Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-17
Had Their Pictures Taken.

Governor Mcdonald and the new
state officers today had their photo
graphs taken at the Capitol.
Took Oath Today.
Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo of Ell
Rito qualified today as treasurer of
Rio Arriba county before Judge John
R. McFie.
Deputy State Treasurer.
Frank Marion, nephew of the new
state treasurer, has been appointed a
deputy The position was formerly
held by Simon Nusbaum.
Bond Approved.
Judge John r. McFie today ap-
proved the bond of Miguel Gonzales,
clerk of Rio Arriba county, who left
for his home this forenoon.
District Attorney Qualities.
James R. Waddill, district attorney
for the Sixth Judicial District, living
at Deming, qualified this morning, fiji
ing his oath and bond with the Secre-
tary of State.
Judge Qualities.
Colin Neblett, elected Judge of the
Sixth Judicial District, living at Sill
yer City, qualified this morning. His
bond and oath were filed in the sec
retary of states office.
Will Qualify February I.
District Judge E. c. Abbott expects
to qualify for his judicial office on
February 1. He left for Denver this
afternoon to close up a number of pri
vate business affairs.
Arnot Resigns.
George Arnot of Albuquerque, a
member of the board of regents of
the New Mexico College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts has rendered
his resignation to Governor McDon-
aid.
County Officers Qualify.
Charles Closson, reelected sheriff
of Santa Fe county, qualified yester
day, filing bonds to the amount of S12,
600 with the clerk of the county, M
A. Ortiz. He appointed as his chief
deputy SeIerlnO Bdca.
Corporation Commission Clerks
Qualify.
George w. Armijo and Edwin F
Coard this morning qualified as clerk
and assistant clerk respectively OF
the corporation commission before
Secretary of State Antonio Lucero.
Irrigation Project.
A hearing on the Costilla irrigation
project, Taos county, is being heard
before C. D. Miller, engineer of New
Mexico, today in the Offices of the
engineer in the Capitol. The hearing
is on the filing of the San Luis Power
and Water Company for water for ir
r,gation purposes.
Homestead Entries.
The following land entries were re
corded yesterday in the local land OF
flee: Glendene Marion, Santa Rosa
Naximiano Duran, Cuervo; Law
renee A. Christian, Venus; Luis Tru
jillo, Chamita; Esquipula Archuleta
Coyote; R. Chavez, Antonito, Colo.
Emma McCamant, Hanley Ciriac'
Herrera, Coyote; Rogue Gallegos, Pc
cos: Manuel Valdez Valdez, Canad;
de Otto; Cora N. Lynn, Vaughn.
Republicans VIII intervene.
The Executive Committee of the Re
publican State Central Committee, a
its meeting yesterday decided to IN
tervene in the contest to be brough
by O. L. owen against George H. Val
Stone, for the place of corporation
commissioner, setting up the claim
that but 1or the frauds in Clayton ant
other precincts, neither Owen nor Val
Stone would have received the great
est number of votes, but the Republi
can candidate, George w. Armijo.
Territorial Funds.
The following sums of money wer
received in the Office of the stat
treasurer, o. N. Marion yesterday: 7
F Clifton, deputy game warde1
SLIPS; Nathan Jaffa, secretary of Me-
Mexico, $110; Raymundo Romert
treasurer of Torrance county, s211.49
Walter B. Wagner, treasurer of Sa
Juan county, $213.7O; CHARLIE
Downs, clerk of the district court fc
the Sixth Judicial District, $3.50;
r Bufnan, deputy game wardel