Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-11
Proceedings OF County Commission.
ers OF santa Fe County. March
z, 1902.

A. 7. Grigg, furniture. .......$ II 80
H. II. Zumwalt, stationery for
snerlH ........,........., 70
Manuel Valdez, assessor:
Commission on 1882 and 1884
pond tax. .................,. III 81
Commission on road tax ....... AZ
Commission on 1891 bond tax 80 81
Commission on general county
Observation-Disclosures. 26 SO
Rafae! Lopez, manure. ........ 90
Inquest OF Francisco Apodaca by
j. B. Lucero, justice peace. 49,. 90
Santa re Gas company, January
and February, 1891. ,.......,.. So
5. Spitz, one clock and repairing
CLOCKS. ....'.... ............. 10 w
The following accounts to be paid out of
delinquent taxes were approved:
Francisco Cienfuegos, account for the
arrest OF Pierce for $3.50, only $3.50 to
be paid Cienfuegos.
Jesus Andres Esquibel, road over
seer precinct No. Is, for 1891. $ 40 90
@. M. Conklin, services attending
sessions probate court during 36 90
1911 ........... ............
| Mrs. Rita Domlnguez appeared before
the board and asked for an batement OF
500 in taxes for 1891. The collector was
instructed to settle with Mrs. Rita Do
minguez on that basis.
Mr. Miguel Silva appeared before the
board and asked an abatement of taxes
for 1891. The matter was taken under
consideration.
A petition from Mr.. Pedro Chavez,
Gaisteo, was presented, asking an abate
| mani nE tavoo fnp 1901 Supna W bob
under consideration.
Account of H. S. Clancy, clerk supreme
court, for So 70 in regard to case of w. N.
Coler ct al vs.. the county Of Santa Fe,
was referred to the district attorney for
examination.
New bond of Ignacio Lopez as clerk
was approved.
Account of H. S. Clancy for services as
clerk during 1891 for $25 was approved.
Account OF j. H. Crist, for stationery
and advertising for 1925 was approved,
payable out of delinquent taxes.
The following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, 1t is advisable to employ
counsel to appear for the county before
the U. s. court of private lands claims to
protect any interests this county may
have in the way of landed property and
the settlement OF which by act of Congress
is or may be had by suit in that court.
Now therefore. John II. knaebel and E.
l.. Bartlett, esquires are hereby appointed
to represent the county in said court, to-
gether with the district attorney.
Account of Jacob Wetmer for stationery
| sob was approved.
| The following resolution passed by the
RnopI of TroIa nd; boz f,p
ing OF the bonds issued to the Texas,
Santa Fe & Northern railroad, was read
and spread upon the minutes.
To the honorable the board of county commits
I sioners of the county of Santa Fe.
Gentlemen II beg to state that at a
special meeting of the Santa Fe Board of
Trade, held at the Office of its secretary,
in the Catron block, in the city of Santa
Fe, N. M, on Friday Feb. 10, 1892, at 4
o'clock p. M, the following preamble and
resolution, were unanimously adopted
Whereas, There is large amount of
per cent railroad aid bonds outstanding
against this county in favor of the Texas,
Santa Fe & Northern railroad company /;
and
Whereas, Said company desires TO re-
terest and
Whereas, These are the only bonds
outstanding against the county which
bear more than per cent interest, and it
Is very desirable to reduce the amount of
interest, and thus make saving to the
county as well as redeem it's credit, which
has been seriously impaired by its neglect
to provide for paying the interest on this
and other Indebtedness of the county,
Be it resolved, by the Santa Fe Board
OF Trade, that in our opinion the said
bonds shOnld be refunded at once into 5
per cent bonds for the amount found to
be due, and we earnestly recommend that
course to the honorable board OF county
commissioners of Santa Fe county. That
in order to ascertain the exact amount so
due on said bonds for the purpose OF re-
funding the same, committee of three
be appointed by this board to investigate
and report such amount to this board at
an early day. Provided, That said COM
pany or it's successors shall pay the
amount of judgments and legitimate
claims against it now outstanding, before
the issuance of said refunding bonds.
A true copy of the minutes.
GEO. W. KNAEBEL,
Secretary.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO. w. KNAEBEL,
Secretary Santa Fe Board of Trade.
| The following communication from
Moore 4 Schley was read and spread
upon the minutes: