Governor Completes Organization of Territorial Administration
Governor Curry unites territorial offices and boards after sending a full slate to the council. He reforms coal oil inspection salaries to funnel excess into the road fund, appointing S S B Grimshaw of Santa Fe as coal oil inspector with five deputies and a $125 monthly salary plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
S&s. B. Grimshaw
Santa Fe
Grimshaw
Territorial Treasury Ofreeopta
Cou Os
Territorial Road Commission
Council Passes Penitentiary and Road Measures in Busy Session
The New Mexico council approved three major measures including penitentiary management reducing commissioners from six to three, and a territorial road commission law with a Governor, Public Lands Commissioner, and Territorial Engineer on the board. The insurance code also advanced, and the salary bill for assessors and treasurers went to conference with amendments for licenses revenue.
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Frank W. Clancy
Albuquerque
W. G. Sargent
Se Arriba County
Miguel A. Otero
Charles V. Bafford
Thomas P. Gable
William &. Griffin
Jacobo Chaves
Valencia County
Vernon L. Sullivan
Dona Ana
Otero
Lincoln
Edward J. Wright
Santa Rosa
J. ©. Griffith
Roverro
J. M. Hervey
Roswell
A. W. Pollard
Deming
Frank J. Wright
Silver City
Cattle Sanitary Board
McDonald
Carthzago
Harles L. Ballard
Orwell
W. MH. Jack
Bilver City
Fallberte Ciallegos
Gallegat
Cole Ptail
Board of Water Commissioners
C. Snow
Las Cruces
V. Jaramillo
Tite
Board of Dental Examiners
J. Alger
W. S. Cox
New Mexico Norical School
O. A. Lorragots
Las Vegas
New Mexico Normal University
W. M. Atkinson
Board of
Regents of New Mexico Military Institute
A. J. Pischer
Santa Fe
Board of Pharmacy
W. E. Nutting
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Territorial Road Commission
Territorial Road Commissio
Curry
Steil
House
Messrs
Catron, Hanley and
Gallegos
Hanley
Baccus Bill
Union County
Clayton
Inlon County
Catron
Spiess
House of Representatives
Forester Gifford Pinchot
Taft Maps Out Route for Traveling Cabinet
Washington March 13 President Taft plans a traveling cabinet with department heads making frequent tours. Secretary of War Dickinson will inspect the Isthmus of Panama and the canal. Secretary Ballinger will visit Alaska to study conditions there. Secretary Meyer will tour navy yards to assess local conditions. Secretary Wilson will visit state experiment stations and packing houses in the West.
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Washington
Taft
Dickingon
Lethmus
Panama
Ballinger
Alatka
Meyer
Wilson
Wert
Eral
William J. Palmer
Colorado Springs
Glen Eyrie
General Palmer
Colorado
John Edgar Thompson
Thomas Scott
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Sts
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Denver
Denver Pacific
Cheyenne
Denver and
Rio Grande
Ite
Mexico
Mexican National Railroad
Hie Grande Western Road
Grand Junction
Balt Lake
Lieutenant Joseph Petrosino Slain in Palermo Square
Italian police veteran Joseph Petrosino head of New York's Italian squad was shot and killed in Mariana Square Palermo. The attack was believed tied to his anti crime work against the Black Hand and Mafia with post cards found on him indicating his New York address.
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New York
Palermo
Sicily
Joseph Petrosino
Mariana Square
Portance
Petrosino
Italy
America
Petrosine
Wisat
Adeline Petrosine
Lafayette Snare
Petrosingo
Black Hand
Camorra
Mafia
Police Department
Alexander Williams
Williams
Bingham
Petrosinea
Ank
United States
New York City
Wood
Cannon
House
Joseph G. Cannon
Tinos
Alexander McDowell
Pennsylvania
Samuel A. Langum
Minnesota
Henry Casson
Wisconsin
F. B. Lyon
Henry N. Colleden
Currier
New Hampshire
Loudensinger
New Jersey
Ite
John Dwight
Mr. Rodenburg
Ultra Conservatiom
Joseph Cannon
Republiccans
General Bell Reappointed Army Chief of Staff
Washington March 13 President Taft announces the reappointment of Major General J Franklin Bell as chief of staff of the army. Bell resumes leadership of the Army’s top command as part of the administration’s reorganization plan.
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General Bell
Washington
Taft
Maor Gen
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Tax on coffee debated as revenue measure and equity questioned
The Washington bill stalled in Ways and Means as proposals for a coffee tax, inheritance tax, and lump taxes on securities clash with Treasury views. The Morning Journal notes potential $21 million dealer profit but little government gain, with coffee remaining free for now.
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Hy Morning Journal
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Payne
United States
Ways and Means
National Coffee and Tea, Association
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of Territorial Administration
Council
Morning Journal
the Palace Hotel
Santa Fe, N. M
Ston
Magadena
William J. Linwood
Raton
Board of Equalization
J. KB. Minkle
T. D. Burns, Sr
Tierra Amarilla
J. M. Cunningham
B. Spite
Alejandro Sandoval
Corrales
Frank P. Jones
Henry Lata
Mureau
John A. Haley
Carnivere
M. M. Padgett
Jas Vegua
L. K. McGaffey
H. Hetts
George TL. Brooks
W. G. Jack
San Juan County
Regents of
the Museum For the Territory of
New Mexico
Santa Pec
Erview
Retin
University of New Mexico Board of Regente
A.M. Mandatari
W. Pletcher Cook
Albuuerque
Agricultural College
Vincent
May
George Arnot
Normal School
RB. Walton
F. A. Pierce
J. 3. Duncan
School of Mince
Ametoa
Abeyta
Baecerrs
T. Brown
Boeforre
New Mexico Military Institute
J. P. White
Ros Well
W. G. Hamilton
Reewell
W. A. Finlay
Carlsbad
New
Maexico Insane Asylum
C. Winters
Ths Vegas
K. PD. Goundall
Simeon Averdue
el Rita
Board of Optometry
I. T. Vann
CH. Carnes
Clifford 8. Losey
Las Veegas
George Curry
Gouncil
the Palace
Monta Fe, XN. M
Mr. Catron
Mr. Blattman
Willard
Willard Boomers
Torrance
Estancia
Baca
Mewars
I Baca
Carlos Baca
Upton
Artesia County
Sanota
Baker
Guadalupe County
Pinchototh
Petronio
Petrosing
Mareh
Joseph
Ilinois
William A. Rodenburg
Illinois
Ulinois
Paige J Colman
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