El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

Bryan, Albuquerque; Nathan jana
Roswell; J. A Reidy,. Albuquerque: h
I. Buckley, Ratons A ". Cooley Silver
Reform school: William S French,
Colfax: A c. Collier, Springer; George
I Tindeu, DoroteO Martinez. Mora; John
.tAre I'd M as PinRick RRinETAON
State board of education; Governor
W c. Mcdonald and superintendent Of
public instruction Avian n. White, eX-
6fficio- c. NJ. Light. Silver City: F. H.
h Roberts, Las Vegas; Bonlfaclo Mon
toya- Bernalillo; c. c. Hill, Roswell;
NJ d. Taylor, Aztec.
State normal school at Silver City;
Jackson Agee. c. ". Marriott, Van 7.
BIanville, A W Cooley, John W Cor
bet.
Board of osteopathy for a term %, Of
two years: c. H Conner OF Bernallllo
county, c. A Wheelon of Santa te
county, and Walter Mayes Of Socorro
MeSico miners hospital each for a
term of four years: T. B. humphrey
and George H. webster of COlfax
county as members of the board OF
New Mexico asylum for the insane,
each for a term of four years. g
de Baca. Dan Stern, Jefferson Reynolds
and Eugenio Sena. Of san Miguel
Not Confirmed.
Only the following appointments were
not confirmed by the senate;
State librarian, Mrs Mary NJ VIC
Superintendent of insurance. Walter
T. PayIOr, Eddy county.
Bernard Ruppe Of Albuquerque, for
the board Of pharmacy to June, 1913.
A. EichWald Of Cuba, SandoVal coun-
~ for member Of sheep sanitary board
C. A Whited. A J. Meloche and r
H. Carter Of COlfax county, for trustee
Of the miners hospital at Ration
W G. Ogle OF Las vegas. mSm4eF
Of board Of directors Of New Mexico
asylum for the insane
Row Bedicheck. Demings r. p Hop
Iins, Albuquerque; P F. McCanna, Al
buGuerque; Alvan A Beeman, W K
Stalcup Of AlamogOrdo, and D. A sui
lier. as members of the bureau Of i'm
migration
Recess Appointments.
Governor Mcdonald expects to make
recess appointments speedily IN place
of those appointees rejected. he IS not
vet ready to announce his legal ad-
wiser, but current talk has It that II
will be attorney Summers Burkhart OF
Albuquerque.
State Salaries Fixed.
The salaries BIZ reported by the con-
ference committee makes the IoIio"-
ing provisions.
First class counties: County COM
nnissfoners, $4,000; treasurer $500; as
SCISSOR. $4,000; sheriff, $500; deputy
sheriffs, $500; county clerk, S4,UOUi
probate judge. $500; school superinten-
dent. $500; county surveyor, SO a |
day. FIRST class counties are those /
having assessments in excess Of So |
SOC, 900.
Second class counties: County COM 4
mfssiOners, S600l treasurer, $Si5OO' as /
SCISSOR, $500; sheriff SS,z5Oi ceputy /
probate Judge, $500; school super1nten- /
dent $1,000; county surveyor, SO per /
day Counties Of second class are /
those whose 1911 assessment was ~
OOO. 900 to $4,000 900 and includes Santa /
Fe county.
Third class counties: County COM
missioners, $500; treas 90 S-'0Vyi as
SCISSOR. $1,000; sheriff, $1,000; deputy
sheriffs. $1,000; county clerk, sz,oOVi
probate judge, $500; school super1nten-
dent, $500; county surveyor. $40 a
day. This includes counties assessed
81. SOC. 600 to 100000 in 1911
Fourth class counties: County COM
missioners, $500, treasurer, $l-t5U; as
SCISSORS, sL750; sheriff, $.l555o; deputy
clerks S1,75O; probate Judge, $780,
school superintendent, Sli4OO; county |
surveyor. $40 a day County clerks IN
first and second class counties are 10 |
receive a raise Of rs percent when fees
exclusive of district court 1ees, turned
in by them in q fiscal year exceed
1000; in third class countles s+.VUO;
IL fourth class counties, $4,000. Until
by district clerks, the. county
clerks shall receive additional $1,000,
in first class counties; $l5O IN second
class. Sheriffs and deputies are to
receive travelling expenses; lallers $500
in first class; S720 in second class and
$500 in third and fourth class counties.
Jail guards are to have not to exceed
$3.50 a day The county salaries fund
Is to receive s percent of all taxes and
licenses; salaries are to be paid quar-
terly; the county school superintendent
shall be paid out of the general county
school fund. Deficiencies in county
salary fund shall be paid out Of the
current expense fund which snail be
when the county salary has
2 surplus.
Judicial districts are classified into /
first having four Counties second /
three counties, third, two counties. Dis
-rlct attorneys in counties OF tlrst class
shall receive $4,000; second class, So
1OOi third class. $500, and actual tray
cling expenses. The various counties !
snail contribute a pro rata TO the sal
airy Of district attorneys
severe penalties are provided for |
failure TO account and to turn over
ICES, commissions and monies, or neg
Getting 10 discharge the duties Of the |
DIIlce' CT false swearing to itemized ac-
counts any assessors are held liable I
or loss 70 state. county or municipal
ny through neglect of duty
The Missouri. Kansas & Texas rail-
way is making extensive iuurove- ,