Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-14
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
An Interesting Lot of News Appoint
nents, Pardons, Bonds, Banks
and Internal Revenue
Matters.
OFFICIAL DOTS.

OFFICIAL DOTS.
A new postetfice has been established at
Faulkner, Sierra county, with Richard
Edgecombe as postmaster.
Capt. Barnett, U S. army who was
| recently detailed as Indian agent at the
Mescalero reservation, while engaged
| in having the same turned over, was or
dered by wire to report at once at WASH
ington. He is now en- route to Washing
ton in obedience to this order.
The transfer of the public property
pertaining to the Pueblo and Jicarilla
Indian agency in Santa Fe has been COM
pleted and Capt. John L. Bulls, Gath in
fantry is now in charge. -
The following commissioners Of deeds
for New Mexico have been appointed by
the governor: Peter Callahan, New York
City; Joseph P. Brannan, New York City;
j. H. Wheeler, Philadelphia; Chas. d.
Greenleaf, ST. Louis, Mo.
A. W. Jones, vice president of the Albu-
querque Savings Bank & Trust company,
is mere in consultation with Sec. Alexan-
der and Solicitor General Bartlett as to
the condition of the closed bank. It will
be remembered that $4,000 of terri
torial funds IRE locked up in that institu-
ton.
On yesterday Gov. Thornton, Treasurer
Palen and Auditor Perez met as an audit-
ing and refunding board, examined $780,
600 of territorial warrants and refund
ed same into 100000 worth of 6 per cent,
thirty years, territorial refunding bonds.
There are about $4,000 more of this
class of warrants outstanding, which
upon presentation and examination, will
also be refunded into similar bonds
The following named have been grant
ed pardons under section So, chapter
rs, Laws of 1889, by Gov. Thornton
and were released from the peni-
Tertiary: Elmer Carlin, Cerrillo Abey-
tia, Noverto Gonzales, Pedro Benavides,
venceslado Chaves, John W. Scott, Rob-
ert Black and Feliz Salazar. For good
behavior their terms of sentence were re-
duced and they we're restored to citizen
ship in ompliance with the provisions
of the section above quoted.
ADELAIDE MARTINEZ pARDoNED.
At a late hour yesterday afternoon tho
governor pardoned and restored to citi-
zenship Adelaide Martinez, of Rio Arriba
county, convicted of murder and sen
fenced to seven years in the pen. He has
served two, and is now in acute stages of
consumption; hence the pardon which
was granted on surgeons a certificate.
INTERNAL REVENUE FIGURES FOR NEW MEX
1Co AND ALTOONA.
The records of the internal revenue
Office for the New Mexico and Arizona
district show that during the fiscal year
ending June so, 1898, the sum of S47,-
109.89 was received by Collector Hughes.
There are in the district - fruit dis
tilleries, breweries, tobacco factories,
4 cigar factories, 5 rectifying establish
ments, n wholesale liquor dealers, 1854
retail liquor dealers, 2 wholesale dealers
in oleomargarine, 10 retail dealers in
oleomargarine.
The district is divided into three sub
districts with a deputy collector in each;
the stations of these latter are at Santa
Fe, Albuquerque and Tucson. The clerk
ut the Santa Fe Office for the past three
years has been Miss Florence Hughes,
who has performed the duties of the
Office in most exemplary and thorough
manner.
The new collector, Hon. G. M. Shannon
will very likely take charge of the Office
on August next.