Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
CAPITAL GRIST.
Grant Surveys Approved-New Cor.
pOratlons-Otticial News
Paragraphs.

The plats and field notes of the surveys
of the Lucero de Godoi or Antonio Mar
tinez grant, in Taos county, containing
61,6O5.4s acres; the Canada Las Alamos
grant, in Santa Fe county. containing
1852 acres, and the Cristoval de la
Serna grant, in Taos county, containing
22,232.57 acres, made by the surveyor
general in accordance with DEGREES of the
United States court of private land
claims, have been formally approved by
the clerk of the court named as well as
by the authorities at Washington. The
grants mentioned are conseq uently now
ready to be patented. They were con-
irmed ON February II, 1894, showing
that it takes long time to perfect titles
after DEGREES have been rendered. The
plats are real works of art, highly credit
able to the draughtsmen employed in the
surveyor generals office.
NEW NOTIFICATIONS.
The following corporations have fled
articles with the territorial secretary since
bu6 NEW NEAlCAN ldbV I0poIbs
Las Vegas Telephone Company.-In-
corporators, John E. Moore, Werner H.
jameson and Lester G. Jameson; life Of
corporation, fifty years; capital stock,
$4,000; board of directors, John Shank,
Robert L. M. Ross, John E. Moore,
Werner H. Jameson and Lester G. jane
son; principal place of business, East
Las Vegas; objects, construction and
operation of telephone lines in East Las
Vegas and elsewhere in the territory.
The Texas g. New Mexico Telephone
Company.-Incorporators, Aaron Good
man, Charles E. Miller, George W. Moss
man, James L. Thompson and Simon B.
Newcomb, all of Dons Ana county; OBJ
jects, the construction and operation of
telephone lines in New Mexico and Texas;
capital stock, $4,000; life, fifty years;
directors, Aaron Goodman, Charles E.
Miller and James L. Thompson; principal
place of business, Las Cruces.
OFFICIAL DOTS.
Hon. G. NJ. Shannon, United States col
lector of internal revenue, has gone to
Arizona on official business. He will re-
turn to Santa Fe in three or four days.
During the last quarter of the 45th
fiscal year, ending March 2, ex-Sherif 0.
W. McCuistion, of Collar county, paid
into the territorial treasury $13,665.95.
This was the second largest amount paid
by any county.
Maria Rosa Ortiz, Albino Duran, both
of Rio Arriba county, and Geo. Vergolio,
of Santa Fe county, have made home
stead applications at the United States
land Office in this city for 100, eighty and
100 acres respectively.
| Marcelino Garcia fled his 100000
official bond approved by the governor
took the prescribed oath of Office before
Secretary Miller and entered upon the
discharge of his duties as territorial
auditor this morning.
Since it is probable that the Legislative
committee named to distribute relief
among the White Ash mine victims may
have something like $1,000 left after com.
plying with the humane spirit of the as
sembly resolution, it has been suggested
that, possibly the committee can see lit
way clear under the law, to distribute the
surplus to the Old Abe mine victims al
White Oaks. Had the legislature been in
session at the time of the latter disaster
the victims woul. certainly have beer
looked out for.