Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-10
OFFICIAL RAKINGS.
Paragraphs Of Newsy Nature Gathered
About the Capital ard Elsewhere.

The act requiring the publication o1
legal notices in English and Spanish pro-
vides that all legal process, on and after
February 21, 1891, against non-residents,
unknown or absent parties, notices oi
sales of real estate under foreclosure oi
mortgage or executions, trespass warn
ings and other documents publication
of which is now or may hereafter
be required by law to be made
by posting written or printed
notices in public places, may
be published instead of beirg posted up,
in English and Spanish in some newspa-
per published in the county, if there be
one if not, then in some newspaper pub
lished in some other county of the terri
tory for the same length of time it may
be required to be posted, and when so
published, it shall not be necessary to
post such notice in public places. The
party to pay for such publication shall
designate the paper and not more than
the legal rate shall be charged.
Mr.. D. G. Hobart, of Silver City, is be-
ing strongly recommended for appoint
ment as commissioner to the Worlds
Columbian fair from New Mexico under
the recent law passed by the 29tt legis-
lative assembly. Mr.. Hobar is we'll
southern New Mexico fSS and nd ? man m. Of
qualifications for the poslt.s. He is a
Republican in politics, and his appoint
ment would give great satisfaction to the
southwestern part of New Mexico.
Secretary of War Proctor passed
through here last Saturday en- route from
Ell Paso to Albuquerque, in the special
car, Newport, and went from there west"
So says the San Marcial Reporter. Must
he some error here, the secretary of war
did not leave Washington until yesterday.
He is booked for trip through Texas to
inspect the military posts. In case he
comes as far west as Ell Paso would it not
be a good idea to invite him to pay visit
to Santa Fe?
Governor Prince has made contract
with Prof. Bandelier, the well known
scientist and archeologist, for the arrang-
ing, indexing and translation of the
archives of the territory. The sum of
81 200 per year was appropriated by the
last legislature for this purpose. Prof.
Bandelier is peculiarly we'll fitted for the
task and has already started the work.
The archives in question will prove OF
the greatest historical value to New Mex
leo and the country.
In the selection Of our townsman J. R.
DeMier, as member of the penitentiary
board Governor Prince has shown his
usual wisdom and good sense. The Sc
lection is an excellent one and the Re-
publican joins his many friends in con-
Graduating Mr.. DeMier on his appoint.
ment.-Las Cruces Republican.
The governor left last evening for Las
Cruces to attend an important meeting Of
the regents of the Agricultural college.
From there he will go to Socorro to be
present at the meeting of the regents
of the School of Mines on Thursday, which
bids are to be opened for the new build
ing.
The board of county commissioners of
Socorro county has instructed it's district
attorney to institute suit against Sierra
county for SIC, 900, amount claimed to be
due on account of the portion of Socorro
county taken when Sierra county was
created.
Governor Prince has been notified Of
the appointment of the following new
postmasters At Springer, Webster W.
Jacobs; at Weed, Mrs. s. J. Lawrence
at Tiptonville, Mrs. M. ]. Mcclure.
Owing to the continued ill health Of
Mrs. Prince, the public reception at the
governors house for this month is neces-
sarily omitted. 1t is hoped that nothing
will interfere with the reception in April.