Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-12
CAPITAL CULLINGS.
New CorpOrations-kewards Offered
New officials Appointed
Notes.
NEW CORPORATIONS.

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articles with the territorial secretary dur
ing the week:
The Colorado l. Northwestern Invest
ment Company-Amended articles of in
corporations; Richard H. Hutton, Charles
Thurlow and Charles NJ Williams, trus-
tees; principal place of business, Denver;
! Robert c. Prewitt, of Aztec, San Juan
county, designated as agent in New Mex
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| The Van Smelling Company-Objects,
buying, selling and reducing ores; cap.
ital, $4,000; life, fifty years; incorpora-
tors, William H. Newcomb, William Kemp
and R. P. Barnes; principal Office, Silver
City.
The Cavarista Gold Mining Investment
neutrality-suspicious., Charles R. Fish,
0. A. Pease, John W. Burke, Fred P. John
son and E. H. Cowles; bjects, mining for
gold and silver and dealing in mining
properties and real estate; capital, $780,
900; life, twenty-five years; principal
trict, county of Taos, with branch office
| in Denver.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Judge j. H. Walker, register of the
United States land Office, for several days
witness before the United States court
at Las Vegas, is expected home this even.
ing.
A mandate has been issued by the gov.
ernor on John F. Shaw as agent for the
apprehension of Will Stewart, charged
with horse stealing, on the requisition OF
the governor of Texas.
Judge H. B. Hamilton is still engaged
in holding court at Lincoln. Nobody
seems to be able to vouch for it, but re-
port has it here that George Curry has
been or is likely to be appointed district
clerk.
Judge Bantz will open the Sierra
county district court one week from Mon.
day next. 1t is expected that the case oil
John Roper, of Dona Ana county, charged
with the murder of young Sam Steele will
come up for hearing at this term, going
to Hillsboro on change of venue.
The governor, on Monday, issued q
requisition on the governor of Colorado
for the arrest of Frank Arnold, charged
with the crime of burglary in Bernalllo
county and designated Charles F. Hunt
as agent. The accused was arrested day
or tive before in Trinidad by Policeman
Harris, of Albuquerque.
The first of new brand--a public
document envelope bearing the unmis
taxable signature of "T. B. Cstron, M
c." came to the New MEXICAN Office from
Washington this morning. The inclosure
was a copy of ex Congressman Sibley's
famous silver speech delivered in con
gress last January.
Judge Laughlln is in receipt of letter
from Judge Bantz, now sitting for CHIEF
Justice Smith at Las Vegas, saying he
will come to Santa Fe and hear the Dor
rego trial, Judge Laughlin to take charge
at Las Vegas. If it can be 80 arranged a.
that Judge Laughlin can return to his
duties here Immediately the Borrego case
is concluded, it is possible that the
transfer may be made.
Rewards of $500 each are offered by the
governor for the arrest and delivery te
the sheriff of Santa Fe county of the un
known murderers of Joseph Leckie, Jul
ian Tessiere and Jesus Trujillo on the
ranch of the former in Santa Fe county
on March 8, 1887. This is in lieu of re-
wards heretofore offered and the tota
shall not exceed $1,000.
The governor has appointed the fol
lowing notaries public since the NEW
MEx1CAN's last reports Francis Buchanan
and Demetrio Perez, of Socorro county
Arthur H. Harllee, of Grant county; E. l.
Ozanne, of Lincoln county; Joseph F
Towle, of Socorro county.
In the district court to-day the case OF
Zenobio Trujillo and Emilio Encinlas
charged with being accessories to the
brutal murder of Tomas Martinez, the
south Santa Fe county ranchman, is still
on trial. 1t is expected that the matter
will be submitted to the jury this even.
ing. Following are the jurors: Marcos
Gutierrez, Felix Romero, j. w. Brady, j.
| D. Morrison, w. e. Meyers, F. H. Nit.
| chell, j. Lorenzo Barros, Jose Amado
Lucero, David Quintana, Jose de Jesus
Herrera, Facundo Ortiz,N. j. Strumiq uist
When Ex-Governor Swineford, inspec-
tor of receivers, registers and surveyor
generals offices, was recently in Santa
Fe, he discovered that, owing to the null
tiplicity of small holdings in this district
and the many changes in land grant bound.
aries caused by DEGREES of the United
States court of private land claims, both
the land Office and surveyor generals Of
flee needed more assistance. In
consequences of his recommendation, Mr..
Robert L. Moore, of Prescott, Ark, has
heen assigned to take care of the small
holdings desk in the land Office, and Mr..
Edward B. Linnsn, of Wisconsin, has
been assigned to duty in the surveyor
generals Office. Both gentlemen have ar
rived in Santa Fe with their families and
commenced work. They come highly
recommended and certainly their appear
ance is most prepossessing.