Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-10
OFFICIAL NEWS.
Capital City Cuttings of Moment to
the Average Reader in
New Mexico. a

Certificates of the Helen Mining Com
pany changing its general office from
New York City to Denver, Colo, has been
filed IN the Office of Secretary Miller.
The Anheuser. Busch Brewing Associa-
ton has filed certificates designating Las
Cruces as its principal place of business
in the territory, and naming Martin
Lohman, of that place, its agent, upon
whom process may be served.
The Bland Tunnel Company has filed
articles of incorporation. The incor-
porators are Theodore B. Mills, William
W. Strong, Fletcher H. Mitchell, George
Hofheins, Myrtal L. Cole, Henry s. Pat
terson and Judson 9. Holt; capital stock,
$l,000,000; single shares, 80; principal
ploce of business, Bland City.
The Apex Gold Mining company has
filed articles of incorporation. Incor-
porators, William H. Yankee, of Denver;
Thomas 9. Johns, and Stephen F. Ward
we'll, of Nogal, N. NJ; capital stock, $780,
900; single shares, s.; principal place of
business, White Oaks.
The following notaries were appointed
during the past week. Placido Baca y
Baca, of Eden, Guadalupe county; Louis
f. Levy, of Los Lunas, Valencia county;
Gregorio Griego, of Penasco, Taos coun-
ty; William II. Bunker, of Las Vegas, San
Miguel county; James I. Tong, of Car
isle, Grant county, and Candelario Mar
tinez, of Santa Fe, Santa Fe county.
Samuel L. Taylor, of 1109 Betz build-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa, has been appoint
ed commissioner of deeds for New Mex
leo.
The following patents for land in Santa
Fe county are in the district land Office
here, some of them having been in the
Office many years, and it is important
that the owners of the land should get
them. They will be delivered to parties
presenting the final certificates for same.
1t will be necessary in cases where the
final certificates have been lost that the
present owners procure certificate from
the recorder of deeds showing their
ownership of the land and that they also
make affidavits that they are the present
owners. When these papers are fur
nlshed the Office the patents will be de-
livercd: Homestead patents-No. 1,1l9,
Bernavela S. Romero, sec. 81, tip. Is n,
r. IL e.; No. 1,181, Eugene Romero y
Gallegos, secs. 81 and 90, tip. 16 H., r. 10 e.;
No. 1901. William Philbrick, sec. rs, tip.
8 H., r. 8 e. Cash patents-No. 1,O40,
Henry L. Warren, sec. 2, tp. IS H., r. u e.;
No. 1,46O, Otto Ziegler, sec. 80, tip. Is n,
r. g.; No, 1880, Cicero S. Potts, sec. Is,
tip. IA n, r.. Q.
Word from Albuquerque is to the effect
that Mr.. F. F. Avery, superintendent of
the United States Indian school there, has
resigned. The cause of this action is not
announced. 1t is known that the school
was in wretched shape before he assumed
control and that some friction had devel.
oped between the superintendent and the
subordinate employees, but whether OF
not this is the cause of his resignation is
not announced. Mr.. Avery is first-class
man for the position and his resignation
causes regret among his friends in this
city.
Deputy U. s. Surveyor Sherrard Cole.
man has gone to Rio Arriba county tc
survey the Juan Jose Lobato grant, con
firmed to j. l. Martinez ct al. by the U
s. court of private land claims for 1O0,
900 acres.
The U. s. court of private land claims
opens its session at the federal building
on Monday next and will probably be
engaged steadily for the next two months