Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-11
PHARMACY BOARD
Meets MONDAY
1t Will Urge Both legislative
Houses to Pass Pure
Food Bill
REED HOLLONkN FILES SUIT
Tucumcari Attorney Will Con.
test Election of Judge
Leib of Ration.

The State Board of Pharmacy con-
venes in Santa Fe on Monday for a
four days session during which both
Houses will be urged to pass the Nor
eno-Pankey pure food bill.
For Importing Contract Labor.
The case of the United States, ver-
sus J. S. Candelario, of Santa Fe, was
called in the federal court yesterday
afternoon. The charge against Mr..
Candelario is importing aliens into
the United States under contract.
Prisoner for Pen.
Deputy Sheriff A. C. Burtless, ar
rived in the city from Albuquerque
last evening with Dan Gillian, self con-
fessed horse thief and placed him in
the state penitentiary, where he will
serve an eighteen months sentence.
Bond Forfeited.
The bond of Pablo Virgins, $500,
was declared forfeited yesterday in the
lCuCIal Coutl W JuuSO w IL
Pope. Virgins was charged with
selling liquor to Indians. Jesus San
doval and Gabriel Armijo were his
bondsmen.
Jury Disagreed.
The jury in the case of the United
States. VS.. Aniceto Chayes, in which
Chaves is charged with selling liquor
to Indians, failed to agree and yester-
day morning reported to the court no
verdict. This will give Chaves, who
lives at Dulce, new trial.
Convicts for BernaIiIlo County.
J. B. McManus left he city last
night with twenty-three convicts Of
the state penitentiary for Albuquer-
que. Mr.. McManus will turn the men
over to the board Of county commits
sioners Of Bernalillo county. They
will work on county roads near Albu-
uuerque. Foreman ]. B. Woods will
have charge of the prisoners.
Election Contest.
Reed Holman, the Tucumcari attor-
ney who was a candidate on the Re-
publican ticket for the Office of judge
OF the Eighth Judicial District, filed
silt yesterday afternoon in the state
supreme court against Judge T. D..
Lieb of Ration, who was declared elect
ed. The petition alleges intimidation
OF election judges and errors in the
counting of ballots at Clayton and
other points. The papers in the case
are made returnable on May 27, next
and Sheriff Sineco Cisneros, of Taos
county, has been ordered to serve
them.
Committee Meetings.
The House-Senate Steering Commit
tee held a meeting last evening and
considered the legislative program.
The railroad committees of both
houses adjourned to Monday for fur
ther hearings on railroad leg
islation. The Senate Committee on
Judiciary after listening to arguments
OF medical legislation yesterday aft
ternoon adjourned until Monday or
appear before it to present argu-
ments on behalf of the Christian Sci
entists. There is apparent tendency
to amend the House Medical bill to
make it more rigid against Christian
Scientists. The Ways and Means
Committee also held an important
meeting and agreed to the Senate
corporation commission bill.
Roswell Abstract Co. Incorporates.
The Gessert-Sanders Abstract Com
pany of Roswell this morning filed pa
pers of incorporation with the state
corporation commission. The Roswell
company will conduct an abstract and
real estate business. The capital is
given as $25 1000 which is divided into
$50 shares worth $100 each at par. The
names of the incorporators, all OF
whom reside at Roswell, Chaves coun
ty. with the amount of stock subscrlb
ed by each, is as follows: Edward
Gessert, "a shares; Lyman A. Sanders
25 shares and s. A. Gessert, one share
The sum of the stock this subscribed
amounting to $1,000 is the amount OF
which the company will begin bust
ness.
The Bessemer Company of PortaIes.
Articles of incorporation were filet
this morning by the Bessemer Com
pany of Portales, Roosevelt county
in the office of the state corporation
commission. The object of the incor
porators is to conduct general pow
er business under the management o
C. C. Reeves, statutory agent.
branch office will be maintained a
Wichita, Kansas. The capital stock Il
given at $4,000 divided into 200
shares worth $40 each at par. Th'
names of the incorporators, their pos
Office addresses and the amount o
stock subscribed by each follows: c
II. Rittenhouse, Wichita, S32 shares
u. R. Detweiler, Wichita, 1872 shares
Y. G. Hagaman, Blackwell, Oklahoma
1892 shares; A. M. Jack, Wichita, on
share; G. C. Reeves, Portales, thre
shares.