New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-08-02

superintendent HOIidS iiuehCS "a
the state penitentiary spent Sunday
in Albuquerque.
A. E. James of the state tax COM
mission in spending part of the week
in Albuquerque.
Corporation commissioners M. l..
Groves is in California and is ex-
pected to return in about two weeks.
State Health Officer, DR.. James A..
Massie is in Washington on official
business, and will return in a fort
night.
r. l.. Ormsbee has returned from
Atlantic City. where he represented
the Santa Fe Elks at the national
convention of the lodge.
Attorney General Harry L. Pat
date for governor was \ week end
visitor in Albuquerque.
State Treasurer Fl. l.. Hall has re-
turned from a visit to his business
interests in the northern part of the
state. ami has been in the city sew
eral days,
Byron Witt a young man from
Taos, just past eighteen, passed
through the city Wednesday evening
on his way to FL Paso to volunteer
for service in the u. S. Navy.
A.. S. Kirkpatrick, chief of the water
right department in the office of
the state engineer has returned from
a two weeks vacation at his former
home. Red Rock, west Of Silver City.
Judge NJ. c. Mechcm is In the city
for a few days to occupy a plaee on
the supreme court bench in lieu of
the are disqualified. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Mechem.
u. s. Weather Bureau reports fair
~ general showers over state but
not enough yet in southwest. Range
improving in southeast Harvesting
is progressing in some counties.
W TUX and one of his sons,
prominent cattle and sheep men Of
Carlsbad wera in the city this week
on business, Mr.. TUX say the re-
cent Rims have greatly improved the
range in his section but they have
not been very general and more is
badly II oded.
Bryan Roru Dunno, feature and
city writer Of the Santa F. New
MeXican is away on vacation. hi
duties being attended to by Mr..
formerly of New Orleans. who
has Joined the staff Of the local
daily
Mrs. Ruth G. Miller director o
HE division of vocational education
Of the state DEPARTMENT Of education
has gone to Roy and Springer, to
a conference with school
and the opcnlnP of one Of
the countv teachers institutes, mix
ing the trip in 4 new run-about
she Ia, recently purchased.
Former United States Senator T e
Catran and forr other members Of
his law firm and A. r. Rencba1 and
NJ Hervey have volunteered
~ .5,2..
ugisl.' w.. ~, oo'1ff. " -. ~. .t
u. gt.a,l. - ILn'..
.-u' ":1oeo.n ','"Ha, ~
.'sd"'". =" ,'I
'''' '''N "0'"
~. ol,.r ua...n A.
IIlS e"l..'I N'oii"n OF me LOS an
the Hearst interests here,
1'2nS f. leave tor Phoenix as he
frds M, hotter climate more CON
genial H. will return to los Angeles
20 report ON the situation here and
II Arizona
Nnnert + ASplund chief clerk OF
he state tax commission is making
md will visit every county seat in
he district for the purpose of ont
;nirg The BUDGET with the
commissioners. school authorities and
assessors. He will also confer on
he matter Of CITY and town budg--,
y several Of the places he wilt visit.
! a Caldwell OF the state en1in-
department has been in charge
# road work on the la Bajada hill
H., worst curves are being straight
med ont The road is being kent
,rcn for travel except when BLASTING
,haraes are shot The work viii he
.ontinued with prison labor for some
ime.
Sheriff CcI5o Lopez has ordered