Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-03
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
The New Territorial DepOsitOry-Bun-
ker's Sh0rtage-New No
taries-NoteS.
TERRITORIAL DEPOSITORY.


The following named sureties of the
Albuquerque National bank on its bond
for S300,OOO as the territorial depository,
have qualified IN the amounts set next to
their respective names: John A. Lee,
$4,000; Wiley M. Weaver, $4,000; VIM.
Fraser, $4,000; D. II. Rohrs, $12 500; j.
f. Luthy, $4,000; M. P. Stamm, $25,OO0;
e. d. Bullock, $4,000; W. P. Metcalf,
$4,000; Sol. Luna, $25,0O0; Jesse M.
Wheelock, $4,000; 0. E. Cromwell $25,
600; f. Mandell, $l2,500; j. f. Jaramillo,
$4,000; A. Brisacher, $4,000; s. NJ. Fol-
som, $4,000; Neill B. Field, $12,50O: A. j.
Maloy, $l2, 800; A. M. Codington, $4,000;
j. D. Torlina, $4,000; d. L. Sammis,
Sl2,5OO. Up to date Territorial Treas
urer Palen has paid over to the new de-
pository the sum of $lSOOOO.
THE BUNKER SHORTAGE.
Some weeks since the NEW MEXICAN
called attention to the charge that W. Il.
bunker, ex-clerk of the 4th Judicial dis
trict court under E. V. Long, while judge
of that district, was charged with being
short in considerable amount in his
accounts as clerk. The matter has since
been Investigated by Solicitor General
Bartlett and he has satisfied himself that
suit should be brought against Bunker
for the amount claimed to be due the
territory and that the best interests of
the people would be subserved oy crimi-
nal prosecution; hence he has informed
the attorney tor the territory for that
district, Hon. l.. C. Fort, who is the
proper official to bring these suits, of the
status of the case and has requested him,
III tue name OF the territory, to Institute
both civil and criminal proceedings
against Bunker. The matter now rests
with District Attorney Fort;it is reported
that strong effort is being made to hold
off suits aud prosecution till after the
statute of limitation runs.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
The governor has appointed the follow
ing notaries public: Jose Deltino Mar
tlnez, Chaperito, San Miguel county;
Harley j. Emerson, Albuquerque; Peter
Powers, Glorieta; W. f. Kuckenbecker,
Gallup; W. II. Hudson, Deming; Chas. v.
Stafford, Aztec; +. l.. Oliver, Victoria,
Dona Ana county; A. j. Fountain, Las
Cruces; Chas. H. McLenathen, Eddy; G..
B. Vanderberg, Fort Wingate, Eli New.
som, Earlham; W. j. Graham, Joseph
Postotfice, Socorro county; E. +. Otero,
Los Lunas; Frank Delgado, Santa Fe.
The business of the U. S. land office
will be suspended until either the register
or receiver qualities. The rights OF set
tiers, whose time for proving up on lands
may expire before the office is reopened,
,,,,I ~ ha nd, 10 tho ~ mi Aur-
ing which the office is closed will not be
charged to them.-Roswell Record.
Supt. Larson, of the deaf, dumb and
blind institute has been granted leave to
20 east in July, at his own expense, and
take part in the national meeting of deaf
dumbs to be held at Chicago. At the
same time he will select the furniture
necessary for properly equipping the In
stitution.
The Pullman Palace Car company paid
it's just tax under the new law into the
territorial treasury yesterday. 1t
amounted to sos of which $54 went to
the territory and the remainder to the
eleven counties through which the Pull
man cars run; no county received more
than 50.
The Taos County bank, located at Taos,
Juan Santistevan president, has made ap-
pication for $4,000 territorial funds,
for which it will pay per cent per an
mum. The application will be granted by
Treasurer Palen, as soon as the necessary
bonds are furnished and approved.
U. S. pensions have been granted the
following in New Mexico: Jose F. Lar
raniaga. Martha A. Talbot. Mexican
survivors, A. l.. Morrison.
The RioArriba county term of the district
court opened on Monday last. There are
four or five murder cases on the docket.
A new postof1ice has been established
at Amizett, the new mining town in Taos
m mountains