Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-25
NEW ASSISTANT
SUPERINTENDENT
Acasio Gallegos Tenders Res
ignation, but Successor
Not Named
CORPORATION ONCOMM|SS|ONERS
The Members and Clerk Will
Visit Western Capitals to
Post Themselves.

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W. C. Mcdonald will be given by the
Commercial Club of Las Vegas, in
the quarters of the club in the Dun
can opera house. A committee on
arrangements has laid plans that
will make the reception to the first
state executive the grandest ever
held in the Meadow City" The pro
gram will include dancing in the
opera house.
The date for the function was left
open for the convenience of the gov
ernor who this morning selected Feb
ruary O.
In an interview today Governor Me-
Donald said that no designations had
as yet been acted upon and that ap-
pointments would be made only after
careful consideration. Acasio Gale.
Cos, assistant superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, asked that a date be
set for his resignation, but he has not
been notified A change will be made,
however, after consultation with Al
van n White, head of the department,
the governor said this morning. Mr..
White is absent in Silver City.
Notary Public Appointed.
A commission as notary public was
issued this morning to Jose Lucas
Martinez, Alcalde, Rio Arriba county.
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sum of money was re-
ceived in the office of the state treas
urer, o. n. Marion yesterday Thomas
p. Gable, game and fish warden, on
account of game protection fund,
$16775.
Special Agent Arrives.
C. C. Keran. special agent for the
general land office, arrived in Santa
Fe last evening for service in the Of
flee here. He has been detached
from the general land office at Den
yer.
Homestead Entries.
The following homestead entries
were recorded in the local land office
yesterday: Glen Shaffer, Mountain
air; Joseph T. Harton, Albuquerque;
Jose Garcia, Pintada; Virginio Quin-
tana, Rowe; Charles w. Ormsby, Will
lard.
School Fund Custodians.
The following filed their bonds as
custodians of the county school funds
for their respective counties yester-
day: julius Seligman, Bernallllo'
Sandoval county, 100000; Chris
Raithel. Deming, Luna county, S22,
600; N. Mandel, Albuquerque, Berna-
lilo county, $4,000; John F. Taylor,
Clovis. Curry county, $4,000.
Given a Scholarship.
Ambrosio Martinez, of Santa t'e'
was yesterday appointed to a scholar
ship at the Normal University at Las
Vegas. The appointment was on the
recommendation of Higinia Martinez
CT Velarde, Rio Arriba county, mem
Der of the last territorial legislature
The expense allowance for each stud
ent so appointed is 5000.
immigration Inspector Appointed
Charles L. Pierce of Laredo, Texas
has been appointed an immigration
inspector at Tucumcari, Quay county,
ard Montague L. Reed OF Del Rlo'
Texas. at Tucson, Arizona. Cnarles
IT, Clark of Pima. Arizona, has been
APPOINTED to a $1,000 clerkship in the
department of agriculture at Wash
irgton, D. e.
CORPORATION Commission Active.
state corporation commission is de-
termined to make right start, 10
profit by the experience OF other
states. to post themselves as fully as
possible before recommending to the
legislature necessary legislation tc
carry out the intent of the clause IN
fbe constitution which created the
commission. After consultation
among each other, the members ana
clerk decided to visit the capitals OF
those states which have been most
Successful and progressive in thelr
control of corporations. THESE jour
news. the members and clerk mus
make at their own expense, or al
least until the legislature re-imburses
them. Chairman Hugh I'll. Wllllams
accompanied by Clerk George w. Ar
milo will shortly leave for Topeka
Kansas. and Oklahoma City, Oklaho
ma: Member NJ. S. Groves will go tt
Austin, Texas; and Member Georg'
Fl Van Stone will visit Des Moines
Iowa. and Madison, Wisconsin.
Motor Car Driver Lost.
A letter received this morning Il
the office of Captain Fred FornoH o
the molnted police, asked assistanc
in the finding of w. G. Robertson,
motor car driver, who disappeare
from Chicago last June. He is az
scribed as being about 80 years ole
of sandy complexion ana with yer
high forehead. The letter is signe
by relatives.
Mounted Police Gathered Evidence
At the recent term OF the dlstrit
court at Estancia held by Judge E.
Medler. the night rider cases frol
Mountainair were brought to trial an
Jury found the following guilty
assault with intent to kill: josie
Perkins, Charles Noble. George Dun
and Charles Griffin. The crime
which the defendants were foun
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