Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-11
Ofiicial Proceedings Ofthe Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Santa Fe
County, New Mexico.

nv furnish to this board for examination
ov full list of all applications and licenses
- retail liquor dealer or merchandise, hot
and in fact all licenses applied with stat
mept of all moneys received OF any kin
IA since January l, 1891.
LII Resolved, That VIM. White, of tn
ng county, is hereby appointed county su
at veyor for Santa Fe county and he must |
~ qualified as SUCH
y John Gray reported SO as proceeds sal
". of alfalfa, and was instructed to use tn
>" same in paying labor for irrigating tn
% plaza.
a, The board adjourned as board of CONT
ID ommissioners and proceeded with thei
q, business as board of equalization.
Or The following changes were made il
assessments
A. L. Kendall, from 500 to $685.. -
R. Mathews, from $500 to 81 200.
n The Singer Manufacturing Co, from
F. $500 to $1,000.
John Evans, from 5000 to $500
. Luis Badsrraco, from $735 to 1888.
Jesus Lopez, from 5000 to $3.50.
Susane Ortiz, from 5000 to $3.50.
9 w. H. Spence, from $40 to $40.
y Tres Hermanos Mining Co., from $l7J
l. to $500.
Genaro Digneo appeared and asked the
board that his tax assessment of 1889 and
1890 be reduced 81 900 each year. The
reduction was allowed
The following were adopted and Or
dered recorded as the proceedings OF the
board of which G. W. North acted as
chairman, in the month of Deem Der,
1890, to wit:
SANTA FE, N. NJ, December 5, 1890
!, Special session of the board of county
commissioners of Santa Fe county.
this day in pursuance of an order issued
by his honor, Judge Seeds, directed to
the board of county commissioners OF the
county of Santa Fe requiring them forth
with to meet, canvass, count and declare
the result Of the election held on Novem-
Der 4, 1890, in this county, neither George
L. WHY'S nor Teodoro Martinez ap-
peared but g. w. North and Frederick
Grace appeared and presented commits
sions issued to them by the governor of
the territory of New Mexico, as such
commissioners to fill the vacancies &C.
casioned by 6. L. WHY'S and I. Marti-
nez, formerly commissioners of this
county, and each Of them presented oath
of office and official bond approved by
Judge Seeds; j. H. Sloan being absent,
the board was called to order and q. W.
North was elected temporary chairman,
in absence of the chairman, J. H. Sloan,
whereupon Clerk Marcelina Garcia being
present, the board proceeded to canvass,
count and declare the result of said cleo
ton, and when the canvass had pro-
ceeded from and including precinct No
to precinct No. s, County Commission
er Sloan appeared in the room and asked
to be counted as present on counting
precinct No. and took his seat with the
board and assisted in checking off the
vote OF said precinct apparently giving !
his assent to the count of the same &C.
cording to the certificate of the vote !
of said precinct on file, and both
the clerks thereof. The board
then proceeded with said canvass
and count until precinct No. II was
reached, when Benj M. Read moved the
board to canvas, count and include in the
result from precinct No. II five votes ap-
pearing on the face of the poll books of
said precinct with the words rejected
not registered" written after the names Q:
I ha unfnr- ths--p-.~ '..'f, ,-'o" d" "io'o's'oN
arose with reference to the same.
Thereupon said j. Fl. Sloan lett his seat
in said board and went out oil the room,
saying at the time to the other members
of the board that he would not act any
further, and that they might do as they
ID pleased.
Thereupon the remainder of the bo"
being a majority, after hearing Mr. -. =
refused to count said five votes p Safd'
precinct No. IL, the same h' neau
omitted by the judges OF e. .,, NJ h aa,u
precinct from their certif :avihs oeen
thereof, but canvassed .ec.loH VI saiu
precinct returns in accr lcate VI tlle result
decision of Judge See .nu county, ;.t s .a
the certificate on 81 o'uau'o VIZ sne
upon the board, ,us, ~, ah t Heooiu mh W
canvsssed and aid poll books. There
'"n ~ 7'eN CIV J. H, Sloan being absent,
-. counted the remainder of
the returns of said election and declared
the result to he as follows; =
For delegate to congress, Antonio JOS
eph received 1871 votes.
Mariana S. Otero for delegate to congress
received 1904 votes; for member of the
council Romulo Martinez received 1924
votes! T. B. Catron received 1913; for
member of the house Thomas z. Gable
received 1914 votes Charles f. Easley
received 1884 votea; Benz. M. Read re-
received 1886 votes; Joseph B. Mayo re-
ceived 1549 votes.
For county commissioners, first district
&C. M. Dreamer received $50 votes, A.
Staab 1880.
Second district-Geo. L. WHY'S re-
ceived ,521, VIM. H. Nesbitt ,567.
OThird district-Higinio Martinez, 1921,
Juan Garcia, 1889.
For probate judge-Susano Ortiz 1919,
Anto. J. Ortiz $50.
For school Observation-Disclosures
Martinez ,4S4, Peter j. Schneider 1875.
For assessor-Abe Gold 1,497 Manuel
Valdes, $3.50.
For clerk probate clerk-Pedro Delgado
1913, Ignacio Lopez 1881.
For sherif-Francisco Chavez 1915,
Charles M. Conklin ,455.
For reasurer-Gavino Ortiz 1859,
Pablo Borrego ,531.
For coroner--Juan Holmes $40, An
tonic Alarid 1922.
1t was then ordered that the proceed
ings Of said board be published in the
New MEXICAN.
Thereupon, after short recess in the
afternoon, J. H. Sloan having entered the
room aand being present was requested
to take seat with the board and act
with the other members, but declined to
do 90.
There being tie or an equal number
of votes cast for G. M. Creamer and A.
Staab, for county commissioner of the
first district, the board Oh the suggestion
of G. M. Dreamer, in accordance with
section $40 OF the Compiled Laws OF New
Mexico, proceeded to determine by lot
which Of the two was elected, and the
same resulted in favor of A. Staab, who
was declared as county commissioner from
| tho srot d;strict and the hoard then de-