Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-11-15
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
Land Office TransactiOns-New Cor
pOrations-RestOred to Citizen
ship--Delegates to Trans
Mississippi Congress.

The following persons have made origi-
nal homestead entries at the local United
States land Office: Abel Jaramillo, Mora
county, 100 acres; Meleoio Sanchez, San
Miguel county, 100 acres; Carrie E. Fem
ton, Bernalillo county, 159.4O acres; Ida
Baker, San Miguel county, 100 acres;
Martin Pena, Santa Fe county, 54.54
acres; Geronimo Maestas, San Miguel
county, 100 acres; Anton Kranz, Berna-
lilo county, 1882 acres; Eda Martin,
Mora county, 16o acres; Melquiades Mon
tano, Mora county, 16O acres. The fol-
lowing persons have made final proofs
on homestead entries of 160 acres each:
Juan Mendez, of Guadalupe county, and
Barton Montana, Rio Arriba county.
Pedro Salas, of Santa Fe county, has also
made final proof on his homestead entry
of 1878 acres.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
Tbs Canagria Cultivating Company
Incorporators, W. K. Major, jr., L. A.
Gardiner and j. w. Hill; jeots, cultivat-
ing and dealing in oanagria and other
farm products; capital stock, $500,000
principal Office, Hudson, Grant county, N
NJ; life, fifty years.
The Golden Giant Mining Company
Incorporators, Rufus L. Hehin, of New
Orleans; Max Schultz, Edward Dickinson
Thomas 5. Heflin and Thomas Foster, ei
Silver City; objects, mining and reducing
ores; capital stock, 100000; life, fifty
years; principal place of business, Silver
City, N. NJ.
RESTORED TO CITIZENSHIP.
In pursuance of section SO of chapter
76 of the laws of 1889, the governor has
issued pardons restoring to citizenship
the following persons, who have served
their full terms in the renitentiary witt
good time allowances: Ventura Quin
tana, Ben Mitchell, Walter Weatherwax
Lee Williams, Juan Cordero, David Vigil
Seferino Savedra, Louis Pfster, limo
csnte Casillon, Harry Munson, Ysldrt
Guerrero, Jose Sanchez, Hilario Pena
Lucio Abalas and Luz Yarrazus.
TRANS MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS.
wv Ahoih'on oo-ooy nPPoAhVou oh
following named as delegates to repre-
sent New Mexico at the trans-Mississipp p
congress, which convenes at Omaha ol
the 25th inst.
Antonio Joseph. Capt. J. &. Lea.
Robert Head. M. w. Mills.
w. G. Ritch. Chas. W. Kennedy
Jose Lopez. L. G. de Baca.
Thomas Burns. Max. Frost.
T. E. Mitchell. W. A. Thompson
OFFICIAL DOTS.
The governor has appointed Jerom
Wardsworth, OF Sierra county; Archibal
McArthur, of Mora county; j. F. Hinkl'
of Lincoln county, and I. A. Schombert
of Colfax county. as notaries public.
The surveyor general has received fror
the general land Office and forwarded t
Hon. Antonio Joseph the patent for tn
Ojo Caliente grant. The patent calls fo
2,244.S9 acres of land within the bour
daries of the survey made in accordanc
with the decree of confirmation of the {
s. court of private land claims.
The Silver Creek Mining company, th
Little Fanny Mining company and th
Mineral Creek Milling company, Of 8
Louis, have filed certificates with the tel
ritorial secretary designating Cooney, Sc
corro county, as their principal place @
business, and Stewart L. Tatum as thei
agent in New Mexico.