Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-02
GRAND JURY
IS At WORK
One Indictment and Two No
Bills Returned in Federal
Court To-day
TWO COMPANIES INCORPORATE
Miss Barton Is Appointed a Mem.
Der of Civil Service Exam.
lining Board.

The Weather Bureau is compelled
to relinquish its quarters in the
Federal building and may move TO the
third story of the State Bank Build
ing
State Board of Pharmacy.
A meeting of the State Board OF
Pharmacy will be held at Santa Fe
May IS, IA, Is and 16. Violations OF
the pharmacy or poison laws should
be reported to the secretary for in
VestigatiOn at said meetings. Candi-
dates for examination must report
promptly on above dates at Fischers
drug store.
Appointment to Civil Service
Board.
Miss Esther NJ. Barton, an employe
o: the internal revenue collectors Of
flee, has been appointed member of
the examining board for the United
States Civil Service. The appoint
ment was made by Charles Snyder,
secretary of the Twelfth Civil Service
District with headquarters in San
Francisco. Miss Barton will have
charge of the stenographer's eXamin-
-ations.
Boys Sent to Reformatory.
Because they have proved them,
selves incorrigibles, Felicito Schubert,
y years old, and Juan Chavez, a
wear or two older, have been commit
, ted by Judge Herbert Reynolds at Al
buquerQue to serve sentences in the
state reform school in Springer Schu-
bert was committed for year, Cha
vez for six months. Deputy Sheriff
Burtless took the lads to Springer.
Poth lads have given much trouble to
their relatives and to city and county
peace officers.
Maxwell ToWnsite Company.
The Maxwell Townsite Company, a
general real estate corporation of
Maxwell Colfax county, this morning
filed papers of Incorporation with the
Sptlp cOlpOIdIlOH hS
new concern is capitalized at 100000,
divided into 10000 shares worth 80
a share at par. The company will be-
gin business with $4,000 The names
of the incorporators with the amount
OF stock subscribed by each and their
post Office addresses follows: A. s.
Hall Colorado Springs, 6S shares; w.
C. Sturgis, Colorado Springs, &c
shares: James ]. Cowan, Maxwell
statutory agent), 66 shares.
Western Farms Company
The Western Farms Company, a
real estate and development company,
OF Watrous, Mora comfy, this morn
ing filed articles of incorporation with
the state corporation commission. The
company is capitalized at 100000 div
ided into 1000 shares worth 500 each
at par. The names of the incorpora-
tors their post office addresses and
the amount of stock subscribed by
each are as follows: Henry J. Ches-
ick statutory agenD, Watrous, GAL
shares; E. A. Arthur, South Milwau-
kee, IS shares; A. NJ. Strictesky, South
Milwaukee, 10 shares Guy Chesick,
South Milwaukee, p shares; Joseph
kreis, Chicago, 10 shares.
Treasurer's Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received this morning in the office of
O. n. Marion, state treasurer: ]. B.
McManus, superintendent of the state
penitentiary, convicts' earnings 5
$6042; Charles D. Miller, state engi-
neer, photographic survey fund,
$305.05; Frank W. Clancy, attorney
general, salary fund, $131.75; Jacobo
Chavez, superintendent of insurance,
insurance funds, $2,574.59; w. B.
Stapp, former clerk of the fourth judi
cial district, salary fund, $173.O5; w.
H. Merchant, treasurer of Eddy coun-
ty, good roads fund, $1,000; Thomas
? Gable, game and fish warden, game
protection fund, $10.50; Antonio Lu.
cero, secretary of state, niscellane
Gus fund, 1875; state corporation
commission, insurance fund, S6,313;
state corporation, state purposes fund
$2,S5715; Eugenio Romero, treasurer
OF San Miguel county, taxes, $715.69;
Robert P Ervien, land commissioner
s12,7G6.24.
Many Saloons to Be Closed.
The report has reached Taos tina
the United States government will
soon close the saloons of Taos ant
Penasco. The ground on which tn,
town of Taos now stands, at on,
time was a part of the grant ownet
by the Taos Indians but many year.
ago this land was sold to the whites
But the rumor goes that as this wa!
once Indian land and the town il
within the three miles limit of thu
present boundaries of the Indian gran
that the government contends that i
has the right to stop the sale of liquor
At Penasco, the town is partly on tn
San Juan and Santa Clara Indian res
ervations and if this is so there is bu
little doubt but what the government
according to law has the power to clos,
saloons at that point A few week
ago the government closed the sa
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