Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-27
CAPITAL CHAT.
Official News Gathered Fresh From
the Several Departments of
Government.

The following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
The Santa Fe Placer Mining company
Principal places of business, Kansas City,
Mo-, and Cerrillos, N. NJ; capital stock,
100000; directors, Harvey s. Rhodes, I.
G. Mitchell, U. s. Epperson, Thomas s.
Ridge, James A. Wood, F. E. Nettleton,
of Kansas City; W. 7. Thornton and
Chas. L. Easley, of Santa Fe, and W. N.
Emmert, of Golden; life, fifty years; OBJ
jects, buying, selling, prospecting, pro-
noting and working mines.
The Albuquerque Mining company
Principal place of business, Albuquerqu ne;
capital stock, $4,000; objects, buying,
selling and operating placer and quartz
mining lands in the Jicarilla mining dis
trict of Lincoln county; directors, Will
lam A. Sanders, Robert R. Elder, Geo. A.
Kaseman, Martin Kellogg, and James E.
Elder.
NoTARIEs APPOINTED.
The governor has appointed the fol-
lowing notaries since the New MExroAN's
last report: Fl. F. Gimstead, Hagerman,
Chaves county; Henry D. Meyer, Cha
mita, Rio Arriba county; M. K. Long,
Cerro, Taos county; John Valdez, Taos.
SENTENCE COMMITTED.
In consideration of the excellent be-
havor of the prisoner during his term of
confinement and feeling that the ends of
justice have been fully subserved, the
governor has committed the term of con-
tinement of Frank Murphy, sentenced for
larceny in Dona ANA county, In 1890, to
the penitentiary for ten years, to the period
of six years and six months from the date
of his conviction.
REQUIs1TIoNs ISSUED.
On the Goth inst. the governor issued a
requisiton on thegovernor of Chihuahua,
Mexico, for the apprehension of Martin
M'rose, charged with cattle stealing in
Eddy county, N. NJ, and designated J. d.
Walker, of Eddy, as agent.
The governor to-day, upon requisition
of the governor of Nebraska, issued a
mandate for the arrest of Fred @. Green,
charged with the crime of forgery in
Seward, Neb., ordering that said Green
be delivered to G. V. Remey, agent, of
| Nebraska.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Postmaster L. A. Gunsfield has re-
turned to Albuquerque from Washing
ton.
Judge Collier has won the good will
of the people by his energy in clearing
the docket this term of court. He is a
good jurist and hard worker.-Citizen.
Mr.. G. V. Remey, agent of the governor
of Nebraska, sent to New Mexico to take
back Fred G. Green, the Albuquerque
hack driver, wanted in Seward, Neb., for
forgery, will return to Albuquerque for
his prisoner this evening. He reports
that Green, who has worked and behaved
himself in Albuquerque, is regarded as an
all round crook in Nebraska.
The report of the U. S. grand jury, on
the matter of the destruction of timber,
was wise and timely, and the foreman,
Col. Seewald, is to be congratulated on
blazing out the new path. Unless prompt
and persistent attention is given to the
preservation of the timber of the upper
canons of the streams, irrigation will
become thing of the past, and that
soon, in this part of New Mexico.-Optic.
Mr.. BENZ. M. Read has received official
notice from Special United States Attor-
ney r. f. Spearman to be ready with his
witnesses for the I'd of next month in the
following Indian depreciation claims:
Jose Maria Somoza, Leocadio Giron,
Higinio Torres, Eleuterio Barela, Porfirio
Ortega, Lorenzo Vigil, Pablo Borrego,
Filomeno Gallegos, Francisco Gonzales y
Borrego, all of whom are Mr.. Reads
clients. The amounts involved in these
claims are very large and are for animals
stolen by the Navajo and Apache In
dians. These cases will all be heard here
in Santa Fe.