Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-15
OWEN QUALITIES
AS MEMBER
Corporation Commission Is
Transacting Considerable
Business
BAR ASSOCIATION IN SESSION
Special Meeting of the Cattle
Sanitary Board Called for
Tomorrow

The New Mexico Bar Association
met yesterday afternoon at the Capt.
tol with President ]. NJ. Hervey in the
chair. The matter of a complete re-
vision of the New Mexico statutes was
discussed from various viewpoints,
all agreeing that such revision is an
immediate necessity. committee
was appointed to report to the assocl-
alton tomorrow the uniform code on
child labor and also the uniform law
OF sales already adopted in various
states anG recommended by the Amer
lean Bar Association, being similar
to the uniform negotiable instruments
and the Uniform Bills of Lading Acts
already in the New Mexico Statutes.
A. B. McMillen of albuquerque was
asked to prepare a code of civil pro-
cedure These will be introduced in
the form of bills in the legislative as
sembly and are to be part of the law
revision.
This forenoon, the session of the Bar
Association was quite busy. Attor-
neys Fitch and Mechem were directed
to prepare a probate code. President
Hervey submitted complete code on
liens and mortgages. The new rules
OF the supreme court will be taken up
at the session about a month from
now, after the civil and criminal codes
have been submitted. A. B. McMillen
and H. NJ. Dougherty We're assigned
work in connection with the prepara-
ton of the various codes. The asso-
citation adjourned this afternoon.
Bond Transfer.
Revenue Agent R. H. Love Of Den
yer, is in the city transferring the
bond of H. B. Bardshar. collector OF
internal revenue. This is done every
four years.
Trade Mark Registered.
A. H. Diebold, secretary of the
Knowlton Danderine Company OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, this morning
filed the trade mark of the company,
"Danderine, with Secretary of State
Antonio Lucero.
Cattle Sanitary Board.
A special meeting of the cattle san.
itary board will be held at Albuqler-
que tomorrow. Governor Mcdonald,
Senator B. F. Pankey and c. L. Bar
lard. president of the board, leave to-
night to attend the meeting.
Notaries Public Appointed
The following were appointed nota-
ries public by Governor W. c. McDon-
aid this morning: Blanch Westbrook,
Deming, Luna county; w. E. c. Little,
Ouesta, Taos county; Frank V. Page,
Buchanan, Guadalupe county.
Treasurers Receipts.
The two following sums of money
we're received in the Office of State
Treasurer o. n. Marion: DR.. T. w.
Watson, treasurer of Lincoln county,
taxes, s106. So; Thomas P. Gable, game
and fish warden, game protection fund,
$1,000.
New Mexico Day.
A letter from Phillip D. Wilson,
general manager of the Pacific Land
and Product Exposition, to be held
under the auspices OF the Realty
Board at Los Angeles, March 12-2S,
writes to Governor W. c. Mcdonald
that March q has been set aside as
New Mexico day.
District Court.
A Judgment in default was entered
Yesterday in the district court against
the Santa Fe Irrigation and Improve
ment Company for $49.68 in favor OF
B. TONNES. Five cases are set Tor
hearing today among which is No.
67S5. George w Prichard VS.. Eliza
beth Prichard, divorce proceeding
Corporation Commission.
The Corporation Commission in for
nal session yesterday afternoon re-
ceived the credentials and oath OF ..
L. owen as corporation commissioner
to take the place of George H. van
Stone whose place was vacated by
writ of custer. Eugene D. Lujan was
appointed stenographer and Thomas
Sanford OF, Malaga, Eddy county, cor
poration record clerk. The business
of the corporation commission is
increasing, and since its organization
some 81, 900 have been turned into the
state treasury from fees. The COM
mission will not promulgate any set OF
rules and regulations until the legis-
ture has signified its intentions as to
legislation appertaining to the COM
mission.
University Regents.
The newly appointed board Of re-
gents of the University OF New Mexico
held it's first meeting in Albuquerque
this afternoon. The members of the
board are DR.. j. A. Reidy and F. H.
Lester of Albuquerque; H. L. Buckley
OF Ration; Nathan Jaffa, Of Roswell
and A. w. Cooley, of Silver City.
Governor w. c. Mcdonald and Super
intendent of Public Instruction Alvar
n. White are ex-oficio members Of the
board, but neither was at the meet
ing.
GOVERNOR EOSS SIGNS