Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-01
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
News of General Moment Gathered
Here and There About
the Capital.

Gov. Prince has commenced work on
his annual report which this year bids
fair to be more elaborate, and better
document, than ever. Some
200 letters have been sent out to citizens
in various parts OF the territory asking
for special information on such subjects
as agriculture, horticulture, stock raising,
irrigation, etc.
HAS NOT RESIGNED.
There is general impression that Col.
Hudson has resigned from the cattle san
itary board, and the governor has been
receiving for several months recommen-
dations and suggestions by letter and
through the press on the subject. But
the fact is that Col. Hudson has never
resigned and consequently no vacancy
has occurred.
LAND OFFICE PATENTS.
The following patents have been re-
ceived at the local land office. Ent:ymen
can obtain the same by surrenderng the
final certificates Homestead No. 1897,
| w Ill. ~ CldylOn, lDeiHa'4llo NOuh' - !,
homestead No. 1898, Joseph Blonger, San
Miguel county; homestead No 1893, Epi-
fanio Gonzales, San Migul county; home
stead No. 1900, John Real, San Juan
county; homestead No. 967 Juan de
Dios Sandoval, San Miguel county home
stead No. 1892, Juan Montoya, San Mi
guel county; homestead No. 1898, uan
Luis Garcia Mora county; homestead
No. 1874, Tomas Martinez, Santa Fe
county; homestead No. 1896, James
Sparrow, San Juan county.
A CHANCE FOR TIE LADIES'.
Gov. Prince expects to attend the open
ing ceremonies of the Worlds Columbian
fair accompanied by his staff. He has
received the following letter
To His Excclercy, Governor l.. B. Prince, Elk
ecutivc Chamber, state House.
CHICAGO, July Is, 1892 Sir; | have
| the honor to request that you will inform
this committee Of the number of gentle
: men, and their official capacity. who vii
: accompany YOU when you take part II
. the ceremonies attending the dedication
8 of the buildings of the Worlds Columbian
: exposition next October. Also, the mum
, Der of ladies who will accompany you
: party.
1t is the desire OF the committee that {
. COLOR bearer accompany each governor il
' charge Of the state colors.
? have the honor to be your obedien
>, servant, f. c. Gulf,
Secretary Joint Committee.
n The question is, who is to provide thu
II ''colors" foY the occasion? For the credi
- of the territory they must be on hanC
and in good shape. This would seem t.
be a chance for the ladies to display thei
patriotic good taste.
LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.
The local land Office this morning re
| ceiyed information that two decisions i
important cases, decided by Register A. l
Morrison and Receiver VIM. NJ. Berger
have been sustained by the com missone
Of the general land office. The cases-ar
as follows: w. G. Tomlins vs.. the Nc
nero Coal Il Coke Co. This case involve
the Sc sec. l. tip. 81 n, e, where
upon there are the valuable coal mines {
The Monero Coal Co. After taking tn
! very voluminous testimony the local Of
ficers decided in favor Of the compan
and THIS has been sustained, The con
pany can now complete its title.
, D. S. X eeher VS.. Joseph II. Kuhn
| involving the Sc sec. 27, tp. 10 n, r
/, G, valuable agricultural land near Alb
querque. Tie local office decided in fave
of Kuhns and the general land office a
firms the decision. The final proof
E Kuhns is ordered to stand and Keleher
contest is dismissed.