Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-05
HEARING On
MEDICAL MEASURE
Christian Scientists Through
Judge Mann Plead for
Amendment
OFFICIALS MATTERS At CAPITAL
Maxwell Ditch and Reservoir
Cympany Files Incorpo.
ration Papers.

Manly Vi the Legislative committees
We're in session today. The meeting
OF the House judiciary committe wa;
especially interesting on account Of
the hearing on the medical bill
which was as vigorously opposed by
some of the speakers as it was warm
ly defended by others. The Senate
meets tomorrow forenoon at ter
O'Clock; the House not until Monday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Representative Llewellyn presided
over the meeting of the committee
on judiciary which was held in the
Hall of Representatives in the pres
ence of quite a number of spectators
Members of the Senate Committee OF
Judiciary were also in attendance
Judge E. A. Mann of Albuquerque
made an able presentation on behal
of the Christian Scientists. and sug
gested an amendment to the bill. Drs
c. l.. ParsOn of Roswell, and c. A
Wheelon of this city, We're present fo1
the Osteopaths, and DR.. S. G. Sinai
and number of Albuquerque physi
clans appeared for the allopaths. The
bill under consideration is House Bill
No. II, introduced by A. S. Goodell by
request.
Corporation Amendment.
The Alvarado Bottling Works ;
corporation doing business at Albu
querque, yesterday filed an amend
ment to it's charter with the stat
corporation commission changing
the name of the concern to the Coyo
te Springs Mineral Water Company
The amendment is signed by L. G
Perry, president, and F. H. Perry, sec
retary and treasurer
Treasurers Receipts.
The following sums of money were
received in the office of State Treaa
urer O. n Marion yesterday: Thoma.
P Gable, game and fish warden, game
protection fund, $3.50; Walter P
Wagner, clerk of district court. fo
San Juan county, clerks fees, $115.15
Ditch and Reservoir Co.
The Maxwell Ditch and Reservoir
Company of Maxwell, Colfax county
yesterday filed papers of incorporation
with the state corporation commits
sion. The articles declare that th
company was organized to conduct ;
water supply business for irrigation
domestic and other public uses. Tht
office of the concern is under tn,
charge of J. l. Cowan, statutory agent
The capital stock is given as $1,000
divided into the same number 0
shares worth 81 each at par. Th'
names of the incorporators and thei
postotfice addresses are as follows
A. S. Hall, Colorado Springs; J.
Cowan, MAXWELL William C. Sturgis
Colorado Springs; Edith NJ. Perry
Colorado Springs; John l.. Bennett,
Colorado Springs. The capital stool
is divided equally among the incorpC
rators.
An important Land Decision.
In the case of J. Cristoval Gomez
contestant, against Allen Ealum an,
George w. Smith, contestees, involV
ing homestead entry No. 0120S2, y
the SW IA of the Sc IA and the ST
Ia of the SW IA of Section 33, Town
ship 80, North of Range 6 West, ant
Lot 2, in Section 4, Township 2
North of Range 6 West, and Home
stead Entry No. OPPOSE, as to Lot
in Section 4, Township 30, North o
q +ho
fee on the 25th ultimo decided tn
case in favor of the contestant, &C
meZ, affirming the opinion of the Sar
ia Fe Federal Land Office which ha
been rendered on October IA, 1911
Benjamin NJ. Read represented tn
contestant
Four Senate Bills Overlooked.
In the list of bills. thus far intro
.duced in the legislature, publishe
yesterday, four Senate bills were il
advertantly omitted:
No %, by Clark, fixing the time TO
holding the terms of court in tn
fourth Judicial District. Passed III
der suspension of the rules.
No. 80, by Champion, providing TO
county high schools. To Committe
on Education.
No. 81, by Bowman, providing fe
the printing and distribution of tn
House and Senate bills. Passed unde
suspension of the rules.
No. 80, by Holt, providing for tn
transfer of certain funds to legisls
tive fund. Passed under suspensio
Of the rules.
District Court.
The district court went in sessio
this morning with Judge E. C. AL
bott on the bench. The first cas-
that came before the court was tn
assault and battery indictment agains
Casimira Tapia de Cortez who waive
trial by jury The Indictment 81
forth that Mrs. Cortez assaulted, bea
bruised and wounded with her hand
Mrs. Inez Alarid The case was di
missed. 'Other business was the di
posal of unimportant demurrers.
Federal Court.
The five days work of the feders
grand jury came to an end today an
a full report of it's actions was r.
turned to Judge William H. Pop
The jury examined twenty cases an
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