Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-19
COUNTY BOARD.
The Bond Matter Never Referred to-
Routine Business Given
Attention.

The county commissioners held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon, Comrs. Kendall
Dudrow and Ortega being present.
The board appointed the judges for the
election for justices of the peace to be
held on the second Monday of January
the place where the election is to be helc
being given after the names of the judges
below submitted:
No. l-Atocha Romero, Monico Gales,
Macario Maestas, at Abran Garcia's house.
No. 2-Romulo Benavides, Nicolas III
menes, Miguel Abeytia, at Hipoito Do
minguez' house.
No. 3-Juan Garcia, Pablo Borrego,
Francisco Rivera, at Melquiades Quinta-
mas house.
No. Antonio J. Silva, Tomas Rome.
TO, Jesus Tapia.
No. 5-Felix Romero, Felix Lopez,
Elias Gallegos, at school house.
No. 6-Jose Padilla, Martin Mora, An
dres Baca, at Jose Padilia's house.
No. Harry Scranton, Matian Mon
toya, Charles Way, at justice of the peace
office.
No. s-Francisco Leyba, Fernando Pc
ma, Juan j. Silva.
No. 9-Martin Lujan, Librado Quinta-
ma, David Romero, at Librado Quintana's
house.
No. lot. F. Carey, Dan T. Taylor, E.
Perrin, at justice of the peace Office.
No. 11Sam c. Wright, R. M. Carley,
A. M. Randall, at school house.
No. 12-Vivian Garcia, Juan NJ. Angel,
,, Tomas Sanchez, at the house of Patficlo
Garcia. #...
No. 1916. W. Harrison, Jose L. Marti-
neg, R. j. Ewing, a. e. W. Harrison's
house.
No. 14--Jose Chaves, Reducindo Tru.
jillo, Jose Dolores Maestas.
No. 15-Antonlo Macs, Jose Ignaciu
Quintana, Agustin Bustos, at Cacildo Ma
drid's house.
No. 16-Jose Guadalupe Maestas, Mau-
ricio Vigil, Francisco Montoya, at Salo-
mon Garcia's house.
No. 17--Marcos Castillo, James Conklin,
Francisco Baca, at George ORTIZ house.
No. 18---Francisco Escudero, Santa Ana
Herrera, Pablo Martinez, at David Con
zaIes' house.
The taxes of Carrie Bell, represented
by Mr.. Elias Brevoort, were fixed at 500
for the current year and that of j. O..
Taylor was reduced $500. The taxes of
Susan Spratt was reduced $500, and
the taxes of W. G. Rencher for 1892 and
1898 were fixed at SOL instead of $166 so.
A settlement of the controversy be-
tween the gas company and the county
was arranged by allowing the com
pany's bill of $l96.35 and it was ap.
piled OIL the taxes. The effect of this
will be to allow gas lighting for the
county offices, privilege that has been
denied them at the court house.
petition was received from the resi-
dents of Pojoaque precinct, No. 10, ask
ing that that precinct be abolished. This
was accordingly done, and precinct No.
10 returns to its old place as part of
precinct No. 1.
The new precinct at Madrid, formed at
the last meeting of the board, still re-
tains its number 20, although there are
now only nineteen precincts in the county.
A number of salary accounts were
audited and warrants ordered drawn
therefor, among them being warrants in
favor of District Attorney Crist, County
Commissioner Dudrow and several cleo
ton judges.
Mr.. George W. Knaebel made applica-
ton for reduction in the taxes of Aga
pita Ortiz dc Nolan on property in this
city, but action was deferred.
The board then adjourned subject to
the call of the chairman.
No action was taken on the matter of
railroad aid bonds by the commissioners,
although one of them stated to the New
MEXICAN few days back that this would
be she special subject for consideration
at the meeting called for yesterday. AS
this is most important matter for the
people of Santa Fe county, it is very
surprising that nothing was done. 1t is
now stated that the matter will be left
over for action by the incoming board.