The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-01-06

gust 81 His color IS better, his eyes
brighter, and he actually appears more
vigorous in every way. Concerning
his ability to administer the duties of
However Governor de Bacas ply
sician and his many friends realize thM
his condition demands that he be spar
cd all possible worry and annoyance,
and plans have been made to that end.
only callers on matters Of Importance
will be admitted to see him for the
present. ard long visits will not be
tolerated. Attorney Elmer +. Veeder,
Of Las Vegas, IN intimate friend Of
the new executive, who has been re-
Gently legal advisor to Governor Nc
Donald, ana who will remain as legal
advisor to Governor de BaCo. arrived
at noon today and will stay for some
time. relieving the executive of much
Of the detail work of the office Mr..
Needer will have rooms at the sani-
tarlum, and will be constantly lu close
touch with the governor.
40 one at all was allowed TO see
Governor de Baca ON Wednesday, the
second day after he took the oath OF
o'ic-. This was the edict of DR.. J. \.
Massie, who is the physician in charge.
lie said that no matter how important
the business no one was to be allowed
TO talk to the governor that day. /
heard Dr Massic talking Wednesday
morning. in one Of the drug stores to
two men who had come from quie
% distance.
Il am here under rather heavy eN-
prnse" ore Of them was saying, 81
have been waiting several DAYS, but
u simply must see the Governor before
I leave Santa Fc'
The governor must not see anyone
today" Or. Massie replied. II YOU
stay until tomorrow, YOU may be able
To see him. but ] cannot say definitely
that you will"
III there is enough Improvement in
/ his condition by tomorrow for you to
see the governor, your time will be limit
ed to an interview of 10 minutes, so
have your subject reduced to concrete
form No one who talks to the gov
ernor viii he allwcd more than 10
minutes This rule applies 70 Il. Il.
Needer, the ecveruor's degal advisor,
Just the same as TO all other callers
After he is able to receive callers
regularly the hours for callers viii be
from 1900 q. m. until 1900 o'clock
noon. and from $500 until t:oo o'clock
iu the afternoon.
THE governors blood is i'm better
condition than it was when he left
Los Angeles. but it viii be necessary
for him to conserve his strength, and
wc cannot let him put too great a tax
upon his physical resources"
Dr. Massie has been i'm charge of the
case ,or some weeks. lie alad> tho trip
to Los Angeles just befor. the govern
crs return to Santa Fe, TO study the
L.. ,s b
I.t..",lau WHO attended he rate Judge
'Hian D. Pope, who died or the
.. iur al sse last September
baun.s q &ve2. or Alp teuerluc. rc-
.r...rl tho first appoin.m M FROM ',u o.
',."or ds haca. lie became St.t1 vJHe
Nsrdcu on Wednesday morning when
, ii. hoEd was officially app 'cNci -
William 6. Sargent, stoJe auditor. lie
succeeds Trinidad G. de BIca, vino was
elcccd county clerk Of Santa Fe coun-
, ty on the fusion ticket, and who quail
flied for the county Office on January
l. Under the state constitution he can
not hold both state and county Of
, tices, and Chavez the new appointee
will take charge of the Office now. OF
course his appointment viii be SUBJ
ject TO the action Of the state senate
Chavez has been an active political
worker for several years. serving as
a delegate in conventions and also ms
Interpreter for those bodies. He was
2 the democratic candidate for the of.
4 flee of county clerk in Bernalillo coun.
2 ty in the recent campaign and was
I defeated He has held the position Of
t road camp boss during the Mcdonald
d administration and also served for {
$ ktime as field representative of thu
[ state tax commission.
q other candidates were strongly re
t. commended for appointment by tn,
d game protective association OF the sew
- eral cities and counties. How popula
- the appointment of Chazev will prov
o TO be- remains to be seen.
70 The capital city is filling up witt
a seekers after Office and those who seel
j. appointment for their friends. The
Q are coming In from All over the state
d The inability of Governor de Baca L
e be able to see them and to talk owe
= their claims to recognition is makin
n many of them most unhappy. One can
e didate for the post of game warde
declared Wednesday afternoon that h
had had no opportunity to file his ap
!. lplication with the governor before tn
- appointment of Chavez was made.
5. II would be hard indeed TO say wha
q Governor de Baca will be able to d
10 with a Legislature that is POLITICAL
e opposed to him, when his time 10
N conference Is to be limited to tw
- hours day, under the most favorabl
circumstances.
,e His taking of the oath OF Office ha