Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-14
OFFICIAL CHATTER.
A Readable Budget Of Capital City
News Gathered from Many
Sources.

Delegate Joseph has introduced in con-
gress bill which provides: "That each
militiaman who Joined the forces Of the
United States from the territory of New
Mexico during the war of the rebellion,
or the wars with the Navajo, Comanche,
Ute and Apache Indians in such territory
shall be paid 81 per day during the term
of ouch service, from the time that he left
his home until he was returned thereto,
including all timespsnt in hospitals under
treatment by such as received wounds or
other injuries In such service; all persons
who were wounded or disabled In such
service, and the heirs of all who were
killed in such service, shall be entitled to
all the benefits of the pension laws, In the
same manner and to the same extent as if
they had been duly mustered into the
regular or volunteer forces of the United
States; all horses and arms lost in such
service shall be paid for at their actual
value: Provided, that no payment shall
be made for such losses or for such ser
vice as milltiaman except upon the
statement of the commanding officer of
the United States troops, or such other
officer of the regular army as might be in
control of the militiamen at the time of
such loss ar service, or upon record proof
thereof now in the departments, and such
other proofs as may be required to estab-
lish the fact that such losses we're made 10
the service of the United States"
The Fame Chemical company has fled
articles of incorporation with the terri
tofial secretary. The incorporators and
directors are: l.. Il. Chamberlin, Stephen
E. Barron, H. O.. Strong, Charles M.
Savage and John Borradaile, all of Albu-
querque. The company is organized to
build, construct, maintain and operate
chemical works and to manufacture
drugs, etc.; TO plant, cultivate and raise
grain, vegetables, fruits, ETC.; to buy and
sell live stock and to perform other and
similar functions. The compauy's CAPT
tai stock is 100000 in shares of IS each.
The company is to run for forty-nine
years and its principal place of business
is Albuquerque.
The Washington Post of recent date
contains the following personal: Judge
and Mrs. j. B. II. Hemingway, of Santa Fe,
New Mexico, are the guests of the latter's
father, Senator George, at the National
and will remain in the city for week or
ten days. Judge Hemingway is the pres
ent United States attorney for New
Mexico, being one of the ablest lawyers
in that territory, and prospective candi-
date for the senate.
No jury business was transacted in the
United States court to-day, owing to the
absence of material witnesses. A motion
made by Judge W. B. Sloan as attorney
for Joe Rutledge, against whom there are
indictments, on the ground that he had
had been tried at the last term for the
same offense, was taken under advisement
by the court.
The reports of the condition of the
deaf and dumb school being circulated
among the members of the two houses
are accompanied by several illustrations
of the mute alphabet and the methods OF
instruction for the blind. These were
furnished by Superintendent Lars M
Larson and have attracted considerable
interest.
Surveyor General Charles f. Easley hat
received from the general land Office Q
number of the latest offici al maps of New
Mexico, which he has distributed through
ont the territory. They are remarkabl,
handsome and complete. The NEW MEX
loan begs to acknowledge the receipt O
one which now adorns its editorial rooms
H. M. Dougherty, young lawyer, who
was raised and learned his profession in
Socorro, was appointed ana confrmet
district attorney for Sooorro county
| rh;s cn,r;noti,n bv thu rrovornor wos 6
good one, and Sooorro county, by the ap
pointment, will be guaranteed goot
prosecution attorney for the next tw'
years.. New Mexico Stock Grower.
Mr.. j. H. McOutcheon, editor of tn,
Socorro Advertiser is visiting friend
here. He is leading applicant for tn
Office of district clerk under Ju6g'
Hamilton. Clerk GARNER, Mr.. Chillol
Riley, Mr.. J. A. Smiley and several other
are also, in the contest.
The governor has appointed the fol
lowing notaries public: Theodore Max
we'll, Of B3rnalillo; Florence 8. Scott, o
Bernallllo; j. Fl. Theehoff, San Juan; "
W. Lewis, of Bernalillo; Fred Becker, o
Valencia.
The appointment of A. H. Harlee a
district attorney is one that gives univer
sal satisfaction. Mr.. Harlee is compe
tent lawyer, and indefatigable worke
and will be the right man in the RICH
place.-Deming Headlight.
Handsome metallic signs have bee
placed upon the executive offices showing
which are occupied by the governor an
secretary respectively.
Six contest cases are now pending be
fore the United States land Office. TIL
hearing in the first case is set for tn
21st instant.
Charles Hall Adams has been appoint
ed commissioner of deeds for New Mex
co at Boston, Mass.