Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-07
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
REWARDS OFFERED.


gitive from justice, charged with the mur.
reward is offered by the governor.
For the arrest of the murderers of lisa.
bel Duran and her daughter, Antonia Du.
ran, committed in the county of Union
in April, 1898, $500.
For the arrest of other parties than John
Burk, who is now in custody, charged
with the murder of Calf A. Elliot, oi
Liberty, San Miguel county, on January
25, 1898, 5000.
For the arrest of Tomas Lucero
charged as one of the murderers of John
Doherty, of Mora county, and with con
spiracy to murder Juan Antonio Rael, OF
same county, who is now fugitive from
justice, $500.
AT THE sEcRETARY's OFFICE.
A certificate of the Little Fannie Mining
Company has been filed, designating its
principal Office at St. Louis Mo-, and its
principal place of business at Cooney, N.
NJ, and naming Edward Kahlbaum, OF
Cooney, its agent.
Certificate of the Silver Creek Mining
Company filed, designating st. Louis
Mo-, as it's principal Office, and Cooney
N. NJ, as Its principal place of business
and naming Edward Kahlbaum, OF
Cooney, its agent.
Articles of Incorporation of the Pena
Blanca Townsite Company filed-Incor-
ators, Benjamin c. Robertson, Pedro A,
Simpson J. s. Huchason and Thomas III
Davis, all of albuquerque, N. NJ; capital
stock, $4,000; single shares, 800; prin-
cipal place Of business, Albuquerque, N
M. Directors, Benja G. Robertson
Pedro A. Simpson and J. s. Huchason.
Articles of Incorporation of the Min.
eral Greek Mining Company filed-In
corporators, Daniel Evans, Robert Brent
and Matthew J. Ryan, of st. Louis, Mo-.
aud Ernest Herman Schmidt and Edward
Kahlbaum, of Cooney, N. NJ; capital stock
$25ooOo; single shares, 81. Directors,
the incorporators; principal place OF
business, Cooney, N. NJ, and principal
office at st. Louis.
IN DEMAND.
Writing from Washington City under
date of tho End inst, Delegate Joseph
thus addresses Col. Frost, secretary of
the New Mexico Bureau of Immigration:
"Your favor Of the 2Sth ult. is at hand
and it's contents noted. Am very anxious
ly looking for the books on New Mexico,
as there is quite demand for them here
A copy of these books ought to be placed
in the hands of every senator, so that
when the New Mexico statehood bill
reaches that body they might have some
idea of our fitness for statehood.
"Have seen Congressman Harter and
conversed with him about New Mexico.
He seems to take a good deal of interest
in our progress and development, and, as
all other Democrats, he is in favor of ad-
mitting us into the Union.
"The Republicans in the house are still
unyielding in their opposition to my en-
abling act, and if they continue in their
opposition will ask the committee on
rules to bring in special rule for the
consideration of the bill, which will give
me the right to block all the business of
the house until quorum of Democrats
is secured and the bill disposed of.
"Please address the books to me in care
of committee on territories, and, cheer
fully will I pay oce-half ex press charges
on same, and oblige."
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Thomas j. Hunt, Of Philadelphia, has
been appointed commissioner of deeds
for New Mexico.
Geo. p. Money, Of Santa Fe, was yester.
day appointed special assistant to U. s.
District Attorney Hemingway before the
grand jury at Las Vegas. tA+
The following notaries have been ap-
pointed during the past week: Arthur L.
Finch, of Albuquerque; Charles Springer
of Ration; Mateo Lujan, of Las Vegas; Ira
g. True, of Pennington, and Peter Powers,
of Kent City.