdonald to de
lay longer in naming the board of re
gents for the New Mexico Military In
stitute, the old board at boswell re
organized, naming E. A. Cahoon, pres
ident; w. G. Hamilton, vice presi
dent; ]. P. White, treasurer; and W
NJ. Atkinson, secretary. This wa
the annual meeting, and the boart
named the following for the big boys
school for the coming year:
Colonel J. w. Wilson, superintend
ent
Colonel w. S. Barlow, military in
structor
Major D. c. Pearson, professor Q
mathematics and in charge of tn
academic department.
Major J. Ross Thomas, professo
of drawing.
Captain John Mcclure, professo
of chemistry and English.
Captain J. c. Troutman, professo
of history
Captain E. P. Spencer, post adjl
tant.
Captain DR.. H. A. Ingalls,, surgeon
Captain Jack Fletcher, band ma
ter.
Captain F. w. Thompson, quartz
master.
Miss Lou B. Gee, nurse.
The rank OF major was conferre
on Captain John Mcclure.
Captain James Chisum, who hs
been filling the place of Major E. !
Lohman, as Spanish teacher, did NJ
apply for his old job. Mr.. Chisu
is a Roswell boy and has given ur
versal satisfaction, and Colonel w
son had hoped he would want Il
professorship, bat Mr. Chisum e
poets to return to California.
Captain R. B. Austin, instruct
in athletics, did not apply for h
pace. These two chairs and the {
flee of commandant will be filled
the next three weeks. 1t is very liR
ly that Captain Ewing Lusk will
flnr