Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-15
OFFICIAL NEWS FROM
THE STATE CAPITAL.


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at the meeting Of the state eQualiza-
tion board The board spent the
going over applications for
reducement Of assessment.
The state medical board Is in ses-
sion today at the capitol. The mem
bers met this moning in the senate
chamber on the second floor DR..
William D. Radcliff, Of Belen. presi-
dent of the board, presided.
More New Companies.
Articles Nof Incorporation were fled
today in the office Of the state corpo-
ration commission by the Dolcoath
company with office as CarIs-
bad and Etienne P. Bujac statutory
agent This company is capitalized
at $1,OOO,OOO. divided into 100000 pre-
ferred and 100000 common stock.
There are 5000 shares Of preferred at
$40 and 100000 common at 81. The
stockholders are: Common stock,
Charles R. Brice, Carlsbad, 100; Rich
ard Ivey, Mexico City, 1899 400; J. B.
Harris, Houston, Texas. 100; G. G.
Kinds, Houston, Texas, 100; R. c.
Harris, Tuxpan, Mex, 100, and B. 7.
Childress, Terrell. Texas, 100. The
preferred stock is owned by Richard
Ivey, of Mexico City, who took co.
600 shares
Articles were also filed by J. A. Ma
honey, Qncorporated), with office at
Deming, naming James A. Mahoney
statutory agent, to do a general mer-
camille business. The capitalization
is $150,OOO, divided into l.5OO shares
at $1OO. The corporation begins with
$4,000, the shareholders being Joseph
A. Mahoney. 10; Charles ]. Kelly, 10,
and Frank D. Conner, 10; all are of
Deming.
The Albuquerque Electric Light and
Power company, with office at Albu-
duerQue, filed notice that Alonzo B.
McMillen succeeds E. c. Butler as
its agent.
Personal Notes.
Members OF the corporation commits
sion have returned from Silver City.
Captain Fred Fornoff, of the New
Mexico mounted police, is back from
a trip to the west of the state.
Page B. Otero, chief deputy game
warden, is back at his desk after a
brief Illness.
Assistant superintendent Baca, of
the department of public instruction,
has returned from Las Vegas where
he visited his brother. who is i'll.
Arthur P. Hill, chief clerk of the
secretary Of states office. has return
ed from a campaign four in the inter-
ests of the democratic party.
Marshal Bags Convict.
City Marshal Rafael Gomez is back
from San Rafael, his namesake,
bringing with him Estalio Muniz, an
escaped convict captured near San
Rafael The marshal delivered the
man over to the prison authorities. 1t
appears that the capture was not made
without quite struggle with friends
Of the convict. One of these is said
to have been Juan Chavez Trujillo,
who with gang of half dozen men,
put up fight. with the aid Of the
good, law-abiding citizens of San Ra-
fael, was able to get my man." said
the marshal today.
Educational Matters.
The following is the program for the
meeting Of the Santa re county teach.
ers to be held at 2 D. M Saturday in
the assembly room Of the Old Palace
General topic The Schools Of San
ia Fe County.
A review of school conditions and
prospects in Santa Fe county, Super.
intendent ]. v. Conway.
Education Of the Indians in Santa
Re county, Superintendent H. F. Cog
geshall, U. S. Indian school.
The Training and Qualifications Of
the Teacher, Brother Edward Of st
Michaers college.
Industrial Education in Santa Fe
County, Mrs. Theresa B. White, state
director Of industrial education.
Cooperation Between City and Ru.
raj Schools in Santa re County, Super
intendent Fl. J. H. Wagner of the San
ia Fe city schools.
One Minute Talks-what We
Should Accomplish in the Schools Of
Santa Re County During the Coming
Year. by teachers present.
In United States District Court.
The following were sentenced in the
United States district court by Judge
William H. Pope:
James Black, two years for larceny;
Isidro Montoya, year and day. two
counts, and 5000 fine in each case, fol
selling liquor to Indians.
The following were riven eo davs