Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-04-24
OFFICIAL GATHERINGS.
Newsy Paragraphs Of General Noto to
Every Glass of Readers.

Judge Seeds and the district court off
cers-Clerk Walker, Stenographer Fl. 5
Clancy, and Interpreter L. G. Read, lef
this morning to open 1.-TWO Two weeks aext Term
The Delgado case now before the U. s
supreme court has not yet had hearing
other cases being ahead of it, although il
was set to come up on the Goth. In
few DAYS some news on this subject il
likely to be received from Washington, al
on May l the court adjourns for the term
Judge A. A. Freeman, of the 9TH judi
cial district, arrived at Roswell Wednes
dav evening OF last week. This Will be
the first term of court held at this place
and Judge Freeman will preside. The
judge is giving general satisfaction to all
parties concerned in legal affairs, says the
Register.
New notories public have been appoint.
ed as follows: J. D. Hughes, j. Francis.
co Chaves, of Santa Fe; J. Fred Lehman,
Las Cruces; T. F. Phelan, Albuquerque
f. w. Bistrand, Cooney; Frances Bu-
chanan and j. F. Towls, Socorro.
Major Palen, territorial treasurer, has
received from the national treasury the
second annual instaQment of $4,000 for
the New Mexico agricultural experimental
station. A check for the amount was to-
day forwarded by the treasurer to Col.
w. L. Rynerson, secretary and treasurer
Of the agricultural college at Las Cruces.
There are funds in the territorial treas
ury to pay all outstanding warrants, and
the accrued interest thereon up to the
23d inst, issued prior to Nov. 10, 1888.
There are some $4,000 of these warrants
out, held in New York and throughout
the territory. They should be presented
for payment at once as interest thereon
ceased on yesterday.
Ration has two city tickets in the field
on which the people will vote Oh Tuesday
next. The Citizen s ticket is composed of
Harry Whigham, for mayor; J. Jelfs, P.
Padilla, II. L. McCarn and P. p. Fan
ming, town trustees; G. Sandusky, re-
corder; Theo. Gardner, marshal. The
"Workingman's Independent" ticket is,
for mayor, VIM. Tindall; trustees, ].
Jelfs, P. Padilla, j. j. Shuler and j. H.
Walker, sr. for recorder, G. A. Fox for
marshal, Theo. Gardner.
The U. s. land department is paying
special attention to settling up all bust
ness in New Mexico. Another set of
special agents arrived this morning and
will Join the four agents already here in
Cleaning up'' all work in this territory.
These new arrivals have just finished
their duties in Colorado. They are Col.
G. A. Launsberry, of Bismark, N.
D. Thos. Weidman, of Red Oak,
Iowa; A. T. Stout, of Blackfoot, Idaho
A. E. Boosant, Manchester, N. H. F. S.
Goodrich, of Florida, and R. j. Jones Of
Cincinnati.
Following is the list Of territorial jurors
selected to serve at the Santa Fe county
term of court which opens May 81:
Grand jurors: Gerard D. Koch, VIM.
Dame, Jose Maria Martinez y Sandoval,
Adolph Gusdorf, Pedro Quintana, Hilario
Sandoval, Marcelino Garcia, Melisendro
Vigil, Atanasio Romero, Juan Ortiz,
Juan j. Ortiz, Anastacio Sandoval, G.
W. North, Peter Powers, P. H. Leese,
Candelario Romero, Nestor Sena y Ortiz.
Petit Jurors: Guadalupe Macs, Sigis-
mund Wedeles, Juan Cristoval Romero,
Rafael Trujillo, Juan Jose Romero, Fe-
lipe Quintana, Albino Ortega, Jesus
Tapia, Luciano Bacs y Campos, VIM.
Soenchen, Ramon Rodriguez, Richard
Giblin, J. H. Clarke, Antonio j.. Silva,
Manuel Luisn y Sanchez, Victor Ortega,
Agustin Bustos, Pablo Amanda, John T.
Forsha, VIM. H. Swyers, Jesus Gonzales
y Borrego, Antonio Jose Rael, Juan
Romero y Garcia, Rafael Herrera y Or
tegs.
At Socorro County Superintendent Of
Schools j. P. Chase has sued the county
for 1907 .35 on account of alleged services
for which the county commissioners have
refused to audit his bills. The case will
be an interesting one, and, if thoroughly